e Edition SUNNY 68 • 55 | MONDAY, JUNE 22, 2020 | theworldlink.com Follow us online: facebook.com/theworldnewspaper twitter.com/TheWorldLink instagram.com/theworldlink Three new COVID-19 cases OHA releases info on Oregon Health Authority. “The number of tests per- 1 or Phase 2 of reopening.” recorded its most recent positive This brings the local count for formed has been steadily OHA noted that the state is COVID-19 case in a man over new statewide cases the virus, that OHA is reporting, increasing week after week, but reaching national testing bench- the age of 60 years old who had to 36. At least two of those cases the number of positive cases marks. contracted the virus while travel- ZACH SILVA are presumptive positives. and the test positivity rate have “Additionally, as of early June, ling with his wife in an RV. The World OHA reported 178 new con- increased significantly over the Oregon has reached the threshold Additional information about firmed and presumptive cases past two weeks,” said OHA on of testing 2 percent of the Oregon these latest cases will be released COOS COUNTY — Three across the state on Saturday. Saturday. “This suggests increas- population each month, a national by Coos Health and Wellness on new cases of COVID-19 were There have now been 6,750 ing numbers of individuals with benchmark set by the Centers for Monday, and will be reported in reported in Coos County on positive and presumptive positive COVID-19, which is expected Disease Control and Prevention. Tuesday’s print edition of The Saturday afternoon, according to COVID-19 cases in Oregon. now that all counties are in Phase Last Thursday, Coos County World. Crabbing from the docks

Amy Moss Strong, The World The Port of Bandon’s crabbing docks and boat launch have been well used since Memorial Day weekend. Wyden talks with Southwestern Oregonians in virtual town hall Friday’s call included pandemic 25% of Coos County throughout the state and referred where you’re going to have dignity in America. We have to residents were on Medicaid, a to the “21st Century Conserva- pandemic hit a riskier than usual ensure that so many who don’t questions on forestry, number that has only increased tion Corps for our Health and fire season. And so we’re going have the opportunity for dignity as unemployment has grown to our Jobs Act” which was brought to have our hands full.” which involves a shelter over healthcare and police 18.8%. forward in May. Later in the conversation their head, decent medical care “Just know that we’re all in on The Act looks to add $10.6 Betsy Cunningham of Roseburg that they get a fair shake in the reform the fight to get better medicaid billion in funding for the Nation- brought up the conversation of end,” said Wyden. reimbursements for rural Oregon. al Forest System in an attempt the criminalization of people After recent events across the ZACH SILVA And the fact is, without rural to get people back to work in experiencing homelessness. Hav- country, Joe in Roseburg submit- The World healthcare, you can’t have rural the woods while increasing the ing worked with this issue for ted a question broadly addressing life. This is a huge priority of health of forests and to help decades, Cunningham has seen reform to police departments. SOUTH COAST — In a virtu- mine and we’ve had battles along prepare for fire season. A fire continued issues with local ef- “Police violence in brutality al town hall focused on individ- the way,” said Wyden. season, that looks increasingly forts to stem this issue, especially in effect undermine the rule of uals in Douglas, Coos and Curry “I have no higher priority daunting. in a time of COVID-19. law. The rule of law is essen- counties, Sen. Ron Wyden spoke than getting a fair shake for rural “Democrats and Republicans, Wyden noted his support of tially a basic underpinning of a with Oregonians on pressing is- Oregon and healthcare. This isn’t we’re all saying to the forest the Public Health Emergency fair society. And that is why I’m sues for about an hour on Friday. Joe’s job or Sally’s job or Mary’s service personnel in Washington Shelter Act, an act that he stated a co-sponsor of the Justice in Looking to connect with counties job — this is my job. I’m the D.C., what are you all doing to doesn’t provide enough resources Policing Act,” said Wyden. across the state despite a global ranking Democrat on the finance get PPE to these courageous compared to money corporations “It’s a comprehensive blue- pandemic, Wyden looked to committee that has jurisdiction firefighters? And what’s going to recently received, in addition to print for reforming the country’s locals to guide the conversation. over Medicaid.” be done in terms of testing and the Low Income Housing Tax broken policing system. The One local voice came from In multiple questions, Wyden follow-up contact tracing?,” said Credit. essence of it is transparency and Coos County Commissioner was asked about forestry and sce- Wyden. “I want to make it clear, I am accountability.” Melissa Cribbins who brought up nic lands across the area. Wyden He added, “Based on every- opposed to this proposition of The complete town hall can the topic of Medicaid. Cribbins praised the money brought in thing we’re hearing right now, criminalizing the homeless as be viewed on Wyden’s Facebook stated that before the COVID-19 through outdoor recreation this is going to be a fire season a basic theory of respect and page. Confederate statues come down, other symbols targeted RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Baton-wielding police used which it stood. premacy don’t belong in places presented when protesters seek to Spectators in North Carolina’s flash-bang grenades to disperse Sunday’s work follows the of allegiance, and it’s past time topple the statues themselves. capital cheered Sunday morning demonstrators throwing bot- removal of two other Confeder- that these painful memorials Cooper has advocated the stat- as work crews finished the job tles, cans and rocks at sheriff’s ate statues on the state Capitol be moved in a legal, safe way,” ues’ removal for years. Republi- started by protesters Friday night deputies near downtown’s Justice grounds in Raleigh on Saturday. Cooper said in a press release cans, though, blamed him for not and removed a Confederate Center. Cooper ordered the statues Saturday. ordering police to take a tougher statue from the top of a 75-foot News outlets reported that removed after protesters toppled A 2015 law bars removal of stand Friday night to protect the monument. work crews acting on the order two other Confederate statues the statues without approval of a memorials. Across the country, an initially of Democratic North Carolina Friday night, stringing one up by state historical commission, but In Wilmington, N.C., Demo- peaceful protest in Portland, Gov. Roy Cooper removed the the neck and hanging it from a Cooper said he’s acting under cratic Mayor Bill Saffo imposed Oregon, against racial injustice statue Sunday morning and be- light pole. a public-safety exception to the a curfew in a narrow area sur- turned violent early Sunday: gan taking down the obelisk on “Monuments to white su- law out of concern for the danger Please see Symbols, Page A2 eEdition On this day in Coos County history

bers of the city council to Hallmark has more than cational education grant to the North Spit. Bless em- 100 YEARS — transact at the meeting and Burglars Fail To Make 30 boats out and each are Southwestern Community phasized a permit applica- two of the members, Coun- Haul returning with daily catch- College, according to Dale tion has not been received June 22, 1920 cilmen James and Rood, An attempt was made es of about 800 pounds of Parnell, superintendent of to build a facility on Coos were absent. to rob the Pacific Fruit & salmon. public instruction. Bay. A similar rule making County Nurse Is To Be Recorder Butler said Produce plant on north The crab take is rather He said “the funding workshop was scheduled Promoted that he had a telephone Front street Thursday weak. Some crabs are com- was divided between con- for this week in Clastkanie, message from Dr. E. Min- night, police reported ing in from Port Orford, sumer and homemaking where a LNG facility also Miss Schreyer Will gus who said there was a today. The outer door had other from the Umpqua, grants, a cooperative work is proposed on the Colum- Leave This Locality movement on foot to take been forced but the second and dealers have a fair sup- experience project, and aid bia River. a park at the old cemetery. door resisted the efforts of ply for local consumption. to the disadvantaged and Is to Be Succeeded by The doctor was under the the prowlers. It is the third handicapped.” Verger: South Slough Miss Elizabeth Campbell impression that the city robbery, in the last few expansion dead — Has Done Splendid had a park commission. weeks. 50 YEARS — Work Here Mr. Butler told him there Police believe the same 15 YEARS — By Dan Schreiber, Staff At the request of Miss was no such body and the person or persons are June 22, 1970 Writer Jane C. Allen, state ad- doctor said that he thought responsible for all of the June 22, 2005 visory nurse, the County the park question could be jobs including the burglary Aldrich At Portland After months of lan- Health association has handled better through a of Fred Perry’s place on Session Siting rules, processes guishing in the House granted a year’s leave of committee of the council. south Broadway where focus of LNG workshop Land Use Committee, a absence to Miss Cecil Mayor Ferguson ex- more than $400 in cash James Aldrich of Empire bill to expand the potential Schreyer, county nurse, in plained that there had been was taken and Lou Blanc’s Paint Co. returned recently By Penny Gillson, Edi- boundaries of the South order that she may accept a park committee some garage, when cash was from Portland, where he torial Assistant Slough National Estuarine a position with the state years ago when the late removed from a drawer attended a course in the About 20 people joined Research Reserve appears bureau of nursing during C.I. Reigard and several early Wednesday morning. latest methods of decorat- with representatives from to be sinking for good. Miss Allen’s absence in others were appointed to In the Blanc robbery the ing with decoupage and the Oregon Department That’s according to the New York, where she will act in fitting up Coos Head thieves broke one till, and tole painting. of Energy at an informal bill’s sponsor, Sen. Joanne attend Columbia Universi- at a public park. Nothing attempted to jimmy the Aldrich was among public workshop to gather Verger, D-Coos Bay. ty for the coming year. however was done by the safe. some 25 craft teachers in input on new energy facili- She said Jack Hampel, While the association re- city and the committee was a class taught by Vivian ty siting rules for liquefied owner of the Coos Bay leases Miss Schreyer with dropped. The mayor said Runs of Bass Reported West of Seattle, repre- natural gas importation Oyster Company adjacent regret, it also recognizes that he thought the prop- Good sentative of the Patricia terminals. to Charleston’s draw- the broader opportunity osition from Dr. Mingus Bass fishing off Coos Nimocks Co., who is noted Many of those at the bridge, is unwilling to which the new position was now too indefinite, Bay has been running throughout the country as a workshop held at Coos sell his plot to the Oregon will offer. but that he thought the city better the past week than teacher of tole and decoup- Bay City Hall seemed Department of State Lands, would be willing to do at any time previously age decorating. more interested in gar- which holds title to proper- City And School Board most anything the people with record catches being The Bay Area craft nering information on ty for the federal reserve. Are Agreed wanted if the plans were reported by all dealers. The teacher has been working the siting process than on “That’s the final nail in Tentative Arrangement set before the council in a shad run, which has been with students of the area providing advice on siting the coffin,” Verger said on Is Made About Seventh more definite way so the especially good this sea- for a number of years and rules. Monday. St. councilmen would know son, is just about over. A has plans to introduce the ODOE project manager These stories were found just what it was the people few shad are being shipped methods learned in the Adam Bless said the local in the Marshfield Sun Print- Not Much Business Up wanted to do. to Newport by Bay dealers Portland class, he said. workshop followed a Janu- ing Museum newspaper At Meeting of the Coun- for kippering. ary informational meeting repository stored in Marsh- cil Last Night — People The Hallmark Fisheries Grant Is Announced regarding a proposal by field HS courtesy of Coos Want Park 75 YEARS — at Charleston reported the Colorado-based Energy Bay Schools and on The There was not much salmon season has opened A total of $16,876 is Projects Development to World newspaper website business before the mem- June 22, 1945 and the run is good. being allocated from a vo- build a LNG terminal on www.theworldlink.com. NORTH BEND POLICE LOG

Saturday, June 20 Suspicious Subject car doors and a door of a ajar after returning home in the roadway at location. Disturbance At 8:58 p.m. on Virginia business in the area. Offi- and did not notice anything An officer checked the At 9:06 p.m. on Con- Avenue, a report was made cers checked the area for missing. It was requested area and located a dis- necticut Avenue, a report Criminal Trespass of a male subject with his anything amiss. that this be logged for abled vehicle which was was made of yelling in At 1:12 a.m. on Trem- pants down at location. An information. moved into the parking the motel room. Offi- ont Avenue, a report was officer checked the area but lot of a business until cers spoke with subjects made of a disorderly was unable to locate. Suspicious Conditions they got a tow. A message from the rooms in the conduct male at location At 8:59 p.m. on Union Disabled Vehicle At 9:46 p.m. on Sheri- At 9 p.m. on Broadway was left for street depart- area and everything was and requested they be Avenue, a caller noticed in- dan Avenue, a report was Avenue, it was reported ment regarding oil in the fine. trespassed. terior doors in house were made of a female trying that a female was crying roadway.

Police said Sunday Commission is expected to The bronze statue that statues and busts of former in connection with the Symbols morning that they had not decide whether to heed that has stood at the museum’s President Ulysses Grant, vandalism of a Black Lives received any complaints call on Monday. Central Park West entrance who commanded the Matter sign. From A1 about the vandalism. As statues and memo- since 1940 depicts Roos- Union Army that defeated Portland police and rounding two Confederate Baltimore removed sev- rials to the Confederacy evelt on horseback with a the Confederacy; Francis Multnomah County monuments to try to thwart eral statues and memorials have been targeted across Native American man and Scott Key, who wrote “The sheriff’s deputies arrest- any vandalism or destruc- linked to the Confederacy the South, prompted by an African man standing Star Spangled Banner;” ed several people after a tion. The curfew from 7:30 in 2017. the death of George Floyd next to the horse. and Spanish missionary group of protesters pulled p.m. through 7 a.m. began In St. Augustine, Flori- in Minneapolis, protesters “The American Mu- Junipero Serra, who is down a fence cordoning off Saturday night and lasts da, the nation’s oldest city, have also at times targeted seum of Natural History credited with bringing the center, tossed objects five nights. a debate over history is Founding Fathers who has asked to remove the Roman Catholicism to including fireworks at offi- In Baltimore, a statue looming over a monument, were slaveholders, includ- Theodore Roosevelt statue the western United States. cers and ignored repeated and memorial to George located in the city’s histor- ing Washington. because it explicitly de- Grant and Key were both warnings to disperse, police Washington in a city park ic central plaza, memorial- In New York, the Amer- picts Black and Indigenous slave owners at points in said in a statement. It said were vandalized with red izing dozens of the city’s ican Museum of Natural people as subjugated and their lives. some people shined lasers paint. The Baltimore Sun sons who died fighting for History will remove racially inferior,” de Blasio In another case in into the eyes of deputies. reports that the memori- the Confederacy during the a prominent statue of said in a written statement. California, symbols of the Seattle police on Sunday al in Druid Hill Park in Civil War. Theodore Roosevelt from “The City supports the Black Lives Matter move- pursued their investigation northwest Baltimore also The Rev. Ron Rawls, a its entrance after years of Museum’s request. It is ment have been targeted in into a weekend shooting had the words “Destroy pastor at St. Paul’s African objections that it symbol- the right decision and the recent weeks with vandal- in the city’s protest zone Racists” and the initials Methodist Episcopal izes colonial expansion right time to remove this ism. Three men, including that killed a 19-year-old for the Black Lives Matter Church, calls the mon- and racial discrimination, problematic statue.” employees of a sheriff’s man and critically injured movement written on the ument disrespectful and Mayor Bill de Blasio said In California, protesters office and district attor- another person. No arrests base. wants it removed. The City Sunday. over the weekend targeted ney’s office, were arrested had been made.

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White House official soon al security adviser John naled the legal fight would information and that the sued this past week to “With hundreds of thou- after embarked on an addi- Bolton can move forward continue, saying it would government may prove block the book’s release sands of copies around the tional review and identi- in publishing his tell-all try to prevent Bolton from successful in preventing and to demand that copies globe — many in news- fied material that he said book, a federal judge ruled profiting off the book. Bolton from benefiting be retrieved. Officials rooms — the damage is was classified, prompting Saturday, despite efforts President Donald financially. said the book contained done. There is no restoring the administration to warn by the Trump administra- Trump tweeted that Bolton The White House classified information and the status quo,” the judge Bolton in writing against tion to block the release “broke the law by releas- indicated it planned to submitted written state- wrote. publication. because of concerns that ing Classified Information do exactly that, saying ments from administra- Bolton’s book, “The Bolton’s lawyers say the classified information (in massive amounts). He in a statement that the tion officials testifying to Room Where it Happened: White House assertions of could be exposed. must pay a very big price government “intends to that assertion. They also A White House Memoir,” classified material were an The decision from U.S. for this, as others have hold Bolton to the further said Bolton had failed to depicts a president whose attempt to censor him over District Judge Royce before him. This should requirements of his agree- complete a prepublication foreign policy objectives a book the administration Lamberth is a victory for never to happen again!!!” ments and to ensure that review process meant were inexorably linked to simply finds unflattering. Bolton in a court case In the meantime, he receives no profits from to prevent government his own political gain. “If the First Amend- that involved core First though, the ruling clears his shameful decision to officials from disclosing Bolton says Trump ment stands for anything, Amendment and national the path for a broader place his desire for money national security secrets in “pleaded” with China’s it is that the Government security issues, even as election-year readership and attention ahead of books. Xi Jinping during a 2019 does not have the power the White House pledged and distribution of a his obligations to protect The judge did not take summit to help Trump’s to clasp its hand over to keep pursuing the memoir, due out Tuesday, national security.” issue with those concerns reelection prospects. the mouth of a citizen onetime top aide. And the that paints an unflattering “Whatever he makes in his order. But with more Bolton writes that Trump attempting to speak on a judge also made clear his portrait of Trump’s foreign he’s going to be giving than 200,000 copies of the linked the supply of mili- matter of great public im- concerns that Bolton had policy decision-making back, in my opinion, based book already distributed tary assistance to Ukraine port,” Bolton’s attorneys taken it upon himself to during the turbulent year on the ruling,” Trump to booksellers across the to that country’s willing- wrote in a court filing. publish his memoir with- and a half that Bolton added before heading to a country, attempting to ness to conduct investiga- Trump on Thursday out formal clearance from spent in the White House. rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma. block its release would be tions into Democratic rival called the book a “compi- a White House that says it Bolton’s lawyer, Chuck Bolton’s team insisted futile, Lamberth wrote. Joe Biden and his son lation of lies and made up was still reviewing it for Cooper, applauded Lam- that Bolton had spent Major media organizations Hunter — allegations that stories” intended to make classified information. berth for denying the gov- months addressing White also obtained the book and were at the heart of an im- him look bad. He tweeted “Defendant Bolton has ernment’s attempt to “sup- House concerns about published comprehensive peachment trial that ended that Bolton was just trying gambled with the nation- press” the book. Publisher classified information accounts about it. with Trump’s acquittal by to get even for being fired al security of the United Simon & Schuster said the and that Bolton had been “In taking it upon him- the Senate in February. “like the sick puppy he States. He has exposed decision “vindicated the assured in late April by the self to publish his book The monthslong clas- is!” his country to harm and strong First Amendment official he was working without securing final sification review process Even Democrats who himself to civil (and po- protections against censor- with that the manuscript approval from national for the manuscript took a pounced on some of tentially criminal) liabili- ship and prior restraint of no longer contained any intelligence authorities, complex path. Bolton’s anecdotes to ty,” Lamberth wrote. “But publication.’’ such material. Bolton’s Bolton may indeed have Bolton says he was condemn the president these facts do not control While declining to lawyers said the Trump caused the country irrep- told April 27 by a career nonetheless expressed the motion before the halt the book’s release, administration’s efforts arable harm. But in the official with whom he had frustration that he had Court. The government Lamberth did suggest to block the book were a Internet age, even a hand- worked for months on saved them for his book has failed to establish that that Bolton may have left pretext to censor him for ful of copies in circulation edits that the manuscript instead of participating in an injunction will prevent himself open to poten- an account that the White could irrevocably destroy was now free of classified the impeachment case. Three killed in suspected terror attack

LONDON (AP) he taught in nearby Furlong’s friend, Joe officials said the -mo Khairi Saadallah, a Lib- ago. His father, Robert — The English town Wokingham, had been Ritchie-Bennett, 39, was tive for the carnage was yan asylum-seeker living Ritchie, said his son of Reading mourned lowered to half-staff. named by his family in unclear. in Reading. worked for a law firm in Monday for three people “He was so passionate Philadelphia as the sec- Chief Constable John The BBC reported that London before taking a stabbed to death in what and enthusiastic about ond victim. The identity Campbell of Thames Val- Saadallah was investi- job about 10 years ago at is being treated as a history and about learn- of the third victim has ley Police said officers gated by British security a Dutch pharmaceutical terror attack, gathering ing, and anything that not been released. were called to reports of services last year over company that had its for a moment of silence was boring, anything you The stabbing rampage stabbings just before 7 concerns he planned to British headquarters in as police questioned the didn’t find interesting, took place Saturday eve- p.m. and arrived to find a travel abroad to join a Reading. suspected lone attacker. he would make it inter- ning as groups of people “horrific” scene. Un- jihadi group, but that he There was no immedi- More than 100 stu- esting,″ former student relaxed in Forbury armed officers detained a was not determined to be ate update on the condi- dents lit candles and laid Molly Collins told the Gardens park in Reading, 25-year-old local man. a major threat. tions of the three people flowers in memory of BBC. “He would spend a town of 200,000 people Police have not iden- The Philadelphia seriously wounded in the history teacher James time with you, he got to 40 miles (64 kilome- tified the suspect, but Inquirer quoted the attack. Furlong, who was named know people individu- ters) west of London. A Britain’s national news father of Ritchie-Bennett Britain’s official terror- as one of the victims. A ally, and he just always 25-year-old man who is agency, Press Associ- as saying his son had ism threat level remains flag in the courtyard of went the extra mile for believed to be the lone ation, and other media moved to England from at “substantial” after the the Holt School, where everyone.” attacker is in custody but outlets named him as the U.S. around 15 years attack. Portland police arrest several DEAR ABBYBy Abigail Van Buren people during Sunday protest Widower grasps for ways to fill PORTLAND (AP) — A group of protesters pulled demonstrators and police. peaceful protest in Port- down a fence cordoning off The confrontation land against racial injus- the center, tossed objects occurred after protesters void left by wife tice turned violent early including fireworks at demonstrated peacefully DEAR ABBY: My beautiful wife just a 14-year-old daughter who has been Sunday after baton-wield- officers and ignored repeat- for several hours late Sat- passed away from ovarian cancer. She home-schooling during the quarantine, ing police used flash-bang ed warnings to disperse, urday in Chapman Square was only 48. She was my perfect life and she refuses to put pants on. When we grenades to disperse dem- police said in a statement. on the Justice Center’s partner for 28 years and everything in ask her to, she gets upset. She isn’t built onstrators throwing bottles, It said some people shined west side. Some protesters the world to me. We shared every day like the average teenager. Abby, she’s cans and rocks at sheriff’s lasers into the eyes of tried to re-erect parts of the together. I didn’t have any hobbies or 5’10” and weighs 200 pounds, so it’s like deputies near downtown’s deputies. fence torn down by others. guy friends; all I ever wanted was to be seeing a grown woman in her underwear. Justice Center, police said. Officers used “crowd KOIN-TV reports the with her. I think it’s inappropriate for a young Portland police and control munitions” to clear demonstration was the I’m not asking for help with grief, as woman her age to be unwilling to dress Multnomah County an area west of the center, 23rd consecutive day of there is no getting over what happened. herself fully, and I don’t like seeing her sheriff’s deputies arrest- which has been a flash- protests against police But I became so emotionally dependent like that every time I go to their house. ed several people after a point for conflicts between brutality and racism. on her that I find myself like an addict in Jay doesn’t notice. He says it doesn’t withdrawal. Because of this, I’m afraid I bother him, and he doesn’t mind when I will appear to be desperate if I even talk ask her to put shorts on. I don’t feel it’s One dead, 11 injured in shooting to another woman. I need someone in my my place at this point to dictate what she life. I just don’t know how to get from wears, but I’m uncomfortable. I don’t MINNEAPOLIS (AP) total upward in a tweet was “tragic and senseless hollow to whole again. know if I’m crossing a line or if it’s — A shooting in a popu- posted just after 3 a.m. The violence” and called the Please help me figure out how to let normal to feel this way. Help! -- DIDN’T lar Minneapolis nightlife man died at the hospital, recent uptick in violent someone know I would be a good and THINK I WAS A PRUDE area early Sunday left one not at the scene, they crime a public health cri- faithful partner without hanging a sign DEAR DIDN’T: Your fiance is man dead and 11 people said. None of the other sis. He said “we absolutely around my neck that says “Desperate!” OK with his daughter’s attire in their wounded in a chaotic scene injuries were considered do have several leads” on -- IN NEED OF SOMEONE home. If your engagement to Jay leads that sent people ducking life-threatening. suspects and are getting DEAR IN NEED: Allow me to offer to marriage, you will be living there into restaurants and other Police said they believe assistance from the FBI my deepest sympathy for the loss of your permanently, so your opinion should be businesses for cover. there was more than one and state agencies. beloved wife, but please don’t jump the respected. Someone has to have “the The shooting broke out shooter, described only as In video posted to gun. Before searching for another wife, talk” with your fiance’s daughter about shortly after midnight in “individuals on foot.” No Facebook that showed it’s important you figure out the bound- the fact she’s no longer a child; she has the city’s trendy Uptown one was in custody, and the immediate aftermath, ary between where you left off and your become a young woman. 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Toddlers.” eEdition Trump reportedly upset by low rally turnout NEW YORK (AP) — Presi- senior aides could so wildly dent Donald Trump’s return to overpromise and underdeliver, the campaign trail was designed Trump asked administration to slow down testing according to the officials. to show strength and enthusiasm Publicly, Trump’s team scram- heading into the critical final TULSA, Okla. (AP) — cerns from local health officials from about 21,400 two weeks bled to blame the crowd size on months before an election that President Donald Trump said that it could lead to further ago to 23,200, according to an media coverage and protesters will decide whether he remains Saturday he’s asked his admin- spread of the virus in Tulsa. Associated Press analysis. And outside the venue, but the small in the White House. istration to slow down coro- Most of those in attendance in Florida, Georgia, Texas and crowds of pre-rally demonstra- Instead, his weekend rally in navirus testing because robust declined to wear a mask. Arizona — states that loosened tors were largely peaceful. Tulsa Oklahoma highlighted growing testing turns up too many cases “In an outrageous moment their stay-at-home restrictions police reported just one arrest vulnerabilities and crystallized a of COVID-19. that will be remembered long early — daily deaths have been Saturday afternoon. divisive reelection message that Trump told supporters at his after tonight’s debacle of a quietly rising since early June. It’s unclear when Trump will largely ignores broad swaths of campaign rally that the U.S. has rally, President Trump just “This virus has killed nearly hold his next rally. voters — independents, suburban tested 25 million people, far admitted that he’s putting 120,000 Americans and cost Before Oklahoma, the cam- women and people of color — more than any other country. politics ahead of the safety and tens of millions their jobs, in paign had planned to finalize and who could play a crucial role in The “bad part,” Trump said, is economic well-being of the large part because this presi- announce its next rally this week. choosing Trump or Democratic that widespread testing leads to American people — even as dent could not and would not Trump is already scheduled to challenger Joe Biden. logging more cases of the virus. we just recorded the highest mobilize testing as quickly as make appearances Tuesday in The lower-than-expected “When you do testing to that number of new COVID-19 we needed it,” according to the Arizona and Thursday in Wis- turnout at the comeback rally, in extent, you’re going to find cases in almost two months Biden campaign statement. “To consin. Both are major general particular, left Trump fuming. more people, you’re going to and 20 million workers remain hear him say tonight that he election battlegrounds. “There’s really only one strate- find more cases,” Trump said. out of work,” according to the has ordered testing slowed — a At least one swing state gov- gy left for him, and that is to pro- “So I said to my people, ‘Slow Biden campaign’s statement. transparent attempt to make ernor, meanwhile, says Trump pel that rage and anger and try to the testing down, please.’ They The outbreak has killed the numbers look better — is would not be welcome to host split the society and see if he can test and they test.” about 120,000 people in the appalling.” a rally in her state amid the have a tribal leadership win here,” The campaign of likely U.S., and nearly a half-million Rising case numbers can pandemic. former Trump adviser-turned-crit- Democratic presidential rival, worldwide, according to a count partially be explained by the Michigan Gov. Gretchen ic Anthony Scaramucci said on Joe Biden, said Trump was by Johns Hopkins University, wider availability of testing. Whitmer, a Democrat, said she CNN’s “Reliable Sources.” putting politics ahead of the though the real numbers are Mild cases, previously unde- “would think very seriously The Republican president did safety and health of Americans. believed to be higher. tected because of limits on about” trying to block Trump not offer even a token reference Trump opted to hold his first The number of newly con- who could be tested, are now from hosting a rally there if he to national unity in remarks that rally in 110 days despite con- firmed cases per day has risen showing up in the numbers. wanted to. spanned more than an hour and “We know that congregating 40 minutes at his self-described Trump won the presidency in smaller-than-expected crowd that BOK Center, and at least six staff without masks, especially at an campaign relaunch as the nation 2016 with a similar red-meat mes- left the president outraged. members who helped set up the indoor facility, is the worst thing grappled with surging coronavirus sage aimed largely at energizing The campaign had been bet- event tested positive for the coro- to do in the midst of a global pan- infections, the worst unemploy- conservatives and white work- ting big on Tulsa. navirus. The vast majority of the demic,” Whitmer said in an inter- ment since the Great Depression ing-class men. But less than four Trump’s political team spent attendees, including Trump, did view before the Oklahoma event, and sweeping civil unrest. months before early voting begins days proclaiming that more than not wear face masks as recom- conceding that she wasn’t aware Nor did Trump mention in some states, there are signs that 1 million people had requested mended by the Trump adminis- of the specific legal tools she had George Floyd, the African independents and educated voters tickets. They also ignored health tration’s health experts. available to block a prospective American man whose death at — particularly suburban wom- warnings from the White House After the rally, the president Trump rally. “I just know we the hands of Minnesota police en — have turned against him. coronavirus task force and Okla- berated aides over the turnout. have limitations on the number late last month sparked a national Republican strategists increas- homa officials, eager to host an He fumed that he had been led of people that can gather and that uprising over police brutality. ingly believe that only a dramatic event that would help him move to believe he would see huge we’re taking this seriously.” But he did add new fuel to the turnaround in the economy can past the civil rights protests and crowds in deep-red Oklaho- Biden’s campaign, meanwhile, nation’s culture wars, defend- revive his reelection aspirations. the coronavirus itself. ma, according to two White seized on a fresh opportunity to ing Confederate statues while “It’s bad,” said Republican His first rally in 110 days was House and campaign officials poke at the incumbent president, making racist references to the operative Rick Tyler, a frequent meant to be a defiant display of who spoke on the condition of suggesting that Trump “was coronavirus, which originated in Trump critic. “There’s literal- political force to help energize anonymity because they were already in a tailspin” because of China and which he called “kung ly nothing to run on. The only Trump’s spirits, try out some not authorized to speak publicly his mismanagement of the pan- flu.” He also said Democratic thing he can say is that Biden is attacks on Biden and serve as a about private conversations. demic and civil rights protests. Rep. Ilhan Omar, who came to worse.” powerful symbol of American’s There was no sign of an immi- “Donald Trump has abdicated the U.S. as a refugee, “would But the day after Trump’s reopening. nent staff shakeup, but members leadership, and it is no surprise like to make the government of Tulsa rally, the president’s mes- Instead, the city fire marshal’s of Trump’s inner circle angri- that his supporters have respond- our country just like the country sage was almost an afterthought office reported a crowd of just ly questioned how campaign ed by abandoning him,” Biden from where she came, Somalia.” as aides tried to explain away a less than 6,200 in the 19,000-seat manager Brad Parscale and other spokesperson Andrew Bates said. Trump supporters, protestors TikTok teens may have had clash after rally in Tulsa TULSA, Okla. (AP) — of the stadium within a words of George Floyd, impacted on rally turnout President Donald Trump’s perimeter of tall metal whose death has inspired OAKLAND, Calif. ing they somehow impacted their usual platforms and supporters faced off with barriers, but that event was a global push for racial (AP) — Did teens, TikTok rally attendance, don’t hashtags from boost- protesters shouting “Black abruptly canceled. justice. She said she had users and fans of Korean know what they’re talking ing their favorite stars Lives Matter” Saturday in Trump campaign a ticket to the Trump rally pop music troll the pres- about or how our rallies to backing the Black Tulsa as the president took officials said protesters and was told she was being ident of the United States? work,” Parscale wrote. “Re- Lives Matter movement. the stage for his first cam- prevented the president’s arrested for trespassing. For more than a week porters who wrote gleefully They flooded right-wing paign rally in months amid supporters from enter- She said she was not part before Donald Trump’s about TikTok and K-Pop hashtags such as “white public health concerns ing the stadium. Three of any organized group. first campaign rally in fans — without contacting lives matter” and police about the coronavirus and Associated Press journal- Several blocks away three months on Saturday the campaign for comment apps with short video clips fears that the event could ists reporting in Tulsa for from the BOK Center was in Tulsa, Oklahoma, these — behaved unprofessional- and memes of their K-pop lead to violence in the several hours leading up a festival-like atmosphere, tech-savvy groups oppos- ly and were willing dupes stars. Many of the early wake of killings of Black to the president’s speaking with food vendors serving ing the president mobilized to the charade.” social media messages people by police. did not see protesters block hot dogs and cold drinks to reserve tickets for an On midday Sunday, urging people to sign up Hundreds of demon- entry to the area where the and sidewalks lined with event they had no intention it was possible to sign for tickets brought up the strators flooded the city’s rally was held. people selling various of attending. While it’s up to stream a recap of fact that the rally had orig- downtown streets and While Trump spoke Trump regalia. unlikely they were respon- the Tulsa event later in inally been scheduled for blocked traffic at times, onstage, protesters carried There was also an sible for the low turnout, the day through Trump’s Friday, June 19, which is but police reported just a a papier-mache represen- undercurrent of tension their antics may have website. It requested a Juneteenth, commemorat- handful of arrests. Many tation of him with a pig near the entrance to the inflated the campaign’s name, email address and ing the end of slavery in of the marchers chanted, snout. Some in the multi- secured area, where Trump expectations for attendance phone number. There was the United States. Tulsa, and some occasionally got racial group wore Black supporters and opponents numbers that led to Satur- no age verification in the the location for the rally, into shouting matches with Lives Matter shirts, others squared off. Several down- day’s disappointing show. signup process, though was the scene in 1921 of Trump supporters, who sported rainbow-colored town businesses boarded “My 16 year old daugh- the site required a PIN to one of the most severe outnumbered them and armbands, and many up their windows as well ter and her friends in Park verify phone numbers. white-on-Black attacks in yelled, “All lives matter.” covered their mouths and to avoid any potential City Utah have hundreds Inside the 19,000-seat American history. Later in the evening, a noses with masks. At damage. of tickets. You have BOK Center in Tulsa, Schmidt said he was group of armed men began one point, several people Kieran Mullen, 60, a been rolled by America’s where Trump thundered not surprised. Today’s following the protesters. stopped to dance to gospel college professor from teens,” veteran Republi- that “the silent majori- teens, after all, grew up When the protesters blocked singer Kirk Franklin’s song Norman, Oklahoma, held can campaign strategist ty is stronger than ever with phones and have “ab- an intersection, a man wear- “Revolution.” a sign that read “Black Steve Schmidt tweeted on before,” numerous seats solutely” mastered them, ing a Trump shirt got out of The protesters blocked Lives Matter” and “Dump Saturday. The tweet gar- were empty. Tulsa Fire he said. They are also the a truck and spattered them traffic in at least one Trump.” nered more than 100,000 Department spokesperson first generation to have with pepper spray. intersection. Some Black “I just thought it was likes and many responses Andy Little said the city remote Zoom classes and When demonstrators ap- leaders in Tulsa had said important for people to see from people who say they fire marshal’s office re- have a “subversive sense proached a National Guard they were worried the visit there are Oklahomans that or their kids did the same. ported a crowd of just less of humor,” having come bus that got separated from could lead to violence. It have a different point of Reached by telephone than 6,200 in the arena. of age in a world of online its caravan, Tulsa police of- came amid protests over view,” Mullen said of his Sunday, Schmidt called City officials had trolls and memes, Schmidt ficers fired pepper balls to racial injustice and polic- state, which overwhelming- the rally an “unmitigated expected a crowd of said. Most of all, he said, push back the crowd, said ing across the U.S. and in a ly supported Trump in 2016. disaster” — days after 100,000 people or more “they are aware of what is Tulsa police spokesperson city that has a long history Brian Bernard, 54, a Trump campaign chairman in downtown Tulsa, but happening around them.” Capt. Richard Meulenberg. of racial tension. Officials retired information tech- Brad Parscale tweeted that never materialized. “Like salmon in the riv- Officers soon left the area had said they expected nology worker from Baton that more than a million That said, the rally, which er, they participate politi- as it cleared. some 100,000 people Rouge, Louisiana, sported people requested tickets for was broadcast on cable, cally through the methods The Trump faithful downtown. a Trump 2020 hat as he the rally through Trump’s also targeted voters in and means of their lives,” gathered inside the 19,000- A woman who was took a break from riding campaign website. battleground states such Schmidt added. seat BOK Center for what arrested on live television his bicycle around down- Andrew Bates, a as Pennsylvania, North That said, the original was believed to be the was seen sitting cross- town. Next to him was spokesperson for Trump’s Carolina and Florida. idea for the mass ticket largest indoor event in the legged on the ground in a woman selling Trump Democratic opponent, Joe Social media users troll may have come not country since restrictions peaceful protest when T-shirts and hats, flying Biden, said the turnout who have followed recent from a teen but from an to prevent the spread of the officers pulled her away by a “Keep America Great was a sign of weakening events might not be sur- Iowa woman. The politics COVID-19 virus began in the arms and later put her Again” flag. Her shirt said, voter support. “Donald prised by the way young site Iowa Starting Line March. Many of the pres- in handcuffs. She said her “Impeach this,” with an Trump has abdicated lead- people (and some older found that a TikTok video ident’s supporters weren’t name was Sheila Buck and image of Trump extending ership and it is no surprise folks) mobilized to troll posted on June 11 by Mary wearing masks, despite the that she was from Tulsa. his middle fingers. that his supporters have the president. They did Jo Laupp, a 51-year-old recommendation of public Police said in a news “Since the media won’t responded by abandoning it not just on TikTok but grandmother from Fort health officials. Some had release the officers tried do it, it’s up to us to show him,” he said. also on Twitter, Insta- Dodge, Iowa, suggesting been camped near the ven- for several minutes to talk our support,” said Bernard, In a statement, the gram and even Facebook. that people book free tick- ue since early in the week. Buck into leaving and that who drove nine hours to Trump campaign blamed K-Pop fans — who have ets to “make sure there are Turnout at the rally was she was taken into custody Tulsa for his second Trump the “fake news media” a massive, coordinated empty seats.” Laupp’s vid- lower than the campaign for obstruction after the rally. for “warning people online community and a eo, which also tells viewers predicted, with a large Trump campaign asked Bernard said he wasn’t away from the rally” over cutting sense of humor — how to stop receiving texts swath of standing room on police to remove her from concerned about catching COVID-19 and protests have become an unexpect- from the Trump campaign the stadium floor and emp- the area. the coronavirus at the against racial injustice ed ally to American Black after they provide their ty seats in the balconies. Buck was wearing a event and doesn’t believe around the country. Lives Matter protesters. phone number (simply text Trump had been scheduled T-shirt that said “I Can’t it’s “anything worse than “Leftists and online trolls In recent weeks, “STOP”), has had more to appear at a rally outside Breathe” — the dying the flu.” doing a victory lap, think- they’ve been repurposing than 700,000 likes. SPORTSe EditionMONDAY, JUNE 22, 2020 | theworldlink.com Follow us online: facebook.com/theworldnewspaper twitter.com/TheWorldLink instagram.com/theworldlink Baseball season won’t start by July 19 NEW YORK (AP) — An for players to report is a week wrote. “Given the Covid devel- The 2020 only items in the or cancel play if “restrictions email from baseball Commis- from Monday, given the need to opments, I understand that the deal include starting extra in- on travel throughout the United sioner Rob Manfred to union relocate teams from Florida. That players are concerned that the nings with runner on second and States are imposed” or if he de- head Tony Clark led to a balk in leaves 66 days to play 60 games. 2020 season will be truncated a discussion of whether to allow termines after consulting medical the drawn-out talks to start the Realistically, that is the outside beyond the agreed upon number tie games after a specified total experts and the union that there pandemic-delayed season, which of the envelope now.” of games (for example, we agree of innings plus player re-entry in has been a change in circum- now won’t begin by July 19. Players want 70 games and to play 60 and can only play 40). extra innings. stances posing “an unreasonable The executive committee of $275 million more than teams If that were to happen, I would Some players would prefer health and safety risk to players the players’ association was set are offering. They are worried be prepared to eliminate the there not be a deal and that or staff to stage those games, to vote and reject Major League that if a resurgence of the new 2021 components of the deal. Manfred unilaterally order even without fans in attendance.” Baseball’s latest offer for a 60- coronavirus causes the 2020 That would mean that we would the schedule. Because players MLB’s proposal for 60 games game season on Sunday. season to be cut short, the deal not get the expanded playoffs insisted on full prorated pay, he includes $1.48 billion in salary “I really believe we are being negotiated would lock in in 2021 and the DH rule would threatened a schedule of about 50 plus a $25 million postseason fighting over an impossibility innovations for 2021 and lessen revert to the current rule (DH in games. MLB agreed to prorated players’ pool, while the union’s on games,” Manfred said in the the union’s bargaining power. AL, no DH in NL).” pay when Manfred met with plan includes $1.73 billion in email, a copy of which was ob- “Tony, am writing to reiterate Players didn’t take a vote and Clark last week. salary and a $50 million pool. tained by The Associated Press. what I told you on the phone will consider their next move The proposed deal would give “The earliest we will be ready a few minutes ago,” Manfred Monday. Manfred the right to suspended Please see Baseball, Page B2 NASAR: Noose found in Wallace garage Simpson TALLADEGA, Ala. (AP) shooting in Georgia. He said — NASCAR has launched an he now recognizes he must not investigation after a noose was let his platform as a prominent wins on found in the garage stall of Talladega race postponed driver go to waste. Bubba Wallace, the only Black NBA star LeBron James TALLADEGA, Ala. (AP) scheduled start, leading to a driver in the elite Cup Series tweeted his support to Wallace, Father’s — Thunderstorms washed out two-plus hour wait. who just two weeks ago success- calling the noose “sickening!” the NASCAR Cup Series race NASCAR allowed 1,000 fully pushed the stock car series “Know you don’t stand alone! at Talladega Superspeedway, military members to attend to ban the Confederate flag at its I’m right here with you as well Day again an event further dampered last weekend’s rain-disrupted venues. as every other athlete,” James Sunday night when news race at Homestead-Miami HILTON HEAD ISLAND, NASCAR said the noose was wrote. “I just want to continue broke that a noose was found Speedway. The event was S.C. (AP) — Nothing can top found on Sunday afternoon and to say how proud I am of you in Black driver Bubba Wal- stopped several times for the first time Webb Simpson vowed to do everything possible for continuing to take a stand lace’s garage stall. more than three hours of total won on Father’s Day, a U.S. to find who was responsible and for change here in America and The race, which was delays. Open title eight years ago at “eliminate them from the sport.” sports!” pushed back to 2 p.m. CDT Denny Hamlin and Joe Olympic Club and hearing his “We are angry and outraged, Talladega is one of the more on Monday, is the first amid Gibbs Racing were set to father’s laughter on the phone and cannot state strongly enough raucous stops on the NASCAR the coronavirus pandemic in run with an all-black paint to share the joy. how seriously we take this schedule, but the coronavirus which NASCAR opened the scheme honoring the National Harbour Town was special heinous act,” the series said in pandemic prompted the series, gates for up to 5,000 fans. Civil Rights Museum, with in its own right. a statement. “As we have stated like all sports, to ban or sharply Those in the grandstands the museum’s logo on the Dressed in his Sunday yel- unequivocally, there is no place limit fans for months. The scene were urged to seek shelter hood. Sponsor FedEx won’t low shirt — his late father’s for racism in NASCAR, and this this weekend was a dramatic roughly 30 minutes before the be displayed on the car. favorite color — Simpson act only strengthens our resolve departure from the Talladega emerged from a crowd of to make the sport open and wel- norm with plenty of room for contenders with five birdies in coming to all.” social distancing and fans asked a six-hole stretch on the back On Twitter, Wallace said the superspeedway over the week- deterred by the reprehensible to wear masks. nine for a 7-under 64 to win “the despicable act of racism end. A small plane flew over the actions of those who seek to David Radvansky, 32, of sub- the RBC Heritage by one shot and hatred leaves me incredibly track Sunday pulling a banner spread hate.” urban Atlanta showed up Sunday over Abraham Ancer. saddened and serves as a painful with the flag and the words “De- NASCAR has spent years with his wife and boys, 3 and 6. A three-hour storm delay reminder of how much further fund NASCAR.” trying to distance itself from the Radvansky, who started coming nearly kept it from finishing. we have to go as a society and Wallace’s 2013 victory in a Confederate flag, long a part to Talladega in the 1990s when Nine players were still in the how persistent we must be in the Truck Series race was only the of its moonshine-running roots his father parked cars at races, mix with an hour to go. Simp- fight against racism.” second in a NASCAR national from the its founding more than applauded NASCAR’s decision son was two shots behind and “As my mother told me today, series by an Black driver (Wen- 70 years ago. Five years ago, for- to ban the Confederate flag. had only two birdies on his card ‘They are just trying to scare dell Scott, 1963) and helped push mer chairman Brian France tried “I don’t think there’s a place when he dropped in a 10-footer you,’” he wrote. “This will not him into the Cup Series, where to ban flying the flags at tracks, for it in NASCAR, to be honest at No. 12 and off he went. break me, I will not give in nor he drives the No. 43 for Hall a proposal that was not enforced with you,” the 32-year-old said. “I think it’s a good thing will I back down. I will contin- of Famer Richard Petty and is and largely ignored. “That doesn’t sit well with all that guys were making birdies ue to proudly stand for what I forced to scramble for sponsor- This year was different and it the good ole boys but it is what because they kind of forced believe in.” ship dollars. was Wallace who led the charge. it is.” me to be a little more ag- The noose was discovered on Wallace, a 26-year-old Ala- Over the past month as the Across from the track, Ed gressive and know that pars the same day NASCAR’s fledg- bama native, said he has found nation has been roiled by social Sugg’s merchandise tent was fly- weren’t going to cut it,” said ling flag ban faced its biggest support among fellow drivers for unrest largely tied to the death ing Confederate flags prominent- Simpson, who finished at challenge. The ban took effect his stance on the flag. He noted of George Floyd, Wallace wore ly in a display alongside Trump 22-under 264 to break by two before last week’s race near that in his tweet after the noose a black T-shirt with the words “I 2020 banners and an American shots the tournament record Miami, but there were only about announcement. Can’t Breathe” at one race and flag. Brian Gay set in 2009. 1,000 military members admitted “Over the last several weeks, had a #BlackLivesMatter paint “People are disappointed that Father’s Day has been the fi- into that race. I have been overwhelmed by the scheme at another. NASCAR has taken that stance. nal round of the U.S. Open ev- At Talladega, in the heart of support from people across the Wallace, whose father is white, It’s been around for as long as ery year since 1976, but it was the South, as many as 5,000 fans NASCAR industry including was not always outspoken about all of us have been,” said Sugg, moved to September in this were allowed in, even though other drivers and team members racism; even after Floyd was a Helena, Alabama, resident who most unusual year because of rain postponed the race until in the garage,” he said. “Togeth- killed last month while in police has been selling wares at NA- the COVID-19 pandemic. The Monday and visitors were barred er, our sport has made a com- custody in Minneapolis, he was SCAR races for 21 years. RBC Heritage filled the spot from the infield. No flags were mitment to driving real change not the first driver to speak out “I don’t think anybody really on the schedule and Simpson, spotted Sunday, but cars and and championing a community for racial equality. He has said connects it to any kind of racism now a father of five, became pickup trucks driving along near- that is accepting and welcoming he began to find his public voice or anything,” he said. “It’s just a a winner for the second time by roads were flying the flag and of everyone. Nothing is more on racism after watching video Southern thing. It’s transparent. this year. parading past the entrance to the important and we will not be in May of Ahmaud Arbery’s fatal It’s just a heritage thing.” “I won The Players on Mother’s Day after my dad passed away, and that was really special. That was an Tiz the Law wins Belmont Stakes without fans emotional win,” Simpson NEW YORK (AP) — Eerily Tiz the Law gave New York a but the horses — even the jock- Perhaps a welcome harbinger said. “U.S. Open on Father’s empty grandstands. Masked hometown champion in its first eys wore face coverings. for Tap It to Win, who led out Day, I’ll never forget calling jockeys. Shuttered betting win- major sporting event since the Closed to the public since of the gates and seemed poised my dad after on the way to dows. coronavirus pandemic seized the March, Belmont Park hardly to give trainer Mark Casse a the press conference, and For Tiz the Law trainer Bar- area. He’s the first New York- resembled the summer soiree third straight Triple Crown race when he picked up the phone, clay Tagg, no finer way to round bred horse to win the Belmont New Yorkers are used to. Betting victory. he just was laughing. That’s out a career Triple Crown. since Forester in 1882. windows and gift shops were Instead, Tiz the Law powered kind of what he did when “I’m not trying to be a jerk “It’s a lot smaller crowd, closed, not a single boozy Bel- past him on the outside and he was happy, he would just about it,” the 82-year-old said. that’s for sure,” said owner Jack mont Breeze to sip. cruised to victory. laugh. So I’m going to miss “But I thought the quiet, to me, Knowlton, who watched from Foot traffic was so slow that “Everything just went like that laugh today for sure. was very nice.” a restaurant patio in the famil- a few weeds over a foot tall had clockwork,” Tagg said. “But I thought a lot about Everything was strange about iar surroundings of Saratoga sprouted up between bricks pav- Knowlton, from New York’s him,” he said. “This morn- this Belmont Stakes, except the Springs. ing the track-side pavilion. Sackatoga Stable, noted this ing I thought about him, winner. The 4-5 favorite won by 3 3/4 Silence at the 115-year-old race was a little different than 17 and when I was on the golf Heavily favored Tiz the Law lengths, covering the 1 1/8 miles venue was broken when New years ago, when the Sackatoga course, I thought about him. won an unprecedented Belmont, in 1:46.53. Dr Post finished sec- York Gov. Andrew Cuomo crew took a school bus to watch ... He loved golf. He would claiming victory Saturday at the ond and Max Player was third. issued the traditional “riders, their colt Funny Cide try to wrap have loved watching today.” first race of a rejiggered Triple The race was shortened from up!” call remotely via video. a Triple Crown sweep at Bel- It was quite a show. Crown schedule that barred the usual 1 ½-mile standard to Longtime bugler Sam Grossman mont Park. Funny Cide finished Simpson, Ancer, Joaquin fans because of the coronavirus account for competitors’ unusual pulled down his facemask to third that day. Niemann and Tyrrell Hatton pandemic. training schedules. Horses kicked tap out “Call to the Post,” and It was also a breakthrough win were tied at 20 under at one The 3-year-old colt from off from a starting gate placed horses strolled onto the track to for Tagg, who completed a career point late in the round. It was upstate New York charged to the atop the backstretch, rather than a recording of Frank Sinatra’s Triple Crown after also training a matter of who blinked first. lead turning for home and now in front of the grandstands. “New York, New York.” A PA Funny Cide. Ancer, who hit every green can set his sights on the Sept. In most every way, this announcer introduced them to “It’s tremendous,” Knowlton in regulation, pushed Simpson 5 Kentucky Derby and Oct. Belmont States was unlike any empty grandstands. said. “We just buy New York- to the end in his bid to win his 3 Preakness. All three legs of of the 151 that preceded it. The Signs outside the locked down breds, that’s our game. We don’t first PGA Tour title. He holed this year’s Triple Crown sched- Long Island track can pack in venue instructed gamblers that spend a lot of money. We’ve been a birdie putt from 10 feet on ule were postponed due to the nearly 100,000, but this race had if they wanted to wager on this with Barclay Tagg for 25 years. the 17th to get within one, but coronavirus pandemic. Belmont, about 100 on hand, including Belmont Stakes, their best bet I keep telling everybody Barclay his approach to the 18th was usually the series capper, was jockeys, media and park staff. was to download an app and do it 40 feet away and his putt to initially scheduled for June 6. Masks were mandated for all on their phones. Please see Belmont, Page B2 force a playoff came up short. SPORTSeEdition FOUR-DAY FORECAST FOR NORTH BEND NATIONAL FORECAST TONIGHT TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

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Coast Rogue Valley Willamette Valley Portland Area North Coast Central Oregon Denver 84/58/pc 90/61/pc Olympia, WA 85/60/pc 74/53/sh Tulsa 86/66/c 86/70/s Des Moines 77/59/pc 80/61/s Omaha 79/58/pc 82/64/pc Washington, DC 92/73/pc 86/71/pc Tonight Tue. Tonight Tue. Tonight Tue. Tonight Tue. Tonight Tue. Tonight Tue. Tonight Tue. Detroit 80/56/t 75/57/pc Orlando 93/75/pc 94/75/pc W. Palm Beach 91/77/pc 91/78/sh El Paso 98/74/pc 98/75/pc Philadelphia 92/73/pc 89/69/pc Wichita 87/65/pc 87/68/c Fairbanks 64/47/r 65/44/sh Phoenix 111/82/s 111/83/pc Wilmington, DE 91/71/pc 86/66/t 57° 73° 61° 72° 63° 99° 58° 91° 62° 90° 54° 73° 53° 95° Weather (W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r-rain, sf-snow fl urries, sn-snow, i-ice, Prec.-precipitation. NBA finalizes schedule: draft date set for Oct. 16

TIM REYNOLDS negotiating six hours before the dates. It’s unclear if that will games, expected to be Aug. 14, are excused or protected from Associated Press moratorium — so 6 p.m. EDT on change the schedule the NCAA substitute players can be signed participating would not be sub Oct. 18. laid out earlier this month, when to take the place of someone who ject to lost salary. The NBA has firmed up the It could be a wildly busy few it said college players would falls into those categories. If a Teams will also be able to schedule for what will be a hectic days in October for the NBA. have “until 10 days after the player tests positive for coronavi sign players to rest-of-season time for teams this fall, deciding If the schedule for the restarted NBA draft combine or Aug. 3, rus after the seeding games end, contracts, when eligible, starting on Oct. 16 as the date for this season at the ESPN Wide World whichever comes first” to with teams would still be allowed to Tuesday and continuing through year’s draft and saying clubs can of Sports complex at the Disney draw from the postponed draft replace them — but only with June 30. begin talking to free agents two campus near Orlando, Florida, and retain their eligibility. someone who has three years or Tuesday is also the day that the days later. goes as planned, Game 7 of the The league also clarified the less of NBA service. NBA enters Phase 2 of its health The annual moratorium will NBA Finals could be held on Oct. procedure for teams should any And if a player — excluding and safety protocols related to the begin at 12:01 a.m. EDT on Oct. 13, followed by the draft three need arise to replace a player two-way players — refuses to resumption of the season. Among 19 and continue through noon on days later and then free agency who either was excused from par participate in games at Disney, them: mandatory high-sensitivity Oct. 23, the league told teams on almost immediately following. ticipating in the restart, would be he would lose about 1.1% of his coronavirus and antibody testing, Saturday in a memo obtained by By setting the draft date, the protected from playing for health salary for every game missed. with the virus test to be repeated The Associated Press. NBA also firmed up Aug. 17 as reasons or chose to not play. That would be capped after 14 every other day and the antibody As was the case last season, the early entry deadline and Oct. Starting July 1 and going games, or roughly 15.1% of the test repeated only in the event of teams and free agents can begin 6 as the early entry withdrawal through the end of the seeding player’s contract. Players who a positive virus test. Sports Briefs Baseball Those provisions say GOLF Ryu and Hyo Joo Kim, Mott reaches 5,000 movie “Butch Cassidy and that without MLB’s con another regular on the the Sundance Kid.” sent, the season shall not career wins as trainer From B1 Michelle Wie becomes LPGA Tour, matched pars Kiick (“Butch”) made start until there are no legal a mom for first time on the entire back nine of LOUISVILLE, Ky. — the American Football Absent an agreement, restrictions on playing in Hall of Famer Bill Mott has the union would file a front of fans at the 30 reg NEW YORK — Former Bears Best Cheongna Golf League All-Star team in his Club. Kim shot 70 to finish become the seventh trainer first two seasons and played grievance claiming MLB ular-season ballparks, no U.S. Women’s Open cham in historywith 5,000 wins. violated the provision in relevant travel restrictions pion Michelle Wie West one shot behind. for the Dolphins’ back-to- Moon Over Miami won back Super Bowl champi the March 26 agreement and no health or safety announced on Instagram that AUTO RACING the third race at Churchill recognizing “that each of risk to players, staff or she and her husband, Golden onship teams in 1972-73. Downs on Saturday by a Kiick had two touchdowns the parties shall work in spectators to playing in the State Warriors executive Haley gets win in length after being sad good faith to as soon as 30 regular ballparks. The Jonnie West, are parents of a for the ’72 Dolphins in the Xfinity Series race dled by Mott’s assistant AFC championship game, is practicable commence, agreement also says the daughter born Friday. Kenny McCarthy. Mott play, and complete the sides “will discuss in good They named her Mak TALLADEGA, Ala. — and also scored in the Super Justin Haley took the lead was at Belmont Park in Bowl victory that capped fullest 2020 championship faith the economic feasi enna Kamalei Yoona West. New York, where he was season and post-season bility of playing games in The 30-year-old Wie was on the final lap — with help their 17-0 season under from Kaulig Racing team overseeing Modernist in Pro Football Hall of Fame that is economically fea the absence of spectators born and raised in Honolu the Belmont Stakes. sible,” subject to several or at appropriate substitute lu. Kamalei is a Hawaiian mate Ross Chastain — and coach Don Shula. held on Saturday at Tallade Mott ranks seventh provisions. neutral sites.” for “beloved child.” in all-time wins behind Former USC lineman Wie and West, the son ga Superspeedway for his first Xfinity Series victory. retired leader Dale Baird, Max Tuerk dies of NBA great Jerry West, who had 9,445. showed Saturday was typi were married in August. Haley passed Jeb Burton, LOS ANGELES — Max Belmont who held the lead on a OBITUARIES Tuerk, an All-America cal — stalk the pacemakers They announced her preg early, then pounce on the nancy in January. restart with three laps to go, Former Dolphins RB offensive lineman at South From B1 on the outside with a push ern California who was home stretch. Ryu earns win in LPGA from Chastain and finished Jim Kiick dies at 73 drafted by the Chargers, doesn’t get a lot of big “It means a lot to me,” event in South Korea 0.299 seconds ahead. MIAMI — Jim Kiick, has died. He was 26. horses and big opportuni Franco said. “This is my INCHEON, South Burton finished third. the versatile running back USC announced his ties, but when he gets them home track. I’ve ridden Korea — Two-time major who helped the Miami Dol death Sunday on Twitter. he knows what to do.” here for about six years champion So Yeon Ryu HORSE RACING phins achieve the NFL’s Tuerk played for the Tro Tagg said he wasn’t sure already. One leg of the Triple Crown is the dream closed with an even-par 72 Gamine gets record only perfect season in jans from 2012-15. He was if Tiz the Law would pull to win the Korea Women’s 1972, has died. He was 73. a freshman All-American it off until the final 100 of any jockey. I’m happy Open on Sunday in her first win in Acorn Stakes The team announced and an All-Pac-12 first-team yards. The colt paid $3.50, with the opportunity I have tournament in four months NEW YORK — Gamine the death Saturday. Kiick selection in 2014. As a $2.90 and $2.60. right now.” because of the COVID-19 led all the way in winning battled memory issues in three-year starter, he played “I’m just glad I lived Dr Post, owned by Flori pandemic. the $300,000 Acorn Stakes recent years and lived in an under three head coaches — long enough that I got da Panthers owner Vin Ryu won for the first for 3-year-old fillies by 18 assisted living home. Lane Kiffin, Steve Sarkisian another horse like this,” cent Viola and trained by time since the Japan Wom 3/4 lengths at Belmont Park. The former University of and Clay Helton. Tagg said. Todd Pletcher, paid $5.80 en’s Open in 2018, and it Trained by Hall of Fam Wyoming star was part of The Chargers selected Manny Franco, a and $4.20. Max Player was her first victory on the er Bob Baffert, Gamine ran a formidable backfield that Tuerk in the third round 25-year-old jockey from returned $5.20, among Korea LPGA since 2015. one mile in 1:32.55, fastest included his best friend, of the 2016 NFL draft, but Puerto Rico, entered the the highest finishes by a Upon winning, Ryu in the 90-year history of Pro Football Hall of Fame a knee injury during his winner’s circle in his first female-trained horse — offered her entire prize the race. Her time was fullback Larry Csonka. senior year affected his career Belmont Stakes. Linda Rice was trying to money of just over just off the track record of They earned the nicknames progress. Despite making He called Tiz the Law a “ become the first woman to $200,000 for coronavirus 1:32.24 set by Najran in Butch and Sundance, in the Chargers’ roster, he versatile” horse in the run- ever send a horse to victory relief funds. 2003. spired by the popular 1969 was inactive all season. up to the race, and what he at a Triple Crown race.

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