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162nd YEAR • No. 134 OCTOBER 3, 2016 CLEVELAND, TN 16 PAGES • 50¢ HHWCD returning Saturday to Justice Center By RICK NORTON noon, a relocation that became forced much they liked the [jail] site, but it different with the Santek event. First, on asphalt which kept vehicles clean- Associate Editor in April when the Tri-State Exhibition was the residents who put it over the it’s a community endeavor that’s help- er and lent itself to a more efficient Center — the traditional host site — top for us.” ing area residents find a way to prop- event,” she said. “We’re very appreci- Household Hazardous Waste had no available weekend dates. She explained further, “We usually erly dispose of unwanted, or unneed- ate to Sheriff Eric Watson and his Collection Day organizers enjoyed “We had such positive comments get a lot of people thanking us for ed, toxic wastes in their homes; and staff for making the Justice Center their time at the Bradley County jail from everyone about the site,” said holding the event, but this was the second, it’s good for the environment available to us again.” so much last spring that they’ve Cheryl Dunson, executive vice presi- first time people were thanking us for and the Bradley County Landfill. Although Dunson and Santek do decided to return; and they’re inviting dent of marketing for Santek Waste the location.” Says Dunson, the biggest difference much of the legwork in coordinating area residents to come along. Services who coordinates the environ- It’s rare for folks — whether in with the Justice Center location, the HHWCD, it’s a longtime initiative On Saturday, Oct. 8, the multipart- ment-friendly service project. “Our Cleveland and Bradley County, or which is also its greatest selling point, that has garnered the support of sev- nered event will be held in the Justice volunteers and contractor’s employees elsewhere — to be thankful for going is the footing. Center parking lot from 8 a.m. to definitely made mention about how to jail, but circumstances are a little “I believe everyone enjoyed working See HHWCD, Page 4 Inside Today CU board OKs plan for final phase of water line Merkel gets bid at cost of $2.8M By LARRY C. BOWERS No comeback Banner Staff Writer The Cleveland Board of Public for the Titans Utilities has approved a resolu- The Tennessee Titans rallied in tion authorizing Cleveland the second half but a late Texans Utilities President and CEO Ken touchdown spoiled the comeback Webb to enter an agreement attempt in Houston. The Atlanta with Merkel Brothers Falcons rolled to a win over the Construction Company in the Carolina Panthers in the Georgia Contributed photo amount of $2,846,050 for the Dome. The Volunteers keep find- TAKING THE MAIL and placing items in slots to line them up for delivery are rural carriers Jeff Seay, left, and Bill Shelton. third and final phase of a water ing ways to win but face a tough project which has been ongoing two week stretch. The U.S. Ryder for more than 20 years. Cup team handily defeated the This third phase includes European team to bring the Cup 27,000 feet of 24-inch water back to America. See Sports, Post Office requires a team main beginning at Tasso Lane Pages 9-11. N.E. and extending to the Hiwassee Utility Commission’s water plant. Trump or Hillary? The work will complete the Yes, there’s an ‘I’ in mail, but workers North South Water Main Hillary or Trump? Project, which was initiated As the election gets closer, the about two campaign for U.S. president heats believe it’s ‘we’ that get the job done decades ago. up. In many cases, voters are still Webb said it pondering which candidate best rep- By ALLEN MINCEY encompasses resents their views on America’s Banner Staff Writer more than 15 future. See one person’s perspec- miles of water One walks to his or her mail- line. tive in the guest “Viewpoint” on box expecting the letters, adver- This third Page 12 of today’s edition. tisements and other items to be phase is there. Little does that person included in Webb know what work goes into mak- the utility’s Forecast ing sure he or she receives that 2017 budget, and is funded by mail Monday through Saturday the State Revolving Fund. in Cleveland and Bradley Seven bids were received on County. the project, with Merkel being Mark Holloway, Cleveland the low bid. postmaster, said that while resi- In other new business items dents expect their mail to be during the recent board gath- delivered at about the same time ering, the governing body each day, a major part of the approved the purchase of work to get that mail ready for transmitters and communica- delivery occurs in the wee hours tors, and the purchase of of the morning. Wavetronix radar equipment, “A lot of what we do here at for the Keith Street resurfacing the post office is done in the project. Today’s forecast calls for sunny early morning,” Holloway told Webb was authorized to act skies and a high near 82. Tonight the Cleveland Daily Banner in on behalf of the utility with recent interview. “The majority of respect to an SRF loan applica- should be mostly clear, with a low a carrier’s day is on the street. tion for $110,418 to purchase around 56 degrees. Tuesday looks Obviously, the clerk’s day is Contributed photo 355 Elster transmitters and an to be mostly sunny, with a high spent inside, but in the morning CHARITY WINKLER, left, and Renee Laughridge, clerks at the Cleveland Post Office, work at Elster mobile communicator near 84. Tuesday night calls for time it is an active place. sorting the mail for the carriers to then place in their separate locations for that day’s delivery. with video interactive display partly cloudy skies, with a low “After about 10:30 or 11 as part of the AMR/AMI Water around 61. Wednesday should be o’clock, the early clerks who Meter Conversion project. The mostly sunny, with a high near 84. have worked the mail have gone loan includes approximately Wednesday night should be mostly HIDDEN CLEVELAND $5,520 in principal forgive- clear, with a low around 57. See POST OFFICE, Page 4 See WATER LINE, Page 4 Index Classified...... 15 Comics...... 6 Joe Fivas wants to make ‘lasting impact’ Editorials...... 12 Horoscope...... 6 By JOYANNA LOVE lic administration in 1998. MINI Page...... 5 Banner Senior Staff Writer Working in the legislature showed him PERSONALITY “a whole new world of how state govern- Obituaries...... 2 Cleveland City Manager Joe Fivas chose ment makes decisions,” Fivas said. Sports...... 9-11 a career in local government because he It also peaked his interest in pursuing a TV Schedule...... 7 wanted to have a “lasting impact.” PROFILE law degree. Western Michigan University Weather...... 8 “Cleveland has far exceeded myself and Cooley Law School was across the street my family’s expectations — just the gen- from the legislative building. uine hospitality and the community and completed his bachelor’s degree. “It just gave me a set of tools that I Around Town pride,” Fivas said. “After I graduated college, I went and I could use,” Fivas said. He is originally from Traverse City, worked at the University of West Georgia One benefit was understanding legal Danny Deal running hard to Michigan. for a couple of years. Then I went back (to terminology. Fivas said his law degree has leg out a base hit on the diamond “We got about 200 inches of snow a Michigan) and began working on my mas- served him well in his government roles. ... Nathan Haney still in shock year,” he said. ter’s degree and got a job at the legisla- In 2003, he went to work for the after the Tennessee Volunteers’ Growing up, Fivas had no idea local ture,” he said. “I worked my way up and I Michigan Municipal League. last-second win. government administration would be the was working for the speaker of the House.” Although he passed the Michigan Bar career path he would choose. Fivas had started out working as a leg- Exam, he said he never practiced as an “My first passion was always sports. I islative assistant and became a policy attorney, but wanted the degree in order was a sports medicine major in college,” adviser for the speaker of the House in to be a better public servant. he said. 2000. He later changed his major to biology He received his master’s degree in pub- See FIVAS, Page 4 Joe Fivas 6489076 75112 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, October 3, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

OBITUARIES (USPS 117-700) Periodical Postage Paid at Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Post Office POSTMASTER: Send Address Changes to: Banner, P.O. Box 3600, Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Published at 1505 25th Street, NW (P.O. Box 3600) Wanda Burger Evelyn D. Hawkins Edwards, Cate Edwards, Claire Broad Street United Methodist in Cleveland, TN 37320-3600, daily except Saturday Wanda R. Burger of Cleveland Evelyn D. Hawkins, 92, of Edwards, Baylor Anderson, Church, 155 Central Ave. NW, and Christmas day by Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. died Sunday, Oct. 2, 2016, at the Cleveland, passed away Friday, Fischer Anderson , Harper Cleveland, TN 37311. Phone (423) 472-5041. family residence. Sept. 30, 2016, at her home. Anderson, Eli Eagle, Ethan We invite you to send a mes- Survivors and funeral arrange- She was a member of Cedar Eagle, and Anna Eagle; sisters, sage of condolence and view the Stephen L. Crass Jim Bryant ments will be announced by Jim Springs Baptist Church. She was Mary and Tommy Wallace of McReynolds family guestbook at Editor & Publisher General Manager Rush Funeral and Cremation a devoted mother and grand- Conyers, Ga., and Susan and www.fikefh.com. Services Wildwood Ave. mother. Her main objective in life Lee Crawford of Canton, Ga.; Fike Funeral Home is in Member of The Associated Press charge of arrangements. was Christ first and the love of and several extended family The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of all news dispatches members and numerous friends credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspaper, and also the local news of spontaneous or igin her family. She will be missed herein. All rights of all other material herein are as reserved. ©2016 Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. immensely by her family and all also survive. who knew her. A Celebration of Life and SUBSCRIPTION RATES She is survived by her three Home Going for Bob Long will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. Publishser Reserves the Right to Change Rates Without Notice daughters, Nancy Caywood, Print Only 3 months 6 Months 1 Year Monthly Daily Linda Fogwell, and Peggy Ball; 5, 2016, from the chapel of Carrier Collect Rate * $6.75 Serenity Funeral Home of three grandchildren; and seven By Carrier Home / Business Delivery $20.00 $38.00 $ 75.00 great-grandchildren. Etowah with Pastor Pat McCulley By Mail inside Zip 307 $ 25.00 $45.00 $ 85.00 Joe Butt James ‘Rick’ Peeler By Mail outside Zip 307 in TN, GA The funeral will be conducted officiating. $38.00 $55.00$105.00 Joe K. Butt, 64, of Cleveland, Interment will follow in the James “Rick” Peeler, 61, of By Mail Outside TN $38.00 $ 67.00 $ 130.00 at 2 p.m. today, Oct. 3, 2016, in died on Sunday night, Oct. 2, Ringgold and formerly of Print + E-Edition the chapel of Fike-Randolph & Green Hill Cemetery. 2016, in a Chattanooga hospital. The family will receive friends Englewood, went to be with his By Carrier Home / Business Delivery $21.25 $40.25 $ 79.25 Son Funeral Home with Pastor By Mail inside Zip 307 $ 26.25 $47.25 $ 90.50 Survivors and arrangements Lord and Savior on Thursday, Larry Humbard and Pastor Leroy from 5 until 8 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. By Mail outside Zip 307 in TN, GA $40.00$58.00 $ 112.00 will be announced by Companion Sept. 29, 2016, at his residence. By Mail Outside TN $40.50 $ 71.00 $ 137.00 Elliott officiating. 4, 2016, at the funeral home. Funeral Home and Crematory, Born in Los Angeles, Calif., he Interment will follow in Cedar We invite you to send a mes- E-Edition Only $26.85 $53.70 $ 107.40 $8.95 $1.95 who has charge of those spent a majority of his life in Springs Cemetery. sage of comfort to www.serenity- arrangements. funerals.com. McMinn County before moving to Office Hours: Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. • 423-472-5041 North Georgia in 2000. He was a veteran of the United States Air The family will receive friends Force and was employed for sev- ing wallpaper, but most of all this evening, Oct. 3, from 5 until 9 eral years at Johnson Controls enjoyed being a homemaker and p.m. and also one hour prior to and most recently with the Roper taking care of her family. the service on Tuesday in the Corporation. Rick was an avid In addition to her parents, she church sanctuary. golfer and loved the Tennessee is preceded in death by one sis- You are encouraged to share a Volunteers. ter, Jessie Taylor; two brothers: memory of Stella and/or your He is preceded in death by his Leroy Ledford and Gene Ledford; Danna Hicks personal condolences with her Richard D. Maples father, James Earl Peeler; and and one great-grandson, Danna Hicks, 59 of Cleveland, family by visiting her memorial Richard D. Maples, 60, of father-in-law, Jerome Fain. Jeremiah McIntyre. died Saturday, Oct. 1, 2016, in a web page and guestbook at Cleveland, died this morning, Rick is survived by his loving She leaves behind to cherish local health care facility. www.companionfunerals.com. Oct. 3, 2016, at his home. and devoted wife of 42 years, her memory five children: Joyce Arrangements and survivors Companion Funeral Home is in Survivors and arrangements Vickie Fain Peeler of Ringgold, Welch (John) of Cleveland, will be announced by Grissom- charge of arrangements. will be announced by Companion Ga.; son and daughter-in-law, Donna Brown (Rickie) of Serenity Funeral Home & Funeral Home and Crematory. Matt and Lisa Peeler of McDonald, Pam Foley (Bob), Cremation Services. Beaumont, Texas; daughter, Angie Cindy Nelson (Danny), all of Wilson of Ringgold, Ga.; grand- Cleveland, and Jeff Green (Mary) children, Logan Peeler of of Ooltewah; one sister, Alice Ringgold, Chloe Wilson of Ledford Wheeler (Robert) of Ringgold, Elizabeth Peeler of McDonald; two brothers: the Rev. Beaumont, Abby Peeler of Winston Ledford (Louise) and Beaumont, and Sidney Peeler of Gilberta Slack Larry Ledford, both of Cleveland, Beaumont; mother, Edna Peeler sister-in-law, Irene Ledford; eight Gilberta Slack, 80, of grandchildren: Michelle Hensley, of Englewood; sister, Sandra Cleveland, died Sunday, Oct. 2, Prater and husband, Richard, of Dale McIntyre, Nichole Charles W. Hysinger 2016, at the family residence. Stansberry, Jeremy McIntyre, Charles W. Hysinger, 85, of Fredricktown, Ohio; mother-in-law, Jim Rush Funeral and Betty Fain of Athens; and several Heather Foley, Dustan Nelson, Cleveland, died Sunday, Oct. 2, Cremation Services Wildwood Lauren Green and Caleb Green, 2016, in a Chattanooga hospital. other extended family and numer- Chapel will announce survivors ous good friends also survive. 13 great-grandchildren, Austin Survivors and funeral arrange- and funeral services. Welch, Chase McIntyre, Jayden ments will be announced by A Celebration of Life and Home Going service for Rick Peeler will McIntyre, Lexi Nelson, Leland Ralph Buckner Funeral Home Nelson, Canaan Nelson, and Crematory. be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2016, from the Englewood First Cambrin Nelson, Jaxson Green, Church of God with Brother Kylie Green, Peyton Green, Albert Steven Choate Dakota Edwards, Brandon Albert Steven “Fricker” Randall Farrell and Brother Scott Ossewaarde officiating. Hobock and Jennifer Nelson; Choate, 64, a lifelong resident three great-great-grandchildren: of Cleveland, passed away on Family and friends will meet at the funeral home at 11 a.m on Jaston Burris, Braylon and Sunday morning, Oct. 2, 2016, Braxton Nelson; and numerous after his valiant fight with can- Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2016, and proceed to Sunrise Cemetery for other extended family members cer. and a host of special friends. He enjoyed going to the 12 noon committal service. Military honors and a white dove release A celebration of her life is races, fishing and flea market- planned for Tuesday, Oct. 4, ing. ceremony will conclude the servic- es. 2016, at 2 p.m. in the chapel of He is preceded in death by Companion Funeral Home, 2419 his wife, Deborah Choate; and The family will receive friends from 5 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 4, Georgetown Road NW in his father, William “Doc” Cleveland with the Rev. Johnny Choate. 2-16, at the church. Arthur H. McReynolds We invite you to send a mes- Cain officiating. He leaves behind to cherish Interment will follow in the Pine Arthur Hugh McReynolds, 89, sage of comfort and view the fam- his memory his son, Jarrett Hill Cumberland Presbyterian of Cleveland, died Saturday, ily guestbook at www.serenityfu- Choate and wife, Michelle; his Cemetery in McDonald. Oct. 2, 2016, after a brief illness nerals.com. mother, Evelyn Choate; two Bobby Taylor, Donnie Taylor, in a Chattanooga hospital. Serenity Funeral Home and granddaughters and their Timmy Ledford, Terry Ledford, He was a member of the grad- Cremation Center of Etowah is in spouses: Kayla Nipps (Jason) Randy Williams, John Siewert uating class of 1946 of Bradley charge of arrangements. and Katherine Hicks (Jeremy); and Rickie Brown are serving as Central High School and was a four great-grandchildren: Jala pallbearers. veteran of the Korean War. Keller, Kason Nipps, Kayden The family will receive friends He worked as a millwright at Bishop Hicks and Tanner Hicks; this evening, Oct. 3, 2016, from 5 DuPont Nylon in Chattanooga for one brother, Eddie Choate until 8 p.m. in the funeral home more than 40 years. After his (Juanita); several sisters and parlor, and also one hour prior to retirement, he was an active brothers-in-law: the Rev. the service on Tuesday. member of the DuPont Retirees Kenneth and Mary Ann Mary Frances McIntyre You are encouraged to share a Group and enjoyed his lifelong Scoggins, Reba Robbins and Mary Frances Ledford memory of Mary and/or your per- friendships with his co-workers. Gene and Katherine Huffington; McIntyre, 80, a lifelong resident sonal condolences with her fami- He was an active member of and several uncles, aunts, of McDonald, passed away on ly by visiting her memorial web Broad Street United Methodist nieces, nephews and numer- Saturday night, Oct. 1, 2016, in a page and guestbook at James Robert Long Church for more than 65 years ous other extended family local health care facility. www.companionfunerals.com. James Robert “Bob” Long, 74, and dearly loved his church fam- members and a host of special She was born on April 27, of Etowah, passed away Friday ily. He served on the Church friends. 1936, a daughter of the late Rev. evening, Sept. 30, 2016, at a Council and was the Sunday A Celebration of His Life is L.V. and Eula Mae Ledford. local health care facility. School Superintendent for many planned for Tuesday, Oct. 4, She was a gifted pianist and Born on Aug. 21, 1942, in years. He loved to attend “The 2016, at 7 p.m. in the chapel of served many churches over the Etowah to the late William G. and Prime Timers” and the “Lunch Companion Funeral Home, Mattie Sue Brown Long, he had years. She loved flowers, hang- 2419 Georgetown Road NW in Bunch.” lived a majority of his life in He was a descendent of two Cleveland with the Rev, McMinn County, before moving Kenneth Scoggins officiating. pioneer families of Bradley to Cleveland in 2010. County and was a proud member The family will receive friends Bob graduated from To submit an obituary, in the funeral home parlor on of the Sons of the American Tennessee Wesleyan with his Revolution and The First Tuesday from 5 p.m. until the 7 Bachelor’s degree in biology and have the funeral home or cremation p.m. service time. Families of Tennessee. received his Master’s degree in He was preceded in death by You are encouraged to share Wildlife and Fishery Science society in charge of arrangements a memory of Steve and/or your his parents, Hugh and Bess from the University of Tennessee Collins McReynolds. personal condolences with his in Knoxville. He was an educator family by visiting his memorial He is survived by three sisters: e-mail the information to at McMinn County High School Effie Swafford of Athens, Ga., web page and guestbook at and recently retired after teach- www.companionfunerals.com. Ellen McReynolds of Cleveland, [email protected] and ing 18 years at Chattanooga and Alice Quinn of Hixson; one Central High School. His love brother and sister-in-law, Jim and Stella Mae Shannon fax to 423-614-6529, attention Obits. and hobby was spending time Barbara McReynolds of Stella Mae Shannon, 68, a life- outdoors tending to his garden- Cleveland, and special friend long resident of Birchwood, ing of exotic plants, and enjoying Peggy McClain; Mary-Ellen passed away on Saturday night, nature. He was the owner and Swafford Loveless (Jonathan) of Oct. 1, 2016, in a local hospital. operator of the Four Seasons Athens, Ga., Emily Quinn She was born on Dec. 23, Nursery. Campbell (Don) of Harrison, 1947, the daughter of the late IT’SASPECIAL CHURCH He was the founder and Sara Quinn Morrison of Soddy- Charlie and Agnus Beavers. Betty Gates President of “Extirpated Species Daisy, Lucy McReynolds Keller She had retired from Duracell Betty Gates, 79, of Cleveland, Foundation” with focuses on rein- (Aaron) of Cleveland; and Manufacturing in Cleveland. She DAY FOR ... ACTIVITIES died Friday, Sept. 30, 2016, at troducing locally extinct wildlife nephew Roy Quinn (Kristi) of loved fishing, camping and the family residence. and native plants back into the Cleveland. spending time with her family Survivors and funeral arrange- Tennessee area. Bob was He was dearly loved by his outdoors. Becky Crabtree, Jason Sara Cantrell will be the speak- ments will be announced by responsible for conducting the great-nieces and nephews, In addition to her parents, she Hildebrand, Paula Malone and er for the His Hands Extended Ralph Buckner Funeral Home feasibility study that led the re- William Loveless of Athens, Ga., is preceded in death by one Mitchell Baker, who are celebrat- Devotional at Garden Plaza, 3500 and Crematory. introduction of Elk and Fishers Robert and Kelly Campbell of brother, Loyd Beavers. ing birthdays today. Keith St., Tuesday at 7 a.m. back to Tennessee. He attended Harrison, Ethan Quinn of She leaves behind to cherish River Worship Center in Etowah Cleveland, Cooper Morrison of her memory her loving and and loved his family. Soddy Daisy, and Isabel and devoted husband of 53 years, He is survived by his loving Adon Keller of Cleveland. Jack Shannon; four children: wife of 28 years, Becky Long of The funeral will be conducted Debra Shelton (David), Charles Etowah; seven children and LOTTERY NUMBERS at 3 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2016, Shannon (Debby), Tom Shannon spouses, Lisa and Phil Howard of at Broad Street United Methodist (Sarah) and Greg Shannon Cleveland, Cindy and Tim Church with Pastor Randy Martin (Cyndi); two brothers: Richard NASHVILLE (AP) - These state 20-22 Sharon Gooden Edwards of Cleveland, Lauren and Pastor Debbie Stokes offici- Beavers (Florence) and Lynn and Phil Carlin of Hendersonville, ating. Beavers (Wanda): six grandchil- lotteries were drawn Sunday: All or Nothing Night: 02-03- Sharon Gooden, 61, a resident N.C., Heather and Billy Whittle of Interment will follow in Fort Hill dren; two step-grandchildren; Tennessee 07-09-11-12-13-16-20-21-22-24 of Graysville, died on Sunday Navard, Fla., Jamie and April Cemetery with Roy Quinn, Ethan and numerous other extended Cash 3 Evening: 9-8-0, Lucky Cash 3 Evening: 7-5-9 night, Oct. 2, 2016, at Life Care Long of Jackson, Ga., Joey and Quinn, Don Campbell, William family members and a host of Sum: 17 Cash 3 Midday: 8-1-0 Center of Rhea County. Keona Morrow of Dayton, and Loveless, Cooper Morrison and special friends. Cash 4 Evening: 2-3-4-7, Cash 4 Evening: 9-1-0-2 Survivors and arrangements Misty and Michael Mays of Edward Geren serving as pall- A Celebration of Her Life is Lucky Sum: 16 Cash 4 Midday: 0-5-9-8 will be announced by Companion Knoxville; 15 grandchildren, Paul bearers. Honorary pallbearers planned for Tuesday, Oct. 4, Funeral Home and Crematory, Howard, Brian Howard, Brooke Georgia Fantasy 5: 08-11-17-36-40 will be Sam McReynolds and the 2016, at 11 a.m. at the 5 Card Cash: KD-10C-2D-4H- Georgia FIVE Evening: 5-0-1- who has charge of those Anderson, Brandon Edwards, members of the Dupont Retirees Georgetown Baptist Church, 6H 7-0 arrangements. Chase Austin, Chris Wolfe, Group. Honorary junior pallbear- 8212 Georgetown Road NW, Cameron Long, Sloan Long, er will be Adon Keller. Georgetown, with the Rev. Benny All or Nothing Day: 01-02-03- Georgia FIVE Midday: 8-2-7- Carol-Ann Carlin, Matthew His family will receive friends Watson officiating. 05-06-07-10-11-14-16-17-24 7-4 Carlin, James Carlin, Jackson from 1 until 3 p.m. at the church Interment will follow in the All or Nothing Evening: 01-03- Mega MillionsEstimated jack- Whittle, Boston Morrow, Neyland on Tuesday prior to the service. McInturff Cemetery with family 04-07-11-14-16-18-19-20-21-22 pot: $35 million Morrow, and Denver Morrow; The family suggests that and friends serving as pallbear- All or Nothing Morning: 01- PowerballEstimated jackpot: nine great-grandchildren, Carter memorials may be made to: ers. 02-03-05-09-11-12-13-18-19- $80 million www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, October 3, 2016— 3 AP-GfK poll: Third party backers a wild card in 2016 race WASHINGTON (AP) — Most AP-GfK poll saying they’ll sup- people who are drawn to third port a third party candidate, 7 party candidates in the presi- in 10 say they have an unfavor- dential election aren’t sold on able opinion of both the their choice, making these vot- Democratic and Republican ers wild cards in an already nominees. unpredictable contest. Altogether, the poll found 9 A shift in their support percent of likely voters support- toward either of the major party ed Johnson, 2 percent Stein, nominees — away from and 2 percent “another candi- Libertarian Gary Johnson, Jill date.” Stein of the Green Party or Among third-party support- another third party candidate ers, 72 percent say Clinton’s — could drastically change the not at all honest, and 64 per- shape of the race. cent say she’s at least some- A recent Associated Press- what corrupt. Sixty-eight per- GfK poll found that nearly 7 in cent say Trump is not at all 10 third-party supporters say compassionate and 59 percent they could still change their think he’s at least somewhat GREEN PARTY PRESIDENTIAL candidate Jill Stein speaks dur- LIBERTARIAN PRESIDENTIAL candidate Gary Johnson speaks minds. racist. ing a news conference in the South Austin neighborhood of Chicago. during a campaign rally in Des Moines, Iowa. They are about evenly split Overall, 8 in 10 say they have between Democrat Hillary an unfavorable opinion of each Clinton and Republican Donald of the major party nominees. centage for Trump supporters for Johnson, but says his “lean- ers who said they’ll vote for a Trump if forced to choose For 6 in 10, that opinion is very (94 percent) than Clinton sup- ing is weak.” third party candidate, was con- between just those two. Nearly unfavorable. porters (45 percent). Six in 10 “Not voting is a waste,” said ducted online Sept. 15-19, one-third refused to pick or Patrick Cannon, 63, from disapprove of the job Barack Staub, 75, of Laguna Niguel, using a sample drawn from said they would just not vote if Minneapolis, says he’ll vote for Obama is doing as president. California. “If I won’t for GfK’s probability-based it came down to that. Johnson though he knows Despite their dissatisfaction Johnson, I will for one of them,” KnowledgePanel, which is Margaret Bonnem, a stay-at- Johnson can’t win. with the direction of the coun- meaning Clinton or Trump. designed to be representative of home mother in Colliersville, “I guess my vote is in the try, 74 percent of them say they On average, surveys have the U.S. population. The mar- Tennessee, had previously sup- nature of a protest vote,” said would be afraid if Trump is suggested Clinton may perform gin of sampling error for all ported Stein. But now she says Cannon, who retired from the elected president, compared slightly better when voters are respondents is plus or minus she’ll vote for Clinton because graphics industry. “I just can’t with 56 percent who say that of forced to choose between only 2.5 percentage points, and for she realizes that “a third party bring myself to vote for the Clinton. They’re also slightly Trump and her. third party voters is plus or candidate can’t really do any- other two.” more likely to say they would But first, they’d need to actu- minus 8.2 percentage points. thing but pull votes away” from These third party voters don’t be angry about electing Trump ally vote. And there are reasons Respondents were first the major parties. fit into easy political boxes. than putting Clinton in the to think many of them wouldn’t selected randomly using tele- “I can’t vote for Trump, and I They’re disproportionately White House, 54 percent to 45 come out to hold their noses for phone or mail survey methods don’t want him to benefit from young: 26 percent of them are percent. their least-disliked candidate. and later interviewed online. me voting for someone else,” under age 30, compared with Whether the Democrat or the While 6 in 10 Trump and People selected for said Bonnem, 54. “So I’ll end just 15 percent of likely voters Republican can win them over Clinton supporters in the AP- KnowledgePanel who didn’t up voting for someone I don’t overall. More than half of them lends potential volatility to the GfK poll say they always vote, have access to the internet fully trust.” self-identify as independents, race. In the AP-GfK poll, 69 just 45 percent of third party were provided access for free. The poll, conducted before though when asked which way percent of them said they could voters say the same. In fact, last Monday night’s first presi- they lean, they’re about evenly still change their minds about more than a quarter straight up dential debate, also shows split between the two parties. whom to support, while more say they would not vote if they signs that many third party They’re deeply dissatisfied than 85 percent of both Trump had to choose between Trump Family backers would rather vote for with the direction of the coun- and Clinton supporters said and Clinton. no one than throw their sup- try. Eight-two percent say the their minds were made up. —- Medicine Today port either to Trump or Clinton. country is headed in the wrong Jim Staub, a retired captain The AP-GfK Poll of 1,694 by Dr. Paul Grayson Smith, Jr., D.O., P.C. Among likely voters in the direction, far closer to the per- in the Navy, is planning to vote adults, including 160 likely vot- and Dr. Paul Grayson Smith, III, D.O. Both Physicians Are Certified by the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians. BRAIN-EATING AMOEBAS 4 students from same N.Y. high school found dead in a month Just how likely is a person to con - eating amoebas. Brain-eating amoe - tract brain-eating amoebas? Not bas get to the brain via the nose, so BRENTWOOD, N.Y. (AP) — to be next, you know?” because he was with her. chiatric hospital for additional likely, at least according to Centers activities that require jumping in, The school year in one suburban One Brentwood teen who In Brentwood, police are victims but came up empty. for Disease Control and Prevention diving, or water skiing are riskier. New York community has started wouldn’t give his name, saying releasing few details about their All this leaves a community on statistics. However, this doesn’t Only a few patients in the world with funerals, fear and frustra- he feared gang retaliation, said investigation into students’ edge. mean that people should not exer- have been reported to have survived tion. many students are nervous. deaths. Brentwood school officials cise caution when swimming, espe - this amoeba infection. It makes Four teenagers from “They don’t play around. If Abraham Chaparro, Garcia- said a freshman walking to a bus cially since most people who con- sense to avoid swimming in warm, Brentwood High School on Long they don’t like you and if you do Moran’s stepfather, said he was stop with a light blue T-shirt in tract the single-cell creatures do not still waters during the late summer. Island have been found dead something to them, they will last seen heading off to meet his hand was stopped last week survive. The type of amoeba that Try to wear a nose clip when swim - munches on brains is not found in ming, boating, or playing in or on within the past month, all sus- come after you,” he said. “I’m not some friends. He said his step- by a group in a car. The driver salt water. It is, however, found in warm waters. To schedule an pected victims of gang violence. going to walk anywhere. We’re son, who emigrated from demanded the shirt, which was warm fresh water including low, appointment, please call 472-6548. On Sept. 13, the day before definitely more cautious about Ecuador two years ago, liked set on fire; the student was told slow rivers; puddles; lakes and Open Monday through Friday, 8:00 her 16th birthday, Nisa Mickens’ that. I don’t go out at night any- cars, soccer and girls. not to wear that color again. ponds; and improperly treated to 5, our office is located at Ocoee brutally beaten body was found more.” “He had a girlfriend in every Curtis Sliwa, founder of the New municipal or well water. Pools and Premiere Park, Suite 101, at 2121 on a tree-lined street in A law enforcement official told corner. He was good-looking,” York City-based Guardian spas that have not been properly North Ocoee. We Treat Our Patients Brentwood. A day later, the beat- The Associated Press said the Chaparro said. “I don’t under- Angels, a neighborhood patrol maintained might also harbor brain- Like We Would Like to be Treated. en body of her lifelong friend, 16- Salvadoran gang MS-13 is sus- stand how this happened. It’s a group that has now started P.S. Never use untreated tap water in a Neti pot. Use only purified year-old Kayla Cuevas, was dis- pected, although police have not mystery.” patrols in Brentwood, said blue or boiled water. covered in the wooded backyard made arrests. The official was A large photo of the boy smil- is an MS-13 color. of a nearby home. The teenagers not authorized to talk publicly ing in a white suit and black bow had been inseparable and and spoke on the condition of tie sat at the front of a funeral shared an interest in basketball. anonymity. home chapel as mourners paid Days later, police discovered Like many suburban areas, respects this past week. the skeletal remains of 19-year- Long Island has become a home Maria Arias spent days going old Oscar Acosta and 15-year- to street gangs. At least 30 peo- door to door looking for her son, old Miguel Garcia-Moran in a ple have been killed by MS-13 Oscar, after he disappeared remote industrial area of the gang members on Long Island while reportedly going to a near- town. Acosta had been missing since 2010. by park to play soccer. since May, and Garcia-Moran The official said there have Suffolk County Police vanished in February. been bad crews operating in the Commissioner Timothy Sini says Students are saying they’re area for a while. detectives are optimistic about afraid to walk alone in their com- In one particularly heinous arrests. A “violent known gang munity and school administra- killing, four MS-13 gangsters member” was in federal custody, tors are warning students not to were convicted in the 2010 he said, but the arrest papers wear clothing that could risk killing of a Long Island woman and charges are under seal and offending vicious street thugs. and her toddler son. Prosecutors no one is saying if that suspect is Alexis Portillo, 16, was devas- say the mother had allegedly tied to any of the killings. tated when he learned of the shown disrespect to the gang. 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But our first clerk starts at places, in fact, it will be ly, a U.S. Postal Service employ- 2:30 and we have two dispatches 24 years here this ee — Dean Newman — was hon- early in the morning — one October, and these are ored for 50 years with the serv- starts at 3 and the second one is by far are some of the ice, though not all in Cleveland. between the 5:30 and 6 range.” hardest working, most “You can say an address to Dispatches relate to mail being conscientious many of them, and they will delivered to Chattanooga for pro- employees. It’s hard know exactly where you are ask- cessing, and mail being sent to with that many people, ing about,” Holloway said. Cleveland from Chattanooga for but in times when a job The postmaster said that the local delivery. needs to be done, I can’t largest growth in mail delivery is “We collect all the mail, and it think of a single person in packages each day. These are goes out in two different after- packages, many of which origi- here that won’t step up noon dispatches,” Holloway nate with Fed Ex or UPS or DHL explained. “The mail that we col- to the plate. If we have and are deliverable by the postal lect in Cleveland is processed in someone who has had an carriers. Chattanooga.” accident in their family, “We have an average of 4,500 Holloway said that many local you will see others work to 5,000 packages per day dur- residents may remember the old their jobs to make sure ing this time,” he said. “At days when there were options of the mail is delivered. Christmas last year, we averaged placing mail in local or out-of- They are really a about 10,000 to 12,000 per day, town slots. pleasure to work with.” so we expect that number to “A lot of customers may — Mark Holloway increase this year. That is where remember that we had a our growth is, in packages, and Cleveland in-town slot for mail, it continues to grow each year.” and an out-of-town slot,” the ond, on to the end of the route. The task for those at the U.S. Postal Service veteran said. “Most of that preparation time postal facility is to get mail to the “In the past, we would keep now is around two hours, so the right place and person, but the everything that was Cleveland carriers will be out between six employees also become family, here because it was mostly and seven hours delivering the somewhat, because they work worked by hand. Nowadays, mail,” he stated. together so closely. most of our mail is worked by Holloway, who will celebrate “I’ve been a lot of places, in machines.” 24 years at the Cleveland Post fact, it will be 24 years here this There is much more mail to Office in October, said that times October, and these are by far are Contributed photo work with than in the olden days have definitely changed for deliv- some of the hardest working, BEFORE THE MAIL ever makes it to your mailbox, carriers place it in numbered slots that correspond as well. ering the mail. most conscientious employees,” with their delivery routes, as city postal carriers Samara Russell, left, and Cindy Linden are doing. “Presently, I’ve got 51 routes “I am fourth generation in this, Holloway said. “It’s hard with between rural and the city,” and I can tell you walking into that many people, but in times Holloway said. “We have around the post office area as a kid, and when a job needs to be done, I 47,000 deliveries daily between seeing the mail cases, that hasn’t can’t think of a single person businesses and residential.” changed much,” he said. here that won’t step up to the HHWCD The delivery address deter- “However, with automation and plate. If we have someone who mines which route delivers the with the change to computers, has had an accident in their From Page 1 mail piece, and in what order. there [are new] sortation meth- family, you will see others work Thus, for example, C31 (city ods that we use now. My grand- their jobs to make sure the mail eral partners: waste materials: route 31) may begin with deliver- father was a carrier, but he also is delivered. They are really a Cleveland/Bradley Keep 1. Arrive early. ies to the Dollar General Store, worked inside some, and they pleasure to work with.” America Beautiful, Cleveland “Our workers and 2. Use proper packaging go through business and resi- had a conveyor belt where he And Holloway said that while Utilities, the BCSO and Bradley volunteers are working such as sturdy cardboard dential areas, and end with mail would need to flip the letters he hears those who may have County government. as quickly and boxes. delivered in King’s Den. with the address out. Now, that complaints, much of what he The program is funded with efficiently, as well as 3. Re-label containers if orig- The mail that comes to is done by machinery.” hears is positive words about host fees paid to the county by safely, as they can.” inal labels have been removed Cleveland from processing in Even so, with machinery now good service. He said that times Santek, the company managing — Cheryl Dunson or destroyed. Chattanooga is placed with the dominating the process, there have changed, but one thing still the local landfill. 4. Do not mix toxic materials carrier for a specific route, who are longtime employees who remains constant. Another change to the proj- like liquids, powders or other then separates it in slots for that bank on their knowledge of the “I think it still means some- ect made last spring — the idents. But, that’s not a bad substances; chemical reactions route that line up with which site post office and the local area thing to get a personal piece of lessening of its length by one thing, Dunson stressed. The can create toxic fumes, or receives the mail first, then sec- when necessary. He said that mail in your mailbox,” he said. hour — didn’t seem to impact project wants as much accept- worse. its popularity among partici- able material as area house- 5. Don’t wait until the last pating residents, Dunson said. holds will bring; it just has to minute to haul materials to the The change in hours — which be items considered to be haz- Justice Center site; the collec- saw the closing time moved up ardous, or toxic, wastes. tion event will shut down Fivas to noon, instead of the tradi- As important as it is for par- promptly at noon. From Page 1 tional 1 p.m. — was done to ticipants to bring household 6. If there’s a traffic line, be accommodate personnel at wastes that can be accepted, patient. Fivas met his wife, Julie, while pitality of Tennessee “cannot be Clean Harbors, the HHWCD it’s also critical that they pay Here’s a final suggestion that working in Michigan. She worked matched.” contractor that collects, and attention to proper packaging has nothing to do with safety, for the Michigan Economic “I came to realize a lot “We have always enjoyed properly disposes, of the techniques. Again, this is for efficiency or patience: Development Corporation. They of the important things Tennessee. Julie’s (his wife) par- household wastes that are col- the safety of on-site workers. Participate. For an individual have two daughters, Isabella and that are done are at the ents live in Tennessee. We were lected. “By securing waste streams household, it may seem Gabrielle. local level. I wanted to married in Tennessee,” he said. Long after the half-day event in sturdy cardboard boxes, res- insignificant, but when the In 2007, he became to city have a job where I made They have also spent many is closed, Clean Harbors idents will ensure the safety of participation of a few house- manager for Owosso, Michigan. a lasting impact on holidays with family in employees stay on site to com- the volunteers and workers holds grows into a lot of house- Around 2010, Fivas said he communities. That is why Tennessee. plete the packaging process of who package the materials for holds, the total numbers make began looking for a way to move I left state government He has been a Rotarian for toxic materials, Dunson said. disposal or re-use,” Dunson a difference, Dunson suggest- south and be closer to extended and went to local several years, and plans to join Organizers will continue to said. “If waste streams are ed. family. government managing.” one of the local clubs. He has do what they did a year ago properly labeled and packaged, Types of household toxic “A lot of our family had — Joe Fivas also attended a local Kiwanis with HHWCD; that is, they are it also makes it easier for the wastes accepted at the HHWCD moved. My wife’s family lives in meeting, and plans to maintain working to improve public edu- volunteers who unload resi- event include paints (but not Tennessee. We wanted to get good relations with the various cation about the initiative and dents’ vehicles.” solidified paint or empty pain closer to her mom and dad, who Fivas has emphasized the local civic clubs. how local residents can sup- Dunson stressed no com- cans), solvents, cleaners, pesti- live about 45 minutes from need for strategic planning When he is not working, he port its efficiency and its safety mercial or agribusiness waste cides, automotive fluids, here,” he said. throughout meetings in enjoys spending time with family. for on-site personnel, many of will be accepted, and the event aerosols, old computers, televi- He took a job in North Cleveland. “Family is the first thing in our whom are volunteers. is strictly limited to Bradley sion sets and fluorescent light Carolina as town manager. “Cleveland has a wonderful lives. We just enjoy spending time Also, a lot of the public edu- County residents. She encour- bulbs. In working for the state legisla- foundation and has enjoyed with family, whether that’s going cation deals with materials aged local participants to “Residents are encouraged to ture in Michigan, Fivas said he great success for decades with for a walk or watching TV,” Fivas that can be accepted — and not arrive early and to bring take advantage of the year- had worked in a lot of “big pic- the population growth, the said. “We spend as much quality accepted — at the collection patience with them, as well as round electronics waste recy- ture policies.” growth in industry, Lee time as possible as a family.” site. their household wastes. cling efforts at the Peerless “I came to realize a lot of the University expanding, and He said he enjoys the recre- “We will direct residents who “Our workers and volunteers Road Recycling Center,” important things that are done Whirlpool changing locations. ation opportunities available in bring us tires, empty paint are working as quickly and effi- Dunson noted. are at the local level. I wanted to Sometimes you need to evaluate this region. cans, microwaves and vacuum ciently, as well as safely, as The Bradley County Justice have a job where I made a last- where you are and where you “We do a lot of hiking,” Fivas cleaners to the Bradley County they can,” Dunson said. “We Center is located at 2230 ing impact on communities,” he want to go in the future, and said. Landfill,” Dunson explained. generally get good participation Blythe Ave. S.E., which is just said. “That is why I left state gov- make sure decisions are made in He said the family also enjoys “Those materials are not haz- from area residents, so that’s off the APD 40 bypass. ernment and went to local gov- a strategic direction,” Fivas said. traveling and learning new ardous and can be placed in why we ask those who bring us A full list of items that can be ernment managing.” He said he has found the hos- things while doing so. our regular garbage or taken to materials to please be patient.” accepted, and not accepted, at the landfill. We’ll also encour- She added, “It’s a great pro- the collection day event was age residents with lead-acid gram and it has a tremendous included in recent billing state- batteries and waste oil to use cause. But, we must always ments (about 35,000 of them) Activists want names, answers the landfill because we accept concern ourselves with the by Cleveland Utilities. those materials all year long at safety of those who are loading Additional information may for fatal police shooting in L.A. no cost.” and unloading the vehicles, be obtained by contacting Public education about the and those who are packaging Dunson at 303-7107. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Activists scene. It was not clear if Snell was and candles in front of the proper- dos and don’ts of the HHWCD the materials.” HHWCD events are held rain on Sunday called on Los Angeles carrying it. ty where he died. is important because its cost is A quick bullet list of sugges- or shine. In one early-spring police to publicly name the officers In a statement, the LAPD said Christine Conley, a next-door based upon the amount of tions for those planning to event (in March) a few years involved in the deadly shooting of investigators will gather evidence neighbor of Snell’s for 10 years, materials delivered by area res- deliver household hazardous ago, it even snowed. an 18-year-old black man near his related to the shooting to deter- described the teenager she knew home and to conduct a quick and mine whether deadly force was as “CJ” as cheerful and polite, transparent investigation. necessary and the district attor- someone who liked to dress nicely “We don’t want to see a cover- ney’s office will review it to see if and didn’t sport gang clothing or up. We don’t want to see a white- any criminal charges are warrant- tattoos. Water line wash,” Earl Ofari Hutchinson of ed. She knew he had been in jail From Page 1 the Los Angeles Urban Policy Snell was the third black man in but didn’t know why. A Los Roundtable said after meeting five days to die in confrontations Angeles County Sheriff’s ness, and will complete the of the utility’s OPEB Trust. — Cleveland Utilities’ main with the family of Carnell Snell Jr. with police in Southern California. Department website indicated that water conversion project. This is an annual expense. offices will be closed for the “We have a family that’s grieving. Last Tuesday, Alfred Olango was Snell was arrested in January and Also approved by the board The board also approved a Columbus Day holiday on We have a community that’s griev- fatally shot by an officer in the San released from jail on probation in was a purchase order with purchase order with CSL Monday, Oct. 10. The utility ing.” Diego suburb of El Cajon, trigger- June. It did not describe the Wavetronix in the amount of Services for $103,500. This will maintain standby crews The shooting occurred Saturday ing three days of angry and some- nature of the offense. $85,103 for radar vehicle will provide long-term flow for any emergency situations afternoon. Los Angeles police say times violent protests. Olango was “He’s never given me any prob- detection equipment to be monitoring and 17 flow that might arise. they tried to pull over a car with shot when he took a “shooting lems. He’s always been respectful installed at six intersections of meters. — Webb and other managers paper license plates at about 1 stance” and pointed at an officer and kind,” Conley said. “He was the Tennessee Department of The approval includes annu- reminded the board of the p.m. After a short chase the driver with what turned out to be a 4- always happy.” Transportation’s Keith Street al maintenance, data collec- annual Cleveland Utilities pic- and a passenger got out and fled. inch vape pen — an electronic cig- She said there is outrage in the resurfacing project. tion and reporting of flow mon- nic. This year’s picnic is The passenger ran in back of a arette device. black community “because of the The purchase and installa- itoring as a tool to help deter- scheduled to begin at 5 p.m. house, where he was shot. The On Friday, Reginald Thomas way police handle our people.” tion costs will be applied to the mine where inflow is occurring Thursday, Oct. 20, at Fletcher driver escaped. died after being shot with a Taser “If he was any other race than city of Cleveland’s traffic light and if it is to be eliminated. Park. There will be food, The coroner’s office confirmed by police in Pasadena. He was black, he may have had another investment account. This is a CU managers say the utility games and other activities. Sunday that Snell was the man armed with a knife and his wife chance,” she said. sole-source purchase, and the has been under contract with Board members are invited to killed. His family lives in another described him as mentally ill. His There were small protests over project is already underway. CSL Services for the past three attend, along with Cleveland house in the front of the property brother told a 911 dispatcher that the shooting Saturday night near In old business, the utility years, and the annual price Utilities employees. where the shooting occurred. A Thomas was high and had a histo- Snell’s home and at the residence board approved a purchase remains the same as it was — The Rev. Gary Moats, sen- back gate there was riddled with ry of violence. of Mayor Eric Garcetti in the order with Cleveland Utilities last year. The expense is ior pastor at Clingan Ridge six bullet holes. In Snell’s South Los Angeles Hancock Park area. Protesters OPEB in care of First included in the budget for the Baptist Church, provided the Police have disclosed little about neighborhood of small stucco blocked an intersection near the Tennessee Bank in the amount 2017 fiscal year. invocation for September’s their investigation other than to houses and well-kept lawns there Snell home and eggs were thrown of $333,079 for initial funding In other utility business: board meeting. say a handgun was found at the was a makeshift shrine of flowers at the mayor’s house. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, October 3, 2016— 5

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TUESDAY, OCT. 4, 2016 Susan Sarandon, 70. dealing with partners and spending on CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS Happy Birthday: Logic and things you don't really need. It will be DAY: Dakota Johnson, 27; Liev patience will be required. You'll be difficult to say "no" to masterful manip- Schreiber, 49; Christoph Waltz, 60; tempted to overstep boundaries when ulators this year, but being gullible will be costly and create problems between you and your family mem- bers and colleagues. Common sense must take precedence over desire. Your numbers are 8, 11, 14, 23, 27, Contract Bridge 38, 49. by Steve Becker ARIES (March 21-April 19): Let your practicality take over when deal- Hagar the Horrible ing with money matters, settlements or your health. A quick fix will only mask whatever problems you face. Go the distance by sticking to the methods that have proven to work for you in the past. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Speak freely about your plans and you will find out quickly who is going to help and who isn't. A short trip or a search for information that will help you move forward without a glitch will pay off. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Rely on your past performance to drum up support now. Don't be too shy to pres- Dilbert ent your achievements to others. Integrate what you have been suc- cessful doing into something else you want to pursue. Shoot high and take what's offered. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Initiate a change at home that will improve your life. Stay within your budget and avoid an altercation with someone who is not in favor of the changes you want to make. Once completed, the reaction will be positive. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Take a short trip or get together with people who can offer you information that will help Garfield you make progressive vocational moves. Problems at home will wear you down if you aren't able to say no. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Getting together with someone who will chal- lenge you to be your best will encour- age you to bring about the changes that can improve your relationships. Try something new for a change. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Put more time, effort and imagination into your job. Check out what's required to get the position you want. Signing up for a course or apprenticeship will encour- age you to pursue your goal. You'll find Beetle Bailey success if you never give up. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): A little charm and a passionate approach to what you believe in will win you favors and help you reach your goals. Implement the changes that will help you succeed, and celebrate your victo- ry with someone you love. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): If you expand your interests, your knowl- edge will become a valuable commod- ity among your peers. Someone will use unorthodox methods to try to out- maneuver you. Don't share secrets or you'll end up having to defend your Dennis the Menace By Ned Classics reputation. By Conrad Day CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): A financial deal or contract can be nego- tiated and put to rest. You'll come out on top as long as you don't let last- minute changes alter your course or change your mind. Trust in yourself and follow through. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Strive for excellence at work and when taking care of your personal health and wealth. Show discipline and be coura- geous. You've never been one to fol- low the crowd, so why start now? Do whatever it takes to improve your life. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Share your ideas and you will be offered sug- gestions that will give you the freedom you need to reach your goals. Taking good care of your health and finances will result in positive gains and looking your best. Birthday Baby: You are outgoing, strong-willed and proactive. You are passionate and possessive. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, October 3, 2016— 7

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Å›› “Mr. & Mrs. Smith” (2005, Action) Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie. Premiere. Å (:02) Biography “Brad Pitt” (12:02) “Mr. & Mrs. Smith” TLC 26Four Weddings ’ Å Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes 90 Day Fiancé ’ Å 90 Day Fiancé ’ Å Too Close to Home (N) ’ 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever (:01) Too Close to Home ’ 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever TBS 27Burgers Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Family Guy Family Guy Full Frontal Conan (N) Å 2 Broke Girls Conan Å TNT 28Arrow “Unfinished Business” Arrow “Home Invasion” ’›› “The Switch” (2010) Jennifer Aniston. Premiere. Å›› “We’re the Millers” (2013, Comedy) Jennifer Aniston. Å (DVS) ››› “Wedding Crashers” (2005, Comedy) Owen Wilson. Å (DVS) USA 29NCIS “Minimum Security” ’ NCIS “Marine Down” ’ Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam WWE Monday Night RAW (N) ’ (Live) Å (:05) Aftermath “RVL 6768” CSI: Crime Scene FX 30Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Mike & Molly ›› “Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted” (2012) ’››› “How to Train Your Dragon 2” (2014) Voices of Jay Baruchel. ’››› “How to Train Your Dragon 2” (2014) Voices of Jay Baruchel. ’ ESPN 31SportsNation Questionable Around/Horn Interruption Monday Night Countdown (N) (Live) Å (:15) NFL Football New York Giants at Minnesota Vikings. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) (:20) SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å ESPN2 32NFL Live (N) Å Nación ESPN (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) Å DRL Drone Racing 30 for 30 Å 2016 World Series of Poker Main Event. 2016 World Series of Poker Baseball Tonight (N) Å FSTN 33(3:30) Driven Driven World Poker Tour N.C. State: Game 365 MLB Baseball Detroit Tigers at Atlanta Braves. From Turner Field in Atlanta. Braves Live! 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Right Now Lab Rats GSN 144Deal or No Deal ’ Å Deal or No Deal ’ Å Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Winsanity Winsanity Family Feud Family Feud COOK 153MasterChef Canada ’ MasterChef Canada ’ Best- Made Best- Made Best Thing Best Thing Life’s a Party Best Thing Best Thing Best Thing Fact or Fict Fact or Fict Good Eats Good Eats Life’s a Party Best Thing WE 163CSI: Miami “High Octane” CSI: Miami ’ Å CSI: Miami ’ Å CSI: Miami “Backstabbers” CSI: Miami “Internal Affairs” CSI: Miami “Throwing Heat” CSI: Miami “No Man’s Land” CSI: Miami “High Octane” CSI: Miami ’ Å GALA 217La Fuerza del Destino Como Dice el Dicho (SS) El Chavo El Chavo Vecinos Vecinos La Familia La Familia La Familia La Familia Enchufe Tv Enchufe Tv Noticias (:35) Esta noche con Arath La Hora Pico TELE 223María Celeste Suelta la Sopa ’ (SS) Decisiones Noticiero Caso Cerrado: Edición Silvana Sin Lana (N) (SS) Sin Senos Sí Hay Paraíso ’ Señora Acero 3: La Coyote Al Rojo Vivo Titulares Sin Senos Sí Hay Paraíso ’ UNIV 224El Gordo y la Flaca (N) Primer Impacto (N) (SS) Hotel Todo Noticiero Uni. 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Monday Best Bets 8 p.m. on (WNGH) (WTCI) 8 p.m. on (WTVC2) 9 p.m. on (WFLI) 9 p.m. on (WDEF) 10 p.m. on (WRCB) Antiques Roadshow Gotham Supergirl Scorpion Timeless The program’s visit to Knoxville, Tenn., Another classic “Batman” villain, Jervis The second of two episodes aring on this Though romantic threads were left hang- Time travel is going to be a big series continues with items from someone who Tetch — alias the Mad Hatter — arrives on night, “Better Angels” was the show’s first- ing, the members of Team Scorpion have theme this season, demonstrated in part has remained in the public’s imagination this series, as played by Benedict Samuel, season finale. Earth might become a very only so much time to deal with them as by this new fantasy-drama from executive ever since her legendary disappearance in the new episode “Mad City: Look Into My empty place unless Supergirl (Melissa Ben- the adventure-drama’s third season opens producers Eric Kripke (“Supernatural”) and — Amelia Earhart. Letters that the aviatrix Eyes.” He’s looking for his sister (guest star oist) can stop Non and Indigo (Chris Vance, with a two-hour tale, “Civil War/More Civil Shawn Ryan (“The Shield”). After a villain wrote to her aunt, confirming her adven- Naian Gonzalez Norvind), and he seeks Laura Vandervoort) from ridding the planet War.” Their main concern is stopping the (Goran Visnjic) steals a literal time machine turesome outlook, are assessed. Also sur- Gordon’s (Ben McKenzie) assistance. of every person on it — and to save the en- hackers commandeering American military to alter history, a specially selected trio veyed: paintings by Knoxville artist Joseph The locals have reason to worry about an tire population, the Girl of Steel may end up vessels in the air and at sea — and turning (Abigail Spencer, Matt Lanter, Malcolm Bar- Delaney, now worth 100 times what they upcoming election when Penguin (Robin having to sacrifice herself. The series’ sec- the weaponry on U.S. cities. Guest stars in- rett) is sent back in time after him — in this originally sold for; and watercolors by Jacob Lord Taylor) becomes a mayoral candidate. ond year starts next Monday. Chyler Leigh clude Max Gail (“Barney Miller”) and Spen- debut, to 1937 and the New Jersey setting Maentel. Mark L. Walberg is the host. Richard Kind also guest stars. and Jeremy Jordan also star. cer Grammer. Elyes Gabel and Katharine of the Hindenburg disaster. McPhee star.

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How the Trump and Clinton tax plans would affect Americans WASHINGTON (AP) — For one key component unclear. 2017 for the richest 1 percent by eliminate the loophole, but hedge many companies use deductions proposals intended to help limit America’s wealthiest families, the Clinton, for her part, is pro- $78,284, reducing their after-tax fund and private equity man- and other strategies to avoid pay- child care expenses to 10 percent presidential campaign presents a posing to raise taxes for the income by 5 percent, according agers would be able to pay even ing that amount. Trump would of a family’s income through a stark choice: A big tax increase if wealthiest households to pay for to the Tax Policy Center. lower tax rates should Trump let only tax repatriated corporate combination of expanded govern- Hillary Clinton wins the election traditional Democratic proposals —- pass-throughs enjoy his lower 15 money at 10 percent to incen- ment spending and unspecified — or a big tax cut if Donald such as expanding access to TAXES ON MIDDLE INCOMES percent rate. tivize businesses to bring it back tax credits. Trump wins. higher education. TRUMP: Would reduce the CLINTON: Would eliminate the into the country. —- For everyone else? Right now, “Here, at least, they fall into seven tax brackets in current law loophole and tax carried interest CLINTON: Would discourage Contact Chris Rugaber on neither candidate is proposing very much traditional to three, at 12 percent, 25 per- as ordinary income. inversions by making it harder Twitter at major tax changes. Democratic and Republican pro- cent and 33 percent. He’d also —- for a U.S. company to classify http://Twitter.com/ChrisRugaber Tax policy is one of the issues posals,” said William Gale, co- raise the standard deduction to ESTATE TAXES itself as a foreign-owned to avoid and Nicholas Riccardi at on which the two nominees differ director of the Tax Policy Center, $15,000 for singles and $30,000 TRUMP: Would eliminate the U.S. taxation. She would also https://twitter.com/NickRiccardi. most. Their approaches are likely a joint project of the Brookings for households. so-called “death tax” that is cur- place an “exit tax” on companies —- to draw new attention in the Institution and Urban Institute. CLINTON: Says she will not rently levied on estates worth that leave the U.S. while still What political news is the world wake of a New York Times report On taxes, the two candidates raise taxes on the middle class. more than $5.45 million ($10.9 keeping earnings overseas that searching for on Google and talk- that Trump’s nearly $916 million remain far apart. Here are sum- Her current proposals would million for married couples). haven’t been subject to U.S. tax. ing about on Twitter? Find out via in losses in 1995, according to maries of their proposals: have little impact on the bottom CLINTON: Would increase the —- AP’s Election Buzz interactive. tax records the paper received —- 95 percent of taxpayers, accord- estate tax to 65 percent from 40 CHILD CARE http://elections.ap.org/buzz anonymously, means he may not TAXES ON HIGHER INCOMES ing to the Tax Policy Center. percent and apply it to more TRUMP: Wants to make child have paid federal income taxes TRUMP: He would cut the top —- estates, starting with those care costs tax-deductible, sub- for as many as 18 years. income tax bracket to 33 percent CORPORATE TAX RATE worth $3.5 million ($7 million for ject to caps based on income and On trade, Clinton has backed from its current level of 39.6 per- TRUMP: Would cut the corpo- married couples). the average price of childcare in a off her previous support for free cent. Republican House Speaker rate rate from its current 35 per- —- state. It would apply to stay-at- trade agreements and, like Paul Ryan has made the same cent to 15 percent. It’s unclear CORPORATE INVERSIONS home parents as well. Would Trump, now opposes the Trans- proposal, which the conservative however, if he’d allow “pass TRUMP: Argues his steep cut expand the Earned Income Tax Pacific Partnership, a pact Tax Foundation said would help through” corporations, which in the corporate tax rate would Credit to benefit lower-income SEE BAD involving the U.S. and 11 other boost after-tax income for the pay taxes on revenue as personal end the practice of corporate earners who pay little or no nations. wealthiest 1 percent of income, to claim the 15 percent “inversions,” which occur when a income tax. Current law allows WEATHER? Trump has said he will spend Americans by 5.3 percent. rate. Doing so would cost an U.S. company acquires a foreign parents to claim a credit of up to twice as much on building and Trump would also cap tax extra $1.5 trillion, according to corporation, then relocates over- $6,000 for child care expenses. CALL US repairing roads, airports and deductions at $200,000 per the nonpartisan Tax Foundation, seas, to avoid paying U.S. corpo- He’d also let families put aside other infrastructure as Clinton household. which supports lower tax rates. rate taxes. The U.S. corporate tax money in tax-exempt accounts to 472-5041 would. CLINTON: She is proposing CLINTON: Would not change rate of 35 percent is the highest pay for child care. On trade and infrastructure several tax increases on wealthi- the corporate tax rate. in the developed world, though CLINTON: Has made several spending, Trump has taken a er Americans, including a 4 per- —- populist approach that jettisons cent surcharge on incomes above “CARRIED INTEREST” Republican orthodoxy. But on $5 million, effectively creating a LOOPHOLE taxes, his proposed tax cuts for new top bracket of 43.6 percent. TRUMP: Managers for private individuals and businesses are And those earning more than $1 equity firms and hedge funds more in line with previous million a year would be subject can classify their investment Republican candidates and elect- to a minimum 30 percent tax profits as “carried interest” and ed officials. After two previous rate. She would also cap the pay capital gains taxes on their tries, he provided more details on value of many tax deductions for income at rates that can be as his tax plans in a speech in New wealthier taxpayers. All the low as half the regular income York last week — although he left changes would increase taxes in tax rate. Trump says he would Many Alaskans unhappy with their dividend checks amount ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Yes, you could call it free money. But that doesn’t mean all Alaskans are happy about the $1,022 dividend checks nearly every resident will receive start- ing Thursday from the state’s oil wealth fund. Folks were looking at getting more than twice that amount. “It’s really putting the hurt on my community,” said Joel James, mayor of the tiny Yup’ik Eskimo village of Gambell, which, like many remote commu- nities around the vast state, is plagued by chronic unemploy- ment and astronomical living AP photo expenses. “I’m definitely disap- RESIDENT JERRY WOLF discusses his reaction to the upcoming pointed.” distribution of dividend checks from the state's oil wealth fund in Each year, residents get the checks from the Alaska Anchorage, Alaska. Gov. Bill Walker capped the amount of this year's Permanent Fund, a reward of checks to most Alaskans to $1,022 because of the state's multibillion- sorts for living here at least a full dollar budget deficit amid low oil prices. The checks, which had been calendar year. expected to be more than twice that amount, will be distributed It’s fun money for some, with beginning Oct. 6. businesses offering highly adver- tised dividend deals. For others, same thing in the Yup’ik village of On the one hand, he under- it’s a way to make ends meet. The Manokotak, said Nellie Alakayak, stands the governor’s action and    amount of the annual checks is the community’s temporary trib- believes the lawsuit is a distrac- based on a five-year average of al administrator. The money tion from the real problem — that Dignified Services at the multibillion-dollar fund, and often goes to survival expenses, the state has been too dependent 
  Realistic Prices! they took a hit when recession such as clothing and other on its shrinking oil resources. On 2415 Georgetown Road, NE years were part of the formula, basics, for many people in her the other hand, many rural resi- WEATHER INFORMATION 473-2620 with $900 checks issued in 2013 village. dents really need the money. before payouts rebounded again. “I think they kind of feel cheat- “I can see in our villages across Last year, the amount for every ed,” she said of this year’s check. the state that they have been person was a record $2,072. And The fund was established in very dependent on this little this year, the check was estimat- 1976 after the discovery of oil on boost, and in many cases maybe ed to be even higher at about Alaska’s North Slope, with the even to put some more food on $2,100. That is, until Gov. Bill first dividends distributed to res- the table,” Wolf said. Walker stepped in and shrunk idents in 1982. Excluding the The amount is fine with the amount because of the state’s upcoming payout, more than Quamaundya Elliott. Until this multibillion-dollar budget deficit, $21.1 billion has been distrib- year, the 21-year-old Anchorage a situation exacerbated by low oil uted to Alaskans over the nanny has pooled her money prices. decades since. with her mother’s checks Walker’s action is being chal- This year’s distribution has because she was living at home lenged in court by state Sen. Bill prompted mixed feelings for long- rent-free. This is the first check Wielechowski and two former time Anchorage resident Jerry she’ll get for herself. lawmakers who allege the gover- Wolf, 85, who moved to Alaska’s “I wish it were bigger, but you nor illegally vetoed fund earnings biggest city as a teenager in know, it’s OK,” she said. appropriated for dividends. 1947. “Money’s money.” “It was not done legally, it was not done appropriately and it did not belong in the budget,” said Wielechowski, an Anchorage Police: 2 students killed were Democrat. “And because it didn’t belong in the budget, the gover- nor couldn’t veto it.” innocent bystanders at party Walker said in a statement he GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) — leave when a fight broke out. did not take his decision lightly, Two North Carolina university Another fight started outside, and he acknowledged it may students who were shot and and he heard three shots fired, have upset some Alaskans. He killed at a party were innocent he said. said setting the amount of this bystanders to a fight that broke “I’m stunned because it didn’t year’s dividend “more in line with out, authorities said Sunday. have to go this far,” Jeffers said. the historical average” will Greensboro police Cpl. M.D. Jeffers, who was friends with ensure there’s money for future Matthews told the News & the two students who died, said distributions. Record of Greensboro that neither knew about the first “Alaska lost over 80 percent of (http://bit.ly/2dKt62T) there fight until he told them its income in just two years, and was no evidence the two North moments before someone fired we are burning through $12 mil- Carolina A&T State University the shots that killed both of lion of savings each day,” Walker students who died were part of them. wrote. “This is simply not sus- fight that broke out Sunday Greensboro police Capt. tainable.” morning. Nathaniel Davis said witnesses James, the Gambell mayor, is A Greensboro Police news have cooperated with police who among those also questioning release named the victims as have yet to determine a suspect, Walker’s veto, saying it leaves a Alisia Dieudonne, 19, of the weapon used or the number financial vacuum for rural resi- Homewood, Illinois, and Amhad of guests at the party. dents who depend on the money Campbell, 21, of Kittrell, North “This is a really sad day,” for life necessities. Another is Carolina. Davis said. “We’re just hoping Shirley Adams, a clerk in the Officers responded about 2:10 people will come forward with tribal government office in the a.m. Sunday to a reported dis- information.” Inupiat Eskimo village of turbance at a Greensboro home Jeffers said he invited a small Kivalina, on Alaska’s northwest located off-campus, Matthews group of friends over to his coast. said. Police located Dieudonne apartment after leaving a party “I’m wondering does he have and Campbell shot inside the across town. As the night went the right to do that,” said Adams, residence. on “hundreds of people” showed who often uses the money to The student who held the up, and he said he later learned catch up on bills. party, 20-year-old Nicholas someone posted that he was Some people are asking the Jeffers, says he told everyone to having a party on social media. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, October 3, 2016— 9 MONDAY

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Phone 472-5041 or fax 614-6529 SportS [email protected] Task completed: Americans bring Ryder Cup back home CHASKA, Minn. (AP) — Patrick ing back the Ryder Cup because these guys over the last couple Reed shook his fists with fury for of it.” years,” Love said. “We haven’t every big putt he made. Phil Sure enough, that 17-inch had a good run lately, and I’m Mickelson leaped higher than gold trophy was gleaming on a thrilled for them that they got the when he won his first Masters. table, right next to a couple of win. ... This team has been ques- Ryan Moore delivered the final champagne bottles on ice. tioned and beat up for a long point in this American master- This wasn’t about being maybe time, and I’m proud of the way piece Sunday at the Ryder Cup. the best team ever assembled. they came together.” The 17-11 victory over Europe The Americans were a team, Europe, going for its fourth was their biggest rout in 35 years and that was all that mattered. straight victory, never really had at the Ryder Cup. For the first time since 1975, a chance. Only this was more than just every U.S. player won at least Reed outdueled and outshout- three days of exquisite golf at one match. And for the first time ed Rory McIlroy in a match so Hazeltine. This victory began two since 2008, the Ryder Cup is dynamic that they halved three years ago in Scotland, when Phil staying in America. straight holes with birdies. Mickelson publicly criticized U.S. Four years after Davis Love III McIlroy holed a 60-foot putt up captain Tom Watson and a saw his team blow a 10-6 lead at the slope on the par-3 eighth and process that he felt put the Medinah, he watched them make cupped his hand to his ear to a Americans in position to fail far more birdies and eagles than he loud an occasionally obnoxious too often. could count as they filled the crowd. Reed followed with a 35- “When put in the right envi- scoreboard with American red foot birdie putt, wagging his fin- AP photo ronment, the U.S. team brought and took any suspense out of the ger at McIlroy. They bumped fists PATrick reed reAcTs after winning the 12th hole of a singles match at the Ryder Cup, at out some amazing golf,” outcome. Hazeltine National Golf Club in Chaska, Minn., Sunday. Mickelson said. “And we’re bring- “There was a lot of pressure on See RYDER CUP, Page 11 Ryan, Jones set records as Falcons beat Panthers ATLANTA (AP) — Matt Ryan Newton appeared to be trying and Julio Jones brought down to take a casual jog into the end some team records — and the zone when he was knocked to the defending NFC champions. ground by Jones. Newton still Ryan shredded Carolina’s reached the ball across the goal defense, passing for a team- line. record 503 yards and four touch- Panthers coach Ron Rivera had downs, Jones had 12 receptions no update on Newton following for a Falcons-record 300 yards, the game. Newton’s replacement, and Atlanta overwhelmed the Derek Anderson, said he saw struggling Panthers 48-33 on Newton after the game. Sunday. “He was all right,” Anderson A week after being held to one said. catch in a win at New Orleans, The Panthers scored three Jones had a 75-yard scoring fourth-quarter touchdowns, catch late in the game as Atlanta including scoring passes from (3-1) solidified its early hold on Anderson to Greg Olsen and the NFC South lead. Jones’ 12 Corey Brown. catches came on 15 targets. Newton, the 2015 NFL MVP, “We got Julio the ball in space completed 14 of 25 passes for 165 and when he has the ball in space yards with one touchdown before he’s so explosive,” Ryan said. leaving the game. The totals by Ryan and Jones “It’s unfortunate,” said are the most ever allowed by Carolina linebacker Luke Carolina (1-3), and the first time Kuechly. “I don’t what the severity teammates had 500 yards pass- of it is. ... He’s a fighter. He’s one ing and 300 yards receiving, of the toughest guys I know. He’ll according to information provided get out there as soon as he can.” to the Falcons by Elias. Robert Alford’s 30-yard inter- Carolina quarterback Cam ception return for a touchdown Newton left the game in the fourth with 1:14 remaining clinched the quarter. The team said Newton win. Alford picked off another suffered a concussion after taking pass from Anderson to end a hit from Deion Jones on a suc- Carolina’s final possession. cessful 2-point run. There The Falcons began the day appeared to be helmet-to-helmet leading the NFL in scoring and AP photo contact but there was no penalty HousTon TexAns cornerbAck Kareem Jackson breaks up a pass intended for Tennessee Titans wide receiver Tajae on the hit. See FALCONS, Page 11 Sharpe in the first half Sunday, in Houston. Fuller’s punt return TD lifts Texans over Titans HOUSTON (AP) — Will Fuller had never out J.J. Watt. secure the victory. returned a punt for a touchdown at any It was the first time Houston (3-1) had The Texans squandered an early 14- level entering Sunday’s game. played without its star defensive end since point lead and their offense was struggling Moments after he grabbed the first the 2010 season after Watt , who is out for in the second half when Fuller took the return of his NFL career he knew that was the season after back surgery, had started punt back for a touchdown to make it 27- about to change. 83 straight games since being drafted in 20 late in the third quarter. “It was wide open,” Fuller said. “It was 2011. “That gave us a real shot in the arm,” probably one of the easiest touchdowns I’ve Fuller also had 81 yards receiving and a coach Bill O’Brien said. scored.” touchdown. Fuller, who ran a 4.32 40-yard dash at Fuller had a tiebreaking 67-yard punt Tennessee (1-3) was driving with less the combine, took the punt and quickly return for a touchdown and the Houston than two minutes remaining, but Marcus made a trio of Titans miss before outrun- AP photo ATlAnTA FAlcons wide receiver Aldrick Robinson scores Texans earned a 27-20 win over the Mariota’s pass to former Texan Andre on a touchdown catch against Carolina Panthers safety Kurt Tennessee Titans in their first game with- Johnson on fourth down was broken up to See TITANS, Page 11 Coleman in the second half Sunday, in Atlanta. Tennessee might be college football’s most resilient team ATHENS, Ga. (AP) — The Volunteers (5-0, 2-0 “We have the most competitive Tennessee might be the most Southeastern Conference) moved team in the nation, I feel like,” resilient team in college football. up two spots in The Associated said quarterback Joshua Dobbs, Hard to imagine the Volunteers Press rankings to No. 9, having who launched the winning pass getting rattled by their next two matched their best start since to Jauan Jennings. “We find games, no matter how daunting the 1998 national championship ways to win, fight it out. ... they might seem. team. There’s no quit in this team. Tennessee is on quite a high It will be quite a challenge to Everyone is hungry and that’s after one of the most improbable keep that going. the type of attitude you have to wins in school history Saturday . Tennessee heads to College have to be successful.” After rallying from a 17-0 deficit, Station next weekend to face the Tennessee has trailed by dou- and then giving up what looked Aggies, before returning home to ble digits in four of its five games, to be the winning touchdown meet the top-ranked Crimson and come back to win all of them. with 10 seconds remaining, Tide on Oct. 15. The Vols snapped an 11-game Tennessee pulled off a 43-yard But it’s clear that Jones has losing streak against Florida, ral- Hail Mary on the final play to turned things around on Rocky lying from a 21-3 deficit with five beat Georgia 34-31. Top after nearly a decade of mis- touchdowns in the second half. Bring on Texas A&M and ery. They pulled off a miracle between Alabama. The Vols have won 11 straight the hedges, completing a sweep “Just finding ways to win foot- over the last two years, which is of the teams that figured to be ball games,” said coach Butch the second-longest active streak their biggest challengers in the AP photo Jones, who collapsed to his in the NCAA’s top division, sur- SEC East. Tennessee wide receiver Jauan Jennings (15) is carried by teammates Kyle Phillips (5) and knees in tears after the latest passed only by Alabama’s 17- Charles Mosley (78) after making a last-second touchdown catch to defeat Georgia in Athens, Ga., comeback. “What can I say?” game run. See UT, Page 11 Saturday. 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, October 3, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

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Betts, Boston, .318; Cabrera, Detroit, .316; Trout, Los 6. Houston 5-0 1233 6 Angeles, .315; Ortiz, Boston, .315; Ramirez, Cleveland, 7. Louisville 4-1 1160 3 ON TAP .312; Martinez, Detroit, .307; Escobar, Los Angeles, .304; 8. Texas A&M 5-0 1113 9 up against Union Dogs Andrus, Texas, .302. 9. Tennessee 5-0 1045 11 Monday, Oct. 3 RUNS-Trout, Los Angeles, 123; Donaldson, Toronto, 122; 10. Miami 4-0 909 14 FOOTBALL Betts, Boston, 122; Kinsler, Detroit, 117; Springer, Houston, 11. Wisconsin 4-1 882 8 Cleveland at Walker Valley (9th), 6 116; Bogaerts, Boston, 115; Altuve, Houston, 108; 12. Nebraska 5-0 821 15 Bradley Central (JV) at East Hamilton, 6 Desmond, Texas, 107; Cano, Seattle, 107; Pedroia, Boston, 13. Baylor 5-0 805 13 From LEE SPORTS INFORMATION SOCCER 105; Machado, Baltimore, 105. 14. Mississippi 3-2 712 16 Stone Memorial at Bradley Central, 5 RBI-Ortiz, Boston, 127; Encarnacion, Toronto, 127; Pujols, 15. Stanford 3-1 711 7 JACKSON — A pair of Lee vet- Hixson at Cleveland, 7 Los Angeles, 119; Betts, Boston, 113; Ramirez, Boston, 111; 16. Arkansas 4-1 528 20 VOLLEYBALL Trumbo, Baltimore, 108; Cabrera, Detroit, 108; Cruz, 17. North Carolina 4-1 497 NR eran soccer players hooked up to District 5-AAA Tournament Seattle, 105; Hosmer, Kansas City, 104; Beltre, Texas, 104. 18. Florida 4-1 391 23 at Walker Valley HITS-Altuve, Houston, 216; Betts, Boston, 214; Pedroia, 19. Boise St. 4-0 385 24 give the Lady Flames a hard- No. 4 East Hamilton vs. No. 5 Soddy-Daisy, 4:30 Boston, 201; Cano, Seattle, 195; Bogaerts, Boston, 192; 20. Oklahoma 2-2 324 NR fought 1-0 victory over host No. 3 Walker Valley vs. No. 6 Bradley Central, 6 Cabrera, Detroit, 188; Machado, Baltimore, 188; Abreu, 21. Colorado 4-1 276 NR No. 2 Ooltewah vs. No. 7 McMinn County, 7:30 Chicago, 183; Lindor, Cleveland, 182; Kinsler, Detroit, 178; 22. West Virginia 4-0 240 NR Union University on Sunday District 5-AA Tournament Desmond, Texas, 178. 23. Florida St. 3-2 230 12 No. 3 McMinn Central at No. 2 Polk County (at Chilhowee DOUBLES-Ortiz, Boston, 48; Ramirez, Cleveland, 46; 24. Utah 4-1 86 18 afternoon. Middle School), 6 Altuve, Houston, 42; Cabrera, Chicago, 42; Betts, Boston, 25. Virginia Tech 3-1 85 NR Summer Lanter dished off a No. 4 Sequoyah at No. 1 Loundon, 6 42; Kipnis, Cleveland, 41; Longoria, Tampa Bay, 41; Others receiving votes: W. Michigan 76, UCLA 56, LSU 49, Tuesday, Oct. 4 Machado, Baltimore, 40; Schoop, Baltimore, 38; Dickerson, North Dakota St. 46, Auburn 46, Georgia 42, Oklahoma St. pass to Kinsey Cichowitz in the BOWLING Tampa Bay, 36; Correa, Houston, 36; Pedroia, Boston, 36; 41, TCU 26, Maryland 23, Air Force 17, San Diego St. 10, Hixson at Walker Valley (Leisure Time), 4 Seager, Seattle, 36. Michigan St. 7, South Florida 6, Arizona St. 4, California 3, 86th minute for the game-win- SOCCER TRIPLES-Eaton, Chicago, 9; Dyson, Kansas City, 8; Indiana 3, Texas 1. ning goal. It was the fourth goal Walker Valley at CSTHEA, 5 Andrus, Texas, 7; Bradley Jr., Boston, 7; Bourn, Baltimore, Amway Top 25 Poll Bradley Central at Chattanooga Central, 5 6; Escobar, Kansas City, 6; Anderson, Chicago, 6; Gardner, The Amway Top 25 football coaches poll, with first-place of the season for Cichowitz, and VOLLEYBALL New York, 6; Miller, Tampa Bay, 6; Buxton, Minnesota, 6. votes in parentheses, records through Oct. 2, total points District 5-AAA Tournament HOME RUNS-Trumbo, Baltimore, 47; Cruz, Seattle, 43; based on 25 points for first place through one point for 25th, Lanter’s first assist. Lanter at Walker Valley Davis, Oakland, 42; Dozier, Minnesota, 42; Encarnacion, and previous ranking: placed her assist in the box and EH/SD winner vs. WV/Bradley winner, 6 Toronto, 42; Frazier, Chicago, 40; Cano, Seattle, 39; Record Pts Pvs Ooltewah/McMinn winner vs. No. 1 Cleveland, 7:30 Cabrera, Detroit, 38; Davis, Baltimore, 38; Ortiz, Boston, 38. 1. Alabama (57) 5-0 1544 1 Cichowitz nailed her shot into District 5-AA Tournament STOLEN BASES-Davis, Cleveland, 43; Dyson, Kansas City, 2. Ohio State (3) 4-0 1474 2 Championship Match 30; Trout, Los Angeles, 30; Altuve, Houston, 30; Upton Jr., 3. Clemson (2) 5-0 1437 3 the lower-right corner of the net. Monday winners at home of higher seed, 6 Toronto, 27; Betts, Boston, 26; Martin, Seattle, 24; Andrus, 4. Michigan 5-0 1348 5 The win keeps Lee’s sheet Wednesday, Oct. 5 Texas, 24; Ramirez, Cleveland, 22; Desmond, Texas, 21; 5. Houston 5-0 1256 7 BOWLING Kiermaier, Tampa Bay, 21. 6. Washington 5-0 1250 9 clean in the Gulf South East Ridge at Walker Valley (Leisure Time), 4 PITCHING-Porcello, Boston, 22-4; Happ, Toronto, 20-4; 7. Texas A&M 5-0 1132 10 VOLLEYBALL Kluber, Cleveland, 18-9; Price, Boston, 17-9; Sale, Chicago, 8. Louisville 4-1 1105 4 Conference at 7-0, and improves District 5-AAA Tournament 17-10; Iwakuma, Seattle, 16-12; Tillman, Baltimore, 16-6; 9. Tennessee 5-0 1101 11 the sixth-ranked Lady Flames’ at Walker Valley Verlander, Detroit, 16-9; Hamels, Texas, 15-5; Sanchez, 10. Miami (Fla.) 4-0 902 14 Championship match, 6 Toronto, 15-2. 11. Baylor 5-0 876 13 record to 7-1-1 overall. Union Thursday, October 6 ERA-Sanchez, Toronto, 3.00; Verlander, Detroit, 3.04; 12. Nebraska 5-0 860 15 BOWLING Tanaka, New York, 3.07; Kluber, Cleveland, 3.14; Porcello, 13. Wisconsin 4-1 844 8 dropped to 3-2-1 and 3-4-2. Soddy-Daisy at Walker Valley (Leisure Time), 4 Boston, 3.15; Happ, Toronto, 3.18; Quintana, Chicago, 3.20; 14. Mississippi 3-2 671 17 Lee had a commanding margin FOOTBALL Pomeranz, Boston, 3.32; Hamels, Texas, 3.32; Sale, 15. Stanford 3-1 635 6 Region 4-5A Chicago, 3.34. 16. North Carolina 4-1 587 23 in shots (21) and on goal (9). The Soddy-Daisy at Walker Valley, 7:30 STRIKEOUTS-Verlander, Detroit, 254; Archer, Tampa Bay, 17. Arkansas 4-1 525 22 Friday, Oct. 7 233; Sale, Chicago, 233; Price, Boston, 228; Kluber, 18. Florida 4-1 490 21 Bulldogs were able to get off just FOOTBALL Cleveland, 227; Pineda, New York, 207; Hamels, Texas, 19. Boise State 4-0 341 NR four shots against Lee’s talented Region 1-6A 200; Porcello, Boston, 189; Duffy, Kansas City, 188; 20. West Virginia 4-0 309 NR Kingsport Dobyns-Bennett at Bradley Central, 7:30 Pomeranz, Boston, 186. 21. Florida State 3-2 257 12 defense. Three of their shots Jefferson County at Hardin Valley, 7:30 SAVES-Britton, Baltimore, 47; Rodriguez, Detroit, 44; 22. Oklahoma 2-2 228 NR Science Hill at Wm. Blount, 7:30 Dyson, Texas, 38; Colome, Tampa Bay, 37; Robertson, 23. Colorado 4-1 144 NR were on goal but Haley Gribler Lee University photo Maryville, Bearden have byes Chicago, 37; Osuna, Toronto, 36; Allen, Cleveland, 32; 24. Utah 4-1 117 18 had three key saves in picking Region 4-5A Kimbrel, Boston, 31; Madson, Oakland, 30; Jeffress, Texas, 25. Western Michigan 5-0 86 NR LADY FLAME Kaela Leskovar battles against Union for posses- Rhea County at Cleveland, 7:30 27; Davis, Kansas City, 27. Others receiving votes: LSU 77; Michigan State 71; up the win. Kristen Francis kept sion in Lee’s 1-0 win Sunday, in Jackson. Oak Ridge at McMinn County, 7:30 2016 Postseason Baseball Glance Maryland 70; Georgia 65; Air Force 59; UCLA 50; Virginia Union in the contest with eight Ooltewah at White County, 8 Times TBA Tech 50; Oklahoma State 43; TCU 32; South Florida 24; Region 3-2A WILD CARD Arizona State 23; Auburn 21; Texas Tech 11; San Diego saves. Polk County at Brainerd, 7:30 Tuesday, Oct. 4: Baltimore (Tillman 16-6) at Toronto (TBS) State 10; California 7; Indiana 3; Troy 3; Minnesota 2; South goal of the season in the 19th on goal, but could not connect Boyd Buchanan at Meigs County, 7:30 Wednesday, Oct. 5: San Francisco (Bumgarner 15-9) at Alabama 2; Southern California 2; Southern Mississippi 2; “Today capped off a good Bledsoe County at Tyner Academy, 7:30 New York (Syndergaard 14-9) (ESPN) Appalachian State 1; Eastern Michigan 1; Middle Tennessee weekend for us,” commented Lee minute. The score was set up by against the stingy Flames’ Marion County at Silverdale Academy, 7:30 DIVISION SERIES 1; Wake Forest 1. SOCCER senior David Perez who contin- defense. (Best-of-5; x-if necessary) Major College Football Scores coach Chris Hennessey. “We Spring Hill (Ala.) College at Lee University (W), 5 American League EAST ues to find his teammates while Daniel Hrenko continued to Spring Hill (Ala.) College at Lee University (M), 7 Texas vs. Baltimore-Toronto winner knew it was going to be a tough Boston College 35, Buffalo 3 Saturday, Oct. 8 Thursday, Oct. 6: Baltimore-Toronto winner at Texas (TBS) drawing plenty of attention from shine in the net for the Flames. SOCCER Cornell 39, Colgate 38 road trip, but to come away with Friday, Oct. 7: Baltimore-Toronto winner at Texas (TBS) Holy Cross 38, Lafayette 28 opposing defenses. The freshman is now 6-0 while District 5-AAA Tournament Sunday, Oct. 9: Texas at Baltimore-Toronto winner (TBS) two wins is very pleasing. Pairings and times, TBA Lehigh 63, Yale 28 x-Monday, Oct. 10: Texas at Baltimore-Toronto winner (TBS) Maine 35, Bryant 31 Lee held the one goal advan- turning in eight saves in the con- Sunday, Oct. 9 x-Wednesday, Oct. 12: Baltimore-Toronto winner at Texas “I thought this was our best SOCCER Notre Dame 50, Syracuse 33 tage heading into the halftime test. Union keeper Igor (TBS) Penn St. 29, Minnesota 26, OT performance of the season, over University of West Florida at Lee University (W), 2 Cleveland vs. Boston University of West Florida at Lee University (M), 4 Pittsburgh 43, Marshall 27 the entire 90 minutes. Although break. The two clubs exchanged Luczenksy had six saves in the Thursday, Oct. 6: Boston (Porcello 22-4) at Cleveland Princeton 48, Columbia 13 (Bauer 12-8) (TBS) several scoring opportunities in loss Rhode Island 28, Brown 13 the scoreline doesn’t reflect it, we Friday, Oct. 7: Boston (Price 17-9) at Cleveland (Kluber 18- Temple 45, SMU 20 the first portion of the second “Our defense continues to set- BASEBALL 9) (TBS) Tulane 31, UMass 24 created plenty of chances, but Sunday, Oct. 9: Cleveland at Boston (TBS) West Virginia 17, Kansas St. 16 the ball just wouldn’t fall for us.” half before the Flames ultimately tle in and Dan has been stellar in National League x-Monday, Oct. 10: Cleveland at Boston (TBS) SOUTH x-Wednesday, Oct. 12: Boston at Cleveland (TBS) Alabama 34, Kentucky 6 put the contest on ice with two goal,” commented Furey. East Division National League The Lady Flames return to the W L Pct GB Alabama St. 41, Ark.-Pine Bluff 21 late scores in the second half. Furey’s club has now won six Chicago vs. San Francisco-New York winner Appalachian St. 17, Georgia St. 3 Lee Soccer Field on Friday to x-Washington 95 67 .586 — Friday, Oct. 7: San Francisco-New York winner at Chicago y-New York 87 75 .537 8 Auburn 58, Louisiana-Monroe 7 host Spring Hill College in their Perez added his team-leading straight matches after starting (FS1 or MLB) Charleston Southern 59, Coastal Carolina 58, 2OT Miami 79 82 .491 15½ Saturday, Oct. 8: San Francisco-New York winner at sixth goal of the season in the the season 1-3. The Flames are Philadelphia 71 91 .438 24 Chattanooga 37, ETSU 7 annual Kickin’ It For Cancer Chicago (FS1 or MLB) Clemson 42, Louisville 36 Atlanta 68 93 .422 26½ Monday, Oct. 10: Chicago at San Francisco-New York win- 80th minute. Jose Orellana, who 7-3 overall and off to a perfect 2- Central Division Duquesne 54, Jacksonville 35 match. Next Sunday will find Lee ner (FS1 or MLB) FIU 33, FAU 31 recorded the assist on the Perez 0 start in league play. The W L Pct GB x-Tuesday, Oct. 11: Chicago at San Francisco-New York entertaining West Florida in what x-Chicago 103 58 .640 — Florida 13, Vanderbilt 6 winner (FS1) Florida A&M 19, Savannah St. 14 goal, made it 3-0 just two min- Bulldogs fall to 3-7 on the year St. Louis 86 76 .531 17½ x-Thursday, Oct. 13: San Francisco-New York winner at could turn out to be a battle for Pittsburgh 78 83 .484 25 Gardner-Webb 45, Benedict 0 utes later on strike set up by and 1-3 in conference. Chicago (FS1) Grambling St. 36, Prairie View 16 top honors in the GSC. Milwaukee 73 89 .451 30½ Washington vs. Los Angeles Cincinnati 68 94 .420 35½ Howard 33, Norfolk St. 28 Jake Molony. “Another good conference road Friday, Oct. 7: Los Angeles (Kershaw 12-4) at Washington Jackson St. 16, MVSU 14 Flames turn up West Division (Scherzer 20-7) (FS1 or MLB) “Drew got things going for us win for us and I didn’t feel like we W L Pct GB James Madison 43, Delaware 20 Saturday, Oct. 8: Los Angeles (Hill 12-5) at Washington Kennesaw St. 52, Furman 42 x-Los Angeles 91 71 .562 — (FS1 or MLB) heat on Union on a great ball from DP (Perez),” played exceptionally well overall y-San Francisco 87 75 .537 4 LSU 42, Missouri 7 Monday, Oct. 10: Washington at Los Angeles (Maeda 16-10) Liberty 41, Robert Morris 7 JACKSON — Playing in its first said head coach Paul Furey. “It which makes a 3-0 victory that Colorado 75 87 .463 16 (FS1 or MLB) Arizona 69 93 .426 22 Louisiana Tech 28, UTEP 7 x-Tuesday, Oct. 11: Washington at Los Angeles (FS1) Maryland 50, Purdue 7 conference road trip of the sea- was good to have Jose finally much sweeter,” concluded Furey. San Diego 68 94 .420 23 x-Thursday, Oct. 13: Los Angeles at Washington (FS1) x-clinched division McNeese St. 38, Nicholls 13 son, the Lee men’s soccer team score as he has been so close all Lee will return home and look LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES Mercer 33, VMI 30, OT y-clinched wild card (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Saturday’s Games Miami 35, Georgia Tech 21 will come home with a pair Gulf season. We also hit the post four to keep the winning ways going American League Mississippi 48, Memphis 28 N.Y. Mets 5, Philadelphia 3 Friday, Oct. 14: Game 1 (TBS) South victories after a 3-0 blank- times. So we definitely created with a pair of conference tilts St. Louis 4, Pittsburgh 3 Morehead St. 29, Valparaiso 26 Saturday, Oct. 15: Game 2 (TBS) Morgan St. 20, Delaware St. 17 San Francisco 3, L.A. Dodgers 0 Monday, Oct. 17: Game 3 (TBS) ing of Union University on chances.” next weekend. On Friday the Washington 2, Miami 1 Murray St. 45, Austin Peay 17 Tuesday, Oct. 18: Game 4 (TBS) NC Central 31, Bethune-Cookman 14 Sunday afternoon. The Lee offense fired away Flames will host Spring Hill Cincinnati 7, Chicago Cubs 4 x-Wednesday, Oct. 19: Game 5 (TBS) Atlanta 5, Detroit 3 NC State 33, Wake Forest 16 x-Friday, Oct. 21: Game 6 (TBS) New Hampshire 21, William & Mary 12 The Flames played from in with 19 shots and placed nine on College at 5 p.m. while on Arizona 9, San Diego 5 x-Saturday, Oct. 22: Game 7 (TBS) Milwaukee 4, Colorado 3, 10 innings North Carolina 37, Florida St. 35 front after sophomore Drew frame. The Bulldogs were also Sunday West Florida comes to National League Old Dominion 52, Charlotte 17 Sunday’s Games Saturday, Oct. 15: Game 1 (Fox or FS1) Washington 10, Miami 7 Samford 28, Wofford 26 Jackson connected on his fourth aggressive with 15 shots, seven town for a 4 p.m. showdown. Sunday, Oct. 16: Game 2 (Fox or FS1) South Alabama 42, San Diego St. 24 Philadelphia 5, N.Y. Mets 2 Tuesday, Oct. 18: Game 3 (Fox or FS1) San Francisco 7, L.A. Dodgers 1 Southern Miss. 44, Rice 28 Wednesday, Oct. 19: Game 4 (Fox or FS1) Stetson 31, Davidson 27 Arizona 3, San Diego 2 x-Thursday, Oct. 20: Game 5 (Fox or FS1) Atlanta 1, Detroit 0 Tennessee 34, Georgia 31 x-Saturday, Oct. 22: Game 6 (Fox or FS1) Tennessee St. 34, UT Martin 30 Chicago Cubs 7, Cincinnati 4 x-Sunday, Oct. 23: Game 7 (Fox or FS1) Milwaukee 6, Colorado 4, 10 innings Tennessee Tech 33, E. Kentucky 30, OT WORLD SERIES Texas A&M 24, South Carolina 13 St. Louis 10, Pittsburgh 4 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) NATIONAL LEAGUE LEADERS The Citadel 37, W. Carolina 14 All games televised by Fox Towson 31, Richmond 28 BATTING-LeMahieu, Colorado, .348; Murphy, Washington, Tuesday, Oct. 25: NL at AL .347; Votto, Cincinnati, .326; Blackmon, Colorado, .324; UCF 47, East Carolina 29 Wednesday, Oct. 26: NL at AL Villanova 42, Elon 7 Segura, Arizona, .319; Marte, Pittsburgh, .311; Seager, Los Friday, Oct. 28: AL at NL Angeles, .308; Molina, St. Louis, .307; Ramos, Washington, Virginia 34, Duke 20 Saturday, Oct. 29: AL at NL W. Kentucky 50, Houston Baptist 3 .307; Prado, Miami, .305; Braun, Milwaukee, .305. x-Sunday, Oct. 30: AL at NL RUNS-Bryant, Chicago, 121; Arenado, Colorado, 116; MIDWEST x-Tuesday, Nov. 1: NL at AL Akron 31, Kent St. 27 Blackmon, Colorado, 111; Goldschmidt, Arizona, 106; x-Wednesday, Nov. 2: NL at AL Seager, Los Angeles, 105; LeMahieu, Colorado, 104; Baylor 45, Iowa St. 42 Segura, Arizona, 102; Freeman, Atlanta, 102; Votto, Dayton 35, Drake 10 Cincinnati, 101; Myers, San Diego, 99. E. Michigan 28, Bowling Green 25 RBI-Arenado, Colorado, 133; Rizzo, Chicago, 109; Kemp, FOOTBALL Indiana 24, Michigan St. 21, OT Atlanta, 108; Murphy, Washington, 104; Duvall, Cincinnati, Michigan 14, Wisconsin 7 103; Bryant, Chicago, 102; Gonzalez, Colorado, 100; Bruce, Missouri St. 45, Indiana St. 24 National Football League N. Illinois 31, Ball St. 24 New York, 99; Yelich, Miami, 98; Votto, Cincinnati, 97. AMERICAN CONFERENCE HITS-Segura, Arizona, 203; Seager, Los Angeles, 193; Nebraska 31, Illinois 16 East North Dakota 31, Cal Poly 24 LeMahieu, Colorado, 192; Blackmon, Colorado, 187; W LTPct PF PA Murphy, Washington, 184; Prado, Miami, 183; Arenado, Northwestern 38, Iowa 31 New England 310.750 81 61 Ohio 17, Miami (Ohio) 7 Colorado, 182; Votto, Cincinnati, 181; Freeman, Atlanta, Buffalo 220.500 87 68 Ohio St. 58, Rutgers 0 178; Bryant, Chicago, 176. N.Y. Jets 130.250 79 105 SE Missouri 21, E. Illinois 14 DOUBLES-Murphy, Washington, 47; Rizzo, Chicago, 43; Miami 130.250 71 89 San Diego 44, Butler 10 Freeman, Atlanta, 43; Gonzalez, Colorado, 42; Segura, South South Florida 45, Cincinnati 20 Arizona, 41; Belt, San Francisco, 41; Seager, Los Angeles, WLTPct PF PA W. Michigan 49, Cent. Michigan 10 40; Kemp, Atlanta, 39; Yelich, Miami, 38; Rendon, Houston 310.750 69 73 Youngstown St. 30, South Dakota 20 Washington, 38; Molina, St. Louis, 38; Markakis, Atlanta, 38; Jacksonville 130.250 84 111 SOUTHWEST Villar, Milwaukee, 38. Indianapolis 130.250 108 125 Arkansas 52, Alcorn St. 10 TRIPLES-Owings, Arizona, 11; Crawford, San Francisco, Tennessee 130.250 62 84 Lamar 38, SE Louisiana 14 11; Hernandez, Philadelphia, 11; Lamb, Arizona, 9; North Middle Tennessee 30, North Texas 13 LeMahieu, Colorado, 8; Belt, San Francisco, 8; Turner, W LTPct PF PA Oklahoma 52, TCU 46 Washington, 8; Bourjos, Philadelphia, 7; Wong, St. Louis, 7; Pittsburgh 310.750 108 80 Oklahoma St. 49, Texas 31 Segura, Arizona, 7; Inciarte, Atlanta, 7; Fowler, Chicago, 7; Baltimore 310.750 84 72 Sam Houston St. 63, Stephen F. Austin 28 Panik, San Francisco, 7; Revere, Washington, 7; Harrison, Cincinnati 220.500 78 82 Texas Southern 34, Alabama A&M 31 Lee University photo Pittsburgh, 7. Cleveland 040.000 74 115 FAR WEST HOME RUNS-Carter, Milwaukee, 41; Arenado, Colorado, West Air Force 28, Navy 14 FLAMES RUNNERS Garrett Flores (1899), Moises Ponce (1905), Jared Herzog (1900) and Alex 41; Bryant, Chicago, 39; Kemp, Atlanta, 35; Freeman, W LTPct PF PA Boise St. 21, Utah St. 10 Carter (1897) run Saturday in the Gold Race at the Greater Louisville Classic. Atlanta, 34; Duvall, Cincinnati, 33; Bruce, New York, 33; Denver 4001.000 111 64 California 28, Utah 23 Rizzo, Chicago, 32; Cespedes, New York, 31; Tomas, Oakland 310.750 108 106 Colorado 47, Oregon St. 6 Arizona, 31. Kansas City 220.500 83 92 E. Washington 63, UC Davis 30 STOLEN BASES-Villar, Milwaukee, 62; Hamilton, San Diego 130.250 121 108 Hawaii 38, Nevada 17 Cincinnati, 58; Marte, Pittsburgh, 47; Nunez, San Francisco, NATIONAL CONFERENCE Montana 43, S. Utah 20 40; Perez, Milwaukee, 34; Turner, Washington, 33; Segura, East N. Colorado 21, N. Arizona 18 Lee cross country runs in Greater Louisville Arizona, 33; Goldschmidt, Arizona, 32; Gordon, Miami, 30; W LTPct PF PA New Mexico 48, San Jose St. 41 Jankowski, San Diego, 30. Philadelphia 3001.000 92 27 New Mexico St. 37, Louisiana-Lafayette 31, 2OT PITCHING-Scherzer, Washington, 20-7; Lester, Chicago, Dallas 310.750 101 77 Southern Cal 41, Arizona St. 20 From LEE SPORTS INFORMATION freshmen. They are in a great in NCAA DII South Region, 19-5; Arrieta, Chicago, 18-8; Cueto, San Francisco, 18-5; N.Y. Giants 210.667 63 61 Troy 34, Idaho 13 Maeda, Los Angeles, 16-11; Hendricks, Chicago, 16-8; Washington 220.500 99 112 UCLA 45, Arizona 24 place as we get closer to the recorded 355 points to finish Martinez, St. Louis, 16-9; Fernandez, Miami, 16-8; Roark, South UNLV 45, Fresno St. 20 LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The Lee championship season.” 12th. The Lady Flames, ranked Washington, 16-10; Bumgarner, San Francisco, 15-9. WLTPct PF PA Washington St. 51, Oregon 33 ERA-Hendricks, Chicago, 2.13; Lester, Chicago, 2.44; Atlanta 310.750 152 124 Wyoming 38, Colorado St. 17 University cross country teams Christian Noble was the first second in the South Region, tal- Syndergaard, New York, 2.60; Bumgarner, San Francisco, Tampa Bay 130.250 77 128 2.74; Cueto, San Francisco, 2.79; Roark, Washington, 2.83; Carolina 130.250 109 118 returned to action Saturday Lee runner across the finish line. lied 292 points. Fernandez, Miami, 2.86; Scherzer, Washington, 2.96; New Orleans 130.250 114 130 morning at the Greater Louisville The freshman placed 28th out of Audrey Smith was the first Lee Martinez, St. Louis, 3.04; Arrieta, Chicago, 3.10. North GOLF STRIKEOUTS-Scherzer, Washington, 284; Fernandez, WLTPct PF PA Classic. The 15th-ranked Flames 312 with a time of 24:39.76. Seth runner across the finish line. The Miami, 253; Bumgarner, San Francisco, 251; Ray, Arizona, Minnesota 3001.000 64 40 Ryder Cup Results 218; Syndergaard, New York, 218; Cueto, San Francisco, Green Bay 210.667 75 67 At Hazeltine National placed 15th out of 33 teams in a Eagleson finished 52nd with a junior posted a time of 18:18.74 198; Lester, Chicago, 197; Arrieta, Chicago, 190; Gray, Chicago 130.250 62 97 Chaska, Minn. highly competitive Gold Race and mark of 24:58.44, while Harold to record a fifth-place finish in a Colorado, 185; Strasburg, Washington, 183. Detroit 130.250 95 102 Yardage: 7,628; Par: 72 SAVES-Familia, New York, 51; Melancon, Washington, 47; West Sunday the Lady Flames were seventh Smith recorded a time of field of 406. Amy Carpenter fin- Jansen, Los Angeles, 47; Ramos, Miami, 40; Gomez, WLTPct PF PA UNITED STATES 17, EUROPE 11 Philadelphia, 37; Chapman, Chicago, 36; Casilla, San Los Angeles 310.750 63 76 Singles among 48 teams in the Blue 25:27.17 (95th). ished in the 26th spot with a Francisco, 31; Rodney, Miami, 25; Johnson, Atlanta, 20; Oh, Seattle 310.750 79 54 United States 7½, Europe 4½ Race. The men’s 8K and women’s Brandon Raleigh stopped the mark of 18:54.39. Blakely Moore St. Louis, 19; Papelbon, Washington, 19. San Francisco 130.250 90 107 Patrick Reed, United States, def. Rory McIlroy, Europe, 1 American League Arizona 130.250 92 80 up. 5K was contested at Kentucky’s clock at 25:50.30 for 136th and stopped the clock at 19:21.34 for East Division Thursday’s Games Henrik Stenson, Europe, def. Jordan Spieth, United States, W L Pct GB Cincinnati 22, Miami 7 3 and 2. E.P. “Tom” Sawyer State Park. Tucker Hindle was 167th 51st. x-Boston 93 69 .574 — Sunday’s Games Thomas Pieters, Europe, def. J.B. Holmes, United States, 3 The men’s field included sever- (26:04.23). Garrett Flores placed Becca Umbarger was 78th y-Toronto 89 73 .549 4 Jacksonville 30, Indianapolis 27 and 2. y-Baltimore 89 73 .549 4 Buffalo 16, New England 0 Rickie Fowler, United States, def. Justin Rose, Europe, 1 up. al top-ranked teams from both 232nd (26:42.00) with Jared (19:34.23) and Savannah Ratcliff New York 84 78 .519 9 Chicago 17, Detroit 14 Rafa Cabrera Bello, Europe, def. Jimmy Walker, United Tampa Bay 68 94 .420 25 Seattle 27, N.Y. Jets 17 States, 3 and 2. NCAA Division I and Division II. Herzog (26:42.58) right behind at had a time of 20:04.59 (133rd). Central Division Washington 31, Cleveland 20 Sergio Garcia, Europe, halved with Phil Mickelson, United Grand Valley State (No. 1 in DII) 233rd. Lily Fell (20:28.85), Charlee W L Pct GB Houston 27, Tennessee 20 States. x-Cleveland 94 67 .584 — Atlanta 48, Carolina 33 Ryan Moore, United States, def. Lee Westwood, Europe, 1 posted the team win with 82 Freshmen Thomas Kelton and Boxall (20:29.23) and Lacey Detroit 86 75 .534 8 Oakland 28, Baltimore 27 up. Kansas City 81 81 .500 13½ Dallas 24, San Francisco 17 Brandt Snedeker, United States, def. Andy Sullivan, Europe, points. Three teams receiving Moises Ponce were the next two Duvall (20:29.31) took positions Chicago 78 84 .481 16½ Los Angeles 17, Arizona 13 3 and 1. votes in the DI poll finished in Flames across the line. Kelton 185 to 187, respectively. Cassidy Minnesota 59 103 .364 35½ New Orleans 35, San Diego 34 Dustin Johnson, United States, def. Chris Wood, Europe, 1 West Division Denver 27, Tampa Bay 7 up. the top six. Middle Tennessee was 248th (26:51.46) and Ponce Devenouges was 203rd W L Pct GB Pittsburgh 43, Kansas City 14 Brooks Koepka, United States, def. Danny Willett, Europe, 5 x-Texas 95 67 .586 — Monday’s Games and 4. State was second, Virginia Tech was 276th (27:21.97). Alex (20:38.37) and Logan Hernandez Seattle 86 76 .531 9 N.Y. Giants at Minnesota, 8:30 p.m. Martin Kaymer, Europe, def. Matt Kuchar, United States, 1 placed third and University of Carter had a time of 27:57.27 finished 208th (20:41.89). Houston 84 78 .519 11 Thursday, Oct. 6 up. Los Angeles 74 88 .457 21 Arizona at San Francisco, 8:25 p.m. Zach Johnson, United States, def. Matt Fitzpatrick, Europe, Louisville was sixth. (295th) and Matt Jenkins was “Our top three women all ran Oakland 69 93 .426 26 Sunday, Oct. 9 4 and 3. Southern Indiana (No. 12 in x-clinched division N.Y. Jets at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Sports on TV 297th (28:04.80). personal bests today,” said y-clinched wild card New England at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Monday, Oct. 3 DII) rounded out the top five “One of our team goals is to be Morgan. “Our No. 4 and No. 5 Saturday’s Games Tennessee at Miami, 1 p.m. NBA BASKETBALL N.Y. Yankees 7, Baltimore 3 Houston at Minnesota, 1 p.m. 2:30 p.m. teams. Hillsdale (No. 10 in DII) the best college program in the were a little slower than we want- Cleveland 6, Kansas City 3 Washington at Baltimore, 1 p.m. NBA — Preseason, Oklahoma City vs. Real Madrid, at and Saginaw Valley (No. 20 in DII) Atlanta 5, Detroit 3 Chicago at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Madrid state of Tennessee. We showed ed. We can fix that by Friday. Minnesota 6, Chicago White Sox 0 Philadelphia at Detroit, 1 p.m. 8 p.m. were seventh and eighth, respec- we have come a long way in a Overall, we adapted well to the Toronto 4, Boston 3 Atlanta at Denver, 4:05 p.m. NBA — Preseason, Milwaukee at Chicago Tampa Bay 4, Texas 1 Cincinnati at Dallas, 4:25 p.m. 10 p.m. tively. In ninth was ninth-ranked year with wins over University of larger field size. This experience Houston 3, L.A. Angels 0 San Diego at Oakland, 4:25 p.m. NBA — Preseason, Utah at Portland (DI) Eastern Kentucky. Oakland 9, Seattle 8, 10 innings Buffalo at Los Angeles, 4:25 p.m. NFL FOOTBALL Tennessee, East Tennessee State will be vital for our team as we Sunday’s Games N.Y. Giants at Green Bay, 8:30 p.m. 8:15 p.m. Bellarmine University (No. 25 in University, Tennessee State and prepare for the championship Baltimore 5, N.Y. Yankees 2 Monday, Oct. 10 ESPN — N.Y. Giants at Minnesota L.A. Angels 8, Houston 1 Tampa Bay at Carolina, 8:30 p.m. SOCCER DII) was the final ranked team Tennessee Tech,” added Morgan. segment of our season.” Tampa Bay 6, Texas 4, 10 innings AP Top 25 8:55 a.m. that finished ahead of Lee at 13th. Toronto 2, Boston 1 The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press college foot- FS2 — Women, FIFA U-17 World Cup, Spain vs. New Grand Valley State, ranked No. The two squads head to Atlanta 1, Detroit 0 ball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records Zealand, at Irbid, Jordan “We had a lot of great perform- 1 in NCAA Division II, was also Charlotte on Friday to run in the Minnesota 6, Chicago White Sox 3 through Oct. 2, total points based on 25 points for a first- 11:55 a.m. Oakland 3, Seattle 2 place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote, and pre- FS2 — Women, FIFA U-17 World Cup, Germany vs. ances today,” said Lee head the team winner in the women’s Royals Cross Country Challenge at Cleveland 3, Kansas City 2 vious ranking: Canada, at Amman, Jordan coach Caleb Morgan. “We took Monday’s Games Record Pts Pv 2 p.m. Blue Race with a score of 144 McAlpine Creek Park. The men’s Cleveland at Detroit (Fulmer 11-7), 1:10 p.m. 1. Alabama (53) 5-0 1514 1 FS2 — Women, FIFA U-17 World Cup, Venezuela vs. away several things we can work and Shawnee State (NAIA No. 14) 8K race is scheduled to begin at Tuesday’s Games 2. Ohio St. (6) 4-0 1451 2 Cameroon, at Amman, Jordan (same-day tape) Baltimore at Toronto, 8:08 p.m. 3. Clemson (1) 5-0 1403 5 4 p.m. on when running in a large, fast was second with 199 points. 4:30 p.m. with the women’s 5K AMERICAN LEAGUE 4. Michigan (1) 5-0 1334 4 FS2 — Women, FIFA U-17 World Cup, Jordan vs. Mexico, field. I am very pleased with our BATTING-Altuve, Houston, .338; Pedroia, Boston, .318; 5. Washington 5-0 1234 10 at Irbid, Jordan (same-day tape) Tampa University, the No. 4 team race to follow at 5:15 p.m. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, October 3, 2016— 11 Bills hand Brady-less Patriots 1st shutout at Gillette Stadium FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) — Rex Ryan his first regular-sea- quarter before taking over the nine-point deficit in the fourth The Buffalo Bills took advantage son road victory over Bill game behind a pair of rookies quarter to go ahead with 3 ½ of sloppy, Tom Brady-less New Belichick in eight tries. The last who have helped the team get off minutes remaining, Carr directed England to hand the Patriots Bills’ shutout win away From to a fast start this season with a 66-yard drive that ended with a their first home shutout at Orchard Park was 23-0 over starting quarterback Tony Romo 23-yard strike to Crabtree in the Gillette Stadium, winning 16-0 Washington in a Buffalo “home” sidelined by a back injury. back of the end zone. on Sunday. game at Toronto on Oct. 30, Prescott threw for 245 yards Carr went 25 for 35 for 199 It was the first loss of the sea- 2011. and had a 20-yard touchdown yards. Three of his TD passes son for New England (3-1), which After struggling to maintain pass to Terrance Williams and a went to Crabtree, who finished was playing its final game before drives and finding a run-pass 4-yarder to Brice Butler to tie the with seven catches for 88 yards Brady returns from his four- balance, Taylor was spot-on game at the half. to help Oakland (3-1) to its third game “Deflategate” suspension. Sunday. He finished 27 for 39 for Elliott then took over with 96 road win. The Patriots, who moved into 246 yards, and directed a unit yards rushing in the second half, The Ravens (3-1) trailed 14-3 Gillette Stadium in 2002, were that was 7 for 15 on third downs. including a 1-yard run that gave in the second quarter and 21-12 last blanked at home 6-0 by the The Bills had been 10 of 36 com- Dallas the lead for good late in with 11:11 to go before coming AP photo New York Jets in 1993 at bined in the first three games. the third quarter. back. The ToronTo Blue JAys celebrate after clinching a wild-card Foxboro Stadium. COWBOYS 24, 49ERS 17 Blaine Gabbert got off to a fast A 52-yard touchdown pass playoff spot Sunday. They defeated the Boston Red Sox, in Boston. Tyrod Taylor connected with SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — start to help San Francisco (1-3) from Joe Flacco to Steve Smith LeSean McCoy for a 7-yard Ezekiel Elliott ran for 138 yards take the early lead but struggled cut the deficit to 21-19. Ravens touchdown pass in the first and a touchdown and Dak to generate any offense after that. defensive tackle Lawrence Guy Giants, Jays, Orioles grab quarter, Dan Carpenter added Prescott threw for two scores to RAIDERS 28, RAVENS 27 then forced a fumble by DeAndre three field goals for Buffalo (2-2). help the Cowboys overcome an BALTIMORE (AP) — Derek Washington, and Baltimore It was Buffalo’s second win in early 14-point deficit to beat the Carr threw four touchdown pass- recovered at the Oakland 17. its last 16 visits to Foxborough. 49ers. es, the last to Michael Crabtree Four plays later, Terrance West playoff spots on final day Including his tenure with the The Cowboys (3-1) fell in a 14- with 2:12 left. scored from the 3 to give So much for any Game No. 162 The Tigers were in the middle New York Jets, it gave Bills coach point hole early in the second After the Ravens rallied from a Baltimore its first lead. chaos in baseball: The San of that mix. They hoped to win at Francisco Giants, Toronto Blue Atlanta and have either the Jays and Baltimore Orioles Orioles or Blue Jays lose — then, grabbed the last three playoff they would’ve needed to win a Falcons spots Sunday, and the October makeup game at home Monday From Page 9 matchups are set. against Detroit to force a Neat and clean, no need for all tiebreaker for an AL wild-card total offense. They were rarely after being sacked eight times in advantage of a secondary still Sean Weatherspoon sustained sorts of tiebreakers. Too bad — spot. stopped by Carolina, even when last week’s loss to Minnesota. struggling to replace Josh calf injuries. that kind of final-day scramble “I would not have enjoyed the pinned back close to their own Jones is only the fourth player Norman, now with Washington. There was little production to might’ve been fun for fans. travel,” Tigers manager Brad goal line. They scored touch- in the Super Bowl era to have at “They put the young corner on be found in Carolina’s running Instead, they could sit back, Ausmus said, “but I would have downs after beginning drives on least 300 yards receiving in a me man to man ... and Matt made game , as Jonathan Stewart savor Vin Scully’s farewell call relished traveling.” their 2- and 1-yard lines. game. He is the first since some great decisions today,” (hamstring) did not play. and prepare for the postseason. That kind of drama never Carolina has lost two straight Detroit’s Calvin Johnson had 329 Jones said. Cameron Artis-Payne ran for 12 It opens Tuesday night when the developed as the teams holding and needs a quick recovery to yards against Dallas on Oct. 8, Panthers linebacker Thomas yards on five carries. Fozzy Orioles visit Toronto in the AL leads took care of business. avoid falling too far behind in the 2013. Davis left the game with a ham- Whittaker had three carries for wild-card game. Manager Buck Showalter and division. Panthers rookie cornerback string injury early in the second only six yards but led the “All we asked for is an opportu- Baltimore sealed their spot, win- “Our guys are going to rebound James Bradberry was over- half. Wide receiver Devin Panthers with nine catches for 86 nity, and right now, we have an ning at Yankee Stadium. When from this,” Kuechly said. “I know whelmed from the opening Funchess left the game in the yards. opportunity,” Baltimore center the Tigers later lost 1-0 at they will. They’re a resilient minute in his matchup with fourth quarter with a toe injury. Atlanta’s Devonta Freeman ran fielder Adam Jones said after a 5- Atlanta in the last game at bunch. We take a lot of pride in Jones. Ryan completed passes to Bradberry returned after he was for 57 yards and a touchdown on 2 win over the New York Yankees. Turner Field, they were out and what we do. We’ll come out better Jones on Atlanta’s first three taken to the locker room in the 13 carries as he took the lead in the “So, let’s celebrate and enjoy this Toronto was back in for the sec- next week.” plays for 22, 14 and 15 yards, first quarter with a left toe injury. tandem with Tevin Coleman, who and get back to work.” ond straight year. Newton was sacked only once showing the Falcons’ plan to take Falcons linebackers Jones and ran for 19 yards on eight carries. No official word yet on the Later, the Blue Jays’ 2-1 victo- starting pitchers at Rogers ry at Fenway Park meant they Centre. Figures to be Chris would host Baltimore. Tillman for the O’s against With All-Star catcher Buster Marcus Stroman. Posey getting three hits and driv- UT On Wednesday night, aces duel ing in three runs, San Francisco From Page91 as Madison Bumgarner starts for beat the Dodgers and eliminated the Giants vs. Noah Syndergaard the Cardinals. This is quite a change from a on as long as football is played at zone. Corey Vereen recovered the straight passes to get his team to and the New York Mets at Citi The Giants have enjoyed a year ago, when Tennessee Tennessee. fumble for a touchdown. the Tennessee 42, before the Field in the NL wild-card game. recent run of even-year success, squandered leads in all four of its A day later, the twists and turns n The Vols appeared to seal Bulldogs called their final time- “We found a way to get back to winning the World Series in losses. that occurred over the final 3 min- the victory when Mailk Foreman out to avoid a 10-second runoff where we need to be,” Bumgarner 2010, 2012 and 2014. These Vols aren’t interested in utes were still hard to fathom: picked off Eason’s pass just three after a false start penalty. Eason said after his team’s 7-1 win fin- The last time they reached the harping on the past. n Tennessee went ahead for plays later. But Georgia called a spotted another freshman, Riley ished off a sweep of the Dodgers. postseason, Bumgarner pitched “They’re resilient. They under- the first time all game when couple timeouts, forced a three- Ridley, streaking down the left “If we play like we have been the a shutout at Pittsburgh in the stand,” Jones said of his players. Derek Barnett jarred the ball and-out and got the ball back at sideline and threw a pass that hit last three days, we’ll be tough to wild-card game and went on to “You don’t win a game like that loose from Georgia’s freshman its own 19 with just 1:07 remain- him in stride behind two defend- beat.” become the World Series MVP. So unless you have character.” quarterback, Jacob Eason, as he ing. ers for what everyone assumed On Thursday, the best-of-five another cross-country flight to This was a finish that will live dropped back to pass in the end n Eason completed three was the winning score. AL Division Series begins: David begin the playoffs was fine by n Tennessee caught a break Ortiz and Boston at Cleveland, them. when Georgia was penalized for and the wild-card winner at “I don’t think it bothers any- unsportsmanlike conduct during Texas. body that we go on the road to the raucous celebration, forcing “I guess I wish Ortiz would win these games. It’s actually a Titans the Bulldogs to kick off from their consider retiring early,” said lot of fun,” first baseman Indians manager Terry Francona, Brandon Belt said. “With From Page 9 own 20. Evan Berry returned it 20 yards to the Georgia 43, giving who previously guided Big Papi Bumgarner on the mound, we’re with the Red Sox, “but I don’t see going to have a good shot.” ning everyone else down the side- to make plays. that Murray had two rushing Dobbs a chance to throw a des- peration pass. The 6-foot-3 that happening.” line for the score. “You can take one away; you touchdowns before halftime. He On Friday night, Clayton The 21st overall pick in this can’t take two away,” coach Mike had 12 carries for 56 yards Jennings leaped above everyone DIAMONDS else in the scrum and rather eas- Kershaw starts Game 1 for the year’s draft was so far ahead of any Mularkey said. before the break and finished Los Angeles Dodgers at WANTED defenders that he slowed down Fuller’s return came after with 95 yards rushing. ily brought the ball down as he fell to his back. Washington, and the NL wild- Usain Bolt-style near the 5-yard Jadeveon Clowney led a defen- Houston middle linebacker card winner plays the best-in- $100-$100,000 line and trotted into the end zone. sive stand following Brock Brian Cushing returned after sit- The Vols never doubted that BEST PRICES IN 4 YEARS they’d somehow find a way to the-majors Chicago Cubs at “Once I got past everybody I Osweiler’s second interception of ting out the past two games after Wrigley Field. • GOLD • SILVER knew it was a touchdown,” Fuller the game. injuring his knee in the season win, right to the very end. BUY OR SELL “They punched us left and Going into Game 162, Detroit said. “So I didn’t want run to the Clowney, the top overall pick opener. He finished with four and St. Louis also had a chance RICK DAVIS GOLD back of the end zone and look in 2014, sacked Mariota for a 6- tackles. He was happy to be back right, but no one said it was over,” defensive back Todd Kelly to reach the postseason. 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The teams exchanged field Tennessee DL Al Woods pulled The Titans’ game plan was to goals before two touchdown runs a calf muscle and Mularkey said shut down receiver DeAndre by DeMarco Murray tied it at 17- he’ll be out at least four weeks. ... Hopkins, and they did that, lim- 17. But the Texans added a field Houston TE C.J. Fiedorowicz iting him to just one catch for 4 goal to lead 20-17 at halftime. injured his knee early on 2016 Magazine yards. But putting so much Sunday was the first time Sunday, but returned in the sec- emphasis on him left Fuller open since 2013 against the Raiders ond half and said he was OK. Ryer Cup From Page 9 A A FFamilyFaammiillyy EEventEvveenntt HHeldHeelldd and patted each other on the by going 4-1. That was a lone a multitude, for decades to back. 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Thomas Pieters had the best this week, but it’s not about one France. Europe has not lost con- Wednesday, Oct. 12 423-472-5041 showing of any European rookie year or one Ryder Cup. It’s about secutive Ryder Cups since 1993. 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, October 3, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Will Rogers gave some sage advice for everyone

When it comes to humor, the Scottish money is to fold it and put it back in age and start bragging about it. called witchcraft. Today it’s called golf. essayist Thomas Carlyle hit the nail on GUEST your pocket. No. 2: The older we get, the fewer And finally here is a bonus: If you the head when he said, “It’s essence is ColUmniST —There are three kinds of men: The things seem worth waiting in line for. don’t learn to laugh at trouble, you love; it issues not in laughter, but in ones that learn by reading, the few who No. 3: Some people try to turn back won’t have anything to laugh at when still smiles, which lie far deeper.” Jim learn by observation, the rest of them their odometers. Not me! I want people you’re old. This thought came to mind when I have to urinate on the electric fence to know why I look this way. I’ve trav- It has always been my personal belief read a list of famous sayings by the Davidson and find out for themselves (I have eled a long way, and some of the roads that good, clean humor should be a famous cowboy humorist Will Rogers. amended his language a bit). were not paved. vital part of our character. As a speak- While he died in a plane crash in 1935, —Good judgment comes from experi- No. 4: When you are dissatisfied and er, one of the things I am always care- three years before I was born, his lega- you might enjoy reading some of his ence, and a lot of that comes from bad would like to go back to youth, think of ful about is using self-deprecating cy has nevertheless made an indelible wise advice: judgment. algebra. humor and making myself the butt end mark on me. —Never squat with your spurs on. Lastly, this bit of wisdom, “After eat- No. 5: You know you are getting old of my own jokes. Several years ago I spoke at a ban- —Never slap a man who’s chewing ing an entire bull, a mountain lion felt when everything either dries up or It is always a mistake to use humor quet in Claremore, Okla., near where tobacco. so good he started roaring. He kept it leaks. that is not flattering for anyone, espe- he was born and the home of the eight- —Never kick a cow chip on a hot up until a hunter came along and shot No. 6: I don’t know how I got over the cially someone in the audience. gallery Will Rogers Memorial Museum. day. him. The moral of the story is this: hill without getting to the top. There is a lot we can learn from Will While there I toured his museum and —There are two theories to arguing When you are full of bull, keep your No. 7: One of the many things no one Rogers, and those like him; namely was so impressed at all the various with a woman ... neither works. mouth shut.” tells you about aging is that it’s such a that we should have fun and that things he was good at: syndicated —Never miss a good chance to shut He also gave a list of 10 things to know nice change from being young. everyone leaves having enjoyed being newspaper columnist, author of six up. about getting older, something we all do if No. 8: One must wait until evening to there. books, star of 71 motion pictures and —Always drink upstream from the we live long enough. Regardless of your see how splendid the day has been. ——— America’s premier radio commentator. herd. age, I believe you will appreciate these, No. 9: Being young is beautiful, but (About the writer: Jim Davidson is a If you have never been there, I can —If you find yourself in a hole, stop especially if you have a sense of humor. being old is comfortable. motivational speaker and syndicated highly recommend it. digging. No. 1: Eventually you will reach a No. 10: Long ago, when men cursed columnist. He may be contacted at 2 As a tribute to his memory, I thought —The quickest way to double your point when you stop lying about your and beat the ground with sticks, it was Bentley Drive, Conway AR 72034.)

DEAR Viewpoint ANNIE

As the election gets closer: Dear Annie: I recently went on vacation with my mom, stepdad and siblings. We went to the river Trump or Hillary or who? where my stepdad has been going for about 30 years. Everyone else It's after Labor Day. which have used lawsuits and in the community has been going Now the presidential election is Freedom of Information requests to there every year for just as long, if getting serious. get the state department to release not longer. Now, my mom and Now is when what the candi- Clinton's emails, have caused stepdad met each other while dates say and do really counts. Hillary much more trouble than they were married, and, well, you And now, incredibly, an already Trump or the mainstream media. can put the rest together. Many depressing campaign is getting There will be more emails com- families we know have taken sides ever since, so being the worse every day. ing because of Citizens United and daughter, I’m no stranger to weird No matter who wins in Judicial Watch, plus whatever vibes in social situations and peo- November, we're going to end up October surprises WikiLeaks and ple choosing sides. with a president that half the coun- Julian Assange have coming. Upon meeting the rivergoers, I try hates and the other half didn't You have to quickly realized that some of really want to win. applaud both them were on my stepdad’s ex- We have Hillary the Crooked still groups for what wife’s side. How did I know? They trying to lie her way out of her email they are doing. avoided talking to us and didn’t crimes like a cheap lawyer. They are the invite us to partake in group We have Trump the Unqualified greatest assets watersport activities. In one case, after I introduced myself, the still talking in gibberish about grab- Trump has. Egypt arrests three reporters woman looked at me, scoffed and bing Iraq's oil, claiming he knows Every time walked away. There were plenty more about ISIS than the generals they force an of nice people, though, so we still and trading air-kisses with Vladimir Reagan email dump the conducting street interviews had a great time. Putin. media are forced This isn’t something I take per- We even had Johnson the Pot to report on it and more Americans CAIRO (AP) — Egyptian police my, and was ridiculed by many sonally. The situation has noth- Head flying his Libertarian Party's hear about Hillary's sloppy email detained three journalists who on social media. ing to do with me, and the affair campaign plane into a cliff on habits and how crooked she is. were conducting street interviews In a statement issued Friday, happened six years ago. If they’re in downtown Cairo about “The delusion that CPJ called on the Egyptian gov- getting all hung up about some- "Morning Joe" with his already The email dumps might very well jailing journalists on famous "What is Aleppo?" suppress the voting for Hillary, President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi’s ernment to immediately drop all thing that’s not even their busi- charges of reporting ness, that’s their problem. But I response. which, let's face it, is the only way request for small donations of charges against the four spare change to fund develop- ‘false news’ for reporters. never know whether I should So who's left to vote for — Jill Trump can win. ment programs, security officials interviewing people on “The delusion that jailing jour- stand up for myself, kill them Stein, the mad doctor of the Green If you're looking for a good rea- said Saturday. the street or nalists on charges of reporting with kindness or just ignore Party? son to vote for Trump, here's one. They said the three — Hamdy photographing a protest ‘false news’ for interviewing peo- them. What do you think? — It's sad to say, but Trump, for all Unlike Barack Obama, who dis- Mokhtar, Mohammed Hassan, will change reality is a ple on the street or photograph- Boating With Baggage his many, many flaws, is still our likes America and blames it for and Osama al-Bishbishi — were false hope.” ing a protest will change reality is Dear Boating: It sounds as if best choice in an election year that every ill known to mankind, Trump arrested Sept. 26 and face — Joel Simon a false hope,” said Joel Simon, you’re expert at navigating these has produced the worst slate of loves America. charges of publishing false news the group’s executive director. treacherous rapids, so kudos. It’s candidates in recent history. Here's another: Unlike Hillary, and belonging to a banned Authorities have cracked down incredibly mature of you not to For both The Donald and The Trump is not a lifelong liar. organization, Egyptian parlance publishing false news. on dissent since the 2013 mili- take the antics of your stepdad’s The security officials spoke on ex-wife’s friends personally. The Hillary, one of whom will be the And here's a third: We know for the Muslim Brotherhood tary ouster of an elected Islamist group. condition of anonymity because president. The police have shown bitterness and resentment they’re next president, this election is no what we'll get with President Hillary A fourth journalist, Noura they were not authorized to brief little tolerance for journalists holding on to is only dragging longer about gaining voters for their — four or more years of sleazy Nasser, was arrested Sept. 27 as the media. filming or interviewing people in them down. candidacy. It's all about suppress- Clinton family values, four or more she interviewed Egyptians with El-Sissi said last week he public, unless it is done at gov- Continue being pleasant in the ing the other guy's voters. years of Obama progressivism and postgraduate degrees protesting would like to see a mechanism ernment-sanctioned events or by face of their ugly attitudes. Whoever can get the other guy's two generations of liberal Supreme outside the Cabinet’s office to set up that would allow pro-government media outlets. Pretend you’re oblivious to their supporters to stay home on Court decisions. demand jobs. Nasser, who was Egyptians to donate fractions of CPJ says 23 journalists were bad vibes. They can scoff until Election Day wins. With President Trump — who released two days later, reports checks they cash at banks, argu- imprisoned in Egypt in 2015, they’re blue in the face. But don’t If Trump is going to win in the has no ideology but narcissism — for an opposition news website. ing that this could amount to making it the second-worst jailer be a doormat, either. If one of end, it might have less to do with at least there's the hope that he'll The New York-based Committee millions of pounds. It was the lat- of journalists, after China. The them says something outright est in a series of unconventional rude to you, you have a right to what he says or does than what convert to a conservative and hire to Protect Journalists, or CPJ, government denies jailing anyone said Nasser also faced charges of suggestions to restore the econo- because of their reporting. stand up for yourself. Citizens United and Judicial Watch people who'll reverse, repeal and Dear Annie: What is the eti- do. repair the damage done by eight quette concerning who pays for a The two conservative groups, years of Obama. date these days? I am realizing I TODAY IN HISTORY may be a bit old-fashioned, as I still ––––– think that a man should pick up (About the writer: Michael Reagan is the son of President Ronald the check at least the first few times Reagan, a political consultant and the author of "The New Reagan (AP) — Today is Monday, Oct. named Major League Baseball’s surrendered and released all the he goes out with someone. I’ve been Revolution.” He is the founder of the email service reagan.com and 3, the 277th day of 2016. There first black manager as he was passengers unharmed. on three dates with a guy recently, president of The Reagan Legacy Foundation. Visit his websites at are 89 days left in the year. placed in charge of the Cleveland Americans John C. Mather and and we’ve split it every time. Today’s Highlight in History: Indians. George F. Smoot won the Nobel For our first date, he picked out www.reagan.com and www.michaelereagan.com. Send comments to On Oct. 3, 1951, the New York In 1981, Irish nationalists at Prize in physics. an expensive restaurant that I [email protected]. Follow @reaganworld on Twitter. Giants captured the National the Maze Prison near Belfast, Five years ago: An Italian would never normally go to, as it’s Reagan’s column, “Making Sense,” is distributed exclusively by Cagle League pennant by a score of 5-4 Northern Ireland, ended seven appeals court freed Amanda way out of my price range. I Cartoons newspaper syndicate. Copyright 2016 Michael Reagan. as Bobby Thomson hit a three- months of hunger strikes that Knox of Seattle after four years in assumed he would only invite me Opinions expressed in guest “Viewpoints” do not necessarily reflect the run homer off Ralph Branca of had claimed 10 lives. prison, tossing murder convic- to such an expensive place if he views of the Cleveland Daily Banner.) the Brooklyn Dodgers in the In 1990, West Germany and tions against Knox and an ex- planned on covering the bill. “shot heard ’round the world.” East Germany ended 45 years of boyfriend in the stabbing of their Before I was seeing him, I dated On this date: postwar division, declaring the British roommate, Meredith a man for about six months, and In 1789, President George creation of a reunified country. Kercher. Three scientists, Bruce we always split everything, too. If I Cleveland Daily Banner Washington declared Nov. 26, In 1991, Arkansas Gov. Bill Beutler of the U.S., Jules didn’t have cash on me, he expect- 1789, a day of Thanksgiving to Clinton entered the race for the Hoffmann of France and ed me to pay him back later. – Established in 1854 – express gratitude for the creation Democratic presidential nomina- Canadian-born Ralph Steinman I work full time and can sup- of the United States of America. tion. (who had died three days earlier), port myself, and I don’t need or EDITOR AND PUBLISHER GENERAL MANAGER In 1863, President Abraham In 1995, the jury in the O.J. won the Nobel Prize in medicine. expect anyone to spoil me. But I Stephen L. Crass Jim Bryant Lincoln proclaimed the last Simpson murder trial in Los Arthur C. Nielsen Jr., 92, who’d still appreciate small gestures of Thursday in November Angeles found the former football acquired the famous TV ratings chivalry. Am I out of step with the OFFICE MANAGER CIRCULATION DIRECTOR Thanksgiving Day. star not guilty of the 1994 slay- company from his father, died in times? — Halfsies Joyce Taylor Herb Lacy In 1922, Rebecca L. Felton, D- ings of his former wife, Nicole Winnetka, Illinois. Dear Halfsies: A good rule, Ga., became the first woman to Brown Simpson, and Ronald One year ago: Vice President widely used today, is that the per- SPORTS EDITOR be appointed to the U.S. Senate Goldman (however, Simpson was Joe Biden, addressing the son who does the asking does the ASSOCIATE EDITOR Richard Roberts (however, she served only a day). later found liable for damages in Human Rights Campaign dinner paying — at least on the first Rick Norton In 1932, Iraq became inde- a civil trial). in Washington, threw his date. So, if this man asked you ADVERTISING DIRECTOR pendent of British administra- In 2008, O.J. Simpson was unequivocal support behind let- out, it would be courteous of him ASSOCIATE EDITOR Jack Bennett tion. found guilty of robbing two ting transgender people serve to pay, and vice versa. In 1941, Adolf Hitler declared sports-memorabilia dealers at openly in the U.S. military, as the After the first date, going Dutch Gwen Swiger RETAIL SALES MANAGER in a speech in Berlin that Russia gunpoint in a Las Vegas hotel Obama administration consid- is commonplace. But there’s Sheena Meyer had been “broken” and would room. (Simpson was later sen- ered whether and when to lift the nothing wrong with treating your LIFESTYLES EDITOR “never rise again.” The movie ver- tenced to nine to 33 years in longstanding ban (which it did in significant other to dinner occa- William Wright PRESS SUPERVISOR sion of “The Maltese Falcon” — prison.) June 2016). A U.S. airstrike on a sionally, just as a nice gesture, Richard Yarber starring Humphrey Bogart and Ten years ago: North Korea Doctors Without Borders hospi- regardless of gender. directed by John Huston — triggered global alarm by saying tal in the northern Afghanistan ——— 423-472-5041 opened in New York. it would conduct a nuclear test, city of Kunduz killed 14 staff and (Editor’s Note: Send your ques- Telephone In 1962, astronaut Wally but the North also said it was 28 patients and caretakers. Max tions for Annie Lane to dearan- Schirra became the fifth committed to nuclear disarma- Scherzer pitched his second no- [email protected]. To find out more 423-614-6529 423-476-1046 American to fly in space as he ment, suggesting a willingness to hitter of the season for about Annie Lane and read fea- Newsroom Fax Office & Advertising Fax blasted off from Cape Canaveral negotiate. 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Contributed photo Contributed photo rECENTLY Mildred Maupin, a former Cleveland City Schools edu- YATES PrIMArY’S school resource officer kicked off the new school year recently with the selection and celebration of the facility’s 2016- cator and faithful supporter of the schools, joined the Rev. Terry 17 Safety Patrol. The students selected met with the officer, John Milan, when administrators made the announcement of honorees. Huffer of Big Spring United Methodist Church to donate school sup- plies to Blythe-Bower Elementary School. Cleveland Director of Schools Dr. Russell Dyer, left, was on hand to receive the donations. Postsecondary credits awarded Special to the Banner work and earn college credit based on their performance on Tennessee Department of the national AP exam. Education Commissioner “Through Tennessee Promise, Candice McQueen has our students have an unprece- announced that nearly 7,500 dented opportunity to continue more postsecondary credits were their education beyond high awarded to the state’s public school, and we must ensure they school students in 2016, when are ready to be successful from compared to 2014. day one,” McQueen said. “To Additionally, more students ensure their success in college than ever before in Tennessee are and their future careers, all stu- taking advanced placement dents in Tennessee need to have exams, with 27,699 students access to rigorous and relevant taking one or more exam in 2016 early postsecondary opportuni- — up 8.8 percent. ties, and AP course expansion is The new numbers show that a key component to this work.” not only are more Tennessee stu- The trends in Tennessee were dents taking AP tests, but also mirrored in the national data 3,700 more exams were scored a that is available. Across the Contributed photo 3 or higher, making those stu- country, participation was up by WHEN NEW YATES PrIMArY Principal Mike Collier celebrated his birthday recently, the entire school got in the act. Teachers and staff dents eligible to receive college 5.3 percent with a similar per- dressed in Florida Gators colors to celebrate the event. The students were seated on the floor as staff members gathered around Mr. Collier. credit for their high school work. centage increase in the number The new principal had previously served as a coach and athletic director at Cleveland High School, and was then principal at Cleveland AP classes offer students the of exams that were scored as a 3 Middle before taking the Yates position. ability to take college-level course or higher.

Contributed photo THESE FOur young ladies recently participated in a full day of leadership skills development at RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Awards) at Camp Nakanawa. Everyone was ready to go, from the 4:45 a.m. load-in of the bus they shared with other RYLA students and chaperones to the final drop-off at 9:30 Contributed photo p.m. that evening. The students were fully engaged throughout the hot, sunny day in outdoor challenges ONE OF THE MOST beneficial programs for area students is Sac Pac. Above, volunteers at Blythe- in which they learned various facets of leadership through group activities with other youth from across Bower Elementary School prepare food for students. Reba Terry, former director of The Caring Place, Rotary District 6780. The girls include Lindsay Markham, Natalie McCollum, Emily Morgan and Nicole started the local program in 2012. Sac Pac serves the children of Bradley County who are at risk of Wiley. Morgan received special recognition from her team for exemplifying the attributes of effective hunger on the weekends. Some 24 percent of children in the county are living in poverty. Sac Pac in leadership, as defined by her group. 2015 served 550 students every week. 1,300 more students eligible for HOPE grants

Special to the Banner 2016 among the 18 states that Results from the ACT serve as students. the exam as a junior. increase their scores by at least one require students to take the ACT, a critical measure to indicate col- In addition to the statewide Tennessee is the first state to point on average when retaking the Tennessee Department of climbing to seventh in the nation lege and career readiness. One of testing date in the spring, the offer this opportunity on a exam and score at least three Education Commissioner when looking at the average com- the department’s three goals, as state is offering and funding a statewide scale. Combined data points higher than juniors who Candice McQueen announced posite of both public and private detailed in the department’s new ACT retake opportunity this from Tennessee public and private only take the test once. However, recently that newly released data school students. strategic plan, Tennessee year, which is available to all school students show that stu- only 47 percent of students take from ACT show that nearly 1,300 In 2015, Tennessee ranked Succeeds, is to raise the average public school seniors who took dents who retake the exam advantage of that option. more Tennessee public school eighth among the then-13 states ACT composite score to 21 by students became eligible for the that required the college readi- 2020. HOPE scholarship in 2016 by ness assessment. This achievement would allow Board seeks social studies review achieving composite scores of 21 “Our ACT results show even more Tennessee students to or higher. Tennessee is on the right track,” be eligible for the HOPE scholar- Special to the Banner comments, as well as any sug- studies standards and give even gestions for changes, through more feedback,” she added. With more state students than McQueen said. “Our school dis- ship and access those resources The State Board of Education Oct. 28, 2016. The K-12 social studies stan- ever before taking the ACT, tricts are focusing in new ways to pay for college. has launched a public review web- Tennessee public high school “The public’s earlier online on ensuring students have the To support this effort, and to site (https://apps.tn.gov/tcas/) to dards set grade-specific goals students held steady at a 19.4 ability to take the assessment, ensure that all students are review of the current standards gather feedback on Tennessee’s that describe what students are average score, whereas national- and more students are accessing given the opportunity to take the was very successful and paved expected to know and be able to newly revised K-12 social studies the way for our educator advisory ly scores declined as more stu- HOPE scholarship funds and exam, the department has imple- do by the end of a given grade or dents participated. For each sub- standards. teams to make significant demonstrating that they are col- mented the inclusion of ACT par- course. ject area, scores of Tennessee lege and career ready. ticipation rates as one compo- This is the first time the social changes,” said Dr. Sara Heyburn, public school students either “While we still have room to nent of the district accountability studies standards, recently executive director of the The initial social studies stan- increased slightly or remained grow, I believe in the potential of framework. revised by Tennessee educators, Tennessee State Board of dards review website was made constant, with no score declin- every Tennessee student, and we The renewed focus this year on will be available for public review. Education. available for public comment last ing. have built momentum toward increasing access to the assess- All Tennesseans are invited to “We hope all Tennesseans, winter. The website drew over Additionally, the state our goal of a statewide average of ment helped to drive an increase review each social studies stan- especially teachers and parents, 63,000 public reviews from more improved its national standing in 21 on the ACT, she added.” in participation of almost 3,000 dard by grade level and provide will now review the revised social than 1,400 reviewers. 14—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, October 3, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Powerful Hurricane Matthew a threat to Haiti, Jamaica, Cuba PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) the worst of the rains and pun- that could collapse, it’s neces- — Vulnerable Haiti braced for ishing winds. sary that you leave these houses flash floods and violent winds “Wherever that center passes to take refuge in schools and from the extremely dangerous close to would see the worst churches,” he said. Hurricane Matthew as the pow- winds and that’s what’s project- Teams of civil protection offi- erful storm approached the ed to happen for the western tip cials walked the streets of Les hemisphere’s poorest country of Haiti,” said John Cangilosi, a Cayes and other areas urging Monday. hurricane specialist at the U.S. residents to secure their homes, The eye of the Category 4 hur- center. “There is a big concern prepare emergency kits and ricane, with maximum sustained for rains there and also a big warn their neighbors. They also winds of 130 mph (215 kph), was concern for storm surge.” evacuated people from some out- expected to pass east of Jamaica Matthew is one of the most lying islands. and then over or close to the powerful Atlantic hurricanes in As of 8 a.m. EDT (1200 GMT), southwestern tip of Haiti late recent history and briefly the storm was centered about Monday or early Tuesday, the reached the top classification, 280 miles (450 kilometers) U.S. National Hurricane Center Category 5, becoming the southwest of Haiti’s capital of in Miami said. It was predicted to strongest hurricane in the region Port-au-Prince and 220 miles hit the lightly populated eastern since Felix in 2007. The hurri- (355 kilometers) southeast of tip of Cuba on Tuesday after- cane center said the storm Kingston. It was moving north at noon. appeared to be on track to pass 6 mph (9 kph). Forecasters said as much as east of Florida through the A hurricane warning was post- 40 inches (100 centimeters) of Bahamas, but it was too soon to ed for the southeastern rain could fall on some isolated predict with certainty whether it Bahamas. A hurricane watch areas of Haiti, raising fears of would threaten any spot on the was in effect for the Cuban deadly mudslides and floods in U.S. East Coast. province of Camaguey, the cen- the heavily deforested country Officials with Haiti’s civil pro- tral Bahamas and the Turks and where many families live in flim- tection agency said there were Caico Islands, and a tropical sy houses with corrugated metal roughly 1,300 emergency shel- storm warning was issued for AP photo roofs. ters across the country, enough parts of the Dominican Republic, FISHERMEN MOVE their boats out of the water before the arrival of Hurricane Matthew in Arcahaie, “Some of us will die but I pray to hold up to 340,000 people. where authorities began manda- Haiti, Sunday. A powerful Hurricane Matthew moved slowly Sunday across the Caribbean Sea on a track it won’t be a lot,” said Serge Authorities broadcast warnings tory evacuations of areas at risk that authorities warned could trigger devastation in parts of Haiti. Barionette in the southern town over the radio telling people to for flooding. A tropical storm of Gressier, where a river recur- swiftly heed evacuation warn- watch was in effect for parts of they are still going to see Bay, where authorities evacuated been set up and authorities were rently bursts its banks during ings, trying to counter a common the Dominican Republic. impacts,” Cangilosi said. “The about 700 spouses and children bracing for 80 mph winds along serious storms. tendency for people to try to stay The hurricane earlier had been impacts are maybe going to be a of service members on military with storm surge and heavy rain A hurricane warning was in in their homes to protect them projected to be closer to Jamaica, little lower there than they would transport planes to Florida. that could threaten some low- effect for Haiti, Jamaica and during natural disasters. but still was a danger to the be in Haiti and eastern Cuba.” The U.S. installation has a lying areas, including around the parts of Cuba. Rain was already In a brief address carried on island of less than 3 million After passing Jamaica and population of about 5,500, power plant and water desalina- lashing parts of Jamaica and state radio, interim President inhabitants. Haiti, Matthew was projected to including 61 men held at the tion facility. flooding streets and homes, but Jocelerme Privert urged Haitians “The center of the system is reach Cuba. The storm center detention center for terrorism “We have no choice but to pre- forecasters said the southern to listen closely to official warn- looking more likely that it will was expected to pass about 50 suspects. Navy Capt. David pare ourselves to take a frontal Haitian countryside around ings and be ready to move. “To pass to the east of Jamaica but it miles (80 kilometers) east of the Culpepper, the base commander, assault if you will,” Culpepper Jeremie and Les Cayes could see those people living in houses won’t miss it by that much, so U.S. Navy base at Guantanamo said emergency shelters had said. Colombia is in unchartered territory with defeat of peace referendum BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — A ernment’s huge PR machine, opportunity that’s opening up, stunning referendum defeat for an angry Uribe gave voice to with the new political reality a peace deal with leftist rebels millions of Colombians, many that has demonstrated itself in leaves Colombians with no Plan of them victims of the FARC the referendum,” Santos said B to save an accord that sought like him, who bristled at provi- Sunday night at the presiden- to bring an end to a half centu- sions in the 297-page accord tial palace. ry of hostilities. sparing rebels jail time if they But bringing Santos and Instead of winning by an confessed their crimes and Uribe together might be harder almost two-to-one margin on instead reserved them 10 seats than achieving peace with the Sunday as pre-election polls in Congress. FARC. Santos served as Uribe’s had predicted, those favoring Uribe, in prepared remarks defense minister, when they the accord with the from his ranch outside worked together with the U.S. Revolutionary Armed Forces of Medellin after the results were to drive the FARC to the edge of Colombia lost by a razor-thin in, called for a “big national the jungles, but the two haven’t margin, 49.8 percent to 50.2 pact” and insisted on “correc- spoken for years and frequently percent for those against the tives” that guarantee respect trade insults. deal. for the constitution, respect for One of the reasons for the Both President Juan Manuel private enterprise and justice surprise defeat was low Santos and leaders of the without impunity. But he didn’t turnout, with only 37 percent FARC, after four years of gruel- specify whether he would join of the electorate bothering to ing negotiations, vowed to push Santos in trying to salvage the vote, a further sign to some AP photo ahead, giving no hint they want deal, and took more swipes at analysts that Colombians’ JAPANESE SCIENTIST Yoshinori Ohsumi smiles at the Tokyo Institute of Technology campus in to resume a war that has the FARC, demanding it end enthusiasm for the ambitious Yokohama, south of Tokyo. Ohsumi was awarded this year's Nobel Prize in medicine on Monday, for dis- already killed 220,000 people drug trafficking and extortion. accord was lacking. Heavy coveries related to the degrading and recycling of cellular components. and displaced 8 million. “The entire accord was full of rains from Hurricane Matthew “I won’t give up. I’ll continue impunity,” said Ricardo Bernal, especially dampened voting search for peace until the last 60, celebrating the victory for along the Caribbean coast, moment of my mandate,” the “no” side in a Bogota neigh- where the government’s elec- Japan’s Ohsumi wins Nobel for Santos said in a televised borhood where opponents were toral machinery is strongest address appealing for calm. gathered. “We all want peace and the “yes” vote won by a But it’s not clear how the but there have to be adjust- double-digit margin. studies of cell ‘self-eating’ already unpopular Santos can ments made.” While urban voters who were save the deal after the stunning Across town, hundreds of being leaned on to pay for the STOCKHOLM (AP) — Though scientists have known development and helps counter- political defeat. He has ordered supporters of the peace deal peace largely voted against the Japanese biologist Yoshinori that autophagy exists for more act the negative consequences his negotiators to return to who had gathered in a hotel accord, the areas hardest hit Ohsumi won the Nobel Prize in than 50 years, its fundamental of aging, the prize committee Cuba on Monday to confer with ballroom for what they expect- by the conflict overwhelmingly medicine on Monday for discov- significance was only recognized said. FARC’s top leaders, who ed would be a victory party endorsed it. In the town of eries on how cells break down after Ohsumi’s “paradigm-shift- “This system is a renewal sta- watched the results with disbe- with Santos wept in despair. Bojaya, where a FARC mortar and recycle content, a garbage ing research” on yeast in the tion so that damaged or long- lief after ordering drinks and The FARC’s 7,000 guerrilla attack on a church killed disposal system that scientists 1990s, the committee said. lived proteins can be recycled to cigars at Club Havana, once fighters are unlikely to return dozens of civilians in 2002, the hope to harness in the fight “Thanks to Ohsumi and oth- be able to build new molecules, Cuba’s most exclusive beach to the battlefield any time soon. ‘yes’ vote won with 96 percent against cancer, Alzheimer’s and ers following in his footsteps, we new proteins so that you can club. For now, a cease-fire remains of the vote. other diseases. now know that autophagy con- sustain your good life,” Nobel “The FARC deeply regret that in place. The campaign exposed deep The Karolinska Institute hon- trols important physiological committee member Juleen the destructive power of those One option for Santos would rifts in Colombian society, ored Ohsumi for “brilliant functions where cellular compo- Zierath told The Associated who sow hatred and revenge be to reopen negotiations, dividing many families and experiments” in the 1990s on nents need to be degraded and Press. have influenced the Colombian something he had ruled out making clear the road to recon- autophagy, a phenomenon that recycled,” it said. It was the 107th award in the people’s opinion,” the FARC’s previously and his chief nego- ciliation would have been long literally means “self-eating” and David Rubinsztein, deputy medicine category since the first top commander, a guerrilla tiator said would be “cata- and torturous even had the describes how cells gobble up director of the Institute for Nobel Prizes were handed out in known as Timochenko, told strophic.” The president, who accord passed. Colombians damaged content and provide Medical Research at the 1905. reporters. has a little under two years left overwhelmingly loathe the building blocks for renewal. University of Cambridge, said Last year’s prize was shared The loss for the government in office, could also seek to FARC, which the U.S. consid- Disrupted autophagy (aw- Ohsumi’s discoveries have pro- by three scientists who devel- was even more shocking con- bypass another popular vote ers a terrorist group, and many TAH’-fuh-jee) has been linked to vided critical tools to study the oped treatments for malaria and sidering the huge support for and ratify the accord in considered the accord an insult several diseases including role of autophagy in infectious other tropical diseases. the accord among foreign lead- Congress or by calling a consti- to victims of the long-running Parkinson’s, diabetes and can- diseases, cancers and neurode- The announcements continue ers, who have heralded it as a tutional convention, something conflict. cer, the prize committee said. generative diseases such as with physics on Tuesday, chem- model for a world beset by both the FARC and Uribe have “In the end, hate toward the “Intense research is now from Huntington’s and istry on Wednesday and the political violence and terror- previously favored. FARC won out over hope for the ongoing to develop drugs that Parkinson’s. Nobel Peace Prize on Friday. The ism. Many heads of state as “I’ve always believed in a future,” said Jason Marczack, can target autophagy in various “Indeed, autophagy manipu- economics and literature well as U.N. Secretary-General wise Chinese proverb, to look an expert on Latin America at diseases,” it said in its citation . lation may provide a key strate- awards will be announced next Ban Ki-moon and U.S. for opportunities in any situa- the Washington-based Atlantic Ohsumi, 71, from Fukuoka, gy for treating some of these week. Secretary of State John Kerry tion. And here we have an Council. Japan, is a professor at the conditions,” Rubinsztein said. Each prize is worth 8 million were present when Santos and Tokyo Institute of Technology. Autophagy helps explain how kronor ($930,000). The awards Timochenko signed the deal In 2012, he won the Kyoto Prize, a cell conserves energy during will be handed out at prize cere- less than a week ago in an Japan’s highest private award times of starvation, using recy- monies in Stockholm and Oslo elaborate, emotion-filled cere- for global achievement. cled material for survival. It can on Dec. 10, the anniversary of mony. “INVEST IN YOUR “As a scientist, I’m extremely eliminate invading bacteria and prize founder Alfred Nobel’s Norway, which along with honored,” Ohsumi said in a live viruses, contributes to embryo death in 1896. Cuba co-sponsored the talks, telephone interview with said it would be willing to fur- COMMUNITY!” Japanese broadcaster NHK. ther facilitate peace talks. Speaking in Japanese about “I am very disappointed, and his work, he said the “human 15 killed in violence the result shows a very polar- body is always repeating the ized and split Colombia,” auto-decomposition process, or Norway’s Foreign Minister cannibalism, and there is a fine in southeast Turkey Borge Brende told the NTB balance between formation and ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — agency reported that two soldiers news agency. decomposition. That’s what life Officials say at least 13 Kurdish also died in Hakkari after PKK “We have told both parties is about.” militants and two soldiers have rebels detonated a roadside that we will be at their disposal Nobel committee secretary been killed in violence in Turkey’s bomb that struck their military and are available,” he said. “We Thomas Perlmann said Ohsumi mainly Kurdish southeast. vehicle. must also involve the opposi- seemed surprised when he was A military statement said Fighting between state forces tion who say they want peace informed he had won the Nobel Monday that Turkey’s security and the PKK resumed last year and hear what they think might Prize. forces killed 13 rebels of the after a cease fire collapsed. be the solution.” “The first thing he said was Kurdistan Workers’ Party, or Anadolu says more than 600 With the outlook uncertain, ‘ahhh.’ He was very, very PKK, during three separate oper- security force members and thou- all eyes are on Santos’ former pleased,” Perlmann said. ations in the provinces of Sirnak sands of PKK militants have been boss and chief rival: Alvaro Nobel judges often award dis- and Hakkari, near the border killed since then. Uribe, the powerful former Cleveland Daily Banner coveries made decades ago, to with Iraq, and in Agri province, The PKK is considered a terror president who led the grass- make sure they have stood the bordering Iran. organization by Turkey and its roots campaign against the Serving Our Community Since 1854 test of time. The state-run Anadolu news allies. accord. With none of the gov- www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, October 3, 2016—15

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