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Questions? Call 1-800-Tribune Saturday, September 29, 2018 Breaking news at chicagotribune.com Cupich contrite for ‘poor choice’ Remarks may have added to suffering of sex abuse victims By Matthew Walberg Chicago Tribune

Chicago Cardinal Blase Cu- pich has apologized for com- ments made last month that appeared to some to downplay the importance of dealing with the sexual abuse crisis facing the Catholic Church. “It was a mistake for me to even mention that the church has a bigger agenda than responding to the charges in the letter by former papal nuncio Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano,” Cupich wrote in an op-ed essay that ap- peared in the Friday print edition of the Chicago Trib- une. “What I should have said, BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/GETTY-AFP because it has been my convic- Senate Judiciary Committee member Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., center, consults with colleagues Friday on Capitol Hill. tion throughout my ministry, is that nothing is more impor- tant for the church than pro- tecting young people. “I apologize for the offense caused by my comments,” Cu- pich wrote in the essay. “It Trump agrees to FBI pains me deeply to think that my poor choice of words may have added to the suffering of victim-survivors. For they, like that man who trusted me enough to share his story, probe of Kavanaugh deserve our admiration for calling us to purge the church of this evil.” Inside In an Aug. 25 interview with Sen. Flake pushes investigation, leaves final vote in doubt NBC-Ch. 5, Cupich addressed ■ Dozens gather in Loop to urge allegations made in a scathing By Lisa Mascaro, voting for confirmation without it the next steps — leading to full Senate to reject Kavanaugh letter written by Vigano, the Alan Fram and — a turn that left Senate approval Senate approval — only after the nomination. Page 3 retired Vatican ambassador to Mary Clare Jalonick uncertain amid allegations of further background probe, and the U.S. Associated Press sexual assault. there were suggestions that other Among Vigano’s claims was Kavanaugh’s nomination had moderate Republicans might join hearing featuring Kavanaugh an- the suggestion that there was a WASHINGTON — Reversing appeared back on track earlier his revolt. grily defending himself and ac- “a wicked pact” that allowed course, President Donald Trump Friday when he cleared a key The abrupt developments gave cuser Christine Blasey Ford in- Cupich to be appointed as bowed to Democrats’ demands hurdle at the Senate Judiciary senators, the White House and sisting he assaulted her when Chicago’s archbishop largely Friday for a deeper FBI investiga- Committee. millions of Americans following they were teens. due to the support of Cardinal tion of Supreme Court nominee But that advance came with an the drama at home hardly a Emotions were still running Theodore McCarrick, the for- Brett Kavanaugh after Republi- asterisk. chance to catch their breath after can Sen. Jeff Flake balked at Flake indicated he would take Thursday’s emotional Senate Turn to Probe, Page 6 Turn to Cupich, Page 2

Homecoming Major security breach rituals getting affects Facebook users royal revamp 50M accounts were with reporters Friday, CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the company More schools ditching accessed in hack by doesn’t know yet if any of the unknown attackers accounts that were hacked were king, queen traditions, misused. going gender-neutral By Matt O’Brien The hack is the latest setback and Mae Anderson for Facebook during a tumul- By Angie Leventis Associated Press tuous year of security problems Lourgos and privacy issues. So far, though, Chicago Tribune NEW YORK — Facebook re- none have significantly shaken ported a major security breach in the confidence of the company’s 2 The homecoming court don- which 50 million user accounts billion global users. ned bright gold sashes and TRACY ALLEN/FOR THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE were accessed by unknown at- This latest hack involved a bug waved to the crowd at Ross-Ade Superintendent Eric Witherspoon crowns Jaheim Holden as a mem- tackers. in Facebook’s “View As” feature, Stadium at Purdue University. ber of the homecoming royalty during halftime at the homecoming The stolen data allowed the the company said in a blog post. Amid applause, two of those football game at Evanston Township High School on Sept. 22. attackers to “seize control” of That feature lets people see how students were crowned “Home- those user accounts, Facebook their profiles appear to others. coming Royalty” but no one was east of Chicago. Purdue joins a ing Wildcat,” who can choose said. Facebook has logged out the The attackers used that vulner- named king or queen — a growing number of colleges and from a crown, tiara or gender- 50 million breached users — plus ability to steal “access tokens,” deviation from a long-standing high schools in dethroning the neutral head wear when hon- another 40 million who were which are digital keys that Face- tradition at the Big Ten school. conventional homecoming ored at a pep rally in mid- vulnerable to the attack. Users book uses to keep people logged The Sept. 22 half-time cere- monarchy to try to promote October. Penn State University’s don’t need to change their Face- in. Possession of those tokens mony marked the first gender- more equality. homecoming committee transi- book passwords, it said. would allow attackers to control neutral homecoming court at In lieu of a king and queen, tioned to a gender-neutral mod- Facebook says it doesn’t know those accounts. the West Lafayette, Ind., uni- Northwestern University in 2017 who is behind the attacks or versity, about two hours south- began naming one “Homecom- Turn to Homecoming, Page 4 where they’re based. In a call Turn to Facebook, Page 6

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He said previously taken steps to reached for comment. been placed on leave pend- it was being handled by the investigate the com- Island Lake is a commu- ing an investigation by the mayor’s office and that plaints,” according to the nity of about 8,000 roughly mayor’s office, and an inter- there were two other offi- release. 50 miles northwest of Chi- im chief has been installed. cers that he must still “com- Palmer said he was con- cago, straddling Lake and On Thursday, Mayor municate with.” tracted by the village McHenry counties. Charles Amrich placed po- The actions were through Gold Shield De- lice Chief Anthony Sciar- prompted by “complaints tectives. Amanda Marrazzo is a free- rone and Sgt. Billy Dicker- received by the Village The release said Pal- lance reporter. Cupich apologizes for remarks Cupich, from Page 1 “What I should mer archbishop of Wash- have said, be- ington who resigned in July amid sexual abuse allega- cause it has been tions. 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Police presence at The case has sparked protests spokeswoman, confirmed Cronin school to cancel students’ outdoor and political upheaval since the had received threatening voice- recess, the letter said. school after his public court-ordered release in Novem- mail messages. Cronin and Sister Maria ber 2015 of a police dashboard She said the threats of violence Paulina-Sterling are fixtures at the support of officer camera video showing the white were not directed at the school or trial, seated next to Van Dyke’s officer shoot black teen Laquan parish. wife, Tiffany, in the courtroom By Christy Gutowski McDonald 16 times more than a “As a result of the threats, the gallery. Chicago Tribune year earlier. Chicago Police Department is The priest and nun described On Monday, Cronin spoke to providing all-day patrol around the shooting as a tragedy and said Students at a Catholic elemen- reporters at the Leighton Crimi- the parish property,” Maselli said. Van Dyke visits their church tary school on Chicago’s South- nal Court Building, where Van “Out of an abundance of caution, weekly for individual counseling west Side came to class Friday Dyke is on trial, urging peace and JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE the leadership of (the school) has as well as Sunday Mass. amid a police presence after the offering support of Van Dyke. The Rev. Ed Cronin sits with also put added security measures They say the rosary, pray for parish pastor reported receiving “This man is not a murderer,” Tiffany Van Dyke, wife of Chicago at the school into place around peace citywide and the repose of threats in the wake of him going he said. police Officer Jason Van Dyke, in morning arrival at the school, the 17-year-old McDonald’s soul, public with his support of Chicago Chicago police confirmed Fri- court Wednesday. recess and afternoon dismissal at according to the nun. police Officer Jason Van Dyke. day they are watching the parish the school.” In earlier interviews with the The Rev. Ed Cronin, pastor of and its school due to threats stationed outside the school Fri- In a letter to parents, school Chicago Tribune, Jason and St. Jane de Chantal Catholic against the priest. day. staff said additional security Tiffany Van Dyke said their Cath- Church in the Garfield Ridge Anthony Guglielmi, a depart- Principal Nancy Andrasco re- would be in place until the end of olic faith and support from their neighborhood, has been attending ment spokesman, declined to give ferred the Tribune’s inquiries to the trial. A few “threatening church has helped sustain them. the murder trial of the Chicago specifics, citing safety concerns, the Archdiocese of Chicago. phone calls” were made to the police officer, who is a parishioner. but a marked police squad was Anne Maselli, an archdiocese parish rectory, prompting the [email protected]

Kavanaugh the target of Loop protest Dozens gather to urge Senate to nix nomination

By Ese Olumhense Chicago Tribune

Dozens gathered in Federal Plaza in the Loop to urge the U.S. Senate to reject Judge Brett Ka- vanaugh’s nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court. The protest, organized early Friday morning, was intended as a rebuke of Kavanaugh’s nomina- tion and the contentious, charged hearing that took place in Wash- ington the day before. Just after the demonstration, the Senate Judiciary Committee advanced the nomination to the full Senate, with the caveat from U.S. Sen. Jeff Flake that he wants an investigation by the FBI into allegations of sexual assault and sexual misconduct by Kavanaugh. “I feel like I have a responsibil- ity for my children and for myself — for humans,” said Caitlin Cor- ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS bett, a mother of two from Logan Rayniecia Morris, right, mother of Raysuan Turner, and Janine Camphor, center, a family friend of Darnelle Flowers, talk Thursday about the Square who attended the protest frustrating pace of the investigation into the teens’ deaths. Friday with her 18-month-old daughter. “You don’t just get sad and move on, you’ve gotta stand up ‘Our sons were murdered, and fight,” she said. Protesters Friday were asked to wear black. Many brought signs and banners. The noon event featured representatives from lo- they know who did it’ cal women’s groups, including area chapters of NARAL and Planned Parenthood, Women Employed and Move On, who station on behalf of Flowers’ implored those attending to vote Families frustrated mother, Melanie Reneau. for politicians who would support by pace of probe Flowers had several arrests in their shared goals of empowering Chicago, as well as a juvenile women and respecting victims of into boys’ slayings carjacking case, according to sexual abuse. court records. Women made up the over- By William Lee “(His father’s death) was whelming number of demon- Chicago Tribune something that hurt him very strators, but some at the protest badly because they never found were men, including a few who Inside a nearly empty lobby of his father’s killer, either,” Cam- watched from glossy office build- the police station on 111th Street, phor said. “They were never ing windows nearby. 10 relatives and family friends sat brought to justice. It was some- Photos from the scene showed in a semicircle and barely held thing that, when he did act out, that among those in attendance their frustration as they faced a that’s the reason why. Out of was Illinois Democratic guberna- detective. anger. Because his father’s death torial candidate J.B. Pritzker, who It had been a month since was swept under the rug.” held a sign saying “I believe Dr. Fenger High School students But Flowers wanted to change Ford.” Raysuan Turner and Darnelle his fate and there were signs he “What happened yesterday was Flowers were found fatally shot was moving into the right direc- awful,” said Larry Hannum, who in a Far South Side lot. Their Fenger High School students Raysuan Turner and Darnelle Flowers tion. He joined Fenger’s ROTC works nearby, referring to the slayings remained unsolved, de- were found fatally shot in a Far South Side lot. program and participated in an Thursday’s testimony before the spite a stream of tips from neigh- after-school program called Senate Judiciary Committee by bors and acquaintances. ted leaving without Morris said she was Peacekeepers that paired him Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, who has Couldn’t police just make ar- Raysuan or Darnelle. seeking justice for the with Raysuan. alleged that Kavanaugh sexually rests based on those tips, they The detective, boys and other youth in “Darnelle was trying to turn his assaulted her in 1982. Kavanaugh asked, barely giving the detective dressed in a shirt and Chicago whose slayings life around because he had gotten has vehemently denied the claim, time to talk. Couldn’t they just tie, said he understood go unsolved. “Our sons into trouble before ... and he was including in fiery testimony scare the truth out of suspects? the group’s irritation were murdered; they trying to tell other kids, ‘Hey, Thursday. No, the detective answered, and assured them that know who did it and don’t go down the path that I “The GOP will do whatever asking a person to come in to investigators were fol- they’re going to put him went down.’ they can and get away with speak with detectives wasn’t lowing every lead and back on the street at 5 “And then he teamed up with whatever they can until we re- enough. working with prose- Raysuan o’clock today,” she said. Raysuan and they tried to do the move them from power,” said The group had shown up at the cutors who had con- Turner “Ain’t nobody safe.” right thing and tried to change his Hannum, a West Loop resident on Area South police headquarters vened a grand jury. But The boys had become life.” his lunch break. Thursday after hearing a teen had he stressed that friends despite their lives Raysuan’s father, Ralph Turn- been arrested, according to Ray- hearsay, rumors and starting out very differ- er, stood quietly at the back of the [email protected] suan’s mother, Rayniecia Morris. speculation weren’t ently. Raysuan, 16, was a group, listening as others pelted Morris said she’d been told the enough to make arrests lanky, photogenic, outgo- the detective with questions. young suspect would be charged and file charges. ing and popular teen who Turner, a truck driver, said he just in time for Morris’ 35th The families said was good at sports. Flow- was doing his best to help Ray- birthday on Wednesday. But on they had received ers, 17, was a short, mus- suan’s siblings cope, though he that day, they said they received a mixed signals from po- cular teen called “Bibby” struggled himself. “It’s anger — shocking update: the suspect lice, and feared they who had a difficult early it’s my first born son. I’m highly would be released without were caught in the Darnelle life. upset by this,” Turner said, his charges, stoking fears that the middle of a struggle Flowers Flowers’ family moved eyes red. “He was a loving boy. He families may never find justice or between investigators from Belize to the United was good to his brothers. He closure. and prosecutors. A spokeswoman States when he was still a child wanted them to be better men.” How could that be, Morris for Cook County State’s Attorney after his father, Shawn Avilez, Camphor added, “If he’s wondered, when they had been Kim Foxx denied claims the was fatally shot outside a bar in wrong, he’s no more wrong than forwarding every late night call, office had rejected criminal Belize City in 2008. (anybody) else. Because he’s done every cryptic text message and charges, saying the case was He was just 6 when his father wrong in the past doesn’t mean new name they heard to investi- ongoing. died, and it left a lasting impact on he (doesn’t) get justice today, that ANTONIO PEREZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE gators. They include early rumors Outside the police station, the boy and was likely a reason for he (wasn’t) loved. He was loved.” Protesters gather at Federal that the boys had been seen going Morris and Raysuan’s father the legal trouble he had as a Plaza on Friday to urge a Senate into the wooded area with two stood with a longtime family teenager, according to Janine [email protected] rejection of Supreme Court no- other teens who were later spot- friend of Flowers. Camphor, who was at the police Twitter @MidNoirCowboy minee Brett Kavanaugh. 4 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, September 29, 2018 Homecoming rituals changing Homecoming, from Page 1 neutral homecoming court, styled hair. which has been criticized “I felt on top of the world, el this year, where two on some social media sites. like I could do anything,” students will receive the “Unfortunately Purdue is said Santos, who now lives “Guide State Forward going left,” reads one com- in Chicago’s Lakeview Award” during festivities in ment on Facebook. “Please neighborhood. “It just felt October. make your way back to the good to know I wasn’t just Evanston Township middle! Purdue class of ’96.” accepted, I was celebrated.” High School in late Septem- “Here is your participa- While it was affirming to ber announced two “Home- tion diploma,” reads anoth- be named the “queen,” San- coming Royalty” winners, er. “Sissification of Purdue tos said she likes the idea of which can be students of is complete.” removing gender from the any gender. In recent years, Changes to the home- titles and processes of these Niles West and Niles North coming court were student- types of school contests, high schools in north subur- driven, according to uni- opening them up to any ban Skokie removed gender versity administrators. pairing of genders as well as from their homecoming ti- Zane Reif, vice provost for students who are gender- tles and selection processes student life, cited waning nonconforming. MICHAEL CONROY/AP as well. participation as the motiva- “You could have two fe- Lily Bishop and Grant Wood were named Homecoming Royalty as part of Purdue Universi- As for Purdue, this year’s tor. male-identified people or ty’s first gender-neutral homecoming court on Sept. 22. homecoming court con- “Unfortunately, interest two male-identified people sisted of eight women and from the student body for or any combination,” she to the homecoming dance the university’s website. came at the request of two men as opposed to an this particular tradition has said. “It allows the student as friends or in groups Over the years, it turned members of the 2016 home- even pairing of the sexes, dropped dramatically — body to choose who they rather than feeling pres- into a popular fall custom coming royalty court, who the norm in the past. The leading to only 22 appli- think deserves the title of sured to pair up, a largely there and at other schools cited evolving student atti- two students crowned cants this year — despite royalty, who shows the most positive result, she said. across the nation, drawing tudes and cultural trends, Homecoming Royalty hap- enhanced recruitment ef- confidence, the most happi- While many might asso- alumni back to campuses said Yari Gallegos, who is on pened to be a man and a forts,” Reif said in an email. ness within themselves.” ciate homecoming royalty for football games and pa- the university’s homecom- woman, but there were no “… After discussions with Niles West Assistant with certain caricatures — rades. ing committee. gender prescriptions for the other universities where a Principal Mark Rigby con- the blond cheerleader and In 1997, the homecoming “We are honoring our winning pair. new model has been used, siders gender-neutral ver- the football team captain king and queen used their homecoming tradition Students involved in the as well conferring with on- sions of homecoming cele- ubiquitous in teen movies — platform to protest the uni- while updating it to be more decision have called the campus partners, students brations “the normal path of Shay said this hasn’t been versity’s controversial, inclusive and representa- change a “celebration of will continue to explore things.” the case at Niles North, even since-retired mascot, Chief tive of our diverse student inclusivity and diversity.” improvements to the nomi- “The old way would mar- before gender was taken out Illiniwek. The next year the body,” she said. “These “These 10 candidates nation process, which could ginalize certain students,” of determining the court. roles of king and queen changes at universities were selected by student- lead to more interest in the he said. “They would feel “It typically doesn’t were dropped, though the across the country repre- involved faculty and staff program in coming years.” like they couldn’t win. What match up with the stereo- university continued to rec- sent the growing diversity members of the Purdue if you had a same-sex cou- type,” she said. ognize a homecoming of their respective student community, who embody Not just accepted, ple? Now it allows everyone Some high schools forgo court. bodies and the move the values we hold true as to participate equally.” the practice entirely. A Chicago Tribune edito- towards creating more in- Boilermakers, regardless of but celebrated Special education New Trier Township rial in 1998 chalked up the clusive spaces.” gender,” said a statement by Some say earning a teacher Elizabeth Shay has High School doesn’t select change at the University of At Purdue University, members of the Purdue school crown can be ex- co-sponsored homecoming any homecoming royalty or Illinois as part of a more one member of this year’s Student Union Board when tremely formative and val- for the past decade or so at kings and queens, and staff universal decline in the court calls the changes a the changes were an- idating — even when one’s Niles North High School. couldn’t find any evidence popularity of homecoming “step in the right direction” nounced over the summer. gender identity doesn’t nec- Three years ago, the school of these rituals in yearbooks royalty. to produce a more merit- Alum Matt Lindner, who essarily fit in the traditional traded the titles of king and going back to the 1930s and “The revolt against cam- based contest, allowing the was part of the homecom- binary. queen for Viking royalty, 1940s. pus monarchy had been best candidates to be recog- ing court 15 years ago, feels Mia Santos recalled her reflecting the school mas- “Part of our school cul- building for several years, nized regardless of gender, the switch was long over- nerves on prom night when cot. The court used to be ture is to try to tamp down following a trend already gender identity or sexual due and might encourage she was a senior at north- five boys and five girls; now competition among our under way at many high orientation. LGBTQ student participa- west suburban Elk Grove it’s any 10 students regard- own students,” said spokes- schools,” the editorial said. “I am able to have more tion. But the Lincoln Park High School in 2015. First less of gender. woman Niki Dizon, adding “Creeping egalitarianism camaraderie with my fellow resident says he’s not sure a the king was announced. The student body reacted that New Trier eliminated has been encouraged by an court members, without the gender-neutral court would She prayed she would be well, she said, though some valedictorians as well as increasingly diverse and pressure to pair up in a have been accepted when selected as queen. staff at first expressed con- class rank for this same mobile school population. typical, heteronormative he attended, adding that Santos had come out as cern about losing a time- reason. “We have our own When kids don’t stay in the fashion,” said junior Car- West Lafayette tends to lean transgender and transi- honored tradition. But Shay homecoming traditions same place as long as their oline Shanley. “All in all, it is more conservative. tioned during high school. said she reassured them the (spirit week, etc.), but stu- grandparents did, they a welcomed change and I Voters in surrounding While many supported her customs largely remained dents have not asked for a don’t maintain the commu- believe (it) will not only Tippecanoe County in 2016 bid for prom queen, she said the same, aside from the court in recent memory.” nity cohesion that supports help more, better-qualified favored Republican Presi- others posted nasty com- more inclusive language. such traditions as home- students to be recognized, dent Donald Trump. ments on online forums, “You still get named,” she Revolt against comings and royal courts.” but I think it can definitely Purdue University Presi- including complaints that said. “You still get the sash Some say tweaking these empower queer and gen- dent Mitch Daniels served “a man in a dress” shouldn’t and the crown.” monarchy old rituals can help preserve der-nonconforming stu- two terms as the Republi- hold the title. She also saw an interest- The University of Illinois the core of the custom over dents to feel included.” can governor of Indiana; But then her name was ing trend: Now members of at Urbana-Champaign held time. Daniels did not return calls called. A sash draped her homecoming royalty aren’t one of the earliest home- The recent demise of the [email protected] and emails requesting com- floral lace dress. The cov- necessarily couples, and coming celebrations nation- king and queen at North- Twitter @angie_leventis ment on the new gender- eted tiara topped her freshly more students are coming wide in 1910, according to western University actually

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Probe, from Page 1 vate meeting but granted topic” senators have asked. the full Senate only if the anonymity to discuss it. “I’ve done everything FBI were to investigate. high Friday, and protesters Republican leaders said they have requested and Democrats have been call- confronted senators in the — and Trump ordered — will continue to cooperate,” ing for such a probe, though halls. that the new probe be “lim- said the 53-year-old judge. Republicans and the White “The country is being ited in scope.” But there was Flake, a key moderate House have insisted it was ripped apart here,” said no specific direction as to Republican, was at the cen- unnecessary. The commit- Flake. what that might include. ter of Friday’s uncertainty. tee vote was 11-10 along After he took his stance, Two other women besides In the morning, he an- party lines. Republican leaders had lit- Ford have also lodged pub- nounced he would support With a 51-49 majority, tle choice but to slow their lic sexual misconduct alle- Kavanaugh’s nomination. Senate Republicans have lit- rush to confirm Kavanaugh, gations against Kavanaugh. Shortly after, he was con- tle margin for error on a whom they had hoped to Democrats have been fo- fronted in an elevator by final vote, given the fact that have in place shortly after cused on getting more infor- two women who, through several Democrats facing the new court term begins mation from Mark Judge, a tears, said they were sexual tough re-election prospects Monday. high school friend of Ka- assault victims and im- this fall announced their Trump quietly followed vanaugh who Ford said was plored him to change his opposition to Kavanaugh on suit, though he had vigor- also in the room during her mind. Friday. Bill Nelson of Flor- ously resisted asking the alleged assault. Judge has “Look at me and tell me ida, Joe Donnelly of Indiana FBI to probe the allegations said he does not recall any that it doesn’t matter what and Jon Tester of Montana of sexual misconduct by CHIP SOMODEVILLA/GETTY such incident. In a new happened to me,” said 23- all said they would vote no. Kavanaugh, now being Sen. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., listens to Democratic senators letter to the Senate panel, he year-old Maria Gallagher, a Late Friday, by voice vote, raised by three women. during Fridauy’s Senate Judiciary Committee meeting. said he would cooperate volunteer with a liberal ad- the Senate took an initial One day earlier, he had with any law enforcement vocacy group. step to move ahead on the blistered the Senate process closer to the November final Senate approval after agency assigned to investi- The confrontation was nomination. Barring no ma- as “a total sham,” accused congressional elections. It Thursday’s hearing. They gate “confidentially.” captured by television cam- jor revelations from the Democrats of a conspiracy also means that any cases convened late into the eve- Kavanaugh issued his eras. Soon he was working FBI, the Senate could vote of obstruction and declared the Supreme Court hears ning in a room in the Capitol own statement through the on a new deal with his on confirming Kavanaugh on Twitter, “The Senate before a ninth justice is in with various senators, in- White House saying he’s Republican colleagues and next weekend, days after must vote!” place will be decided by just cluding Susan Collins of been interviewed by the Democrats in a Judiciary the start of the high court’s The new timeline puts eight, raising the possibility Maine and Lisa Murkowski FBI before, done “back- Committee anteroom. session. Trump’s nominee in further of tie votes. of Alaska, raising pointed ground” calls with the Sen- Flake announced he peril and pushes the politi- It was clear Republicans questions, according to ate and answered questions would vote to advance Ka- The Washington Post con- cally risky vote for senators were still short of votes for those familiar with the pri- under oath “about every vanaugh’s nomination to tributed. Facebook logs off 90M users after major security breach Facebook, from Page 1 Jake Williams, a security that Congress must not en- expert at Rendition Infosec, act any national data securi- Specifically, from the said the stolen access tokens ty or data breach legislation “View As” feature, a bug likely would have allowed that weakens current state somehow allowed a video attackers to view private privacy laws, pre-empts the uploader to appear for posts and probably to post rights of states to pass new sending “happy birthday” status updates or shared laws that protect their con- messages, said Guy Rosen, posts as the compromised sumers better, or denies Facebook’s vice president of user, but not passwords. their attorneys general product management. An- “The bigger concern (and rights to investigate viola- other bug then created an something we don’t know tions of or enforce those access token that made yet) is whether third party laws,” he said in a statement Facebook think the hacker applications were im- Friday. legitimately had signed in pacted,” Williams said in a Wedbush analyst with the account being text exchange. Michael Pachter said “the viewed. The Facebook bug is most important point is that “We haven’t yet been able reminiscent of a much we found out from them,“ to determine if there was larger attack on Yahoo in meaning Facebook, as op- specific targeting” of par- 2013 in which attackers posed to a third party. ticular accounts, Rosen said compromised 3 billion ac- “As a user, I want Face- in a call with reporters. “It counts. book to proactively protect does seem broad. And we Ed Mierzwinski, the sen- my data and let me know don’t yet know who was ior director of consumer when it’s compromised,” he behind these attacks and advocacy group U.S. PIRG, said. “Shareholders should where they might be based.” said the breach was “very ultimately approve of Face- MARCIO JOSE SANCHEZ/AP Facebook says it has troubling.” book’s handling of the is- Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s company discovered a security breach affecting 50 alerted law enforcement. “It’s yet another warning sue.” million user accounts. Users don’t need to change their passwords, the company said. GREATER GREAT ROOMS UNSCRIPTED: * A CELEBRATORY LAST A LIFETIME EVENING WITH MITCH ALBOM

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China, Russia eager to fill U.N. vacuum Multilateralism is global economic exchange. Most other nations chal- focus after U.S. lenge China’s assertions changes approach that it is a defender of free trade. By Jennifer Peltz China has come under and Frank Jordans increased criticism as its Associated Press global profile has risen and its economic interests — UNITED NATIONS — and accompanying political Days after President Donald clout — have spread from Trump denounced glob- Asia to Africa, Latin Ameri- alism before world leaders ca and the Middle East. at the United Nations, Besides China’s clash with China and Russia posi- the Trump administration, tioned themselves Friday as some Africans have pro- defenders of international- tested what they say is an ism that are keeping prom- attempted Chinese take- ises when Washington is over of their countries. backing away from them. The Trump administra- Chinese Foreign Min- tion alleges that China ister Wang Yi denied his steals U.S. trade secrets and country was trying to forces American companies eclipse the U.S. as a world to hand over technology for leader, but his speech at the access to the Chinese mar- U.N. General Assembly was ket. China has accused the a stark contrast to Trump’s Trump administration of “America First” message. It bullying. came amid rising tensions Trump stunned mem- between the U.S. and China, bers of the Security Council which Trump accused this on Wednesday by saying week of interfering in the that China was meddling in upcoming U.S. midterm the midterm elections be- elections. China denies the SETH WENIG/AP cause it opposes his tough claim. Sergey Lavrov, Russia’s foreign minister, addresses the 73rd session of the U.N. General Assembly. Russia and China are trade policies. Russia also is facing U.S. promoting multilateralism after a U.S. strategy shift. He later said there was accusations of election “plenty” of evidence but meddling, which Foreign Lavrov said. In a swipe at ideology of globalism,” the gives them a forum to drive Wang insisted that “China didn’t immediately provide Minister Sergey Lavrov de- U.S. and EU sanctions about Chinese and Russian events in their interest and will not be blackmailed or it. nounced as “baseless” but Russia’s activities abroad, speeches sounded a note of block moves they oppose by yield to pressure” and Beijing was quick to re- didn’t dwell on. he said the Western powers rebuttal from competing the U.S. and other Western warned that “protectionism spond, urging Washington His country has been “do not hesitate to use any powers. countries. will only hurt oneself, and to stop slandering China working to make itself a methods including political “Should we seek to up- Russia and China have unilateral moves will bring and asserting that the Chi- counterweight to Washing- blackmail, economic pres- hold the architecture of the veto power on the powerful damage to all.” nese government does not ton’s global influence, and sure and brute force.” world order or allow it to be Security Council and have “State-to-state relations interfere in other countries’ Lavrov used his speech to Lavrov and Wang were eroded upon and collapse?” used it in recent years must be based on credibility, internal affairs. lash out at U.S. policies in hardly the only leaders to Wang asked. “China’s an- against measures on such not on willful revocation of Wang didn’t address the Iran, Syria and elsewhere. defend the concept of swer is clear-cut. China will issues as the use of chemical commitments,” he said. election-meddling claim He vigorously defended multilateralism at this keep to its commitment and weapons in Syria, which Wang highlighted Chi- Friday. multilateral organizations week’s U.N. gathering of remain a champion of counts Russia as a close ally. na’s massive economy as a China has been asserting such as the U.N. presidents, prime ministers, multilateralism.” The U.S. also has used its major contributor to global itself on the world stage “Diplomacy and the cul- monarchs and other lead- Taking up the mantle of veto recently. growth. under President Xi Jinping, ture of negotiations and ers. multilateralism isn’t with- In a week in which He described his coun- though it continually stands compromise have been in- But coming in the wake out self-interest for Russia Washington raised tariffs try’s trade policies as de- by a foreign policy of nonin- creasingly replaced by dic- of Trump’s proclamation and China. on Chinese products and fending not just its own terference in the affairs of tates and unilateral” moves, that Americans “reject the The U.N., for instance, Beijing responded in kind, interests but the system of other countries.

House files on Russia coming Panel votes to release transcripts from its probe By Chad Day

Associated Press JOSE LUIS MAGANA/AP WASHINGTON — The The decision by GOP Rep. Devin Nunes’ committee will House intelligence com- provide the public with 53 transcripts. mittee voted Friday to re- DISASTER MANAGEMENT AGENCY/AP lease transcripts of more formation. at to make up their own Houses were damaged in at least two Indonesian cities after powerful earthquakes and than 50 interviews it con- “They’re trying to bury mind.” a tsunami jolted the island of Sulawesi on Friday. The tsunami hit Palu and Donggala. ducted as part of its now- them as long as they can” But Schiff said some of closed investigation into while making a pre-elec- the most important tran- Russian election interfer- tion show of transparency, scripts — six in total — are ence during the 2016 presi- Schiff said. still being withheld. dential campaign. Democrats also wanted The withheld tran- Tsunami sweeps away Among those to be re- some of the transcripts sent scripts include separate in- leased are interviews with to Mueller, asserting that terviews with Rep. Dana President Donald Trump’s some of the witnesses ap- Rohrabacher, R-Calif., who buildings in Indonesia eldest son, Donald Trump peared to give false testi- has attracted attention for Jr., his son-in-law, Jared mony. Schiff said Republi- his pro-Russian state- By Stephen Wright national potential will be to be in a house or building Kushner, his longtime cans also rejected that ments, and Rep. Debbie and Ali Kotarumalos deployed, and tomorrow because the potential for spokeswoman, Hope Dismissing Schiff’s com- Wasserman Schultz of Associated Press morning we will deploy aftershocks can be danger- Hicks, and his former body- plaint, Jack Langer, a Florida, who headed the Hercules and helicopters to ous. People are encouraged guard Keith Schiller. spokesman for Republicans Democratic National Com- JAKARTA, Indonesia — provide assistance in tsu- to gather in safe areas. The committee also will led by Nunes, said “it’s mittee when court papers A powerful earthquake nami-affected areas.” Avoid the slopes of hills.” release dozens of other amusing to see the Demo- say its computer systems rocked the Indonesian is- The region was rocked Palu’s airport halted op- transcripts of interviews crats continuing to pro- were hacked by Russia. land of Sulawesi on Friday, by a magnitude 7.5 earth- erations for 24 hours be- with former Obama admin- mote their never-ending Conaway said those triggering a 10-foot tsu- quake Friday and numer- cause of earthquake dam- istration officials and nu- chain of absurd conspiracy transcripts were withheld nami that an official said ous strong aftershocks, in- age, according to AirNav, merous Trump associates, theories.” as a “professional courtesy” swept away houses in at cluding one of magnitude which oversees airline traf- including Roger Stone, cur- The interviews form the extended to members of least two cities. 6.7. An earlier magnitude fic in Indonesia. rently the subject of a grand basis for the GOP-authored Congress who participated Disaster agency spokes- 6.1 quake in central Sula- Mirza Arisam, a resident jury investigation. report released this year in the interviews with the man Sutopo Purwo Nu- wesi killed several people, of Kendari, the capital of The move to release the that concluded there was understanding they would groho said the tsunami hit injured 10 and damaged neighboring Southeast Su- materials by the committee no coordination between be confidential. Palu, the capital of central dozens of houses. lawesi, said his uncle and chairman, GOP Rep. Devin Trump’s presidential cam- Democrats say Wasser- Sulawesi province, as well The chief of the meteor- his family of five, including Nunes of California, a close paign and Russian efforts to man Schultz has agreed to as the smaller city of Dong- ology and geophysics three children, were on Trump ally, will provide the sway the election. Commit- the release of her tran- gala and several other agency, Dwikorita Kar- vacation in Palu. He has public with 53 transcripts tee Democrats, who voted script. On Friday, Rohra- coastal settlements. nawati, said the tsunami been unable to contact spanning thousands of against approving the re- bacher told The Associated Indonesian TV showed a waves were up to 10 feet. them since the tsunami hit. pages of raw testimony as port, have disputed its find- Press that he hasn’t ob- smartphone video of a She said the tsunami warn- After the 7.5 quake special counsel Robert ings. jected to the release of his. powerful wave hitting Palu, ing triggered by the biggest struck, television footage Mueller continues his Rus- They say the investiga- Asked if he would agree to with people screaming and quake, in place for about showed people running sia investigation. tion was shut down too its release now, Rohra- running in fear. The water half an hour, was lifted after into the streets. But not all the interviews quickly and that the com- bacher said, “I’ll think smashed into buildings, the tsunami was over. Women and children conducted by the commit- mittee didn’t interview about it.” and a large mosque col- Nugroho said the mili- wailed hysterically in a tee are being released. enough witnesses or gather Also withheld are tran- lapsed under the force. tary was deploying troops video distributed by the Democrats, led by Rep. enough evidence. scripts of closed hearings Houses were swept away to Palu and Donggala and disaster agency, which also Adam Schiff of California, Republican Rep. Mike with former CIA Director and families were reported the national police also released a photo showing a protested that Republicans Conaway of Texas, who led John Brennan, former FBI missing, Nugroho said, were mobilizing to help the heavily damaged depart- who control the panel the investigation in place of Director James Comey and adding that communica- emergency response, as ment store. wouldn’t vote to set a spe- Nunes, said he “wanted to former National Security tions and power to the area well as personnel from the “It was so strong. The cific timeline for the re- declassify or release as Agency Director Mike Rog- were disrupted. search-and-rescue and di- strongest I ever felt. We all lease, once the transcripts much of the underlying ers as well as the transcript “The cut to telecommu- saster agencies. ran out of buildings,” said go through a declassifica- data as we could so that not for the committee’s busi- nications and darkness are “People are encouraged Yanti, a 40-year-old house- tion process with intelli- only would they have my ness meeting when GOP hampering efforts to obtain to remain vigilant,” Nu- wife in Donggala who goes gence agencies and are conclusion, but they could members approved their information,” he said. “All groho said. “It is better not by a single name. scrubbed for personal in- look at what I was looking final report. 8 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, September 29, 2018

NEWS BRIEFING U.S. closes Staff and news services consulate in southern Iraq Trump signs spending plan to after attacks avoid government shutdown WASHINGTON — The State Department said Fri- WASHINGTON — stalled wall along the U.S.- day that it would tempo- President Donald Trump Mexico border. rarily close the U.S. Con- signed an $854 billion Trump has expressed sulate in the southern spending bill on Friday to deep frustration for Iraqi city of Basra follow- keep the federal govern- months over Republican ing a rocket attack earlier ment open through Dec. 7, lawmakers’ failure to de- this month blamed on averting a government liver on the centerpiece of Iranian-backed militias. shutdown in the weeks his 2016 campaign. Diplomatic staff and leading up to November’s GOP leaders had their families were being pivotal midterm elections. warned Trump a shut- evacuated, the State De- The House and Senate down could be deeply partment said. approved the spending damaging to Republicans Secretary of State Mike plan earlier this week. in the midterms. Pompeo called it a “tem- But the passage also But Trump had ques- porary relocation” in re- comes without significant tioned that logic, arguing a sponse to what he called new funding for Trump’s shutdown could, in fact, JAMES YAINGELUO/AP “increasing and specific long-promised and long- be beneficial politically. Islanders move in to rescue passengers and crew Friday in the Chuuk Island lagoon. threats” from the Iranian government. He warned that the U.S. would re- spond to any more attacks. Disgraced D.C. archbishop “I have advised the Everybody on plane survives Government of Iran that moved to friary in Kansas the United States will hold Iran directly responsible Theodore McCarrick, friary in his diocese was crash landing in Pacific lagoon for any harm to Americans the first cardinal in U.S. chosen to house McCar- or to our diplomatic facili- history to resign due to rick, but he has a guess: WELLINGTON, New attempting to land at the crashed.” ties ... whether perpe- sexual abuse allegations, “It’s very remote,” he said Zealand — All 47 passen- Chuuk Island airport. The U.S. Navy said sail- trated by Iranian forces will remain in church by phone on Friday. gers and crew survived a “I thought we landed ors working nearby on im- directly or by associated housing. But he’ll be a long “When you’re in the friary, plane’s crash landing in a hard,” he said. “Until I proving a wharf also helped proxy militias,” Pompeo way from Washington, you feel like you’re in the Pacific lagoon Friday looked over and saw a hole in the rescue by using an said in a statement. D.C. The 88-year-old arch- middle of nowhere.” morning, wading through in the side of the plane and inflatable boat to shuttle bishop has moved to a Cardinal Donald Wuerl waist-deep water to the water was coming in. And I people ashore before the friary in Kansas, the Arch- said that he’d already got- emergency exits and escap- thought, ‘Well, this is not plane sank in about 100 feet diocese of Washington an- ten approval for McCar- ing on local boats that came the way it’s supposed to of water. Car alarm: Honda will nounced on Friday. rick to move to the friary to the rescue in the Mi- happen.’ The airline said in a recall 1.4 million U.S. cars Bishop Gerald Vincke, from the Rev. Christopher cronesia archipelago. “I was really impressed statement that the 35 pas- to replace Takata front the leader of the Diocese Popravak, who leads the Seven people were taken with the locals who im- sengers and 12 crew mem- passenger air bag inflators. of Salina, Kansas, said he Franciscan Capuchin to a hospital, according to mediately started coming bers aboard the Boeing 737 The company said the doesn’t know why the community of friars there. officials, including one de- out in boats,” he said in an were all able to safely evac- recall covers Honda and scribed as being in critical interview with a mission- uate. It said the weather Acura vehicles and is but stable condition. ary in Chuuk, Matthew was poor at the time, with meant to get ahead of a Passenger Bill Jaynes, Colson, that was posted heavy rain and reduced government mandated who said he suffered a online and shared with the visibility. schedule of recalls. Honda Pope defrocks Chilean priest minor head injury, noted AP. “One would think that Air Niugini, the national advised owners to sched- at center of abuse scandal that the Air Niugini plane they might be afraid to airline of Papua New Guin- ule the free repair at au- came in very low as it was approach a plane that’s just ea, has operated since 1973. thorized dealerships. VATICAN CITY — was sanctioned in 2011 to Pope Francis has de- live a lifetime of “penance frocked a Chilean priest and prayer” for having who was a central charac- sexually abused minors in U.S. easing offshore oil and gas drilling rules In Washington: Deputy ter in the global sex abuse the Santiago parish he ran. Attorney General Rod scandal rocking his pa- “Penance and prayer” NEW ORLEANS — The future disasters. ronmental Enforcement Rosenstein has agreed to pacy, invoking his has been the Vatican’s Trump administration is The changes, which will published Friday in the speak privately with law- “supreme” authority to punishment of choice for easing rules imposed on take effect Dec. 27, come as Federal Register said “cer- makers following reports stiffen an earlier sentence elderly priests convicted offshore oil and gas drilling the administration seeks to tain provisions ... created that he had discussed se- because of the “excep- of molesting children. It six years after the nation’s expand offshore drilling potentially unduly burden- cretly recording President tional amount of damage” has long been criticized as worst offshore oil spill. and has scrapped an some requirements for oil Donald Trump. The the priest had caused. too soft and an all-ex- The decision won imme- Obama-era policy to pro- and natural gas production House Judiciary Commit- In a statement Friday, penses-paid retirement, diate praise from an off- tect oceans and the Great operators without mean- tee chairman, Rep. Bob the Vatican said Francis and Karadima’s whistle- shore drilling group, but Lakes. ingfully increasing safety of Goodlatte, said he was had laicized the Rev. Fer- blowers had pressed for it environmentalists said it A 48-page notice by the the workers or protection working out details with nando Karadima, 88, who to be toughened. would increase the risk of Bureau of Safety and Envi- of the environment.” the Justice Department. 40%OFF CABINETRY with your bathroom remodel*

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U.S. consumer spending up Walgreens to pay 0.3% in August $34.5M to settle By Martin Crutsinger Associated Press WASHINGTON — U.S. con- SEC penalty sumer spending edged up a moderate 0.3 percent in August Charges it misled 14 percent that day. as sales of cars and other As part of the settlement, durable goods fell. A key gauge investors related to Walgreens and the executives of inflation slowed slightly af- Alliance Boots merger did not admit to or deny the ter its biggest annual gain in six SEC’s allegations. “Walgreens years. By Lisa Schencker Boots Alliance cooperated fully The rise in spending repre- Chicago Tribune with the SEC’s investigation and sented a slowdown from gains believes the agreement is in the of 0.4 percent in both June and Walgreens Boots Alliance will best interest of the company,” the July, the Commerce Depart- pay $34.5 million to settle pharmacy giant said in a news ment reported Friday. Con- charges that it misled investors release. sumer spending is closely about finances related to Wal- Wasson and Miquelon must watched because it accounts greens’ merger with Alliance each pay a $160,000 penalty, for two-thirds of economic Boots. Two former executives according to the SEC. They activity. JOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE also were charged in the matter resolved the matter with the The government reported A mural by artist Stuk One hangs in the new Bears office space. and are paying penalties. SEC separately from Walgreens, Thursday that the overall econ- The Securities and Exchange according to the company. The omy, as measured by the gross Commission on Friday charged former executives could not be domestic product, grew at an the company, along with former reached Friday for comment. annual rate of 4.2 percent in the New office takes Bears to Walgreens CEO Gregory Was- Wasson, who joined Wal- April-June quarter, the best in son and former Chief Financial greens in 1980 as a pharmacy nearly four years. ‘a whole different level’ Officer Wade Miquelon, with intern while a student at Purdue However, GDP is expected misleading investors about University’s School of Pharmacy, to slow in the second half of “Being down here, the produc- chances that the company would retired in 2015 after the merger this year to around 3 percent. tivity and energy are at a whole miss a financial goal announced was completed. He is co-founder That pace would still be solid different level,” said Doug Carna- when Deerfield-based Wal- and president of Wasson Enter- enough to boost growth for the han, the team’s vice president of greens agreed in 2012 to merge prise in Chicago. full year to 3 percent, the best corporate partnerships. with Alliance Boots, then head- Miquelon left the company in annual performance in 13 The NFL team’s new space quartered in Bern, Switzerland. December 2014. In 2016, he was years. Ryan Ori reflects modern office trends— Walgreens projected that the appointed an executive vice Economists said that they including proximity to public merged companies would earn president and chief financial expected low unemployment On Real Estate transportation, lots of collaborative $9 billion to $9.5 billion in officer at Jo-Ann Stores. to keep consumer spending For the first time since the space, open window lines and a combined adjusted operating in- “Over multiple reporting peri- growing at a solid pace for the 1990s, the Chicago Bears have an flexible layout that allows for come in the 2016 fiscal year, ods, senior Walgreens execu- rest of this year and into next office in a downtown high-rise. growth — while also playing up the according to the SEC’s order. But tives misled investors about the year. About 35 employees in July Bears’ unique franchise history. after completing the first step of company’s public financial goal,” “Improving household fi- moved into an approximately The night before and the night the merger, Walgreens’ internal Stephanie Avakian, co-director nances, fueled by solid wage 11,000-square-foot space in the of game days, the entrance and forecasts showed that the risk of of the SEC’s enforcement divi- gains and lower personal tax 30-story office building at 123 N. top of the building will be illumi- missing that projection had sion, said in the news release. rates, will help bolster con- Wacker Drive. The employees, in nated in the team’s orange and grown, according to the SEC. “The penalty assessed against sumer spending for several departments such as executive blue colors. Still, Walgreens and the two Walgreens is intended to punish quarters,” said James suite sales, corporate partner- The space was designed by executives publicly reaffirmed and deter such conduct, which Bohnaker, associate director of ships, and events and experi- HOK, the same architecture firm the original projection, the SEC deprived investors of informa- the economic consulting firm ences, previously were based in that designed the Bears’ ongoing alleged. tion necessary to make fully IHS Markit. three separate areas at Soldier expansion of its Halas Hall head- Then in August 2014, Wal- informed investment decisions.” An inflation gauge closely Field, the team’s lakefront sta- quarters in Lake Forest. The greens announced a new earn- Walgreens also has faced law- watched by the Federal Re- dium. office’s opening does not affect ings per share goal that trans- suits from investors over the serve edged up 0.1 percent in It’s the first time the Bears have operations at Halas Hall. lated into an adjusted operating matter. August, a tiny gain that left occupied traditional office space income projection of $7.2 billion prices rising 2.2 percent over downtown since 1992, when they [email protected] for fiscal year 2016. The compa- [email protected] the past 12 months. left 55 E. Jackson Blvd. Twitter @Ryan_Ori ny’s stock price dove more than Twitter @lschencker

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EDITORIALS

VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Liberal arts There is much concern among conservatives that their numbers on university faculties are far below those of liberals. The claim would seem to be that university administrations are deferential to liberals in their hiring practices. In the past, there is no question that university faculties were not well diversified with respect to race, ethnicity and gender. It is also without question, however, that a significant part of that problem was attributable not to deference being given to a par- ticular group or groups at the time of hiring, but to the fact that the numbers of women and minorities being prepared for faculty positions were woefully inadequate. Similarly, it seems that one should consider the possibility that the number of qualified candidates for faculty positions is much greater for liberals than ANDREW HARNIK/AP for conservatives. Perhaps there is a correlation Sen. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., said Friday that he wouldn’t support Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation without an FBI investigation. between years of study and the degree of liberaliza- tion. Perhaps that would account for Donald Trump’s statement, “I love the poorly educated.” — Donald G. Westlake, Wheaton The Kavanaugh vote delay: The greatest Kudos to the Tribune for bringing back the jour- nalistic genius, Mike Royko, to its pages. Royko is Smart move, senators indeed timeless. What I mean by genius is that Royko had a unique, Senate Republicans in 1982. That the FBI won’t senators of both parties. also leaves open the pos- Chicago, everyman way of putting the most complex, wisely hit the pause button find conclusive evidence to McConnell needs 50 votes sibility of all sorts of politi- sometimes quite simple but very human issues of our Friday on Judge Brett Ka- bolster one account over for confirmation but has cal chicanery — more lurid day in writing all of us could identify with. vanaugh’s nomination to the other. But the agents only 51 Republicans in his and unsubstantiated claims, As a transplant to Chicago who arrived from Ohio the U.S. Supreme Court. can’t know until they look. caucus. With that slim more noise. Democrats got in 1974, I can still remember the wealth of daily pa- GOP leaders agreed to a Stories may change. New margin, McConnell acqui- what they said they wanted. pers available and journalistic geniuses like a Sydney delay of up to one week to witnesses may be per- esced to Flake rather than That doesn’t mean they can J. Harris providing a rich diet of thoughts that put allow an FBI investigation suaded to step forward. risk losing a floor vote. keep erecting new goal the daily avalanche of events in perspective and into Christine Blasey Ford’s Memories may be jogged. posts. made us think. accusation that Kavanaugh Why did Republican For readers who think Here’s what matters: If But Royko, to me, will always be the king. I would sexually assaulted her when lawmakers agree to the this delay rewards the Kavanaugh were confirmed literally turn to him on a daily basis to make sense of she was 15. delay? Because Senate Democrats’ bad behavior without a further FBI all our crazy society’s joys, accomplishments, failures President Donald Trump Majority Leader Mitch over the summer, we hear check, he would take his and just mundane stuff comprising the grist of daily quickly authorized the McConnell can count. He you. Democrats gamed the seat on the high court life. The failures are the most important because it is investigation, as he should evidently doesn’t have the timing of the revelation of under a cloud of suspicion from these that we learn, move on and improve have. After hours of riveting votes to ram Kavanaugh’s Ford’s accusation. With her that could never be dis- ourselves and our posterity. We all seem to have lost testimony from Ford and confirmation through. On assent, Senate investigators pelled. “This country is this ability somehow. Kavanaugh on Thursday, Friday, GOP Sen. Jeff Flake or the FBI could have being ripped apart here and Two of my favorite Royko columns have to be his it’s still a he-said, she-said of Arizona voted to advance reached a conclusion about we have to make sure we do letter to God and the one in memory of his recently standoff: You can believe the nomination from the her charge in late summer. due diligence,” Flake said. deceased wife. In the first, Royko mocks our callous one or the other. You can Judiciary Committee to the Prompt and quiet action Agreed. indifference to the violence around us and suggests believe both are convinced full Senate, but he made could have resolved this that: God is not dead. “We don’t have one weapon they are telling the truth. clear he wouldn’t support episode with a lot less pain First the FBI investiga- that can shoot that far.” In the second, he puts into It may be that Ford’s final confirmation of Ka- for the families now caught tion. Then the vote. That tender, loving words what it means to have a mean- accusation and Kavanaugh’s vanaugh without that FBI up in it. should give Americans ingful relationship with someone you love, in es- denial never can be re- investigation. Flake’s sur- The FBI investigation confidence in the integrity sence what love means. solved. That too much time prising move was quickly brings the possibility of of the confirmation process, His recently reprinted column on TV weather has passed since that night embraced by other centrist getting more answers. It the candidate and the court. reports — “TV news takes weather to idiotic new level” — is just what I am talking about. How many of us want to scream at the screen when the weather reporter tells us to wear warm clothes in the winter, protect our noses and by all means keep warm. If WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING Royko were here today I believe he would also have a word or two to say about those weathermen who The ruthless efficiency prospect of a Democratic instead of outfits that make I think we should consider stand out in the middle of a hurricane and tell us with which the Senate GOP takeover after the Novem- them look like they are the possibility of a return to how dangerous it is. is filling the judiciary con- ber elections, they appear about to ask us how long a style of policing in which All I can say is thanks for everything, Mike. Jour- trasts sharply with the uninterested in trying any- we’ve had these droids? officers do not, under ordi- nalism and Chicago miss you — and so do I. party’s failure to do much thing else. Would the country de- nary circumstances, carry — Ken Kramer, Glen Ellyn of anything else on the Hill. Thanks to Democrats’ scend instantly into a chaos guns or wear black body Republicans control both changes to long-observed of looting, arson, and mass armor. houses of Congress, and the rules governing judicial murder? Or would we just I am not suggesting that Pension problems president will sign just nominations, confirming go on with our lives, com- there are no circumstances I just got my Cook County property tax bill a few about anything they send judges may be easier than muting to jobs, raising under which cops should weeks ago. The latest trend is listing all taxing bodies him — yet they send him passing substantive bills. children, watching sports, carry firearms. But it strains and their pension obligations. I assume these are all almost nothing. Apart from Legislative victories are whatever — the same rou- credulity to think that supposed to be the “bad guys” in the current pension passing tax-reform legisla- messier, and in an era of tine, albeit with a little bit virtually all of them need to crisis. They weren’t always the villains, though, not tion while cramming some rancor and polarization less of the low-key anxiety do so most of the time. when they were fighting fires, teaching our children, extra provisions into the they occasion fierce antag- that comes with seeing Patrolling a neighborhood policing our streets, or cleaning up a toxic sludge bill (notably the elimination onism from activists and cops with weapons? or making a routine traffic spill. of the individual insurance much of the media. But the It is totally possible to stop is not the same thing I realize the public pension system is complicated mandate), Republicans problems to be solved are think that we need to get as raiding the compound of and its woes have several causes, but I think in all have accomplished little in many and serious, and time more serious about crime a drug smuggler who has fairness, the 15 years of so-called “pension holidays” the 115th Congress. is short. and policing in the United been accused of murder. and their authors should also be listed on our tax The repeal and/or over- The Weekly Standard States without believing Attacks on police are now bills. All mayors, aldermen and governing board haul of the Affordable Care that peace officers should less common than they members who let a nearly 100 percent-funded pen- Act, on which most con- What would happen if go around our neighbor- have been in decades. sion fund such as that of Chicago teachers slide gressional Republicans American police officers hoods looking and acting We’re really not scary, should be included. That would be a good start. campaigned for years, carried whistles instead of like trigger-happy members Officer, we promise. — Dan McLaughlin, Chicago never happened. And, guns and dressed in old- of some psychotic right- Matthew Walther, despite the growing fashioned blue uniforms wing militia. Which is why The Week Money matters We need to better prepare our children for the real world. High school should not just be teaching earth science, algebra and physical education; high school EDITORIAL CARTOON should also be teaching students things they need to know to make it on their own. With a low savings rate in the United States, it is imperative that stu- dents receive education on how to handle finances early in their high school education — and that edu- cation should be reiterated before they graduate. I am just one of many who left high school with- out a clue as to how to handle money. I grew up in a home where we lived paycheck to paycheck, so I could not have been taught to handle money appro- priately at home. I started working in high school and spent every dime within a few days. I was not the only one. I believe every high school freshman should be required to complete a course in preparing a budget. This should teach the principles of budgeting every dollar. Students need to learn the importance of an emergency fund (fully funded to provide for six months of expenses), of regular savings, of saving for things they want to buy, of the real cost of credit, of giving generously to others — especially charities — and living off the rest. So many students enter the world already in debt. This is no way to start off the next big chapter in their lives. Teaching our children this valuable lesson will prepare them better for a lifetime of financial free- dom. Maybe they will never be millionaires or bil- lionaires, but at least they will be ready for the bro- ken car, the trip to the emergency room or many of the other lessons Murphy teaches when we least expect it. — Adam Hughes, Joliet DREW SHENEMAN/TRIBUNE CONTENT AGENCY Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, September 29, 2018 11 AE+ ARTS+ENTERTAINMENT

CRITICS PLANNER

BLEECKER STREET Keira Knightley MICHAEL PHILLIPS MOVIES “Colette” The film on French writer Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette, known by her last name, stars Keira Knightley, in her strongest work in years, opposite a witty Dominic West. If you’re wondering whether director Wash Westmoreland’s literary biopic is roughly what you’d expect, assuming you’re expecting a pretty, predictable result, you’re in for a surprise. There’s more ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE going on in “Colette” than tame hagiography; the Riccardo Muti leads the Chicago Symphony Orchestra in an illuminating account of Rimsky-Korsakov’s “Scheherazade.” results are happily vibrant, IN PERFORMANCE even if the sexual inequities depicted remain grimly pertinent. R, 1:51, drama CHRIS JONES From lean to layered THEATER “The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia?” Tragedy is commonly equa- CSO and Muti explore through in certain passages of The gentleness Muti drew pal clarinet Stephen Williamson ted with sadness. But it’s the worlds of Mozart “Scheherazade.” And Muti’s sig- from the upper strings in the brilliantly captured the improvi- really all about chaos. Ed- nature devotion to textural and Andante second movement, the sational spirit of a technically ward Albee’s tragedies and Rimsky-Korsakov thematic clarity distinguished inner-voice dialogues he brought ferocious solo). Muti and col- probe those moments both interpretations. forth in the Menuetto third leagues brought considerable when life turns on a dime, By Howard Reich The gravity of Muti’s perspec- movement and the crisp-and- animation to the marchlike pas- smacks you in the gut, Chicago Tribune tive on the “Don Giovanni” over- clear musical architecture he sages of “The Young Prince and reminds you that nothing is ture was apparent from its omi- delineated in the finale amounted the Young Princess” movement promised. Such as when On paper, the composers that nous, opening chord. The sharp to a disarmingly introspective (with violinist Chen finessing a your husband tells you he Riccardo Muti and the Chicago attack and tonal weight Muti account of this work. cadenza of the sort one might had sex with a goat. “The Symphony Orchestra featured drew from the orchestra enlight- If Rimsky-Korsakov’s “Sche- encounter in a full-fledged fiddle Goat, or Who is Sylvia?” is Thursday night could be consid- ened listeners on how drama can herazade” has become a cliché in concerto). now in a fascinating store- ered diametric opposites. be achieved without bombast. the orchestral repertory, it’s not And Muti vividly contrasted front Chicago production For the leanness and classical And the famous ascending and because of too many perform- the demonic, hard-charging from the Interrobang The- proportions of Mozart’s Overture descending scales that soon fol- ances but because of too gaudy virtuoso portions of “Festival in atre Project. The wife is to “Don Giovanni” and Sym- lowed underscored the conduc- ones. Conductors who overstate Baghdad, and the Sea” with the played by Elana Elyce, by phony No. 40 stand in stark con- tor’s ability to conjure a sense of fortissimos, drag or push tempos pastoral, hushed quality of its far the hardest role in the trast to the lushness and enor- mystery with even the most fun- and otherwise overstate the case final pages. Throughout, the play and Elyce’s Stevie, you mous scale of Rimsky-Korsakov’s damental musical motifs. have robbed “Scheherazade” of woodwinds of the CSO — espe- immediately intuit, has a lot “Scheherazade.” Separated by an From this point forth, Muti its dignity and grace. cially principal oboe William of marital skin in the game. intermission, this music repre- kept listeners engaged via striking This is what Muti and the CSO Welter, principal flute Stefan Through Oct. 6 by Interro- sented not only two distinct contrasts of dynamics and con- generally restored via a perform- Ragnar Hoskuldsson and princi- bang at Rivendell Theatre, epochs but fundamentally dis- stant shifts in emotional tone. Yet ance that, while virtuosic, was pal bassoon Keith Buncke — 5779 N. Ridge Ave.; $32 at tinct manners of expression: one all of this was articulated within not about virtuosity. offered a compelling mix of tonal 312-219-4140 or www concise, the other extravagant; the confines of 18th century ro- Concertmaster Robert Chen’s delicacy and expressive fervor. .interrobangtheatre.org one boiled down to its essence, coco style (albeit with a modern first solo told the story, the sweet- No doubt listeners will hear the other reveling in vast waves orchestra). ness of his tone, tautness of his “Scheherazade” many times LAUREN of sound and color. Mozart’s Symphony No. 40, in vibrato and sweep of his phrases again, but rarely with as much WARNECKE Yet there was far more conti- G Minor, offers conductors ample avoiding sentimentality. Once integrity and truth. DANCE nuity here than one might have opportunity for Sturm und Drang, again, Muti leaned toward mod- anticipated, the performances in but Muti did not take them. erate tempos and took pains to This program will be repeated Harvest Chicago Contem- Orchestra Hall linked by Muti’s Above all, this was a Mozart 40th bring forth every layer of orches- through Saturday in Orchestra porary Dance Festival particular approach to phrase, about lyricism, poetry and tral sound in the opening “The Hall at Symphony Center, 220 S. A chicly renovated lobby at gesture and musical structure. warmth. The unhurried tempo Sea and Sinbad’s Ship” move- Michigan Ave.; 312-294-3000 or the Ruth Page Center for The melodic poetry he brought Muti chose for the first move- ment. www.cso.org. the Arts have made a once- forth in the Mozart, for instance, ment gave melodic phrases ample Even when the orchestra was dilapidated space fresh and simply emerged in grander form space in which to bloom. Even in playing at something close to full Howard Reich is a Tribune critic. inviting for the ninth edi- in the Rimsky-Korsakov. The the tempestuous development tilt in “The Tale of the Dervish tion of the Harvest Chicago tenderness Muti conjured in both section, one could savor the lyri- Prince” movement, the music did [email protected] Contemporary Dance Festi- Mozart compositions shone cal flow of this music-making. not become overbearing (princi- Twitter @howardreich val. An apt metaphor, per- haps, because HCCDF has been building too. Produc- ers Nicole Gifford and Melissa Mallinson have expanded the fest by split- City theater initiative ting invited artists into two separate lineups across two weekends. The first week- end featured dancers Co- receives $10 million rinne Imberski and Michel Rodriguez Cintra; this By Chris Jones In a statement, Gordon said second weekend boasts Chicago Tribune that he and his wife were “proud South Chicago Dance The- to support Mayor Emanuel and atre and Aerial Dance Chi- Mayor Rahm Emanuel an- the Chicago Park District in their cago. HCCDF has become a nounced Friday an estimated efforts to expand cultural pro- reliably good way to dis- $10 million donation to support gramming into every Chicago cover new artists or see his Year of Chicago Theatre neighborhood.” familiar ones in new ways. initiative. The private money, Such funding for a city arts 8 p.m. Saturday at Ruth which comes from Chicago initiative is a rarity, especially Page Center for the Arts, residents James and Andrea when designated for program- 1016 N. Dearborn Parkway; Gordon, is to be designated for ming rather than a flagship $25 at www.hccdf.com JOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE programming and new-work building project. Emanuel said HOWARD REICH development across the city, but the money will be used to im- The city-owned Theater on the Lake was earmarked as one of the especially at the city-owned prove many Park District cultural recipients for Mayor Emanuel’s Year of Chicago Theatre program. CLASSICAL Theater on the Lake and through facilities and sustain some exist- Ravi Coltrane with the Chicago Park District’s Night ing arts-related programs run by “Without programming, the beautifully re- Brandee Younger Out in the Parks neighborhood the city, especially those for its The first day of the Hyde program. youth. Specific programs ex- stored Theater on the Lake does not come Park Jazz Festival always James Gordon is the founder pected to benefit include Art- concludes with a singular and managing partner of the Seed, Inferno, Young Cultural to life. We want it to be an integral part of late-night performance at private-equity firm Edgewater Stewards and T.R.A.C.E. The the University of Chicago’s Funds. The Year of Chicago money is be donated over a 10- the city’s theater scene. We want to bring to Rockefeller Memorial Theatre programming and year period. Chapel. This time, saxo- branding is set to begin in 2019. Emanuel said that the plan light the works of original Chicago writers.” phonist Coltrane will lead a “Without programming, the had been several months in the — Mayor Rahm Emanuel quartet featuring harpist beautifully restored Theater on works, and had followed a lunch Younger, an evocation, the Lake does not come to life,” between himself and Gordon. perhaps, of the partnership Emanuel said in an interview Emanuel further said that the between Coltrane’s parents, Friday. philanthropy was structurally depend on the performance of cultural treasures and programs saxophonist John Coltrane “We want it to be an integral innovative, and that Theater on the fund. in a similar fashion. and pianist-harpist Alice part of the city’s theater scene. the Lake, “would be treated like The plan, Emanuel said, was Coltrane. 11 p.m. to midnight We want to bring to light the one of Jim’s investors, going to persuade other wealthy fig- Chris Jones is a Tribune critic. Saturday, Rockefeller Me- works of original Chicago writ- forward.” In other words, the ures, especially in the world of morial Chapel, 5850 S. ers.” ultimate size of the donation will private equity, to treat the city’s [email protected] Woodlawn Ave. 12 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, September 29, 2018

IN PERFORMANCE Hubbard Street Dance 1 Chicago Fall Series ★★ ⁄2 ASK AMY A nod to mushrooms and By Amy Dickinson a message about earth [email protected] Twitter @askingamy By Chris Jones Chicago Tribune Bridesmaid experience stalls friends Hubbard Street’s Sea- son 41 Fall Series asks a lot Dear Amy: My friend she have a right to be mad wedding. However, they of its audience: The new “Rose” and I met as co- at me for not telling her? Is can be expensive. environmentalist collabo- workers. We’ve always had this a sign our friendship These days, few aspects ration between the chore- fun together, and we used has expired? Or am I just of a wedding are “compul- ographers Emma Portner, to have a lot in common. overreacting? sory.” As long as you com- Lil Buck and Jon Boogz I asked her to be a — Feeling Stuck municate clearly and re- runs close to 90 minutes bridesmaid in my wedding. spectfully with your guests, without a break, a relative We had a great time, and Dear Stuck: When she you can create your own rarity in the world of con- she was very helpful. Our learned of your pregnancy, event — in your own style. temporary dance. friendship continued as my “Rose” extended a “bid” I recently attended a Alas, there is no discreet husband and I moved two for connection. Granted, wedding where the couple exit from the Harris Thea- hours away. she seems to have made sent out their invitations ter, and thus the price paid Two years ago, she asked your pregnancy about your via email. Virtual invita- by that decision Thursday me to be her matron of relationship with her, but tions can be creative and night was a stream of honor. Where my wedding she has told you honestly inventive. RSVPs are easy people heading variously was a simple walk in the that she feels she is trying to send and to compile, and and loudly for the exit, all park, hers was the worst harder than you are and they are a low-cost option the way up to the top of experience of my life. She that she doesn’t want to to printing and postage. the theater. turned into a Bridezilla lose your friendship. They were missing a TODD ROSENBERG PHOTO and was ungrateful for Rose has discerned that Dear Amy: Your response very interesting collage of Choreographers Jon Boogz and Lil Buck presented “There everything everyone did you are backing away, and to “Wondering Mother” diverse talents, given that Was Nothing” as part of Hubbard Street’s Fall Series. for her. I ended up in debt she is telling you she was right on! This mom the original music here because of the money I doesn’t want this to hap- had an adult daughter was composed by Devonte When: Through Sunday movement on an equal spent on it. pen. Her assertiveness living with her who re- Hynes (aka Blood Orange) Where: Harris Theater for level or function more as Since then, we have not probably contributed to fused to disclose her and performed live by Music and Dance, 205 E. stylized wallpaper. That’s a been the greatest friends. A her being a good brides- whereabouts. Chicago’s Third Coast Randolph St. choice needing to be made. year ago, she and her hus- maid at your low-key wed- I am an independent Percussion. Similarly, there’s more band moved 30 minutes ding, as well as a nightmare 89-year-old widow who I suspect the artists, Running time: 1 hour, 25 work yet to do on how to away from us. I felt awful Bridezilla at her own. welcomed my daughter to most of whom are new to minutes order the space. The Third that I no longer wanted to You could encourage share my home in Cali- Hubbard Street, wanted to Tickets: $25-$110 at 312- Coast maestros take up a be close with her. We don’t her to go away — and likely fornia after her long career encourage their viewers to 635-3799 or www.hubbard lot of room, sometimes talk much anymore. stay away — if you were as as a musician in New York. make sustained narrative streetdance.com crunching the incompara- My husband and I re- honest with her as she is We are enjoying a per- connections about their ble Hubbard Street danc- cently found out that I am being with you. You could fect arrangement. We have stated theme of sustain- ers around their instru- pregnant with our first say to her, “The reason I very different schedules ability (and our lack of ments. child. It was a surprise to didn’t go out of my way to and keep each other ap- attention thereto). An human body — at once How the former is us. We are a more reserved let you know about my prised of departures and inspiration, the artists part of the natural land- meant to interact with the couple, so we didn’t make a pregnancy is because your returns for both courtesy have said, was Paul scape but also the source latter is not yet clear — the super big deal about telling wedding seemed to mark a and safety reasons. Stamets’ book “Mycelium of its corruption. That presence of live musicians people other than our turning point in our friend- We also use an app Running,” the thesis of compelling ambivalence always is a gift, but so families. ship. I felt exhausted by it, called Life360 to keep which involves us growing resonates throughout the forceful a visual presence As Rose and I are in and you never expressed track of each other’s loca- more mushrooms so as to piece. necessitates decisions on such an awkward place your gratitude to me, so tions on our iPhones, in harness the rejuvenating There is text: original deeper, in-the-moment right now, I didn’t make an I’ve backed away.” case she is late returning benefits of the fungus poetry performed by Rob- matters. effort to tell her. We made from a gig or I am late from parts known as mycelium, in Sanders in the Boogz To encapsulate all of the official announcement Dear Amy: I’m planning a meeting or hike (which I weapons in the environ- and Lil Buck piece called that: The program is intel- on social media. A few days my wedding, which will often do on my own). mental battle against “There Was Nothing” and, lectually rigorous and ago, I received a long mes- take place next spring. — Aging and Secure deforestation, toxic waste in Portner’s piece, Sylvia largely meets the challenge sage from her saying how In your opinion, is it and other human-caused Plath’s “Mushrooms” (in of connecting dancer to hurt she is that I didn’t tell necessary to send printed Dear Secure: I love hear- debasements of our pre- an interesting irony, it is dust, the stuff to which we her and that I am not try- invitations? People seem to ing success stories about cious Earth. noted that the sponsor of all will return. But it still ing in our friendship, disagree on whether this is generations cohabiting That’s not easy to trans- the piece is Conagra needs to find how to whereas she is going out of compulsory. successfully. late into physical move- Brands Foundation). But breathe. her way to stay friends and — Anxious Bride ment, but these three at least as it reached my doesn’t want to lose me. Copyright 2018 by Amy young artists certainly ear, the text is indistinct Chris Jones is a Tribune No congrats, no well Dear Anxious: Printed Dickinson manage to intensely ex- and it was hard to know critic. wishes, no happy mes- invitations are a nice keep- press the strange intersec- whether it was intended sages. I’ve always let peo- sake; they can also estab- Distributed by Tribune tional role played by the to interplay with the [email protected] ple walk all over me. Does lish the “look” of your Content Agency

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Bridge East-West vulnerable, West deals North ♠ 942 ♥ 74 Dick Tracy By Joe Staton and Mike Curtis ♦ 843 ♣ QJ852 West East ♠ 8 ♠ 10 5 ♥ AKQJ92 ♥ 63 ♦ 10 7 5 ♦ QJ92 ♣ K94 ♣ A10763 South ♠ AKQJ763 ♥ 10 8 5 ♦ AK6 ♣ Void It was early in the club’s Saturday night duplicate when Hard Luck Louie found himself declarer on today’s deal. Louie had only nine tricks in his hand, but it was reasonable Animal Crackers By Mike Osbun to bid game and hope that partner could provide one more. The queen of diamonds was possible, for example. West cashed two high hearts and continued with a third round of the suit The bidding: when East high- lowed. Louie ruffed West North East South with dummy’s nine 1♥ Pass 1NT 4♠ of spades, but East All pass was able to over-ruff ♥ and shift to the queen Opening lead: Ace of of diamonds. Louie had an unavoidable diamond loser and finished down one. “6-2 hearts and East with the 10 of spades to boot,” said Louie. “Everything happens to me.” Lucky Larry played the same contract after the same Prickly City By Scott Stantis auction, and the defense was exactly the same. Instead of ruffing the third heart in dummy, however, Larry simply discarded a low diamond from dummy. East discarded a high club, so West shifted to a club at trick four. Larry ruffed, drew the outstanding trumps in two rounds, and ruffed his diamond loser in dummy. Making four! Note that even if the trumps had split 3-0, Larry would still make his contract as long as the defender with three trumps followed to three rounds of diamonds. Nicely played!

—BobJones [email protected]

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Dustin By Steve Kelley and Jeff Parker Sudoku 9/29

ForBetterorforWorseBy Lynn Johnston

Complete the grid so each row, column and 3-by-3 box in bold borders contains Blondie By Dean Young and John Marshall every digit 1 to 9. Friday’s solutions

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Jumble Unscramble the four Jumbles, one letter per square, to form four words. Then arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as suggested by this cartoon. Hägar the Horrible By Chris Browne

Mutts By Patrick McDonnell

Answer here

Friday’s answers

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WuMo By Mikael Wulff and Anders Morgenthaler Crossword 9/29

Sherman’s Lagoon By Jim Toomey

Brewster Rockit: Space Guy! By Tim Rickard

Across 35 Modicum 12 Sulky 1 Garden lure 36 One of a nursery 13 It’s often used to make 10 Prefix meaning “coil” rhyme trio paste 15 It straddles the border 37 Most successful 14 Traditional Christmas Broom-Hilda By Russell Myers of two western states African-American PGA Eve dish for some 16 Brass, for one golfer before Woods 21 Traffic stopper, at 17 Closing question 38 Custom finish? times 18 Subjects for reviewers 39 Made it up 22 Tailored 19 Kind of gravel 40 Follow 23 Power source 20 What some glasses 41 Armadas on the road 24 Elastic wrap brand lack 43 Turnovers, e.g. 25 Herbivore named for 21 Observed visiting 44 Take out its habitat 22 Break off loudly 45 Shot in the dark 26 List on a ticket 23 Write the wrong 46 Clicking sound? 27 In the cards number on, perhaps 49 “Battlestar Galactica” 30 Takes an interest in 24 Legal option commander 33 Revolutionary 27 Warning after using 50 One who’s no fun to pamphleteer an iron play with 34 Top Trivia Bits Jumble Crossword 28 A.L. East squad 52 Showed up 36 Far from subtle 29 __ space 53 Bicycle tire feature 37 High-tech During her 30 Glove material 54 Discharge communications musical ca- 31 Speech interruptions 55 Tiny arboreal portmanteau reer, Victoria 32 Work to get amphibians 40 Feel a strong need Beckham, nee 33 Support on the way (for) Adams, was up Down 42 Rest area array better known 34 Cookout choice 1 Indication of an offense 43 Made off with by what name? 2 Take a little off 45 Use an updraft, say A) Baby Spice Friday’s solution 3 Many of its products 46 Old movie dog B) Ginger Spice are named for 47 Be mindful of C) Posh Spice Scandinavian places 48 Administrative D) Sporty Spice 4 Mountain __ branches Friday’s answer: 5 Hardly transitory 50 Low mil. rank The presenta- 6 Like much flower 51 Granada bear tion of the No- symmetry bel Peace Prize 7 Defeat decisively takes place in 8 Quite a stretch Want more Oslo, Norway. 9 One who does a waggle dance puzzles? 10 Sensitive health class © 2018 Leslie Elman. By Gail Grabowski. Edited by Rich subject Go to chicagotribune Distributed by Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis. .com/games Creators.com By David L. Hoyt. © 2018 Tribune Content Agency, LLC. 11 Practiced diligently 16 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, September 29, 2018

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For information on how dental implants can change your life, please call EON Clinics at 312-827-6453 and schedule your FREE consultation. Saturday, September 29, 2018 | Section 2 CHICAGO SPORTS CUBS Chicago’s best sports section, as judged by the Associated Press Sports Editors MAGIC NUMBER NL PLAYOFF PICTURE Combination of Cubs wins and Brewers losses needed * — Late W L GB In? Friday Saturday Sun. Trending 2to clinch the NL Central. Cubs 94 66 —  Won 8-4 vs. STL 12:05 p.m. vs. STL STL Have won 3 in a row WILD-CARD RACE race

Central Brewers 93 67 1  Won 6-5 vs. DET 6:10 p.m. vs. DET DET Have won 7 of last 8 Contenders W-L GB

Won #1 MIL 93-67 +41/2 East Braves 90 70  Won 10-2 at PHI 6:05 p.m. at PHI @PHI Have won 7 of last 9 #2 LAD 88-71 — Won 5-2 vs. WAS 7:10 p.m. vs. WAS WAS Have won 8 in a row Rockies 90 70 —   STL 87-73 11/2

race #1 hosts #2 on Tuesday West Dodgers* 88 71 11/2 Late at SF 3:05 p.m. at SF @SF 9-day run in 1st ended Wednesday Winner plays NL top seed Saturday’sIn pitching matchup: prime Cardinals (Mikolas 17-4, 2.94) at Cubs (Hamels 9-11, 3.87), FOX-32 position

Hendricks in top form, offense returns as Cubs top Cardinals, hang on to lead

CUBS 8, CARDINALS 4 Hendricks peaking at critical moment By Mark Gonzales Chicago Tribune

Kyle Hendricks’ clearly has distanced himself from the days when he would be pulled at the first sign of trouble in the middle innings. As a result, the Cubs don’t have to look over their shoulders in the National League Central because Friday they took another step toward winning their third con- secutive division title. Hendricks preserved the fa- tigued bullpen with eight innings of two-run ball that cut the Cubs’ magic number to two after an 8-4 victory over the Cardinals before 39,442 wet but entertained fans at Wrigley Field. With the Brewers’ triumph on Friday night, the Cubs’ lead over them in the division remained at one game. “He didn’t like when I took him out early (in his career),” said

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Paul Sullivan On the Cubs Cubs’ grind goes down to the end It’s fitting this National League Central race comes down to the final days of the 2018 season. After six months and 160 games, after all the angst and agony over the offense, the in- juries and Maddon being Mad- don, the Cubs go into the final two days with a renewed swagger and a chance to accomplish a goal they made back in spring training. The division is now theirs for the taking after Friday’s 8-4 vic- tory over the Cardinals, and any- thing short of that would qualify as a total bummer, if not an epic collapse. The grind of this season, in- cluding the 30-for-30 stretch without a scheduled day off that ended last week, was real, and the fatigue was palpable. Watching it was hard enough. Going through it was something this group never had experienced together, and JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Ben Zobrist, left, and Anthony Rizzo join the celebration after Friday’s 8-4 victory over the Cardinals, which kept the Cubs in the NL Central lead. Turn to Sullivan, Page 3

BULLS Secondary takes a hit: Elbow injury sidelines Amukamara ruled out By Rich Campbell GAME 4 Markkanen 6-8 weeks Chicago Tribune Buccaneers at Bears Noon Sunday, FOX-32 He’ll miss 12-19 games; of his surgically repaired left The Bears’ good injury fortune ankle, the big news dropped. was bound to run out at some Valentine also benched At 8:37 p.m., the team released a point. But the timing on corner- the second half against the Cardi- with sprained ankle statement that said an MRI exam back Prince Amukamara’s ham- nals on Sunday, defensive coor- revealed Lauri Markkanen suf- string injury really hurts. dinator Vic Fangio said. By K.C. Johnson fered a high grade lateral right As the Buccaneers bring the “They caught some balls in Chicago Tribune elbow sprain from an injury in NFL’s top-ranked offense and front of him, so it was baptism ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/TRIBUNE practice Thursday. The team esti- top-ranked passing attack to under fire,” Fangio said. “But I Bears defensive back Prince Remember those happy vibes mated the franchise cornerstone town, the Bears on Friday ruled didn’t see a guy out there who Amukamara's hamstring injury from Bulls media day, the ones will miss six to eight weeks. the veteran cornerback out for looked out of place. And I’m glad will keep him out of Sunday's where executive vice president It’s a gut punch for the Bulls, Sunday’s game at Soldier Field. he got those reps because it helps game against the Buccaneers. John Paxson talked about the who envisioned Markkanen tak- They’ll also be without reserve him for this week.” team’s depth and perhaps the ing a huge step in his second cornerback Marcus Cooper Veteran slot cornerback Bryce The Bears also ruled rookie most crucial element of all? season after bulking up to 240 (hamstring). That puts undrafted Callahan is a strong candidate to slot receiver Anthony Miller (left “What’s exciting is we’re heal- pounds and limiting his commit- rookie Kevin Toliver in line to start on the outside in the base shoulder) out for Sunday. Coach thy,” Paxson said that day. ment to his Finnish national team. play on the outside in the nickel defense opposite veteran Kyle Matt Nagy indicated Josh Bel- That was so Monday. “Lauri has had such a good defense when the Buccaneers Fuller. In that arrangement, Call- lamy will feature in the group of Friday offered a double dose of summer,” Paxson said recently. use three or more receivers, ahan would move inside and receivers that play in the slot. derailment. Hours after the Bulls “We’re excited about the possibil- which they’ve done more than 60 Toliver would enter to play out- said Denzel Valentine will be ities for him this season.” percent of the time this season. side when the Buccaneers line up [email protected] re-evaluated in one to two weeks Toliver “did fine” in 22 snaps in with more than two receivers. Twitter @Rich_Campbell after suffering a moderate sprain Turn to Bulls, Page 6 2 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, September 29, 2018

COLLEGE FOOTBALL NFL

WEEK 4 PICKS Bears not a good Michigan at Northwestern bet against Bucs TV/radio: 3:30 p.m. Saturday; By Rich Campbell, Dan Wiederer | Chicago Tribune FOX-32, WGN-AM 720. Line: Michigan by 14½. Tribune reporters Rich Campbell and Dan Wiederer are picking Records: Michigan 3-1, 1-0 Big against the spread and each other this season. Ten; Northwestern 1-2, 1-0. Last week, Campbell came back to earth and Wiederer found a spark — but at least both are in the black. (10 points for a win, minus-10 for a loss) KEYS TO THE GAME Season scoreboard: Campbell 50, Wiederer 30

1. Get stellar offensive line play. The common thread from North- Game of the week Wiederer (3-0): Browns (plus western’s slow starts and down 3) at Raiders. If fun is what years is an injured offensive line. Ravens (plus 3) at Steelers we’re after here, then grab a Starting tackles Rashawn Slater Campbell (2-1): Ravens. One ticket for the Baker Mayfield and Blake Hance got banged up in of the NFL’s fiercest rivalries train. Last September, much of the Week 2 loss to Duke, and right often features close games. Ohio was incensed by May- guard Tommy Doles was held out Five of the last six meetings field’s midfield flag-planting against Akron. Indications are have been decided by a touch- antics after Oklahoma’s win at that Slater and Hance are back to down or less. The Ravens can Ohio State. All aboard! full strength. They need to be to win outright, so I’ll go with deal with Michigan, which regis- value here. tered 14 tackles for a loss against Wiederer (1-2): Steelers. Did a Stay away Nebraska on Saturday. Monday night victory over the Campbell (3-0): Dolphins 2. Find a way to survive Buccaneers calm the dysfunc- (plus 6½) at Patriots. The Pats without Jeremy Larkin. tion in Pittsburgh? Is the Steel- are 1-2 straight up and ATS, John Moten IV will get the first ers offense too dynamic for the with their only win coming at shot, given his experience and Ravens to keep up with? Sure. home against the (lousy) Tex- knowledge of pass protection. And probably. Still, this one ans in Week 1. Are the Pats not Plus he’s among the fastest play- could come down to the final good? Are Adam Gase’s 3-0 ers on the team. “He looks like a drive. Dolphins for real? Uhhhhh, gazelle out there,” running backs yes? coach Lou Ayeni said. True fresh- TONY AVELAR/AP Lock of the week Wiederer (2-1): Broncos (plus man Drake Anderson is also a Standout running back Bryce Love will give Notre Dame fits if the 5) vs. Chiefs. As red hot as burner (“electric with the foot- Irish fail to contain him in Saturday night’s game in South Bend, Ind. Campbell (1-2): Colts (minus Patrick Mahomes is, getting ball,” Ayeni said) but could be 1) vs. Texans. The Texas are 0 more than four points in a held out until later in the season. for their last 8 against the division game at home seems The sturdier Isaiah Bowser spread dating to last year. Is hard to pass up. Still, Mahomes enrolled in January and believes What’s Love got Las Vegas still stuck on the hot is red hot. Proceed with caution. he’s ready. Said Ayeni: “He’s big- stretch they had last season? ger, more of a downhill guy. He Texans quarterback Deshaun has surprising feet for a big guy.” Watson is off to a modest start Close to home 3. Don’t let Shea Patterson go with a 59.4 completion per- Bears (minus 3) vs. Buccaneers deep. to do with it? centage. Colts win, Colts cover. Campbell (2-1): Buccaneers. Northwestern has allowed six Irish to find out against elite Stanford rusher Wiederer (1-2): Cowboys (mi- The value is with the under- plays of 40-plus yards in just nus- 3) vs. Lions. Give me dogs in a game either team can three games. That’s alarming. By LaMond Pope scrimmage and then be able to Ezekiel Elliott at home against win. The Bears defense is legit, a vulnerable Lions run defense Freshman cornerback Greg Post-Tribune burst and accelerate. He’s dy- but they did lose to the only Newsome has been susceptible namic.” that is allowing 149.3 rushing good offense they have faced to double moves. Michigan went SOUTH BEND, Ind. — An Linebacker Te’von Coney, yards per game and 5.4 yards this season. Can they pressure almost a full calendar year with- injury prevented Heisman Tro- who’s second on the team to per attempt — both league Ryan Fitzpatrick enough to out a touchdown pass to a re- phy candidate Christian McCaf- Tranquill (33) with 32 tackles, worsts. compensate for Prince ceiver. But with Patterson and his frey from playing when Stanford also used “dynamic” to describe Amukamara’s absence because NFL-caliber arm in the pocket, last visited Notre Dame in 2016. Love. Upset of the week of a hamstring strain? The receiver Donovan Peoples-Jones Bryce Love more than filled “He’s really fast, a strong lower guess here is no. has emerged as one of the Big the void nicely in his first career body,” Coney said. “He has great Campbell (2-1): Lions (+130) Wiederer (3-0): Buccaneers. Ten’s top end-zone threats. He start, rushing for 129 yards and a vision. The key to getting him is at Cowboys. The Lions are I’ve been thoroughly im- has four touchdown catches. touchdown in the Cardinal’s 17- getting behind the line of scrim- averaging 23.3 points per pressed by the Bears defense 10 victory. mage and making plays. Be a game. The Cowboys? Only 13.7. this month. But they have yet I started selling on Dak to face an offense with this THE WINNER When No. 7 Stanford (4-0) player and go out there and make returns to Notre Dame Stadium the play.” Prescott after his rookie sea- many weapons. Teddy Greenstein’s pick: This for a top-10 showdown Saturday Notre Dame is 62nd nationally son, thinking he was available is a bad matchup at the worst night with the eighth-ranked against the run, allowing 145 in the fourth round for a Close to home, possible time for Northwestern. Irish (4-0), Love will return as yards per game. The Irish al- reason. Wiederer (1-2): Cardinals one of the most respected players lowed a season-high 259 rushing total Michigan 31, Northwestern 10. (+150) vs. Seahawks. The Sea- in the nation. yards last week against Wake hawks are three-point favor- Bears-Bucs over/under: 46.5 “The best back in the country,” Forest. Campbell (2-1): Under. May- ites against a sloppy Cardinals Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly In addition to preparing for be we’ll get to 3 p.m Sunday and squad. But ... if the line looks said of Love. “Once you think he’s Love, the Irish must contend all be talking about how Matt too good to be true and smells down, he’s gone. with the Cardinal’s improved Nagy’s downsized game plan too good to be true, it’s prob- “He’s going to get his yards. passing game. Stanford ranks sparked a Mitch Trubisky scor- ably too good to be true. Yes, He’s just too good of a player. higher nationally in passing of- ing spree. But I doubt it, and I the Cardinals are a mess. But … You’re really focusing on making fense (46th) than rushing (119th). think the Bears defense slows give me the Cardinals. sure that you’re not short at the “You’ve got a number of really the Bucs passing game enough Stanford at point of attack. elite receivers that can go up and to barely beat the under. “You can’t put him in a situa- get the football,” Kelly said. Just for fun Wiederer (1-2): Over. One of Notre Dame tion where he can go the dis- “(Quarterback K.J.) Costello is these weeks, the Bears offense tance. You’re strategically look- playing great. You have Love, a Campbell (1-2): Browns (plus is going to have to give the TV/radio: 6:30 p.m. Saturday; ing at minimizing his opportuni- stout defense and a team that 3) at Raiders. Baker Mayfield is defense the support it de- NBC-5, WMVP-AM 1000. ties to turn easy offensive plays believes that they can win re- the most fun player in the NFL serves. Against a Bucs defense Line: Notre Dame by 5½. into touchdowns.” gardless. They were down 24-7 right now, so why not take the that is allowing an average of Records: Stanford 4-0; Love finished second to Okla- (last week at Oregon) and they points and hop on the band- 433.3 yards and 30.3 points per Notre Dame 4-0. homa quarterback Baker May- came back and won (38-31 in wagon? The Browns are 3-0 game, this feels like an ideal field in last year’s Heisman vot- overtime). ATS, including a frisky show- get-well opportunity. ing after rushing for 2,118 yards “And they have beaten Notre ing on the road against the KEYS TO THE GAME and 19 touchdowns. That in- Dame (three consecutive times). Saints. Is there anything funni- [email protected] Twitter cluded 125 yards in a 38-20 They believe that they can come er than the Raiders ranking @Rich_Campbell 32nd in the NFL in sacks per [email protected] Twitter 1. Get more of the same out of victory against Notre Dame. in here and beat Notre Dame. We @danwiederer the quarterback position. Having begun this season as have a lot of things that we have pass attempt? Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly one of the Heisman favorites, to overcome, and we’ll have to be hasn’t named his starting quarter- Love hasn’t been as spectacular ready for them.” back, but in all likelihood Ian in terms of numbers with 254 That means the possibility of a Book will get the nod again after rushing yards and two touch- whole lot of Love. NFL NOTES his big performance at Wake downs in three games. Stanford “He’s an electrifying player,” Forest. Book did everything the has had injuries on its offensive defensive end Khalid Kareem Irish needed. He was accurate, line, but the Irish know Love’s said. completing 73.5 percent of his capabilities. “That’s definitely a guy you Steelers’ DeCastro, passes. He got everyone involved; “His ability to accelerate, his have to pay a little bit extra 10 players had at least one catch. ability to make defenders miss in attention to.” He had success inside the oppo- tight spaces makes him unique,” Gilbert set to play nent’s 20; Notre Dame scored linebacker Drue Tranquill said. [email protected] News services Sunday’s game for preventive seven touchdowns in seven red- “He’ll be slow behind the line of Twitter @lamondpope measures. zone opportunities. And he was It looks like the Steelers will DeCastro sustained a signifi- careful with the ball, finishing return the starting right side of cant knee injury, causing him to with no interceptions. Stanford is their offensive line for a home miss most of his rookie season 83rd nationally in pass defense, GAMES TO WATCH divisional rivalry meeting with in 2012, but the two-time All- allowing 223.8 yards per game. the Ravens on Sunday night. Pro has been durable ever 2. Don’t jump-start Bryce Starting right guard David since. He followed it by starting Love’s Heisman campaign. Conference showdowns DeCastro and right tackle 79 of the next 81 games, includ- The Stanford running back Marcus Gilbert both practiced ing a streak of 71 starts that was entered the season as one of the in full this week after missing the longest among active NFL favorites for the Heisman Trophy take spotlight in Week 5 the team’s first win Monday guards at the time. but has only one game with against the Buccaneers be- “I’ve been pretty lucky the more than 100 rushing yards cause of injury. past couple years,” DeCastro (136 against USC) and has slipped “I feel really good,” DeCas- said. “I did everything I could in the Heisman race. But he’s still tro said. “I’m just looking to get back to this point and one of the elite backs in college forward to getting back out now here football. The Irish are 62nd na- Syracuse at Clemson South Carolina at Kentucky there.” I am, so we’ll go from there.” tionally in rushing defense, allow- 11 a.m. Saturday, ABC-7 6:30 p.m. Saturday, SEC Net- DeCastro broke a bone in his ing 145 yards per game, and al- Trevor Lawrence’s first start work right hand during the season Fournette game-day call: lowed 259 against Wake Forest. comes against the only team A win by the 4-0 Wildcats opener against the Browns and Jaguars running back Leonard 3. Contain JJ Arcega-White- that beat the Tigers in the would clearly establish them as missed the previous two Fournette will be a game-day side. regular season last year. The Georgia’s biggest threat in the games. Gilbert missed Mon- decision for the third straight The Irish faced a top-tier receiver unbeaten Orange are averaging SEC East — and perhaps RB day’s game against with a week. last week in Greg Dortch and 49.5 points behind QB Eric Benny Snell as a Heisman hamstring injury. Both were Fournette, who strained his limited him to six catches and Dungey. candidate. full participants in practice right hamstring in the season 56 yards. This week, the challenge this week. opener, practiced Friday but is trying to contain the 6-foot-3, “That’s behind me now,” still was listed as questionable 225-pound Arcega-Whiteside, Gilbert said. “It’s just a little for Sunday’s game against the who has 17 catches for 408 yards hiccup, but that’s the case with Jets. and seven touchdowns as QB K.J. injuries. I had to do whatever I Fournette says he’s getting Costello’s top target. West Virginia at Texas Tech Ohio State at Penn State had to do to get back out on the better but isn’t ready to commit 11 a.m. Saturday, ESPN2 6:30 p.m. Saturday, ABC-7 field.” to returning. The Red Raiders are coming The last two meetings were DeCastro said Friday the He says he’s “just getting THE WINNER off a surprising smackdown of classics that decided the Big swelling is subsiding and back in my routine, practicing, Oklahoma State, but Will Grier Ten East title. Saturday’s win- strength is returning in his cutting and stuff like that. It’s LaMond Pope’s pick: Stanford’s and the Mountaineers passing ner will be the conference’s last injured hand. He also said he tricky with hamstrings. You can offense will deliver a late TD. game poses a different level of remaining unbeaten team. plans to wear a protective feel good one day but then Stanford 30, Notre Dame 27. test. — Joel Boyd brace on his hand during something might happen.” D Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, September 29, 2018 3

CUBS 8, CARDINALS 4 WHITE SOX

CUBS NOTES Lopez ‘Lucky’ solid, but to play, Giolito is Bryant mauled homers By Dave Campbell Associated Press By Mark Gonzales Chicago Tribune MINNEAPOLIS — Reynaldo Lopez finished an encouraging Kris Bryant took one of his first full season with another worst swings of the season strong start, but he didn’t quite when he flailed at an Adam match Jose Berrios as the Twins Wainwright curveball in the defeated the White Sox 2-1 in the first. first game of a day-night double- But Bryant said Friday he header Friday at Target Field. was fortunate even to be In the nightcap, Sox starter playing, even after he smacked Lucas Giolito was rocked for another Wainwright curve in seven earned runs in 1 1/3 his next at-bat for a 448-foot innings of the Sox’s 12-4 loss. He home run that helped the Cubs finished his season with a 6.13 earn an 8-4 victory over the ERA. Cardinals at Wrigley Field. Lopez, who finished 7-10 with The game was Bryant’s first a 3.91 ERA, allowed four hits and since missing two after suffer- two runs while striking out five ing a left hand bruise on an in six innings. The 24-year-old errant pitch from the Pirates’ right-hander did match his sea- Ivan Nova. son high with five walks, and “Very lucky,” Bryant said. Tyler Austin’s RBI groundout in “That’s probably is one of the the first and Willians Astudillo’s worst hit by pitches I’ve had in sacrifice fly in the sixth were all my whole life. It’s scary. I don’t the Twins needed. know how we end up not Lopez logged 40 innings over breaking bones in our hands his last six starts, with a any time we get hit in the hand sparkling 1.13 ERA and 41 strike- because it’s so fragile. … But it outs. feels good.” “I’m leaving this season in a Bryant felt very satisfied that much better way than how I he adjusted to Wainwright’s entered the season,” Lopez said curve in his second at-bat. through a team interpreter. “I “This year hasn’t gone the learned a lot.” way I expected it to or wanted Berrios, also 24, became the it to, but I feel I have handled first Twins pitcher in eight years everything great,” Bryant said. to reach 200 strikeouts, finishing The Cubs slugger spent his All-Star season with a 3.84 nearly eight weeks covering JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE ERA and 202 strikeouts. The last two stints on the 10-day disa- Kyle Hendricks, who gave up two runs on seven hits in eight innings, throws to the Cardinals in the first. Twins pitchers to reach that bled list with left shoulder milestone were Francisco Liri- inflammation. ano (201) in 2010 and Johan “It feels good to get back in Santana (235) in 2007. there and do something for the Berrios (12-11) struck out nine team and do it at the right Hendricks key batters in seven innings, allow- time,” Bryant said. ing just three hits and one run on Manager Joe Maddon hasn’t Leury Garcia’s RBI single in the been reticent in moving Bryant third. Berrios walked four. Trev- from third base to left field Cubs, from Page 1 THE BOX SCORE outings from Aug. 30-Sept. 22, or May earned the save. because of the emergence of ST. LOUIS AB R H BI SO AVG 2015, en route to the NL Cy After four outs by Taylor Carpenter 1b 41001.257 rookie David Bote at third. manager Joe Maddon, adding Martinez rf 51100.305 Young Award. Rogers, Trevor May struck out DeJong ss 50111.238 Bote was credited with sev- that those discussions were civil. Ozuna lf 40210.280 Hendricks has allowed two the last two batters to notch his Gyorko 3b 30000.265 en assists, and he robbed Paul “He has earned everything he has Molina c 40000.263 earned runs or fewer in eight second save and end the game Wong 2b 20200.249 DeJong of an RBI double with gotten. He’s unique in today’s d-Munoz ph 11100.278 consecutive starts, posting a 5-1 that was a makeup from the a diving stop in the sixth. game, how he pitches.” Bader cf 40100.266 record and 1.66 ERA during that mid-April weekend when the Wainwright p 00000.091 “It has been fun to watch Before the game, Maddon a-Garcia ph 10000.221 stretch. Sox and Twins had three straight Webb p 00000.000 him make some of those plays looked at the scoreboard and told Brebbia p 00000.000 “I’m not surprised,” Jason games postponed by a snow- b-Adams ph 10001.239 look easy,” Bryant said. Hendricks it would be nice to get Norris p 00000 — Heyward said. “We don’t take it storm. Shreve p 00000.000 Bote, a natural second base- his 14th victory and 200 innings Hicks p 00000.000 for granted. He expects that out Juan Minaya and Caleb Frare man, took advantage of Bry- Friday. Leone p 00000 — of himself.” each pitched a scoreless inning e-O’Neill ph 11110.256 ant’s injury and has made 41 “(But) I told Joe, ‘Don’t worry TOTALS 354933 The Cubs provided Hendricks for the Sox, whose batters went starts at third. about that at all,’ ” Hendricks CUBS AB R H BI SO AVG with early support and added 4-for-30 with 12 strikeouts. The Murphy 2b 32210.297 “He was really good, but it’s said. “ ‘We have to win this game. Almora cf 10120.286 four runs in the seventh and K’s increased their team total to Zobrist rf-2b 41100.309 not a surprise to any of us,” That’s No. 1. That will give me Rizzo 1b 30120.278 eighth innings. A big difference 1,563, eight behind the Brewers’ Maddon said. “He’s a weapon something to shoot for next Baez ss 40003.291 was that the Cubs took advantage all-time record of 1,571 from last Heyward cf-rf 40110.271 on defense.” year.’ ” Bryant lf 32111.276 each of the Cardinals’ three season. Contreras c 41001.250 Giving up two runs on seven Hendricks p 21001.067 errors, starting with a grounder Injury update: c-La Stella ph 01000.271 THE BOX SCORE Pedro Strop hits in eight innings, Hendricks De La Rosa p 00000.000 second baseman Kolten Wong GAME 2 Bote 3b 30112.240 WHITE SOX AB R H BI SO AVG threw off a mound for the (14-11) fell one inning short of TOTALS 318888 bobbled that scored the second Moncada 2b 41101 .233 second time Thursday, but reaching the 200-inning mark for St. Louis 000 002 002 — 4 9 3 run in the first. Sanchez 3b 41111 .245 CUBS 200 110 13x — 8 8 3 Palka rf 30112 .237 hasn’t fully recovered from a the first time in his career, but his Kris Bryant, playing for the Davidson 1b 30001 .230 a-grounded out for Wainwright in the 6th. b-struck out Narvaez dh 40200 .272 left hamstring injury. blend of pitching economically in for Brebbia in the 7th. c-walked for Hendricks in the first time since suffering a left Smith c 41112 .290 8th. d-singled, advanced to 3rd for Wong in the 9th. e- Delmonico lf 40100 .217 “He’s not 100 percent com- the early innings before shifting singled for Leone in the 9th. E: Gyorko 2 (16), Wong (9), hand bruise, started in left and Rondon ss 41110 .237 fortable on the landing yet, but away somewhat from his Baez (17), Bryant (14), Bote (5). LOB: St. Louis 8, Chi- smacked a curveball off Adam cago 6. 2B: Martinez (30), DeJong (24), Wong (18), Mur- Cordell cf 40000 .067 pretty darn close,” Maddon changeup enabled Maddon to phy (14). HR: Bryant (13), off Wainwright. RBIs: DeJong Wainwright for a home run in the TOTALS 34 4 8 4 7 (66), Ozuna (88), O’Neill (23), Murphy (42), Rizzo 2 (99), MINNESOTA AB R H BI SO AVG Heyward (56), Bryant (50), Bote (33), Almora 2 (40). SF: said. “He’s further along than use explore late-inning options fourth that traveled an estimated Mauer dh 42201 .280 Murphy, Rizzo. S: Wainwright. Runners left in scoring 1-Petit pr-dh 10000 .246 we anticipated.” besides Steve Cishek, Carl Ed- position: St. Louis 4 (Carpenter, Martinez 2, Molina); a 448 feet. Chicago 3 (Zobrist, Rizzo, Contreras). RISP: St. Louis 2 Polanco ss 42113 .286 Maddon wasn’t sure wards Jr. and Jesse Chavez. All for 12; Chicago 3 for 11. Runners moved up: DeJong, David Bote was charged with a-Gimenez ph-3b 10001 .214 Ozuna. GIDP: Gyorko. DP: Chicago 1 (Bote, Murphy, Cave cf 43201 .269 whether Strop would pitch three had pitched in the previous Rizzo). an error in the seventh, but he Grossman lf 41231 .277 Field lf 10100 .217 ST. LOUIS IP H R ER BB SO ERA before the end of the regular two games but now will be rested made several spectacular plays in Garver 1b 51460 .268 Wnwrght, L, 2-4 554417 4.46 Kepler rf 40121 .222 season, which is Sunday, but he and ready Saturday to assist 1 his third consecutive start at Webb ⁄3 00000 4.58 Forsythe 2b 30002 .230 2 appears to be healing more left-hander Cole Hamels. Brebbia ⁄3 00000 3.20 third base. Adrianza 3b-ss 41000 .251 Norris 0 11010 3.59 Graterol c 42100 .400 quickly than he had been “This is what you live for,” Shreve 100000 3.96 “This team finds a way to pick TOTALS 39 12 14 12 10 2 Hicks ⁄3 13321 3.59 1 expected to since injuring his Hendricks said. “These are the Leone ⁄3 10000 4.50 each other up,” Bryant said. “It’s WHITE SOX 001 010 020 — 4 8 1 leg while running to first base games you want to play in, that CUBS IP H R ER BB SO ERA nice to know I don’t have to be Minnesota 343 010 10x — 12 14 0 Hndks, W, 14-11 8 7 2 2 2 2 3.44 a-struck out for Polanco in the 8th. 1-ran for Mauer in the on Sept. 13. have meaning like this.” De La Rosa 1 2 2 0 0 1 3.44 perfect because there are guys 6th. E: Moncada (20). LOB: Chicago 6, Minnesota 11. 2B: Before the game, the Cubs Hendricks is peaking at the Norris pitched to 2 batters in the 7th. Inherited run- who pick us up. Moncada (29), Cave (16), Garver 2 (19), Field (12). 3B: ners-scored: Shreve 2-1, Leone 3-2. HBP: Hendricks Sanchez (10). HR: Rondon (6), off De Jong; Smith (3), off activated catcher Bobby Wil- right time for a Cubs team that (Carpenter), Hicks (Bryant). Umpires: H, Adam Hamar- “Our destiny is in our hands. If De Jong. RBIs: Sanchez (54), Palka (67), Smith (21), Ron- iTime: 3:07. A: 39,442 (41,649). don (14), Polanco (41), Grossman 3 (48), Garver 6 (45), son from the 10-day disabled has its sights set on a deep run in we (pick each other up), we’re Kepler 2 (56). SB: Adrianza (5). Runners left in scoring position: Chicago 5 (Moncada, Davidson 2, Smith, Ron- list. Wilson was acquired from the playoffs. going to be in a good spot.” don); Minnesota 5 (Polanco, Forsythe, Adrianza 3). RISP: Chicago 1 for 10; Minnesota 7 for 18. Runners moved up: the Twins on Aug. 30 but has Hendricks has pitched at least career, the first time a Cubs Delmonico, Rondon, Kepler. GIDP: Smith. DP: Minnesota [email protected] 1 (De Jong, Forsythe, Garver). yet to play because of an ankle 7 2/3 innings in three consecutive starter has accomplished this feat WHITE SOX IP H R ER BB SO ERA

Twitter @MDGonzales 1 sprain. starts for the first time in his since Jake Arrieta had five such Giolto, L, 10-13 1 ⁄3 5 7 7 4 2 6.13 2 Santiago 4 ⁄3 7 4 4 2 7 4.50 Scahill 2 2 1 1 1 1 5.40 MINNESOTA IP H R ER BB SO ERA De Jong, W, 1-1 6 4 2 2 1 4 3.57 Drake 110001 5.40 Vasquez 1 2 2 2 1 1 6.75 Slegers 1 1 0 0 0 1 5.27 Cubs’ swagger shows as grind goes down to end Inherited runners-scored: Santiago 2-1. HBP: Santiago (Kepler), Vasquez (Davidson). WP: De Jong, Giolito 2.Um- pires: H, John Tumpane; 1B, John Libka; 2B, Jim Reynolds; Sullivan, from Page 1 fourth inning, after flailing away postseason. Pedro Strop was in “It was too late,” he said. “A lot 3B, Jansen Visconti. Time: 3:02. A: 28,191 (38,649). at Wainwright’s curveball on two the bullpen, but his status now is of guys were gone when I finally coming out of it with a division straight pitches while striking unknown as he rehabs his ham- figured things out.” THE BOX SCORE title and a few days off to veg out out in his first at-bat. string injury. It’s just as well. A simple toast GAME 1 WHITE SOX AB R H BI SO AVG will make it all worthwhile. “It felt good,” he said. “Making They all have gone through a for a job well done is much more Sanchez 3b 4 0102 .245 “Every year has its own story, an adjustment from my first lot together, and we have had an meaningful, and they can save L.Garcia 2b 4 0111 .276 A.Garcia rf 3 0101 .238 its own different journey,” An- at-bat, having a really bad at bat. up-close-and-personal view of the champagne for clinching the Cordell rf 0 0000 .077 Palka lf 30002 .236 thony Rizzo said. “This year the … Making an adjustment is the how they have matured and division, if they get it done. Or Davidson 1b 4 0002 .231 Narvaez dh 2 0001 .269 roller coaster was a little more most satisfying thing you can evolved as players and adults. even if they don’t because Mad- a-Smith ph-dh 1 0001 .291 Castillo c 3 0101 .257 peaks and valleys than last year, have in this game. He made me One of the most encouraging don said they would celebrate Anderson ss 3 1000 .240 and the year before. It’s not look foolish the first time, and I things heard Friday was man- even if they lost the division. Engel cf 3 0001 .235 TOTALS 30 1 4 1 12 smooth sailing here. You figure did something in between that ager Joe Maddon’s revelation the Either way, the grind goes on, MINNESOTA AB R H BI SO AVG out ways to win as a team.” at-bat and the next (one). Some- team celebrated its fourth con- and Cubs are acting like they Mauer dh 4 1 2 0 1 .278 Polanco ss 4 0 0 0 2 .286 The Cubs have done that, so thing clicked, and it’s very satis- secutive postseason clinching a have been there before, because Cave cf 3 1 1 0 2 .266 Grossman lf 2 0 2 0 0 .275 far, and Friday was another ex- fying.” day late and with absolutely no they have. Austin 1b 3 0 0 1 1 .233 ample of their ability to shrug off This is a completely different fanfare, like a married couple “We have been in pressure Kepler rf 4 0 0 0 0 .221 Astudillo c 1 0 0 1 0 .353 adversity and come out stronger team than the group that came belatedly celebrating their anni- situations,” Bryant said. “We Adrianza 3b 3 0 0 0 1 .254 Petit 2b 3 0 0 0 1 .250 for having gone through it. together in 2015 and announced versary with a Netflix night and easily could have lost that game TOTALS 27 2 5 2 8

Kyle Hendricks was 5-8 with a it was here to stay. Rizzo, Bryant, some microwaved popcorn. against Pittsburgh (Wednesday) WHITE SOX 001 000 000 — 1 4 0 4.27 earned-run average entering Hendricks and Jon Lester are the “We did do a little shot last giving up that lead in the ninth. Minnesota 100 001 00x — 2 5 0 a-struck out for Narvaez in the 9th. LOB: Chicago 6, Min- July, but has now won 9 of his only players on the active roster night after (Thursday’s) game,” But this team is resilient. It’s so nesota 7. 2B: Cave (15). RBIs: L.Garcia (32), Austin (46), last 12 decisions after Saturday’s that were there most of the year. Maddon said Friday morning. much fun to be a part of.” Astudillo (20). CS: Mauer (1). SF: Astudillo. Runners left in scoring position: Chicago 2 (A.Garcia, Anderson); Min- gem, with a 2.75 ERA in his last Kyle Schwarber made a cameo in “Got ’em all in a big circle in (the Expect more of the same in nesota 4 (Kepler 2, Adrianza 2). RISP: Chicago 1 for 4; Minnesota 0 for 5. Runners moved up: Austin. GIDP: An- 17 starts. June but didn’t come up for good clubhouse). I wanted to praise October. Nothing has been easy derson. DP: Chicago 1 (Castillo, Anderson); Minnesota 1 (Polanco, Petit, Austin). Kris Bryant had homered only until mid-July. Javier Baez spent them and congratulate them for all year, and it’s only going to get WHITE SOX IP H R ER BB SO ERA once in September since return- most of the year at Triple-A and the work they have done this harder in the postseason. Lopez, L, 7-10 6 4 2 2 5 5 3.91 Minaya 1 0 0 0 0 1 3.33 ing from his shoulder injury, and was a September call-up. Carl year. Winning last night made Every year has its own story, as Frare 1 1 0 0 0 2 5.14 then was sidelined a couple of Edwards Jr. pitched in only five that moment a little better.” Rizzo said. And this one still is MINNESOTA IP H R ER BB SO ERA Berrios, W, 12-11 731149 3.84 days after his left hand was hit by games. Maddon admitted he would being written. 1 Rogers, H, 17 1 ⁄3 1 0 0 0 1 2.67 2 a pitch. But Bryant homered Addison Russell was there, but have had the team toast Wednes- May, S, 2-2 ⁄3 0 0 0 0 2 3.33 WP: Lopez. Umpires: H, Mark Wegner; 1B, Jansen Vis- deep over the center-field wall now he’s on administrative leave day after the actual clinching, but [email protected] conti; 2B, John Libka; 3B, Jim Reynolds. Time: 2:45. A: off Adam Wainwright in the and unlikely to be part of the he didn’t realize it until later. Twitter @PWSullivan 20,245 (38,649). 4 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, September 29, 2018 D BASEBALL

PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUPS AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE 2018 TEAM LAST 3 STARTS TEAM PITCHER TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA EAST W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY EAST W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY StL Mikolas (R) 17-4 2.94 23-8 3-0 19.0 1.89 x-Boston 107 53 .669 — 4-6 L-2 56-23 51-30 x-Atlanta 90 70 .563 — 7-3 W-1 43-38 47-32 Cubs Hamels (L) 12:05p 9-11 3.87 14-17 0-2 18.2 5.30 y-New York 99 61 .619 8 7-3 W-2 53-28 46-33 Washington 81 79 .506 9 5-5 L-1 41-40 40-39 LA Kershaw (L) 9-5 2.53 15-10 2-0 19.0 3.32 SF Rodriguez (R) 3:05p 6-4 2.50 9-9 0-2 18.1 2.95 Tampa Bay 88 72 .550 19 4-6 L-2 49-30 39-42 Philadelphia 78 82 .487 12 1-9 L-9 47-32 31-50 Pit Taillon (R) 14-9 3.16 20-11 2-0 21.0 1.29 Toronto 73 87 .456 34 5-5 W-2 40-41 33-46 New York 75 85 .469 15 5-5 L-1 35-44 40-41 Cin Lorenzen (R) 3:10p 3-2 3.35 1-1 0-1 8.0 4.50 1 1 Baltimore 46 113 .289 60 ⁄2 3-7 L-1 27-51 19-62 Miami 63 96 .396 26 ⁄2 5-5 W-1 38-43 25-53 Atl Sanchez (R) 7-6 2.96 13-10 1-1 17.0 2.12 Phi Nola (R) 6:05p 16-6 2.45 21-11 0-2 16.2 4.32 CENTRAL W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY CENTRAL W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY Mia Richards (R) 4-9 4.66 10-14 1-1 17.0 4.24 x-Cleveland 90 70 .563 — 6-4 W-1 49-32 41-38 z-Chicago 94 66 .588 — 6-4 W-3 50-29 44-37 NY Matz (L) 6:10p 5-11 4.14 14-15 0-0 14.1 3.77 Minnesota 76 84 .475 14 7-3 W-4 47-32 29-52 z-Milwaukee 93 67 .581 1 8-2 W-5 49-30 44-37 Was Strasburg (R) 9-7 3.77 12-9 2-0 17.0 2.12 Col Gray (R) 7:10p 12-8 4.91 18-12 1-1 13.0 7.62 Detroit 64 96 .400 26 3-7 L-3 38-43 26-53 St. Louis 87 73 .544 7 5-5 L-4 43-38 44-35 Ari Godley (R) 14-11 4.75 16-15 0-3 12.2 7.82 1 Chicago 62 98 .388 28 3-7 L-3 30-51 32-47 Pittsburgh 81 78 .509 12 ⁄2 6-4 W-1 44-36 37-42 SD Nix (R) 7:40p 2-4 6.81 4-4 0-1 12.1 10.95 Kansas City 57 103 .356 33 5-5 L-1 31-48 26-55 Cincinnati 66 94 .412 28 2-8 L-6 36-43 30-51 AMERICAN LEAGUE 2018 TEAM LAST 3 STARTS TEAM PITCHER TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA WEST W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY WEST W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY Sox Rodon (L) 6-7 3.61 9-10 0-2 15.1 7.04 x-Houston 101 58 .635 — 7-3 W-1 46-35 55-23 Colorado 90 70 .563 — 8-2 W-8 46-33 44-37 Min Gibson (R) 6:10p 9-13 3.68 14-17 2-1 19.2 3.20 1 NY Lynn (R) 9-10 4.80 14-15 1-0 16.0 2.25 y-Oakland 96 64 .600 5 ⁄2 6-4 L-1 50-31 46-33 Los Angeles 89 71 .556 1 7-3 W1 44-37 45-34 1 Bos Eovaldi (R) 12:05p 6-7 3.88 8-12 1-0 14.1 0.63 Seattle* 86 73 .541 15 4-6 L-2 42-36 44-37 Arizona* 81 78 .509 8 ⁄2 3-7 W-2 40-41 41-37 Hou Verlander (R) 16-9 2.60 20-13 2-0 20.0 1.35 1 Los Angeles 79 81 .494 22 ⁄2 5-5 W-4 41-38 38-43 San Francisco 73 87 .456 17 3-7 L-2 42-37 31-50 Bal Bundy (R) 3:05p 8-16 5.49 9-21 1-2 15.2 4.60 1 Tor Borucki (L) 4-5 3.76 7-9 1-1 21.1 1.69 Texas* 67 92 .421 34 3-7 W-1 34-47 33-45 San Diego* 64 95 .403 25 ⁄2 5-5 W-1 29-49 35-46 TB Snell (L) 5:10p 21-5 1.90 21-9 3-0 18.2 0.48 x-clinched division; y-clinched wild card *-late game not included ; z-clinched playoff berth; x- division; y- wild card *-late game not iincluded Hou Keuchel (L) 12-11 3.75 18-15 1-1 16.0 5.63 Bal Ramirez (R) 6:05p 1-7 6.07 3-8 0-3 12.1 10.22 Cle Kluber (R) 20-7 2.83 21-11 2-0 16.2 3.78 KC Junis (R) 6:15p 8-12 4.42 12-17 0-0 17.0 5.29 ROCKIES 5, NATIONALS 2 WILD CARDS Oak Cahill (R) 6-4 3.91 12-8 1-1 11.0 6.55 LA Skaggs (L) 8:07p 8-9 3.91 12-11 0-2 8.2 11.42 AMERICAN LEAGUE Tex Sampson (R) 0-2 4.96 0-3 0-2 16.0 3.94 TEAM W L PCT GB Sea Paxton (L) 8:10p 11-6 3.85 15-12 1-1 15.0 5.40 Rockies book return trip to playoffs INTERLEAGUE 2018 TEAM LAST 3 STARTS y-New York 99 61 .619 — TEAM PITCHER TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA y-Oakland 96 64 .600 — Associated Press the franchise’s first division ballpark. The lefty allowed two y-clinched wild card Det Norris (L) 0-5 5.22 1-6 0-2 15.0 4.80 NATIONAL LEAGUE Mil Miley (L) 6:10p 5-2 2.32 11-4 2-0 14.0 3.21 crown. runs and 11 hits over six innings TEAM W L PCT GB Team rec: Team’s record in games started by today’s pitcher. Vs. Opp: Pitcher’s record versus this opponent, 2018 statistics. DENVER — The NL West- Wade Davis struck out Bryce before turning it over to a staunch z-Milwaukee 93 67 .581 — Los Angeles 89 71 .556 — leading Rockies locked up a Harper looking to end the game bullpen. St. Louis 87 73 .544 2 RESULTS, SCHEDULE z-clinched playoff berth playoff berth for the second and earn his 43rd save. The The Rockies’ winning streak is through Friday

FRIDAY’S RESULTS Atlanta at Philadelphia, 2:05 straight season, beating the Na- sellout crowd at Coors Field their longest since capturing G1: MINNESOTA 2, White Sox 1 L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco, 2:05 tionals 5-2 on Friday night for roared and fireworks went off. eight straight in April 2013. Dur- G2: MINNESOTA 12, White Sox 4 Oakland at L.A. Angels, 2:07 PIRATES 8, REDS 4 CUBS 8, St. Louis 4 Detroit at Milwaukee, 2:10 their eighth win in a row behind a The Rockies are headed to the ing the current streak, the Pittsburgh 8, CINCINNATI 4 Texas at Seattle, 2:10 PITTSBURGH AB R H BI SO AVG N.Y. Yankees 11, BOSTON 6 Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 2:10 resilient start from Kyle Free- postseason in back-to-back years Rockies have outscored oppo- Frazier rf 51101.278 Atlanta 10, PHILADELPHIA 1 Miami at N.Y. Mets, 2:10 land. for the first time in team history. nents by a 57-12 margin. Marte cf 33200.276 Houston 2, BALTIMORE 1 Arizona at San Diego, 2:10 Bell 1b 51101.263 Miami 8, N.Y. METS 1 Wshington at Colorado, 2:10 David Dahl homered for the This is their fifth playoff trip With posters around the sta- Dickerson lf 50212.299 Toronto 7, TAMPA BAY 6 Toronto at Tampa Bay, 2:10 Diaz c 41122.286 COLORADO 5, Washington 2 Cleveland at Kansas City, 2:15 fifth consecutive game and Ian since the franchise began in 1993 dium billing this as “The Hunt for Moran 3b 41231.277 MILWAUKEE 6, Detroit 5 THURSDAY’S RESULTS Kramer 2b 51211.152 Cleveland 14, KANSAS CITY 6 CUBS 3, Pittsburgh 0 Desmond hit a two-run homer — last year, they lost to the Rocktober,” the team improved Newman ss 40110.200 L.A. ANGELS 8, Oakland 5 N.Y. Yankees 12, TAMPA BAY 1 against his former team to help Diamondbacks in the NL wild- to 18-8 in September. They’re on Kingham p 10001.087 L.A. Dodgers 3, SAN FRANCISCO 1 COLORADO 5, Philadelphia 3 Brault p 10001.150 Texas at Seattle, late N.Y. METS 4, Atlanta 1 the Rockies clinch at least a wild card game. a quest to end the Dodgers’ Kang ph 101001.000 Arizona at San Diego, late KANSAS CITY 2, Cleveland 1 Osuna ph 10000.218 card with two games remaining. Freeland (17-7) wiggled out of five-year reign as West champs. TOTALS 39 8 13 8 10 SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE MINNESOTA 9, Detroit 3 White Sox at Minnesota, 2:10 Texas 2, SEATTLE 0 The Rockies entered the night jam after jam on a cool night to Freeland found himself in CINCINNATI AB R H BI SO AVG St. Louis at Cubs, 2:20 Houston at Baltimore, ppd. home team in CAPS Schebler lf 4 0 1 0 0 .259 Houston at Baltimore, 2:05 with a one-game lead over the finish the season with a 2.40 ERA trouble quite often, but was able Peraza ss 5 0 1 0 1 .291 N.Y. Yankees at Boston, 2:05 Dixon 1b 0 0 0 0 0 .183 Dodgers as they try to wrap up in games at the hitter-friendly to work his way out of it. Votto 1b 3 1 2 0 0 .287 Trahan ss 0 0 0 0 0 .273 NL LEADERS AL LEADERS Gennett 2b 5 0 0 0 1 .310 Suarez 3b 5 2 3 2 1 .284 BATTING GABR HBA BATTING GABR HBA Barnhart c 5 1 5 2 0 .249 Yelich, MIL 143 563 112 181 .321 Betts, BOS 134 515 126 178 .346 AROUND THE HORN Ervin rf 4 0 0 0 2 .252 Gennett, CIN 153 579 86 181 .313 JMartinez, BOS 147 560 109 185 .330 DeSclafani p 1 0 0 0 1 .143 Cain, MIL 137 522 87 162 .310 Altuve, HOU 134 525 84 165 .314 Herrera ph 1 0 0 0 1 .173 Zobrist, CHI 135 439 64 136 .310 Trout, LA 137 463 99 145 .313 ■ Yankees: The Yankees ■ Cubs: Kyle Hendricks allowed ■ Indians: Josh Donaldson hit a Williams ph 1 0 0 0 1 .280 Rendon, WAS 133 517 87 160 .309 Brantley, CLE 140 559 88 173 .309 Casali ph 1 0 0 0 0 .288 Hamilton cf 3 0 1 0 2 .234 FFreeman, ATL 159 608 94 187 .308 Merrifield, KC 155 619 87 188 .304 clinched home-field advantage two runs in eight innings and grand slam and double during a TOTALS 38 4 13 4 10 Martinez, STL 149 523 62 160 .306 Segura, SEA 142 581 90 175 .301 for the AL wild-card game, hit- Kris Bryant homered to help the 10-run seventh, powering the Markakis, ATL 159 615 77 184 .299 Wendle, TB 137 480 60 144 .300 Pittsburgh 200 102 021 — 8 13 1 Dickerson, PIT 133 496 65 148 .298 Castellanos, DET 154 608 85 181 .298 ting four HRs to tie the major NL Central-leading Cubs beat Indians past the Royals 14-6 in Cincinnati 002 000 002 — 4 13 2 DPeralta, ARI 144 550 75 163 .296 Andujar, NY 146 560 80 166 .296 league single-season record and the Cardinals 8-4 in Chicago. Kansas City. It was the Indians’ 2B: Frazier (23), Marte (30), Dickerson ■ Brewers: (35), Votto (28). 3B: Barnhart (3). HR: Di- beat the Red Sox 11-6 in Boston. Ryan Braun hit two first 10-run inning since Sept. 30, az (10), Moran (11), Suarez (33), Barnhart HOME RUNS DOUBLES HOME RUNS Castellanos, DET 45 Aaron Judge hit his first HR since HRs, including a solo shot in the 2012. The AL Central champion (10). RBIs: Dickerson (55), Diaz 2 (34), Carpenter, STL 36 Markakis, ATL 43 Davis, OAK 47 Bogaerts, BOS 44 Moran 3 (58), Kramer (3), Newman (5), Story, COL 35 Rendon, WAS 43 Martinez, BOS 42 TRIPLES coming off the DL on Sept. 14, eighth inning that bounced off Indians improved to 90-70, mark- Suarez 2 (103), Barnhart 2 (46). SB: Votto Aguilar, MIL 34 TRIPLES Gallo, TEX 40 Kiermaier, TB 9 (2), Hamilton (33). SF: Diaz, Moran. S: Arenado, COL 34 KMarte, ARI 12 Ramirez, CLE 38 Smith, TB 9 and Gary Sanchez, Aaron Hicks RF Nicholas Castellanos’ glove ing the third time in team history DeSclafani. Baez, CHI 34 STOLEN BASES Trout, LA 38 Sanchez, CHI 9 PITTSBURGH IP H R ER BB SO ERA Harper, WAS 34 Turner, WAS 43 RUNS STOLEN BASES and Luke Voit also homered to and over the fence, and the they’ve won at least 90 in three 2 RUNS PITCHING Betts, BOS 126 Merrifield, KC 42 Kingham 3 ⁄3 622335.21 1 Blackmon, COL 115 Lester, CHI 18-6 Lindor, CLE 126 Smith, TB 37 match the mark of 264 set by the Brewers beat the Tigers 6-5 in straight years. Brault, W, 6-3 2 ⁄3 300134.67 Yelich, MIL 112 Scherzer, WAS 18-7 Martinez, BOS 109 Ramirez, CLE 34 ■ Rodriguez, H, 15 1 2 00012.47 Carpenter, STL 108 Mikolas, STL 17-4 Ramirez, CLE 107 PITCHING 1997 Mariners. The Yankees will Milwaukee to stay within one Orioles: Manager Buck Feliz 1 0 00125.79 Albies, ATL 104 Freeland, COL 16-7 RBI Snell, TB 21-5 host the A’s on Wednesday for the game of the first-place Cubs. Showalter said 1B Chris Davis Neverauskas 1 2 22018.31 Harper, WAS 101 Nola, PHI 16-6 Martinez, BOS 127 Kluber, CLE 20-7 CINCINNATI IP H R ER BB SO ERA RBI ERA Davis, OAK 121 Severino, NY 19-8 right to play the Red Sox in the ■ Braves: Manager Brian Snitker won’t play again this season. Baez, CHI 111 deGrom, NY 1.70 Encarnacion, CLE 105 Porcello, BOS 17-7 DeSclafani, L, 7-85333164.93 Aguilar, MIL 105 Nola, PHI 2.46 Ramirez, CLE 105 ERA divisional round. SS Didi Gri- said before the Braves’ 10-2 road Davis will finish with a .168 Peralta 0 322005.36 1 Arenado, COL 105 Scherzer, WAS 2.53 Bregman, HOU 103 Snell, TB 1.90 Wisler 1 ⁄3 300013.89 2 Story, COL 105 Freeland, COL 2.84 HITS Bauer, CLE 2.26 gorius played for the first time win over the Phillies that the batting average, lowest by a Garrett ⁄3 000014.19 Yelich, MIL 104 Foltynewicz, ATL 2.88 Merrifield, KC 188 Verlander, HOU 2.60 Reyes 1321003.18 HITS STRIKEOUTS Martinez, BOS 185 Kluber, CLE 2.83 since Sept. 22 because of torn team is optimistic that SS Dansby qualifier in big-league history. Iglesias 1 110122.44 Freeman, ATL 187 Scherzer, WAS 300 Castellanos, DET 181 STRIKEOUTS cartilage in his right wrist. Hicks Swanson will return from a The old record was .179, by Rob Peralta pitched to 3 batters in the 6th. In- Markakis, ATL 184 deGrom, NY 269 Lindor, CLE 181 Verlander, HOU 280 herited runners-scored: Brault 1-0, Gennett, CIN 181 Corbin, ARI 242 Betts, BOS 178 Cole, HOU 272 also returned to the lineup; he partially torn ligament in his left Deer in 1991 and Dan Uggla in Wisler 3-2, Garrett 2-0. Umpires: H, Brian Peraza, CIN 181 Marquez, COL 221 DOUBLES Sale, BOS 237 O’Nora; 1B, Chris Conroy; 2B, CB Buc- Yelich, MIL 181 Nola, PHI 216 Bregman, HOU 51 through Thursday missed two games with tightness hand by the start of the NLDS 2013. Davis has 16 HRs, 49 RBIs knor; 3B, Fieldin Culbreth. Time: 3:36. A: Blackmon, COL 175 through Thursday Betts, BOS 47 in his left hamstring. next week. and 192 strikeouts in 128 games. 19,689.

BRAVES 10, PHILLIES 2 BLUE JAYS 7, RAYS 6 MARLINS 8, METS 1 YANKEES 11, RED SOX 6 BREWERS 6, TIGERS 5 ROCKIES 5, NATIONALS 2 INDIANS 14, ROYALS 6 ATLANTA AB R H BI SO AVG TORONTO AB R H BI SO AVG MIAMI AB R H BI SO AVG NEW YORK AB R H BI SO AVG DETROIT AB R H BI SO AVG WASHINGTON AB R H BI SO AVG CLEVELAND AB R H BI SO AVG Acuna lf 6 1 3 2 2 .293 McKinney rf 4 0 1 0 0 .263 Rojas ss 62410.253 McCutchen lf 5 1 1 1 1 .254 Candelario 3b 31002.224 Robles cf 5 0 2 0 2 .286 Lindor ss 5 1 1 1 0 .279 Inciarte cf 5 1 2 1 1 .266 Pillar cf 4 1 1 0 2 .248 Castro 2b 50101.278 Judge rf 4 3 2 1 1 .280 Castro 2b 31100.250 Turner ss 5 0 1 2 0 .269 Brantley lf 4 0 1 0 1 .309 F.Freeman 1b 5 0 4 3 1 .312 Solarte 3b 5 0 0 0 1 .226 Realmuto c 50112.277 Hicks cf 5 1 2 3 1 .249 Lugo ph-2b 11120.218 Harper rf 5 0 2 0 1 .246 Davis lf 2 0 0 0 0 .226 Markakis rf 5 1 0 0 2 .297 Tellez 1b 5 2 1 1 2 .317 O’Brien 1b 52211.293 Stanton dh 5 0 2 1 1 .263 Castellanos rf 31101.298 Rendon 3b 4 0 2 0 1 .311 Ramirez 2b 4 1 0 0 1 .270 Camargo 3b 5 1 3 1 1 .274 Hernandez dh 3 2 2 1 1 .240 Anderson 3b 31200.275 Voit 1b 4 1 1 1 1 .317 Goodrum ss-1b 41110.240 Soto lf 3 0 0 0 1 .292 Encarnacion dh 4 1 1 1 1 .245 Albies 2b 5 1 2 0 1 .265 McGuire c 3 0 1 0 1 .286 Brinson cf 51110.200 Gregorius ss 5 1 1 0 0 .267 Adduci 1b 30110.269 Reynolds 1b 4 0 1 0 2 .251 Haase ph-dh 1 0 0 0 0 .167 Flowers c 4 2 1 0 1 .229 Grichuk ph 1 0 1 3 0 .244 Dean lf 41212.227 Andujar 3b 4 1 1 0 0 .296 Mahtook ph 10000.208 Sanchez 2b 3 1 2 0 0 .273 Donaldson 3b 4 2 2 4 0 .249 Culberson ss 5 2 2 2 2 .274 Davis pr-lf 1 0 0 0 0 .211 Sierra rf 50011.188 Sanchez c 4 2 2 1 1 .186 McCann c 40211.220 Eaton ph 1 0 0 0 1 .296 Diaz 3b 0 1 0 0 0 .306 Foltynewicz p 1 0 0 0 1 .052 Smith Jr. lf 2 1 1 0 1 .266 Urena p 21002.042 Torres 2b 5 1 1 2 3 .273 Jones cf 30002.209 Kieboom c 3 1 2 0 0 .238 Alonso 1b 3 0 2 1 0 .250 Ruiz ph 1 0 1 0 0 .100 Jansen ph-c 1 0 0 0 0 .256 Dietrich ph 10001.265 TOTALS 41 11 13 10 9 Reyes lf 40001.223 Difo ph-2b 1 0 0 0 0 .229 Rosales pr-1b 2 3 2 0 0 .235 Biddle p 0 0 0 0 0 .500 Urena ss 4 1 3 0 1 .304 Barraclough p 00000 — BOSTON AB R H BI SO AVG Zimmermann p 10001.000 Ross p 2 0 0 0 1 .000 Cabrera rf 3 0 1 0 0 .280 Tucker ph 1 1 1 0 0 .230 Berti 2b 4 0 1 2 2 .286 Galloway lf 10000.207 Saltalamacchia ph1 0 0 0 1 .000 Taylor ph 1 0 0 0 0 .223 Barnes pr-rf 2 1 0 0 0 .294 Sobotka p 0 0 0 0 0 1.000 TOTALS 37 7 12 7 11 TOTALS 42 8 13 6 10 Betts cf-rf 3 2 1 0 1 .346 Rodriguez ss 20001.225 Miller p 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Kipnis cf 3 1 2 1 0 .231 Benintendi lf 5 1 2 0 2 .288 Adams ph 1 0 0 0 1 .261 TAMPA BAY AB R H BI SO AVG NEW YORK AB R H BI SO AVG TOTALS 3357510 Stevenson ph 1 0 0 0 0 .253 G.Allen pr-cf 2 2 2 1 0 .255 Martinez rf 4 0 1 0 0 .330 S.Freeman p 0 0 0 0 0 .000 MILWAUKEE AB R H BI SO AVG Severino c 0 0 0 0 0 .168 R.Perez c 5 1 2 3 0 .169 TOTALS 44 10 19 9 13 Smith cf 5 2 3 0 0 .294 Nimmo cf 30200.263 Lin cf 0 0 0 0 0 .246 TOTALS 38 2 12 2 9 TOTALS 44 14 16 12 3 Pham lf 2 1 0 1 1 .272 McNeil 2b 41100.327 b-Vazquez ph 0 0 0 0 0 .210 Cain cf 41101.310 PHILADELPHIA AB R H BI SO AVG COLORADO AB R H BI SO AVG KANSAS CITY AB R H BI SO AVG Wendle 3b 4 1 1 1 1 .300 Conforto rf 40000.243 Bogaerts ss 3 1 0 1 1 .286 Yelich rf-lf 22121.322 Hernandez 2b 1 1 0 0 1 .253 Cron dh 3 0 1 1 0 .255 Bruce 1b 20000.228 Pearce 1b 5 1 2 5 1 .284 Aguilar 1b 40103.274 Blackmon cf 4 1 1 1 0 .287 Merrifield 2b 50102.303 Bour 1b 4 0 0 0 1 .227 Lowe 2b 5 0 1 0 2 .238 Rosario ss 40112.257 Devers 3b 3 0 0 0 0 .242 Hader p 00000.500 LeMahieu 2b 4 0 0 0 0 .278 Mondesi ss 40002.280 Herrera rf 2 0 1 1 1 .257 Adames ss 4 1 2 1 1 .271 Smith lf 40100.223 Nunez dh 4 0 0 0 0 .262 Shaw 2b-1b 40003.240 Dahl lf 4 1 1 1 1 .282 Gordon lf 20001.244 Anderson p 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Bauers 1b 5 0 0 0 2 .194 Frazier 3b 10000.210 Kinsler 2b 3 0 0 0 1 .241 Braun lf 42320.254 Arenado 3b 4 0 1 0 0 .296 Herrera ph-rf 21100.234 Bautista ph 1 0 0 0 0 .199 Meadows rf 5 0 2 0 1 .289 Plawecki c 20001.215 Swihart c 3 0 0 0 3 .231 Broxton rf 00000.182 Story ss 2 0 0 0 0 .290 S.Perez dh 41210.237 Crawford ph 1 0 0 0 0 .214 Moore c 4 1 2 2 0 .235 Lobaton ph-c 20001.143 a-Travis ph 1 1 0 0 0 .188 Moustakas 3b 40210.251 Gonzalez rf 3 1 2 0 0 .279 O’Hearn 1b 32101.271 Hoskins lf 4 1 1 1 0 .245 TOTALS 37 6 12 6 8 Oswalt p 10000.000 TOTALS 346669 Kratz c 40000.241 Desmond 1b 3 1 1 2 0 .238 Dozier 3b 31110.227 Santana 3b 3 0 0 0 2 .227 Sewald p 00000.000 Arcia ss 41200.226 Iannetta c 3 1 2 1 1 .224 Goodwin cf 41140.238 Kingery ss 4 0 0 0 1 .227 Toronto 010 003 300 — 7 12 1 Wright ph 10000.000 New York 002 600 210 — 11 13 1 Davies p 00000.067 Freeland p 2 0 0 0 2 .092 Bonifacio rf-lf 30001.223 Knapp c 4 0 1 0 2 .203 Tampa Bay 300 011 010 — 6 12 1 Gagnon p 00000.000 Boston 000 004 011 — 6 6 1 Santana ph 10110.263 b-Parra ph 1 0 0 0 0 .286 Gallagher c 40000.206 Eickhoff p 1 0 0 0 1 .000 Rhame p 00000.000 Woodruff p 00000.250 TOTALS 30 5 8 5 4 TOTALS 346767 Cozens rf 2 0 1 0 1 .171 2B: McKinney (7), Pillar (39), Berti (1), Reyes ph 10000.189 a-out on fielder’s choice for Swihart in Thames ph 10001.220 Quinn cf 4 0 0 0 4 .272 Smith (27), Wendle (33). 3B: Grichuk (1), Peterson p 00000.000 the 9th. b-pinch hit for Lin in the 9th. E: Perez 2b 00000.253 Washington 000 200 000 — 2 12 0 Cleveland 001 000 1003 — 14 16 0 TOTALS 31 2 4 2 14 Smith (10). HR: Hernandez (21), Tellez Reinheimer ph 10000.138 Gregorius (6), Bogaerts (10). LOB: New TOTALS 32 6 11 6 9 Colorado 001 031 00x — 5 8 0 Kansas City 000 000 105 — 6 7 1 (4), Moore (1). RBIs: Tellez (13), Hernan- TOTALS 301514 York 7, Boston 8. 2B: Andujar (44), Atlanta 000 400 132 — 10 19 0 dez (56), Berti 2 (2), Grichuk 3 (60), Pham Sanchez (17), Torres (16), Benintendi Detroit 300 000 020 — 5 7 0 LOB: Washington 10, Colorado 2. 2B: Rob- 2B: Donaldson (13), R.Perez (9), Rosales Philadelphia 000 100 001 — 2 4 2 (62), Wendle (59), Cron (73), Adames Miami 000 121 400 — 8 13 1 (41). HR: Sanchez (18), off Johnson; Hicks Milwaukee 301 100 01x — 6 11 0 les (3), Rendon (44), Arenado (38), Gon- (1), G.Allen (11), S.Perez (23), O’Hearn (34), Moore 2 (2). SB: Hernandez (5), New York 100 000 000 — 1 5 3 (27), off Cuevas; Voit (14), off Pomeranz; zalez (32). 3B: Turner (6). HR: Blackmon (10), Dozier (19). HR: Kipnis (18), off Ken- E: Kingery (13), Quinn (2). LOB: Atlanta Urena 2 (2), Smith (38). CS: Hernandez Judge (27), off Poyner; Pearce (11), off 2B: Braun (24), Arcia (16). HR: Lugo (1), (28), off Ross; Desmond (22), off Ross; nedy; Donaldson (8), off Newberry; 11, Philadelphia 7. 2B: F.Freeman 3 (44), (5). SF: Pham, Cron. 2B: Rojas (13), O’Brien (5), Anderson Happ. RBIs: McCutchen (65), Judge (67), Yelich (34), Braun (19),Braun (20). RBIs: Iannetta (11), off Ross; Dahl (15), off So- Goodwin (6), off Plutko. RBIs: Lindor Albies (40), Flowers (9), Herrera (19), TORONTO IP H R ER BB SO ERA (34), Brinson (10). RBIs: Rojas (53), Real- Hicks 3 (79), Stanton (98), Voit (34), Goodrum (50), Adduci (21), McCann (39), lis. RBIs: Turner 2 (70), Blackmon (67), (91), Encarnacion (106), Donaldson 4

Cozens (2). HR: Camargo (19), Hoskins 1 muto (74), O’Brien (10), Brinson (42), Sanchez (53), Torres 2 (75), Bogaerts Lugo 2 (8), Yelich 2 (106), Braun 2 (61), Dahl (45), Desmond 2 (88), Iannetta (36). (23), Alonso (82), Kipnis (75), R.Perez 3 Pannone 5 ⁄3 7 5 5 3 3 4.19 (34). SB: Albies (14). 1 Dean (14), Sierra (7), Rosario (51). SB: Si- (101), Pearce 5 (42). Runners left in scor- Moustakas (94), Santana (20). S: Davies. SB: Robles (3), Harper (13). Runners left (19), G.Allen (20), S.Perez (80), Dozier Petricka ⁄3 1 0 0 1 0 4.53 ing position: New York 3 (McCutchen, ATLANTA IP H R ER BB SO ERA 1 erra (3), McNeil (7). CS: Rojas (3), Frazier DETROIT IP H R ER BB SO ERA in scoring position: Washington 5 (Turn- (34), Goodwin 4 (25). Mayza, W, 2-0 ⁄3 0 0 0 0 0 3.31 Voit, Torres); Boston 5 (Pearce 3, Nunez IP H R ER BB SO ERA 1 (4). er, Harper, Reynolds 3); Colorado 1 CLEVELAND Fltynwcz, W, 13-105 111092.85 Biagini, H, 5 ⁄3 1 0 0 1 1 5.68 IP H R ER BB SO ERA 2). RISP: New York 4 for 9; Boston 2 for 10. Zimmermann 4 8 55244.52 2 MIAMI (Desmond). 2 Biddle, H, 12 1000113.11 Fernandez, H, 2 ⁄3 2 1 1 0 0 6.30 IP H R ER BB SO ERA Hardy 1200013.57 IP H R ER BB SO ERA Clevinger, W, 13-86 ⁄33 1 1 0 5 3.02 NEW YORK WASHINGTON 1 Brach 1000013.59 Tepera, H, 19 1 0 0 0 0 2 3.62 Urena, W, 9-12 6 5 1 1 4 2 3.98 Wilson 2 0 00043.36 Cimber 1 ⁄3 1 0 0 0 0 3.42 1 Sobotka 1 100121.88 Giles, S, 26-26 1 1 0 0 0 2 4.65 Barraclough 1 0 0 0 1 0 4.28 Happ, W, 17-6 6 444273.65 Alcantara, L, 1-11111002.40 Ross, L, 0-2 5 5 4 4 1 4 5.06 C.Allen ⁄3 2 4 4 2 1 4.46 2 Green 1000012.50 2 Vizcaino ⁄3 211202.11 TAMPA BAY IP H R ER BB SO ERA Garcia 1 0 0 0 0 0 4.80 IP H R ER BB SO ERA Solis 0 1 1 1 0 0 6.41 Plutko ⁄3 1 1 1 1 1 5.28 1 MILWAUKEE S.Freeman ⁄3 000014.29 Wittgren 1 0 0 0 0 2 2.94 Betances 1 211212.70 Miller 1 1 0 0 0 0 3.61 IP H R ER BB SO ERA 1 KANSAS CITY Glasnow 5 ⁄3 7 3 3 3 9 4.27 IP H R ER BB SO ERA Britton 1 010303.10 Davies 4 5 3 3 0 3 4.77 Cordero 1 1 0 0 0 0 6.00 PHILADELPHIA IP H R ER BB SO ERA 2 NEW YORK Kolarek ⁄3 2 1 1 0 0 3.93 BOSTON IP H R ER BB SO ERA Woodruff 2 0 0 0 0 3 3.61 Suero 1 0 0 0 0 0 3.59 Kennedy, L, 3-9 6 6 4 4 1 2 4.66 1 1 1 3 Roe, H, 30 ⁄3 1 1 1 0 0 3.65 Hill ⁄3 2 3 2 0 0 4.63 Eickhoff, L, 0-1 3 ⁄ 522086.75 Oswalt 4 4 1 1 3 4 5.85 Knebel, H, 6 1 1 0 0 0 3 3.71 COLORADO IP H R ER BB SO ERA 1 1 1 2 Ramos ⁄3 222102.36 Alvarado, L, 1-6 ⁄3 1 2 1 2 1 2.39 Sewald, L, 0-7 1 3 2 2 1 1 6.07 Johnson, L, 4-53322224.17 Hader, BS, 5-16 ⁄3 1 2 2 1 0 2.50 Newberry ⁄3 4 4 4 1 0 4.72 1 1 2 1 2 Loup ⁄3 000004.58 Wood ⁄3 0 0 0 0 0 3.54 Gagnon 1 ⁄3 5 5 1 1 3 5.25 Cuevas ⁄3 666107.41 Soria, W, 2-4 ⁄3 0 0 0 0 1 3.19 Freelnd, W, 17-7 6 11 2 2 1 4 2.85 Smith 2 4 3 3 1 1 6.92 2 1 1 Hembree ⁄3 000004.27 3 Anderson 2 200034.97 Nuno 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.64 Rhame ⁄3 1 0 0 0 1 6.23 Jeffress, S, 14-191 0 0 0 0 0 1.31 Musgrave, H, 5 ⁄ 0 0 0 0 0 4.57 Kennedy pitched to 3 batters in the 7th. 1 2 Morgan 1210103.88 Romo 1 1 0 0 0 1 4.07 Peterson 2 0 0 0 0 1 6.18 Pomeranz 2 ⁄3 221146.29 Oberg, H, 14 ⁄3 1 0 0 0 2 2.48 2 Inherited runners-scored: Soria 1-0. Inherited runners-scored: Cimber 1-1, 1 Kelly ⁄3 000014.45 Ottavino, H, 34 1 0 0 0 0 1 2.43 Garcia ⁄3 433016.07 Fernandez pitched to 2 batters in the 8th. Inherited runners-scored: Rhame 2-1. HBP: Hader (Candelario), Jeffress Plutko 3-3, Hill 2-2, Newberry 2-2. Um- 1 Poyner 2 2 11022.53 Davis 1 ⁄3 322114.15 Umpires: H, Mark Carlson; 1B, Lance HBP: Wittgren (Frazier). WP: Oswalt, Ga- (Jones). Umpires: H, Alfonso Marquez; Davis, S, 43-49 1 0 0 0 0 2 4.13 pires: H, Kerwin Danley; 1B, Mike Esta- 1 Rios ⁄3 100006.75 Barksdale; 2B, Will Little; 3B, Ted Barrett. gnon. Umpires: H, Mike Winters; 1B, Tim Inherited runners-scored: Hembree 1-0, 1B, D.J. Reyburn; 2B, Sam Holbrook; 3B, Solis pitched to 1 batter in the 6th. HBP: brook; 2B, Bruce Dreckman; 3B, Chad HBP: Foltynewicz. WP: Ramos, Garcia. Time: 3:39. A: 12,061 (42,735). Timmons; 2B, Ryan Blakney; 3B, Mike Kelly 2-1. Time: 3:27. A: 36,779. Jim Wolf. Time: 3:07. A: 44,770 (41,900). Freeland (Robles). Time: 2:51. A: 48,089. Fairchild. Time: 3:16. A: 15,920 (37,903). PB: Flowers (8). Time: 3:42. A: 24,306. Muchlinski. Time: 3:07. A: 27,045.

ANGELS 8, ATHLETICS 5 RANGERS 2, MARINERS 0 ROYALS 2, INDIANS 1 (10) CAREER HOME RUNS SINGLE SEASON TEAM HOMERS ON THIS DATE CAREER DOUBLES TM R/G G R HR BA SLG OAKLAND AB R H BI SO AVG LATE THURSDAY LATE THURSDAY Rank PLAYER HOME RUNS Year Sept. 29 Rank Player Doubles TEXAS AB R H BI SO AVG CLEVELAND AB R H BI SO AVG Martini lf 2 0 0 0 0 .302 1. Barry Bonds 762 1997 SEA 5.71 162 925 264 .280 .485 1913: Walter Johnson of the Washington 1. Tris Speaker 792 Canha ph-lf 1 1 1 0 0 .249 Odor 2b 4 0 1 0 0 .257 Lindor ss 4 1 1 0 0 .279 2. Hank Aaron 755 2018 NYY 5.22 159 830 260 .249 .450 Senators finished the season with 36 vic- 2. Pete Rose 746 Joyce ph 1 0 0 0 1 .210 Kiner-Falefa c 4 0 0 1 1 .261 Allen cf 5 0 1 0 2 .249 3. Babe Ruth 714 2005 TEX 5.34 162 865 260 .267 .468 tories by virtue of a 1-0 decision over the 3. Stan Musial 725 Chapman 3b 5 1 1 0 3 .280 Mazara rf 4 0 1 0 2 .258 Ramirez 2b 3 0 0 1 0 .272 4. Alex Rodriguez 696 2010 TOR 4.66 162 755 257 .248 .454 Philadelphia A’s. 4. Ty Cobb 724 Lowrie 2b 5 0 2 1 0 .268 Profar 3b 2 0 0 0 2 .253 Donaldson dh 4 0 3 0 0 .243 5. Willie Mays 660 1996 BAL 5.82 163 949 257 .274 .472 1915: The Philadelphia Phillies clinched 5. Craig Biggio 668 Davis dh 4 0 0 0 3 .247 Gallo dh 4 0 0 0 1 .207 Davis pr-dh 1 0 0 0 0 .228 6. Albert Pujols 633 2016 BAL 4.59 162 744 253 .256 .443 their first NL pennant, beating the Bos- 6. George Brett 665 ton Braves, 5-0, behind Grover Alexan- Olson 1b 2 1 0 0 1 .247 Rua cf-lf 4 1 1 0 1 .199 Cabrera rf 4 0 2 0 0 .279 7. Ken Griffey 630 2000 HOU 5.79 162 938 249 .278 .477 7. Nap Lajoie 657 der’s one-hitter. Piscotty rf 2 1 0 0 2 .267 Guzman 1b 4 1 1 1 1 .237 Barnes pr-rf 1 0 0 0 1 .333 8. JimThome 612 2001 TEX 5.49 162 890 246 .275 .471 8. Carl Yastrzemski 646 Laureano cf 3 1 0 0 2 .289 Calhoun lf 3 0 0 0 2 .232 Diaz 1b 4 0 2 0 0 .306 2012 NYY 4.96 162 804 245 .265 .453 1954: Willie Mays made his famous over- 9. Sammy Sosa 609 the-shoulder catch of Vic Wertz’s long 9. Honus Wagner 643 Semien ss 3 0 1 2 1 .257 DeShields cf 1 0 0 0 0 .209 Gomes c 4 0 0 0 1 .264 10. Frank Robinson 586 1996 SEA 6.17 161 993 245 .287 .484 10. Albert Pujols 639 Lucroy c 3 0 0 0 0 .241 Alberto ss 4 0 3 0 0 .192 Guyer lf 4 0 1 0 0 .206 2009 NYY 5.65 162 915 244 .283 .478 drive to center field and pinch-hitter 11. Mark McGwire 583 Dusty Rhodes homered off Bob Lemon in 11. Adrian Beltre 633 TOTALS 31 5 5 3 13 TOTALS 34 2 7 2 10 Rosales 3b 4 0 0 0 1 .133 12. H. Killebrew 573 2000 TOR 5.31 162 861 244 .275 .469 12. David Ortiz 632 1999 SEA 5.30 162 859 244 .269 .455 the 10th inning to lead the New York Gi- LOS ANGELES AB R H BI SO AVG SEATTLE AB R H BI SO AVG TOTALS 38 1 10 1 5 13. Rafael Palmeiro 569 13. Hank Aaron 624 1996 OAK 5.31 162 861 243 .265 .452 ants to a 5-2 victory over the Cleveland KANSAS CITY AB R H BI SO AVG 14. Reggie Jackson 563 Indians in Game 1 of the World Series. 14. Paul Molitor 605 Calhoun rf 4 2 2 0 0 .207 Haniger cf 4 0100.283 15. Manny Ramirez 555 2004 CHW 5.34 162 865 242 .268 .457 Paul Waner 605 Segura ss 4 0000.301 Merrifield 2b 50200.304 1963: Stan Musial ended his career by Hermosillo cf 1 0 0 0 0 .204 16. Mike Schmidt 548 2004 NYY 5.54 162 897 242 .268 .458 16. Cal Ripken 603 Fernandez 1b 3 1 1 0 1 .263 Cano 2b 4 0000.296 Mondesi ss 42112.284 going 2-for-3 as the St. Louis Cardinals 17. David Ortiz 541 2017 NYY 5.30 162 858 241 .262 .447 17. Barry Bonds 601 Marte ph-1b 1 0 0 0 0 .209 Cruz dh 4 0003.259 Gordon lf 40001.244 defeated the Cincinnati Reds, 3-2 in 14 18. Mickey Mantle 536 1961 NYY 5.07 163 827 240 .263 .442 innings at Busch Stadium. Musial fin- 18. Luis Gonzalez 596 Trout cf 3 2 2 2 0 .315 Seager 3b 3 0001.220 Perez dh 50110.235 2003 TEX 5.10 162 826 239 .266 .454 Blash rf 0 0 0 0 0 .111 Vogelbach 1b 2 0100.213 O’Hearn 1b 40102.270 19. Jimmie Foxx 534 ished his career with 3,630 hits, 475 ho- 19. Todd Helton 592 2000 OAK 5.88 161 947 239 .270 .458 mers, 1951 RBIs and a .331 batting aver- Ohtani dh 3 1 3 2 0 .289 a-Healy ph-1b 1 0001.239 Dozier 3b 40100.226 20. Willie McCovey 521 20. Rafael Palmeiro 585 1997 COL 5.70 162 923 239 .288 .478 age. Upton lf 1 1 0 0 0 .259 Zunino c 2 0000.203 Goodwin cf 40101.238 Frank Thomas 521 21. Robin Yount 583 2017 HOU 5.53 162 896 238 .282 .478 1963: John Paciorek of the Houston Colt Young Jr. pr-lf 0 0 0 0 0 .210 Gamel rf 3 0101.275 Gallagher c 20101.220 Ted Williams 521 22. Cap Anson 582 2003 BOS 5.93 162 961 238 .289 .491 .45s, in his only major league appear- Simmons ss 3 0 0 1 1 .293 Negron lf 2 0001.280 Herrera pr 00000.232 23. Ernie Banks 512 23. Wade Boggs 578 Eddie Mathews 512 2017 TEX 4.93 162 799 237 .244 .430 ance, went 3-for-3 with three RBIs and 24. Bobby Abreu 574 Arcia c 4 0 0 1 1 .210 b-Span ph-lf 1 0000.264 Viloria c 10001.158 2006 CHW 5.36 162 868 236 .280 .464 four runs scored against the New York Ward 3b 4 1 1 2 2 .172 TOTALS 300307 Phillips rf 30001.189 25. Mel Ott 511 Charlie Gehringer 574 26. Gary Sheffield 509 2000 ANA 5.33 162 864 236 .280 .472 Mets. A back injury ended his baseball 26. Ivan Rodriguez 572 Cowart 2b 4 0 0 0 1 .132 Bonifacio ph 10000.226 2008 CHW 4.98 163 811 235 .263 .448 career the next season. Texas 000 000 200 — 2 7 1 27. Eddie Murray 504 27. Carlos Beltran 565 TOTALS 318986 TOTALS 372829 2004 CHC 4.87 162 789 235 .268 .458 1976: John Montefusco of the San Fran- Seattle 000 000 000 — 0 3 0 28. Lou Gehrig 493 28. Jeff Kent 560 Fred McGriff 493 2003 ATL 5.60 162 907 235 .284 .475 cisco Giants pitched a 9-0 no-hitter over Eddie Murray 560 Oakland 000 000 050 — 5 5 0 Cleveland 100 000 000 0 — 1 10 0 the Braves in Atlanta. a-struck out for Vogelbach in the 8th. b- 30. Stan Musial 475 2001 SFG 4.93 162 799 235 .266 .460 30. Miguel Cabrera 556 Los Angeles 032 010 20x — 8 9 2 Kansas City 001 000 000 1 — 2 8 1 1983: Mike Warren of the Oakland A’s popped out for Negron in the 8th. E: Pro- Willie Stargell 475 2000 STL 5.48 162 887 235 .270 .455 31. Chipper Jones 549 pitched a no-hitter to beat the Chicago far (25). LOB: Texas 9, Seattle 4. 2B: Rua Two outs when winning run scored. E: 1999 OAK 5.51 162 893 235 .259 .446 2B: Semien (35), Calhoun 2 (18), Fernan- 32. Adrian Beltre 474 White Sox, 3-0. 32. Alex Rodriguez 548 dez (8), Ohtani (21). Ward (5), off (3), Alberto (2). RBIs: Kiner-Falefa (34), O’Hearn (4). LOB: Cleveland 10, Kansas 2017 OAK 4.56 162 739 234 .246 .436 HR: 33. Carlos Delgado 473 1986: Minnesota’s Bert Blyleven broke 33. Manny Ramirez 547 Guzman (58). Runners left in scoring po- City 9. 2B: Cabrera (17), Diaz (4), Good- 1998 SEA 5.34 161 859 234 .276 .468 Fiers; Trout (39), off Fiers. RBIs: Lowrie 34. Chipper Jones 468 Robin Roberts’ 1956 record of 46 home 34. Dere kJeter 544 (97), Semien 2 (70), Trout 2 (79), Ohtani 2 sition: Texas 3 (Mazara 3); Seattle 1 (Se- win (5). HR: Mondesi (13), off Tomlin. 2017 BAL 4.59 162 743 232 .260 .435 35. Miguel Cabrera 465 run pitches in a season when he gave up 35. Tony Gwynn 543 (61), Simmons (75), Arcia (23), Ward 2 gura). RISP: Texas 1 for 4; Seattle 0 for 1. RBIs: Ramirez (105), Mondesi (34), Perez 2015 TOR 5.50 162 891 232 .269 .457 Dave Winfield 465 a two-out, third-inning homer to Cleve- 36. Harry Heilmann 542 (13). Ohtani (10), Upton (8). Lau- GIDP: Negron. DP: Texas 1 (Alberto, Guz- (79). SB: Allen 2 (21), Ramirez (34), Merri- 2007 MIL 4.94 162 801 231 .262 .456 SB: CS: 37. Jose Canseco 462 land rookie Jay Bell. It was the first major 37. Rogers Hornsby 541 reano (1). Ohtani. man). field (42), Mondesi 2 (30). CS: Lindor (10). SF: Adam Dunn 462 Year TM W L ERA G HR league pitch Bell had seen. Despite giv- 38. Joe Medwick 540 IP H R ER BB SO ERA IP H R ER BB SO ERA SF: Ramirez. Runners left in scoring posi- OAKLAND TEXAS 39. C. Yastrzemski 452 ing up two more homers, Blyleven was Dave Winfield 540 tion: Cleveland 6 (Lindor, Diaz 2, Gomes, 2016 CIN 68 94 4.91 162 258 Jurado, W, 5-56200035.93 40. Jeff Bagwell 449 the winner when the Twins rallied in the 40. Al Simmons 539 Trivino 1 000002.96 Barnes 2); Kansas City 3 (Mondesi 2, 2017 CIN 68 94 5.17 162 248 1 V.Guerrero 449 eighth for a 6-5 victory. 41. Lou Gehrig 534 Fiers, L, 12-8 3 ⁄3 766033.56 Moore, H, 2 1 000016.98 Perez). RISP: Cleveland 1 for 10; Kansas 2 2017 BAL 75 87 4.97 162 242 Dull ⁄3 000114.26 Sadzeck, H, 5 1 000120.00 42. Dave Kingman 442 1986: Chicago Cubs rookie Greg Maddux 42. Al Oliver 529 City 1 for 8. Runners moved up: Diaz. 2017 CHW 67 95 4.78 162 242 Bassitt 1000023.02 Leclerc, S, 12-16 1 100011.56 43. Jason Giambi 440 defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 8-3 in 43. Robinson Cano 528 CLEVELAND IP H R ER BB SO ERA 1996 DET 53 109 6.38 162 241 1 44. Paul Konerko 439 the City of Brotherly Love. The losing Frank Robinson 528 Kiekhefer ⁄3 2221018.00 SEATTLE IP H R ER BB SO ERA 2 2 2001 COL 73 89 5.29 162 239 Brooks ⁄3 000200.00 Tomlin 4 ⁄3 411056.14 45. Andre Dawson 438 pitcher was his brother, Mike, also a 45. DaveParker 526 1 2000 KCR 77 85 5.48 162 239 Pagan 1 000004.43 Gonzales 5 200164.00 Miller 1 ⁄3 100003.24 46. Carlos Beltran 435 rookie. It was the first time brothers 46. Ted Williams 525 2017 SEA 78 84 4.45 162 237 faced each other as rookie pitchers. IP H R ER BB SO ERA Pazos 1100012.81 Otero 1 200015.25 47. Juan Gonzalez 434 47. Ken Griffey 524 LOS ANGELES 2 1 1999 COL 72 90 6.03 162 237 Duke, L, 5-5 ⁄3 222014.29 Edwards 1 ⁄3 000013.12 Andruw Jones 434 1987: Don Mattingly’s major league 48. Willie Mays 523 2 1 2 2004 CIN 76 86 5.21 162 236 Barria 4 ⁄3 000643.41 Armstrong ⁄3 100111.32 Olson ⁄3 000024.94 49. Cal Ripken 431 record sixth grand slam of the season 49. GarretAnderson 522 1 2 2000 HOU 72 90 5.42 162 234 Cole, W, 4-2 2 ⁄3 100152.75 Vincent 1 000114.07 Ramirez, L, 0-3 ⁄3 111204.54 50. Mike Piazza 427 backed the four-hit pitching of Charles Johnny Damon 522 2 1996 MIN 78 84 5.30 162 233 Hudson to lead the New York Yankees to Jerez ⁄3 242216.43 Cook 1 100005.29 KANSAS CITY IP H R ER BB SO ERA 51. Billy Williams 426 Ed Delahanty 522 1 2000 CHC 65 97 5.26 162 231 a 6-0 victory over the Boston Red Sox. Tazawa ⁄3 110007.33 Inherited runners-scored: Armstrong 52. Darrell Evans 414 52. Scott Rolen 517 2018 BAL 46 112 5.25 158 228 1996: Brady Anderson of the Baltimore Robles, S, 2-31100033.70 1-1. HBP: Armstrong (Kiner-Falefa). Um- Sparkman 5 511024.46 53. A. Soriano 412 53. Joe Cronin 515 2000 ANA 82 80 5.02 162 228 Orioles became the 14th player to reach Inherited runners-scored: Dull 2-1, pires: H, Marvin Hudson; 1B, Quinn Wol- Lively 2200106.04 54. Mark Teixeira 409 54. Edgar Martinez 514 2017 SDP 71 91 4.70 162 226 the 50-homer mark in a 4-1 loss at To- Brooks 2-1, Cole 2-0, Tazawa 2-2. HBP: cott; 2B, Nick Mahrley; 3B, Ryan Additon. McCarthy 1 200013.21 55. Duke Snider 407 55. MarkGrace 511 Peralta 1 000013.78 1987 BAL 67 95 5.01 162 226 ronto. Anderson’s previous season high Fiers (Upton). WP: Tazawa. Umpires: H, Time: 2:36. A: 15,799 (47,943). 56. A. Galarraga 399 was 21. The Orioles ended the season Jimmy Rollins 511 Doug Eddings; 1B, Joe West; 2B, Marty Hammel, W, 4-14 1 100116.02 Al Kaline 399 2002 COL 73 89 5.21 162 225 with record 257 homers. baseball-reference.com Foster; 3B, Mark Ripperger. Time: 3:17. A: HBP: Tomlin (Gallagher). Time: 3:08. A: 58. Dale Murphy 398 baseball-reference through Thu. 19,262 (37,903). 35,041 (45,050). baseball-reference.com ■ Extra innings: Jose Berrios became the first Twins pitcher in eight years to reach 200 strikeouts in a season during a 2-1 home win over the White Sox. Berrios finished with 202 strikeouts. ... David Wright made his first his first appearance in the majors for the Mets since 2016, appearing at home as a pinch-hitter against the Marlins. Wright, 35, who suffers from spinal stenosis, will start Saturday at third and then will retire after the game. ... Yankees OF Aaron Judge’s No. 99 jersey was the game’s top seller for the second straight season. D Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, September 29, 2018 5

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TEAM SAT SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI AP TOP 25 RK. TEAM CP REC PF PA SATURDAY/NEXT GAME *-A.M. Europe turns tide TB 1. Alabama 1 4-0 215 51 vs. La.-Lafayette, 11* Noon 2. Georgia 3 4-0 178 53 vs. Tennessee, 2:30 FOX-32 3. Clemson 2 4-0 163 61 vs. Syracuse, 11* AM-780 4. Ohio State 4 4-0 218 68 at #9 Penn State, 6:30 in afternoon session 5. LSU 6 4-0 124 59 vs. Mississippi, 8:15 6. Oklahoma 5 4-0 177 83 vs. Baylor, 2:30 STL STL 7. Stanford 7 4-0 116 54 at #8 Notre Dame, 6:30 By Doug Ferguson 12:05 2:20 8. Notre Dame 8 4-0 126 77 vs. #7 Stanford, 6:30 FOX-32 NBCSCH 9. Penn State 9 4-0 222 78 vs. #4 Ohio State, 6:30 Associated Press AM-670 AM-670 10. Auburn 10 3-1 139 50 vs. Southern Miss, 3 11. Washington 11 3-1 109 51 vs. #20 BYU, 7:30 @MIN @MIN 12. West Virginia 12 3-0 127 37 at #25 Texas Tech, 11* SAINT-QUENTIN-EN-YVELINES, France — 6:10 2:10 13. UCF 14 3-0 150 53 vs. Pittsburgh, 2:30 14. Michigan 15 3-1 167 57 at Northwestern, 3:30 NBCSCH WGN-9 Three matches in the books, three red points on 15. Wisconsin 13 3-1 128 58 Oct. 6 vs. Nebraska, 6:30 AM-720 AM-720 16. Miami 16 4-1 221 84 Oct. 6 vs. Florida State, TBD the board and Tiger Woods still on the golf 17. Kentucky 17 4-0 138 53 vs. South Carolina, 6:30 course. PRE: PRE: @MIL, 7 18. Texas 22 3-1 125 85 at Kansas State, 2:30 NO, 6 NBCSCH 19. Oregon 20 3-1 186 98 at #24 California, 9:30 This was exactly the start the Americans NBCSCH AM-670 20. BYU — 3-1 100 68 at #11 Washington, 7:30 wanted in the Ryder Cup. AM-670 21. Michigan State 18 2-1 86 68 vs. Central Mich., 11* 22. Duke 23 4-0 150 61 vs. Virginia Tech, 6 And then Europe finished even better. 23. Mississippi State 19 3-1 157 54 vs. Florida, 5 PRE: @OTT, 6:30 24. California — 3-0 90 58 vs. #19 Oregon, 9:30 Four hours later, the cheers at Le Golf National CLB, 7 WGN-9 25. Texas Tech — 3-1 208 113 vs. #12 West Virginia, 11* ramped up to a feverish pitch as Europe swept all WGN-9 AM-720 CP-coaches poll; PF/A-points for/allowed AM-890 four matches Friday afternoon for a 5-3 lead. It BIG TEN STANDINGS WEST CONF ALL PF PA SATURDAY/NEXT GAME was the first time Europe swept a session since LAFC Wisconsin 1-0 3-1 128 58 Oct. 6 vs. Nebraska, 6:30 1989 and the first time ever in foursomes. 2:30 Northwestern 1-0 1-2 72 87 vs. Michigan, 3:30 WGBO-66 Iowa 0-1 3-1 101 52 Oct. 6 at Minnesota, 2:30 “We didn’t come to win the foursomes,” AM-1200 Minnesota 0-1 3-1 108 69 Oct. 6 vs. Iowa, 2:30 Francesco Molinari said. “We came to win Illinois 0-1 2-2 108 126 Oct. 6 at Rutgers, 11* Purdue 0-1 1-3 113 104 at Nebraska, 2:30 something else.” SATURDAY ON TV/RADIO LATEST LINE Nebraska 0-1 0-3 57 113 vs. Purdue, 2:30 EAST CONF ALL PF PA SATURDAY/NEXT GAME Molinari and Tommy Fleetwood were the only MLB Ohio State 1-0 4-0 218 68 at Penn State, 6:30 European pairing to play both matches, and they MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Penn State 1-0 4-0 222 78 vs. Ohio State, 6:30 NATIONAL LEAGUE SATURDAY Maryland 1-0 3-1 135 91 Oct. 6 vs. Michigan, 11* won both. They combined for five birdies over 12:05 p.m. Cardinals at Cubs FOX-32, WSCR-AM 670 at Cubs -150 St. Louis +140 Michigan 1-0 3-1 167 57 at Northwestern, 3:30 Los Angeles -235 at San Fran. +215 their last seven holes to polish off Woods and Michigan St. 1-0 2-1 86 68 vs. Central Mich., 11* 3 p.m. Dodgers at Giants MLBN Pittsburgh -140 at Cincinnati +130 at Philadelphia -155 Atlanta +145 Indiana 0-1 3-1 117 89 at Rutgers, 11* Patrick Reed in fourballs and salvage something at New York -177 Miami +165 Rutgers 0-1 1-3 65 156 vs. Indiana, 11* 6:10 p.m. White Sox at Twins NBCSCH, WYLL-AM 1160 at Colorado -127 Washington +117 from a morning that belonged to the Americans. Arizona -135 at San Diego +125 They took down Jordan Spieth and Justin 6 p.m. Tigers at Brewers FS1 AMERICAN LEAGUE SATURDAY FRIDAY’S RESULTS Florida St. at Louisville, 2:30 at Minnesota -135 White Sox +125 Princeton 45, Columbia 10 Lamar at Nicholls, 2:30 Thomas in the afternoon. 9 p.m. Athletics at Angels MLBN at Tampa Bay -235 Toronto +215 Rhode Island 23, Harvard 16 Coastal Carolina at Troy, 2:30 at Tampa Bay -235 Toronto +215 Tulane 40, Memphis 24 Rice at Wake Forest, 2:30 “It was a bit of a roller-coaster ride,” European Houston -250 at Baltimore +220 Colorado 38, UCLA 16 Austin Peay at Jacksonville St., 3 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Houston -240 at Baltimore +220 Florida A&M at NC Central, 3 captain Thomas Bjorn said. at Boston off New York off SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE Tennessee St. at Vanderbilt, 3 11 a.m. Indiana at Rutgers BTN Cleveland -225 at Kansas City +205 MIDWEST Alabama A&M at Jackson St., 5 The Americans walked tall, especially Tony at Los Angeles off Oakland off Oklahoma St. at Kansas, Noon North Alabama at Campbell, 6 Finau. It was his amazing fortune that turned the 11 a.m. Central Michigan at Michigan State FS1 at Seattle -205 Texas +185 Morehead St. at Butler, Noon Charlotte at UAB, 5 INTERLEAGUE SATURDAY UMass at Ohio, 1 Colgate at William & Mary, 5 tide in the morning. He and Brooks Koepka were at Milwaukee -255 Detroit +225 Davidson at Valparaiso, 1 Stephen F. Austin at McNeese St., 7 11 a.m. Syracuse at Clemson ABC-7 Kent St. at Ball St., 2 COLLEGE FOOTBALL FAU at Middle Tennessee, 6 1 down to Justin Rose and Jon Rahm on the par-3 Illinois St. at Missouri St., 2 UT Martin at Murray St., 7 SATURDAY W. Michigan at Miami (Ohio), 2:30 11 a.m. Arkansas vs. Texas A&M ESPN 1 Alcorn St. at Southern U., 7 16th when Finau’s 8-iron tee shot appeared at Buffalo 7 ⁄2 Army S. Dakota St. at N. Dakota St., 2:30 1 E. Illinois at Tennessee Tech, 6 Cincinnati 17 ⁄2 at UConn Youngstown St. at W. Illinois, 3 headed for the water. Instead, it landed on the 1 Chattanooga at ETSU, 6:30 11 a.m. Temple at Boston College ESPNU at Michigan St 29 ⁄2 Cent. Mich. N. Illinois at E. Michigan, 5 1 Ark.-Pine Bluff at FIU, 6:30 at E. Michigan 3 ⁄2 N Illinois South Dakota at S. Illinois, 6 12-inch-wide boards that frame the green, soared 1 Marshall at W. Kentucky, 6:30 at Ball St 7 ⁄2 Kent St 11 a.m. Army at Buffalo CBSSN EAST Northwestern St. at SE Louisiana, 7 at Wake Forest 27 Rice Temple at Boston College, 11* into the air as the gallery gasped and plopped 1 SOUTHWEST at East Carolina 6 ⁄2 Old Dominion Army at Buffalo, 11* 1 Texas A&M vs. Arkansas down 3 feet from the hole. 11 a.m. West Virginia at Texas Tech ESPN2 at Georgia Tech 28 ⁄2 Bowling Green Georgetown at Brown, Noon 1 at Arlington, Texas, 11* at Boston Coll. 12 ⁄2 Temple Bucknell at Holy Cross, Noon 1 Cent. Arkansas at Sam Houston St., 3 2:30 p.m. Purdue at Nebraska BTN at Clemson 25 ⁄2 Syracuse Dayton at Marist, Noon 1 Prairie View vs. Grambling St. at Dallas, 4 at Appalach. St 24 ⁄2 S. Alabama Wagner at Monmouth (NJ), Noon at Duke 4 Virginia Tech Incarnate Word at Abilene Christian, 6 2:30 p.m. Tennessee at Georgia CBS-2 Maine at Yale, Noon Houston Baptist at SMU, 6 La.-Monroe 7 at Georgia St Sacred Heart at Cornell, 12:30 1 Iowa St. at TCU, 7 at Ohio 13 ⁄2 UMass Penn at Dartmouth, 12:30 UTEP at UTSA, 6 2:30 p.m. Baylor at Oklahoma ABC-7 at UCF 13 Pittsburgh Cincinnati at UConn, 2:30 1 Louisiana Tech at North Texas, 6:30 at Kentucky 1 ⁄2 S. Carolina WV Wesleyan at St. Francis (Pa.), 3 WEST 2:30 p.m. Florida State at Louisville ESPN2 at NC State 6 Virginia The Citadel at Towson, 3 Indiana 16 at Rutgers North Dakota at N. Colorado, 1:05 CCSU at Lafayette, 5 E. Washington at Montana St., 2 at Air Force 4 Nevada Villanova at Stony Brook, 5 2:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at Central Florida ESPNU 1 Nevada at Air Force, 3 Utah 1 ⁄2 at Wash. St SOUTH 1 N. Arizona at Idaho St., 3:30 at Arizona St 21 ⁄2 Oregon St Bowling Green at Georgia Tech, 11* 2:30 p.m. Texas at Kansas State FS1 at Washington 17 BYU Portland St. at Idaho, 4 Virginia at NC State, 11:20* Stetson at San Diego, 4 at Fresno St 10 Toledo Drake at Jacksonville, Noon 1 Liberty at New Mexico, 5 W Michigan 2 ⁄2 at Miami (Ohio) New Hampshire at Elon, 12:30 2:30 p.m. Cincinnati at Connecticut CBSSN 1 Utah at Washington St., 5 Florida St 6 ⁄2 at Louisville Mercer at VMI, 12:30 1 Hawaii at San Jose St., 6 Ohio State 3 ⁄2 at Penn St W. Carolina at Furman, 1 1 Boise St. at Wyoming, 6 3 p.m. Nevada at Air Force ESPNews Arkansas St 3 ⁄2 at Ga. Southern La.-Monroe at Georgia St., 1 Montana at Cal Poly, 6:05 at Georgia 31 Tennessee Charleston Southern at Hampton, 1 1 Oregon St. at Arizona St., 9 at New Mexico 6 ⁄2 Liberty 3:30 p.m. Michigan at Northwestern FOX-32, WGN-AM 720 James Madison at Richmond, 2 USC at Arizona, 9:30 at Auburn 27 Southern Miss South Alabama at Appalachian St., 2:30 1 Toledo at Fresno St., 9:30 Florida at Mississippi State ESPN at TCU 10 ⁄2 Iowa St Old Dominion at East Carolina, 2:30 5 p.m. at Alabama 49 LA-Laf. 1 at Oklahoma 23 ⁄2 Baylor GOLF 6 p.m. Viginia Tech at Duke ESPN2 at UTSA 10 UTEP JAMIE SQUIRE/GETTY Purdue 3 at Nebraska 6 p.m. Iowa State at TCU ESPNU Texas 8 at Kansas St RYDER CUP U.S., 3 and 2. Tom Pernice Jr. 34-33 1 Rory McIlroy and Ian Poul- Scott McCarron 31-36 Francesco Molinari and Tommy Fleetwood, right, W. Virginia 3 ⁄2 at Texas Tech 1st of 3 rds at Le Golf Na- ter, Europe, def. Bubba Wat- Joe Durant 31-36 at North Texas 7 Louisiana Tech tional, Saint-Quentin-En- won twice Friday, helping Europe jump out to a 6 p.m. Boise State at Wyoming CBSSN 1 son and Webb Simpson, U.S., at UAB 16 ⁄2 Charlotte Yvelines, France; 7,183 68 (-4)-b Oklahoma St 17 at Kansas 4 and 2. Tom Gillis 33-35 5-3 lead over the U.S. 1 yds; Par 71 6:30 p.m. Stanford at Notre Dame NBC-5, WMVP-AM 1000 Marshall 3 ⁄2 at W Kentucky Sergio Garcia and Alex Paul Broadhurst 35-33 Noren, Europe, def. Phil Kirk Triplett 35-33 at Miss. St 7 Florida EUROPE 5, UNITED STATES 3 Mickelson and Bryson Duffy Waldorf 33-35 6:30 p.m. Ohio State at Penn State ABC-7 at LSU 9 Mississippi Fourballs DeChambeau, U.S., 5 and 4. at Troy 14 Coast. Carol. United States 3, Europe 1 68 (-3)-h Francesco Molinari and Gary Hallberg 33-35 7:30 p.m. BYU at Washington FOX-32 FAU 3 at Mid. Tenn. Brooks Koepka and Tony USC 3 at Arizona Finau, U.S., def. Justin Tommy Fleetwood, Europe, Woody Austin 35-33 Boise St 17 at Wyoming Rose and Jon Rahm, Eu- def. Justin Thomas and Jor- Billy Mayfair 34-34 IN BRIEF 8 p.m. Mississippi at LSU ESPN Hawaii 10 at San Jose St dan Spieth, U.S., 5 and 4. 69 (-3)-b 1 rope, 1 up. at Notre Dame 5 ⁄2 Stanford Doug Garwood 33-36 1 Dustin Johnson and CHAMPIONS PURE Michigan 14 ⁄2 at Northwestern Fran Quinn 35-34 9:30 p.m. USC at Arizona ESPN2 Rickie Fowler, U.S., def. Rory INSURANCE AUTO RACING: Texas A&M 21 Arkansas McIlroy and Thorbjorn Ole- Scott Parel 35-34 Kurt Busch won the pole for Oregon 2 at California 1st of 3 rds at Pebble Beach 69 (-2)-h 9:30 p.m. Toledo at Fresno State ESPNU sen, Europe, 4 and 2. Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series playoff race at NFL Jordan Spieth and Justin GL & Poppy Hills GC, Pebble Mark Calcavecchia 34-35 Beach, Calif. (Pebble Beach Kevin Sutherland 35-34 SUNDAY Thomas, U.S., def. Paul Charlotte Motor Speedway in Concord, N.C. 9:30 p.m. Oregon at California FS1 Casey and Tyrrell Hatton, GL: 6,864 yds, par 72-b; Jay Haas 34-35 at Bears 3 Tampa Bay Fred Couples 33-36 1 Poppy Hills GC: 6,898 yds, at New England 6 ⁄2 Miami Europe, 1 up. Busch recorded a qualifying speed of 106.868 Francesco Molinari and par 71-h) Kent Jones 33-36 GOLF at Indianapolis 1 Houston Carlos Franco 34-35 1 Tommy Fleetwood, Europe, 66 (-6)-b mph on the new “roval” — a 17-turn, 2.28-mile at Atlanta 3 ⁄2 Cincinnati Mike Goodes 33-36 1 at Green Bay 9 ⁄2 Buffalo def. Patrick Reed and Tiger David Frost 32-34 9 a.m. Ryder Cup NBC-5 (more, 5 a.m. Sun.) Woods, U.S., 3 and 1. 67 (-5)-b 70 (-2)-b hybrid road course-oval that has a 35-foot change at Dallas 3 Detroit Bob Estes 34-36 1 Foursomes Marco Dawson 33-34 at Jacksonville 7 ⁄2 NY Jets Tom Byrum 35-35 in elevation. 4 p.m. Champions Pure Insurance Champ. Golf Channel Philadelphia 3 at Tennessee Europe 4, United States 0 Ken Tanigawa 33-34 Henrik Stenson and Justin Olin Browne 33-34 70 (-1)-h Seattle 3 at Arizona Dan Forsman 36-34 HORSE RACING at Oakland 3 Cleveland Rose, Europe, def. Dustin Hale Irwin 30-37 Johnson and Rickie Fowler, 67 (-4)-h Mark Brooks 35-35 BASKETBALL: at LA Chargers 10 San Fran. Mark Walker 34-36 Bulls F Lauri Markkanen will 1 Bernhard Langer 33-34 6 p.m. Breeders’ Cup Challenge Series, Awesome Again New Orleans 3 ⁄2 at NY Giants at Pittsburgh 3 Baltimore miss six to eight weeks after suffering a Stakes NBCSN MONDAY NHL PRESEASON TENNIS 1 high-grade lateral elbow sprain during practice Kansas City 4 ⁄2 at Denver MOTORSPORTS SOCCER FRIDAY’S RESULTS ATP CHENGDU OPEN Thursday. The Bulls also will be without G Carolina 5, Washington 4 (OT) QF, at Sichuan International Tennis Buffalo 5, N.Y. Islanders 4 Denzel Valentine (ankle) for at least one to two 6:55 a.m. Formula 1 Russian Grand Prix qualifying ESPN2 Center, Chengdu, China; hard-outdoor MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER Columbus 7, Pittsburgh 6 EASTERN WLTPTGFGA #1 Fabio Fognini d. weeks. ... LSU junior F Wayde Sims died after he 2 p.m. NASCAR Xfinity Series Drive for the Cure 200 Toronto 6, Detroit 2 #6 Matthew Ebden, 6-4, 6-2. Atlanta 19 5 6 63 65 36 St. Louis 3, Dallas 1 Taylor Fritz d. Sam Querrey, 7-6 (1), 7-5. was shot during a fight involving several men NBCSN N.Y. Red Bulls 18 7 5 59 55 32 Colorado 4, Minnesota 3 (OT) Joao Sousa d. Malek Jaziri, 6-1, 3-6, 6-3. N.Y. City FC 15 8 8 53 54 39 Vegas 2, Los Angeles 0 Bernard Tomic d. early Friday near the campus of another NBA PRESEASON Columbus 13 9 8 47 39 38 SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE Felix Auger-Aliassime, 6-2, 6-4. Columbus at Blackhawks, 7 Philadelphia 14 12 4 43 41 45 university in his hometown of Baton Rouge, La. Calgary at Edmonton, 2 Montreal 12 14 4 40 42 47 ATP SHENZHEN OPEN 7:30 p.m. Timberwolves at Warriors NBA Network Philadelphia at Boston, 4 Sims, 20, died from his wounds at a hospital, D.C. United 9 11 8 35 48 48 QF, at Longgang Sports Center, Toronto at Detroit, 6 New England 8 10 11 35 43 45 Shenzhen, China; hard-outdoor Baton Rouge police said. The shooting happened NHL PRESEASON Montreal at Ottawa, 6 Pierre-Hugues Herbert d. Toronto FC 8 15 6 30 50 57 Tampa Bay at Florida, 6 FIRE 7 16 7 28 43 56 Albert Ramos-Vinolas, near Southern University’s A.W. Mumford Sta- Arizona at Vancouver, 9 6-7 (6), 7-6 (1), 6-4. 7 p.m. Blue Jackets at Blackhawks WGN-9, WLS-AM 890 Orlando City 7 18 4 25 40 66 Anaheim at Los Angeles, 9:30 WESTERN WLTPTGFGA #7 Alex de Minaur d. dium. ... UCLA freshman F Shareef O’Neal will sit SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE #4 Damir Dzumhur, 6-3, 7-6 (7). MLS Kansas City 15 7 6 51 54 34 Nashville at Carolina, 12:30 Yoshihito Nishioka d. out the upcoming season because of a heart Los Angeles FC 14 7 8 50 57 43 St. Louis at Washington, 2 Cameron Norrie, 7-6 (2), 6-2. 2:30 p.m. LAFC at Fire WGBO-66, WRTO-AM 1200 FC Dallas 15 6 8 53 49 38 Colorado at Dallas, 5 #5 Fernando Verdasco d. condition that will require surgery. O’Neal, the Portland 13 9 8 47 46 45 San Jose at Vegas, 7 Andy Murray, 6-4, 6-4. son of Hall of Famer Shaquille O’Neal, said BUNDESLIGA SOCCER Real Salt Lake 13 11 6 45 49 49 NBA PRESEASON Seattle 13 10 5 44 37 29 WTA WUHAN OPEN doctors discovered the condition after he “felt Vancouver 11 11 7 40 48 55 SF, at Wuhan Optical Valley Tennis 8:30 a.m. Hoffenheim vs. Leipzig FS1 LA Galaxy 10 11 8 38 54 59 FRIDAY’S RESULTS Centre, Wuhan, China; hard-outdoor funny” during summer practices. He’s expected Minnesota 10 16 3 33 43 57 Philadelphia 104, Melbourne United 84 Anett Kontaveit d. 8:30 a.m. Schalke vs. Mainz FS2 Houston 8 13 8 32 47 43 Charlotte 104, Boston 97 Wang Qiang, 6-2, 2-1 ret. to be sidelined for three to four months after Colorado 6 17 6 24 32 55 SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE Aryna Sabalenka d. 11:30 a.m.Leverkusen vs. Dortmund FS2 San Jose 4 18 8 20 45 63 Portland vs. Toronto (Vancouver), 6 #16 Ashleigh Barty, 7-6 (2), 6-4. undergoing surgery. ... The NCAA levied an SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE Beijing Ducks at Dallas, 7:30 Minnesota at Golden State, 7:30 WTA TASHKENT OPEN unethical conduct charge against former Con- PREMIER LEAGUE SOCCER Los Angeles FC at Fire, 2:30 Colorado at Seattle, 3 Perth Wildcats at Utah, 8 SF, at The Olympic Tennis School, necticut coach Kevin Ollie that could lead to a Montreal at D.C. United, 6 SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE Tashkent, Uzbekistan; hard-outdoor 6:30 a.m. Manchester United at West Ham NBCSN New England at Toronto FC, 6:30 New Orleans at Bulls, 6 Anastasia Potapova d. lengthy show-cause penalty, six months after the Philadelphia at Columbus, 6:30 Miami at San Antonio, 4 Kateryna Kozlova, 6-2, 6-3. 9 a.m. Tottenham at Huddersfield Town NBCSN N.Y. City FC at Minnesota, 7 Charlotte at Boston, 5 Margarita Gasparyan d. university fired him for just cause. ESPN San Jose at Houston, 7:30 Denver vs. L.A. Lakers (San Diego), 8:30 Mona Barthel, 4-6, 6-1, 7-5. Sydney Kings at L.A. Clippers, 8:30 reported that the NCAA alleged Ollie provided 11:25 a.m.Liverpool at Chelsea NBCSN Vancouver at LA Galaxy, 9 FC Dallas at Portland, 9:30 TRANSACTIONS SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE false or misleading information about phone calls TENNIS Atlanta at N.Y. Red Bulls, noon between Hall of Famer Ray Allen, Rudy Gay and a Real Salt Lake at Sporting KC, 4 BASEBALL yn-Noranda (QMJHL). Placed G Zane McIntyre on waivers. NATIONAL LEAGUE top recruit. The NCAA also said Ollie falsely 4 a.m. Shenzhen Open, semifinals Tennis Channel ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE Dallas: Assigned D Dillon Heatherington CLUB W T L GF GA PTS Cubs: Activated C Bobby Wilson from the 10-day DL. and Reece Scarlett to Texas (AHL). denied he had knowledge of professional trainer Liverpool 6 0 0 14 2 18 Detroit: Agreed to terms with D Jared NFL Man City 5 1 0 19 3 16 FOOTBALL McIsaac on a three-year, entry-level and friend Derek Hamilton’s workouts with Chelsea 5 1 0 14 4 16 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE contract. Assigned C Wade Megan to Grand Rapids (AHL). players. ... Breanna Stewart scored 19 points and AFC NORTH W L T PCT PF PA Watford 4 1 1 11 6 13 Cincinnati: Waived HB Tra Carson from NFC NORTH W L T PCT PF PA Tottenham 4 0 2 12 7 12 the reserve/injured list with an injury Edmonton: Placed G Al Montoya on waivers. the U.S. beat Nigeria 71-40 in the quarterfinals of BEARS 2 1 0 .667 63 55 Cincinnati 2 1 0 .667 89 77 Arsenal 4 0 2 12 9 12 settlement. Baltimore 2 1 0 .667 97 51 Man United 3 1 2 9 9 10 Indianapolis: Promoted TE Mo Alie-Cox, New Jersey: Assigned D Ty Smith to the Women’s World Cup in San Cristobal de la Green Bay 1 1 1 .500 70 83 Spokane (WHL). Assigned Fs Kevin Rooney Minnesota 1 2 1 .375 90 110 Cleveland 1 1 1 .500 60 59 Bournemouth 3 1 2 10 11 10 RB Jeremy McNichols and DE Carroll Pittsburgh 1 1 1 .500 88 90 Leicester 3 0 3 11 10 9 Phillips from the practice squad. Waived and Brett Seney to Binghamton (AHL). Laguna, Spain. The U.S., which trailed 17-9 after Detroit 1 2 0 .333 70 88 N.Y. Rangers: Assigned Cs Lias Andersson AFC EAST W L T PCT PF PA Wolverhamptn 2 3 1 6 6 9 LB Skai Moore and TE Erik Swoope. NFC EAST W L T PCT PF PA Placed OT-G Joe Haeg on the injured re- and Steven Fogarty, D Libor Hajek, Rob O’G- the first quarter but took control with a 14-3 run Crystal Palace 2 1 3 4 6 7 ara and Ryan Lindgren, LW Michael Lind- Washington 2 1 0 .667 64 44 Miami 3 0 0 1.000 75 52 Everton 1 3 2 8 11 6 serve list. New England 1 2 0 .333 57 77 Tennessee: Promoted DL Darius Kilgo qvist and RW Ville Meskanen to Hartford to end the second quarter, next will face Belgium. Philadelphia 2 1 0 .667 59 55 Brighton 1 2 3 8 11 5 (AHL). Placed D Chris Bigras, C Peter Hol- Dallas 1 2 0 .333 41 53 Buffalo 1 2 0 .333 50 84 Southampton 1 2 3 6 9 5 from the practice squad. Spain and Australia will play in the other N.Y. Jets 1 2 0 .333 77 58 land, LW Cole Schneider and Gs Marek N.Y. Giants 1 2 0 .333 55 62 Fulham 1 2 3 8 13 5 HOCKEY Mazanec and Dustin Tokarski on waivers. semifinal. NFC SOUTH W L T PCT PF PA AFC SOUTH W L T PCT PF PA Burnley 1 1 4 7 10 4 Philadelphia: Loaned LWs Tyrell Goul- West Ham 1 1 4 5 11 4 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Anaheim: Assigned D Simon Benoit, Ja- bourne and Carsen Twarynski to Lehigh Tampa Bay 2 1 0 .667 102 91 Tennessee 2 1 0 .667 49 50 Newcastle 0 2 4 4 8 2 Jacksonville 2 1 0 .667 57 44 cob Larsson, Steven Oleksy, Josh Valley (AHL). New Orleans 2 1 0 .667 104 103 Cardiff 0 2 4 3 14 2 Winnipeg: Assigned Gs Mikhail Berdin and GOLF: Hall of Famer Hale Irwin shot an Carolina 2 1 0 .667 71 60 Indianapolis 1 2 0 .333 60 63 Mahura and Andy Welinksi, Gs Kevin Huddersfield 0 2 4 3 14 2 Boyle and Jared Coreau, Cs Sam Carrick, Eric Comrie, D Sami Niku, Nelson Nogier Atlanta 1 2 0 .333 80 85 Houston 0 3 0 .000 59 74 SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE Chase De Leo and Anton Rodin and RW and Peter Stoykewych and Fs Mason App- opening-round 5-under 67 and was a stroke back NFC WEST W L T PCT PF PA AFC WEST W L T PCT PF PA West Ham vs. Man United, 6:30 a.m. Corey Tropp to San Diego (AHL). leton, Jansen Harkins, Skyler McKenzie, of leader David Frost at the PGA Tour Champi- Kansas City 3 0 0 1.000 118 92 Man City vs. Brighton, 9 a.m. Boston: Assigned Cs Ryan Fitzgerald Kristian Reichel and CJ Suess to Manitoba L.A. Rams 4 0 0 1.000 140 67 (AHL). Placed D Cam Schilling and Fs Den- Denver 2 1 0 .667 61 70 Huddersfield vs. Tottenham, 9 a.m. and Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson, RW Jor- Seattle 1 2 0 .333 65 64 Everton vs. Fulham, 9 a.m. nis Everberg, Seth Griffith, Nic Kerdiles and ons event in Pebble Beach, Calif. Irwin, 73, was in L.A. Chargers 1 2 0 .333 82 93 dan Szwarz and D Jakub Zboril to Provi- San Francisco 1 2 0 .333 73 89 Newcastle vs. Leicester, 9 a.m. JC Lipon on waivers. Oakland 0 3 0 .000 52 81 dence (AHL) and C Jakub Lauko to Rou- group with three others. Arizona 0 3 0 .000 20 74 Wolverhamptn vs. Southampton, 9 a.m. SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE Arsenal vs. Watford, 9 a.m. PREP FOOTBALL Tampa Bay at Bears, noon (FOX-32) Chelsea vs. Liverpool, 11:30 a.m. NHL: Cincinnati at Atlanta, noon AUTO RACING Patrice Bergeron participated in his first RAMS 38, VIKINGS 31 Houston at Indianapolis, noon Andrew 56, Thornridge 14 Homewood-Flossmoor 6 Antioch 55, Grayslake Central 0 Lincoln-Way West 24, Sandburg 14 practice and is expected to ready for the Bruins’ LATE THURSDAY N.Y. Jets at Jacksonville, noon Miami at New England, noon NASCAR ROVAL 400 LINEUP Bartlett 49, West Chicago 0 Lisle 24, Reed-Custer 21 Minnesota 7 13 8 3 — 31 Batavia 41, Geneva 0 Machsny Park Harlem 33, Belvidere N. 15 regular-season opener Wednesday against the Detroit at Dallas, noon Friday’s qualifying; at Charlotte Motor L.A. Rams 7 21 10 0 — 38 Benet 20, Joliet Catholic 13 Maine South 42, Niles North 7 Buffalo at Green Bay, noon Speedway Road Course, Concord, N.C. defending Stanley Cup champion Capitals. The First quarter A: 72,027. Philadelphia at Tennessee, noon M-make; C-Chevrolet, F-Ford, T-Toyota Bishop McNamara 48, Maine West 49, Maine East 14 Min: Robinson 16 pass from Cousins Seattle at Arizona, 3:05 SP NO. DRIVER M MPH Wheaton Academy 21 Marist 42, Marian Catholic 0 33-year-old Bruins center had been out with back (Bailey kick), 7:55. Cleveland at Oakland, 3:05 Bolingbrook 39, Lockport 7 Marshall 54, Agricultural Science 8 1. 41 Kurt Busch F 106.868 LAR: Gurley 8 pass from Goff (Ficken New Orleans at N.Y. Giants, 3:25 (CBS-2) Brother Rice 21, St. Rita 14 Metea Valley 28, Bradley-Bourbonnais 21 spasms and had undergone offseason groin 2. 47 AJ Allmendinger C 106.811 kick), 1:55. San Francisco at L.A. Chargers, 3:25 Cary-Grove 63, McHenry 21 Minooka 45, Plainfield Central 7 3. 88 Alex Bowman C 106.800 Second quarter Baltimore at Pittsburgh, 7:20 (NBC-5) Conant 28, Schaumburg 10 Mount Carmel 49, St. Ignatius 0 surgery. 4. 9 Chase Elliott C 106.596 Min: FG Bailey 37, 10:05. Off: Washington, Carolina Crete-Monee 61, Rich Central 25 Naperville C. 50, Naperville N. 21 5. 42 Kyle Larson C 106.574 LAR: Kupp 70 pass from Goff (Ficken MONDAY’S SCHEDULE Deerfield 23, Vernon Hills 20 Nazareth 55, Carmel 17 6. 48 Jimmie Johnson C 106.462 kick), 9:28. Kansas City at Denver, 7:15 (ESPN) DeKalb 34, Morris 21 Neuqua Valley 47, Waubonsie Valley 16 SOCCER: 7. 14 Clint Bowyer F 106.332 Hertha Berlin upset six-time Bun- Min: Robinson 17 pass from Cousins De La Salle 40, Marmion 14 New Trier 35, Evanston 28 THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE 8. 1 Jamie McMurray C 106.104 (Bailey kick), 8:04. Downers Grove S. 21, Morton 7 Normal West 41, Hampshire 20 Indianapolis at New England, 7:20 9. 12 Ryan Blaney F 105.919 desliga champ Bayern Munich 2-0 in Berlin, LAR: Kupp 19 pass from Goff (Ficken Dundee-Crown 22, Crystal Lake S. 20 Notre Dame 28, St. Viator 0 SUNDAY, OCT. 7 10. 37 Chris Buescher C 105.556 Eisenhower 32, Evergreen Park 21 OP-River Forest 21, Downers Grove N. 14 dealing its former player Niko Kovac his first loss kick), 3:47. Miami at Cincinnati, noon 11. 8 Daniel Hemric C 105.507 LAR: Cooks 47 pass from Goff (Ficken Elgin 41, Streamwood 14 Oswego 56, Romeoville 6 N.Y. Giants at Carolina, noon 12. 20 Erik Jones T 105.409 Elk Grove Village 38, Wheeling 21 Oswego East 27, Plainfield North 0 as manager of Bayern. Hertha moved level on kick), 1:26. Denver at N.Y. Jets, noon 13. 78 Martin Truex Jr. T 106.060 Min: FG Bailey 39, :02. Fenton 49, Guerin 12 Ottawa Marquette 54, Walther Christian 6 Jacksonville at Kansas City, noon 14. 18 Kyle Busch T 105.807 Fenwick 28, St. Laurence 27 (OT) Peoria 24, Richwoods 0 points atop the standings with Bayern. ... Third quarter Green Bay at Detroit, noon 15. 22 Joey Logano F 105.788 LAR: FG Ficken 34, 5:21. Forreston 44, East Dubuque 12 Phillips 42, Curie 0 Baltimore at Cleveland, noon 16. 6 Trevor Bayne F 105.749 Geneseo 24, LaSalle-Peru 7 Plainfield South 17, Joliet Central 10 Espanyol was held 2-2 at promoted Rayo Min: Thielen 45 pass from Cousins (Mur- Atlanta at Pittsburgh, noon 17. 19 Daniel Suarez T 105.687 ray pass from Cousins), 3:35. Genoa-Kingston 42, Winnebago 12 Prairie Ridge 42, Jacobs 2 Tennessee at Buffalo, noon 18. 34 Michael McDowell F 105.681 Glenbard East 42, East Aurora 8 Prospect 35, Rolling Meadows 14 Vallecano, missing a chance to join Barcelona and LAR: Woods 31 pass from Goff (Ficken Oakland at L.A. Chargers, 3:05 19. 4 Kevin Harvick F 105.302 kick), 1:09. Glenbrook N. 27, Highland Park 14 Prosser 48, CICS/Ellison 6 Real Madrid at the top of the La Liga standings. Minnesota at Philadelphia, 3:25 20. 10 Aric Almirola F 105.189 Glenbrook S. 49, Niles West 13 Providence 58, Hope 42 Fourth quarter Arizona at San Francisco, 3:25 21. 24 William Byron C 105.120 Min: FG Bailey 40, 3:46. Grayslake North 54, Round Lake 6 Richards 50, Argo 0 L.A. Rams at Seattle, 3:25 22. 21 Paul Menard F 105.095 Gurnee Warren 33, Zion-Benton 0 Richmond-Burton 45, Burlington C. 7 TEAM STATS MIN LAR Dallas at Houston, 7:20 23. 17 Ricky Stenhouse Jr.F 104.884 Hersey 48, Buffalo Grove 0 Riverside-Brookfield 14, Ridgewood 3 TENNIS: Former world No. 1 Andy Murray will off: Bears, Tampa Bay 24. 3 Austin Dillon C 104.709 Hillcrest 59, Tinley Park 0 Rockford Boylan 47, Rockford Guilford 6 First downs 25 25 MONDAY, OCT. 8 25. 2 Brad Keselowski F 104.647 end his season after falling to Fernando Verdasco Total net yards 446 556 Hinsdale South 37, Proviso East 15 Rockford East 30, Freeport 27 Washington at New Orleans, 7:15 26. 13 Ty Dillon C 104.620 Hoffman Estates 47, Palatine 44 Salem 40, Westmont 27 Rushes-yards 17-54 20-100 27. 11 Denny Hamlin T 104.479 6-4, 6-4 in the quarterfinals of the Shenzhen Passing 392 456 Hononegah 47, Belvidere 7 Shepard 28, Oak Lawn 18 28. 32 Matt DiBenedetto F 104.352 Huntley 48, Crystal Lake Central 21 Solorio 23, Lane 12 Punt returns 0-0 1-4 Open in Shenzhen, China. Murray, who under- Passing: Min, Cousins 36-50-0-422. LAR, 29. 31 Ryan Newman C 104.341 IC Catholic 59, Aurora C. Catholic 0 Stevenson 43, Mundelein 0 Kickoff returns 0-0 3-53 Goff 26-33-0-465, Hekker 0-1-0-0. 30. 38 David Ragan F 104.033 Joliet West 17, Plainfield East 10 St. Charles N. 28, St. Charles E. 7 went hip surgery in January and returned to the Comp-att-int 36-50-0 26-34-0 Receiving: Min, Diggs 11-123, Thielen 8- 31. 15 Justin Marks C 103.936 Kaneland 28, Sycamore 7 St. Edward 21, Chicago Christian 14 Sacked-yds lost 4-30 1-9 135, Rudolph 5-57, Treadwell 4-47, Rob- 32. 95 Regan Smith C 103.549 Kankakee 22, Rich South 12 Taft 32, Lincoln Park 7 court in June, had planned to finish after next Punts 4-39.8 2-35.5 inson 2-33, Murray 2-16, Ham 2-7, Mor- 33. 72 Cole Whitt C 103.260 Lake Park 33, Glenbard North 32 T.F. North 27, Oak Forest 0 Fumbles-lost 1-1 1-0 gan 1-3, Boone 1-1. LAR, Kupp 9-162, 34. 43 Bubba Wallace C 102.716 Lake Zurich 14, Libertyville 7 T.F. South 25, Reavis 18 week’s China Open in Beijing. The BBC reported Penalties-yards 4-35 2-15 Cooks 7-116, Woods 5-101, Gurley 4-73, 35. 7 Ross Chastain C 102.677 Lakes 42, Grant 19 Wauconda 35, North Chicago 12 Possession time 32:14 27:46 Everett 1-13. 36. 23 JJ Yeley T 102.034 Lemont 53, Bremen 6 West Aurora 57, Glenbard South 13 Murray was bothered by an ankle issue. Tackles-assists-sacks: 37. 96 Jeffrey Earnhardt T 101.950 Rushing: Min, Cousins 4-28, Cook 10-20, Leo 48, Christ the King 14 Wheaton St. Francis 28, Aurora Christian 20 Min, Hughes 7-0-0, Hunter 3-3-1. 38. 00 Landon Cassill C 101.089 Leyden 21, Addison Trail 7 Wheaton-Warrenville S. 10, Wheaton N. 3 Thomas 1-4, Murray 2-2. LAR, Gurley 17- LAR, Wilson 7-0-0, Donald 3-2-2. 39. 51 Stanton Barrett F 100.255 83, Cooks 1-10, Goff 2-7. Lincoln-Way Central 30, Stagg 0 Whitney Young 32, DuSable 0 — Edited from news services Missed field goals: LA, Ficken 28. 40. 66 Timmy Hill T 100.071 Lincoln-Way East 48, Willowbrook 28, York 14 6 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, September 29, 2018

BULLS AND BLACKHAWKS

Levine, Jacquelyn A. Jacquelyn A. Levine, née Dienstein, 1930-2018. Born and raised in Chicago, longtime Death Notices Evanstonian, and, more recently, beloved member of the Weinberg Community for Senior Living - Gidwitz Place. Her many years as a nursery Bilstein, George E. school teacher included work at the Board of Jewish George E. Bilstein, age 94; WW II Navy veteran; Education and the Francis W. Parker School. Later beloved husband of the late Lois, nee she served as the Director of Transportation at the Bodenbender; loving father of Paul, Council for Jewish Elderly, and also worked for her James (Cherie) and the late Thomas son-in-law at Crane Construction in Northbrook. (Debra); cherished grandfather of All who crossed her path can attest that she was Thomas II, Jessica, Alicia, Courtney, the epitome of warmth, kindness and generosity – Melissa and Michael; fond brother of the late as a colleague, neighbor and friend. But the focal Marilyn (the late Curtis) Hale. Visitation Sun., Sept. point of her affection was her bashert David, who 30, 2018, 3-8 PM at Matz Funeral Home, 410 E. Rand predeceased her, and the family they nurtured to- Rd. Mt. Prospect. Funeral Mon. 9:30 AM to St. Emily gether. The loving mother of Amy (Michael) Brown Church. Mass 10 AM. Interment All Saints. In lieu and Carol Levine Frank. Jacquelyn was the devoted of flowers, please make donations directly to your sister to Harriet Simon, who also predeceased her. favorite charity. 847/3942336. She was most in her element when surrounded by Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries her five grandchildren, Dyan, Paul, Zev, Jonah and Sonia, and her three great-grandchildren, Theo, Henry and Isabelle. Dearest Jack / Mom / Grammie / Dubin, Mona Bubbie / GG — you will be missed always and loved Mona Dubin, age 92, beloved wife of the late Herman forever. Service Sunday, 10AM at Chicago Jewish Funerals Chapel, 8851 Skokie Blvd., (at Niles Center CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Dubin, happily married for 54 years; lov- ing mother of Brian (Rose) Dubin and Rd.) Skokie. Interment Westlawn Cemetery. In lieu Lauri Markkanen will miss the season’s first six to eight weeks with a sprained elbow. Sherry (John) Bowen; cherished grand- of flowers, donations in her memory to the Council mother of Stephanie (Ryan) Blumberg for Jewish Elderly - Senior Life www.cje.net/donate and Jeremy (Stacy) Dubin; adored would be appreciated. Arrangements by Chicago great-grandmother of Austin, Hailey, Sari, and Maya. Jewish Funerals – Skokie Chapel, 847.229.8822, Markkanen hurt Synagogue Service Sunday Sept 30, 8:30 AM at Am www.cjfinfo.com Yisrael, 4 Happ Road, Northfield. Interment follow- ing at Westlawn Cemetery, 7801 W Montrose Ave, Norridge. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made Bulls, from Page 1 during a practice altercation, breaking two to Am Yisrael Conservative Congregation. For infor- Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries of Mirotic’s facial bones and leading to an mation and condolences: 847-255-3520 or www. Markkanen still could have a big season. eight-game, team-imposed suspension for shalom2.com Mallo, Alice But it will be starting late. Given the Portis. Alice Mallo, age 82. Beloved mother of Robert estimated timeline, the second-year for- Markkanen’s injury isn’t a self-inflicted (Margaret) and Michael Mallo. Loving grandmother ward could miss anywhere from 12 to 19 wound. But it disrupts momentum none- of Jason Mallo and Dr. Christine Mallo (Gregory regular-season games. And then he must theless. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Schroeder). Dear sister of Margaret McDonough regain his game conditioning. Valentine underwent surgery in May and caring aunt of several nieces and nephews. In the short term, Markkanen’s injury 2017 on this same ankle following his Funeral Monday, October 1, 2018, 9:00 AM at the Vandenberg Funeral Home 17248 Harlem Avenue has major ramifications on Fred Hoiberg’s rookie season in which he badly sprained Hart, William Johnson ‘Bill’ rotation. He either could start Bobby Portis the ankle twice. Tinley Park, IL. 60477 to Our Lady of the Ridge, Captain William Johnson Hart (Bill) – more fondly Mass of Christian Burial at 10:00 AM. Inurnment will — who suddenly just got some extra “Denzel is a very important part of this known as Skipper Billy take place in private at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. ammunition for his contract extension team. He’s a guy we used a lot in the second Jigger, the Grand Old Sea Visitation Sunday September 30, 2018, 2:00-8:00 talks — or slide Jabari Parker back to his unit as a facilitator,” Hoiberg said. “When Captain – died on September PM. For information on services 708-532-1635 or more natural fit at power forward. we went on a run (last December), he was 26, 2018, at the age of 75. www.vandenbergfuneralhome.com If Hoiberg chooses the latter, that opens starting for a portion of that stretch. He Accomplished fireman, fish- the starting small forward spot for Justin makes the right play and he can make a erman, sailor, and master har- Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Holiday, Valentine or first-round pick shot and he has good skill level. And he monica player, Skipper was the son of Mary Johnson Hart Chandler Hutchison. knows where to be.” Marino, Blanca T and Julian Deryl Hart (Deryl) Blanca T. Marino, 86 yrs young, died on Sept. 20, “Everyone is looking out for each other,” As recently as Monday, Markkanen of Durham, NC. He was born 2018.Survived by her beloved daughters, Gina Hutchison said of the vibe such competi- expressed optimism for his new season. in Durham on September (Andy) Kalish, Roxanna (Bruce) Knapp, Giovanna (Jim) tion creates. “There are a lot of vets at the “I feel fresh,” he said then. “We’ve been 14, 1943, the fifth of six children and youngest of Gorczyca and her loving grandchildren Michael, Rio, position I’m playing. But that hasn’t playing here every day. I’ve been going up three brothers. He graduated from Saint Andrews and Reed. A Celebration of Blanca’s life will be held affected their way of communicating with and down the court. But it’s different than College in Laurinburg, NC, in 1967 and later in 1970 on Saturday 10am - 1pm at Grein funeral directors me. They have helped me learn a lot. (the Finnish national team commitment). from Duke University with a Masters of Hospital 2114 W Irving Park Rd. 773-588-6336 or greinfuner- They’re a big reason why I’ve been able to I’ve been able to work on my body and be Administration. While at Duke, Bill had the foresight aldirectors.com adjust quickly. I have a lot more to learn but healthy. So I feel good. to request tutoring from a nice young lady he met Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries on the stairsteps of the UNC-Chapel Hill library dur- I feel I’m absorbing a lot.” “(An All-Star berth) is eventually my ing a summer school session. This tutor – Elizabeth Skourlis, Eleanor Markkanen’s injury also will create goal. I don’t know when it’s going to Ann Reitzel (Ann) – became his wife on April 27, Eleanor Skourlis, age 96 of Oak Lawn, IL passed away more initial playing time for first-round happen. But I’d like to set that as a goal for 1968, and, in his own words, she was the secret to on Thursday, September 27, 2018. Beloved wife of pick Wendell Carter Jr., who missed me on a personal side. But I’m not worried his success. Bill and Ann moved to Chicago, IL, in the late Chris Skourlis, Sr. Lovingly devoted mother Friday’s practice after falling on his left about All-Star right now. Just going to 1970 where Bill became a hospital administrator at of Chris, Jr. and Diane Skourlis; cherished grand- shoulder during Thursday’s practice. work and hopefully get more wins than 27 the University of Illinois Hospital. After 10 years, Bill mother of Jennifer, Anthony, Kristen, and Michael; Notice a theme of tough luck here? like last year.” ventured out on his own working for 38 years on the great grandmother of Taylor, Haley, Justin, Anthony, The Bulls are familiar with rocky starts The Bulls’ task to eclipse last season’s Chicago Board Options Exchange. Jr., Emmett, James, Jr. and Olivia Rose; proud ex- to their training camps. Coincidentally, victory total just got tougher. Bill’s life was full of accomplishments. Most notably, pecting great-great grandmother of Kevin, Jr.; dear he was the devoted father and grandfather to 5 Nikola Mirotic is in town Sunday with the sister of Frank, Salvatore and Frances Mirabile. children, 2 daughters-in-law, and 2 grandchildren of Visitation Sunday 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Blake- Pelicans for the preseason opener. A year [email protected] whom he was most proud. Other accomplishments Lamb Funeral Home 4727 W. 103rd St. Oak Lawn, Twitter @kcjhoop ago, Portis punched Mirotic in the face include winning the 1992 1st place float award at IL. Prayer Service Monday 10:00 a.m. at Blake-Lamb the annual Lake Bluff 4th of July parade, captaining Funeral Home. Interment Evergreen Park Cemetery ship voyages to the North Channel in Canada and Evergreen Park, IL. For more information 708-636- the Dry Tortugas in the Gulf of Mexico, and loyally 1193 or visit www.blakelamboaklawn.com BLACKHAWKS NOTES and faithfully serving the Village of Lake Bluff and Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries the Lake Bluff Fire Department for 30 years. Bill joined the fire department in 1989 and earned the title of Captain in 2006. He was also a member of Not pleased: Quenneville the Lake Bluff Zoning Board (1994 – 1996), Chairman of the Zoning Board (1996 – 1999), and Village Trustee (1999 – 2003). wants effort to be better His children and grandchildren will most miss his amusement at his own bad jokes, his mischievous pranks, his faithful rendition of “Happy Birthday” By Jimmy Greenfield on the harmonica, and rides in his 1947 Ford fire Chicago Tribune truck, which he parked in the driveway in front of his home on Prospect Ave. He was a lover of the sea, boats, old cars, bad jokes, happy hour, and talk- It’s difficult to draw conclusions from a ing to anyone who would listen. He loved listening preseason game, but one thing was unmis- to music in the dark while watching the skies and takable after the Blackhawks’ listless per- the stars and standing under the eaves of the house formance in Thursday night’s 2-1 loss to the watching while it rained. He was notoriously the Senators at the United Center: Joel Quen- last to leave a party and the first to offer a lending neville was not pleased. hand, and he never failed to wave at a passerby. His “I was looking for better tonight,” the friends and family will remember him always as he Hawks coach said. “That was a decent first taught us to live with curiosity, playfulness, confi- period. When I say decent, not great. But at dence, grace, and joy. Bill is survived by his wife Ann to whom he was least we didn’t give up much. Second was married for 50 years, 5 children, 2 daughters-in-law, tough, and the third was tougher.” and 2 grandchildren: Elizabeth Hart and her son Fire The Hawks have one more preseason Fighter John William Naylor; Catherine Hart; Will Hart game, but aside from dropping a forward NUCCIO DINUZZO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE and wife Liska Havel; Mary Hart; and Jack Hart, wife and a goalie— the forward is up in the air, Forward John Hayden, battling for one of Elizabeth Burkholder Hart, and their daughter Avery the goalie almost certainly will be Collin the Hawks’ final roster spots, spent some Ann Hart. He is also survived by his two brothers Delia — the squad that will go to Ottawa for time on the second line Thursday night. and their wives: Harvey (Deryl) Hart and Pascale the Oct. 4 season opener is set. Michel-Hart of Bow, WA, and John and Annie Hart Fourth-line winger John Hayden had a games with the Hawks last season after his of Phoenix, AZ, sister Margaret Hart of Ann Arbor, MI, 24 nieces and nephews and countless friends high-energy first period and was promoted college career ended, could benefit from in Lake Bluff, Chicago, North Fort Myers, FL, North to the second line for the third period to get some time at Rockford. Carolina, and beyond. some time with Artem Anisimov and Nick “It’s something we’ll talk about,” Quen- Services in the form of a Send-Off Party will be held Schmaltz, whose regular linemate, Patrick neville said. “We don’t have many moves at the Lake Bluff Fire Station at 4:00 PM on Sunday Kane, did not play. left. We have one extra forward right now September 30, 2018. In lieu of flowers, donations “I’ve gotten a little better each game,” and a discussion.” can be sent to the Lake Bluff Fireman’s Association Hayden said. “Trying to hold on to the at P.O. Box 22, Lake Bluff, IL 60044. puck a little bit more, make plays. And then Let’s get physical: The Hawks were “When a man comes to like a sea life, he is not fit to each line I’ve been on has helped a ton. called for 13 fighting majors last season, live on land.” - Samuel Johnson Every Started the day with (Andreas Martinsen) tied with the Canucks for 22nd in the NHL. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries and (Marcus Kruger), thought we had a The Panthers had the most with 49 and the good first period, and then playing with Golden Knights and Jets the fewest with life story guys like Arty and Schmaltzy is nice. They eight apiece. LeBuhn, Joan Cattin make really good plays out there.” Brandon Manning got into a fight with Mrs. Joan (Cattin) LeBuhn, a life-long resident of the However, Quenneville wasn’t ready to the Red Wings’ Luke Witkowski earlier North Shore, died peacefully on Tuesday Sept. 18, deserves hand out any superlatives to anybody. this week and has been called for roughing 2018 at JourneyCare Hospice in Glenview, IL. Born “I don’t think too many guys were real twice during the preseason. on November 13, 1928, Joan grew up on Central positive efforts or good tonight,” he said. “It’s tough to do that every single night,” Street in Evanston and attended Northwestern Brandon Saad, who started training Manning said after Thursday’s game. “But University where she joined the Alpha Phi soror- to be told. camp playing on a line with Kane and I pride myself on that, and that’s kind of ity and met her husband, Don LeBuhn. Joan was Schmaltz but was dropped to the third line why Chicago brought me in is to play that a devoted wife, a loving mother/ grandmother, a caring friend and a dutiful worker and volunteer Share your loved one's story at this week, was dubbed “ordinary” by physical game and bring that intensity. I’m who touched all she met with her sunny optimism Quenneville. going to show up every night. Whether the and an unshakable ability to find positive aspects placeanad.chicagotribune.com Henri Jokiharju was playing in his first physical side is going to be there every in the ups and downs of life. She was preceded in game since seeming to lock up a roster spot night is hard to do, but I’ll do my best.” death by her daughters, Betsy and Barbara; and is and saw more than four minutes of Being new to the Hawks, Manning is survived by her son, Jim; daughter, Nancy and her power-play time. But he was also on the ice working to get comfortable with the other eight grandchildren. for both Senators goals. defensemen. He was happy to see another “(Henri) was OK,” Quenneville said. newcomer, Brandon Davidson, secure a A memorial service will be held on Saturday, “We didn’t give up many chances, but our one-year contract after coming in on a October 13 from 11:00 to 11:30 a.m. at Northfield Community Church, 400 Wagner Road, Northfield, puck possession, passing or movement or professional tryout deal. Illinois, 60093. In lieu of flowers, donations can pace to our game was nowhere near the “It’s not always easy to come into be made to the Northfield Community Church; level we need.” situations like that, so good on him,” the Barbara LeBuhn Memorial Book Fund at the Brought to you by Legacy.com® While Hayden moved up, Dylan Sikura Manning said. “Obviously there’s still a few University of Montana Foundation, or JourneyCare was dropped to the fourth line. Of the five guys hurt, but everyone’s getting comfort- Hospice Foundation. forwards likely competing for the final four able with each other each day.” roster spots, Sikura has had the hardest Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries time making a case for himself. Quen- [email protected] neville was asked if Sikura, who played five Twitter @jcgreenx Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, September 29, 2018 7

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Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, September 29, 2018 9 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE For Patriots’ Belichick, ways to win won’t change By Sally Jenkins Washington Post

“Get as much usable information as can be utilized to either (1) help formulate game plans, or (2) better prepare various individual players to either combat the strength, or take advantage of the weaknesses of an individual or opposing team. It appears that if any information obtained does not fall into one of those two categories, then it is useless.” — Steve Belichick, Football Scouting Methods

Bill Belichick is fighting his own personal culture war clad in the heavy armor of uncommunica- tiveness. He chooses craft and concentration over celebrity con- fession. The only problem with this choice is that the public tends to fill in the blanks with negatives, so Belichick pays a certain price when it comes to being under- stood, his self-restraint inter- preted as sullenness and his calcu- lation as cruelty. Which might bother him if he had more vanity, but who needs vanity when he’s got posterity. It’s another weekly NFL news conference, and the head coach of the New England Patriots is doing his best impression of a snoring hound on a pile of old blankets. He stands up there with lowered lids, falling voice and slumping shoul- ders, swathed in drab, emitting exhalations that barely can be characterized as sentences. He objects on general principle to “verbal vomiting,” as former Patri- ots safety Lawyer Milloy says. Belichick loathes social media, which he dismisses as “Instaface,” or “Chatrun.” He cuts off useless jabber and ostentatious braggado- cio the way he does the sleeves of his sweatshirts. He doesn’t wear jewelry - not even his five Super Bowl rings as a head coach. Belichick has a sure sense of what he values, and why, and what he values about a Super Bowl ring isn’t that it sparkles on his finger. “It’s not anything you can buy, or get lucky and win,” he says. If ever there was a moment when Belichick, 66, might wish to explain or excuse himself, it would seem to be now. It has been a year of uncharacteristic stresses and indiscretions for the usually but- toned-up Patriots. There are con- REY DEL RIO/GETTY tinual reports of small mutinies Longtime Patriots coach Bill Belichick walks on the field prior to the start of a game against the Lions on Sunday night. from 41-year-old quarterback Tom Brady over Belichick’s gruff amiable conversationalist that detailed as it is broad. Former has a very unique ability to boil it pendables” to the surging and motivational tactics, including a NBC football analyst Rodney Har- assistant Jeff Davidson has re- down to what you need to know to ebbing of star players, but for once suggestion in a new book that the rison, who played for the Patriots marked that Belichick could win the game. He makes it so they the Patriots look thin. Belichick’s future Hall of Fame quarterback from 2003-2009, observes, “It’s coach every spot on the field as can go out and play fast.” gamble on signing the unpre- wanted a “divorce” last season. almost like he goes into a phone well as any position coach. Former Manning, who as quarterback dictable and troubled receiver The painful postmortem of booth and changes his demeanor.” rival quarterback Peyton Man- for the Colts and Broncos met the Josh Gordon has yet to pay a their loss to the Eagles in Super Even so, reserve remains Beli- ning, who has become friendly Patriots regularly in AFC champi- dividend. Bowl LII was compounded by chick’s governor. The man who with Belichick from rounds in onship games, called Belichick’s “He just doesn’t care what nagging questions about Beli- emerges in conversation is less a charity golf tournaments, says he ability to emphasize a few simple people think,” Harrison says. “He’s chick’s wordless decision to bench self-regarding genius, or master of dismantles player weaknesses like pressure-points the toughest not a people-pleaser; he’s not cornerback Malcolm Butler. They dark arts than a technician intent tinker toys. Manning has tried to thing about facing him on the afraid to step outside the comfort have started this season sluggishly on his trade, and a contrarian who quiz him about various great field. zone and do something you may at 1-2, and Sunday will meet the refuses to be sucked into the story players he has faced. “He has sort of a way of pulling deem weird or irregular. That’s AFC East-leading Dolphins (3-0), of the day. What matters to him, “What I came away with is that out plays and saying, ‘Hey look, the bravery of Belichick.” a loss to whom would put them in he says, is that the 53 players in his he’s not that impressed with they’re good, but let me show you The Patriots are obviously a full crisis. locker room understand him. anybody,” Manning says. “I re- five plays where they look pretty work in progress; the question is A certain amount of fraying “There are a lot of things have member telling my dad once, ‘I average or human, and let’s play whether they can reassert their would seem to be inevitable: The changed since I’ve been in league,” hope nobody ever asks Bill about sound football and we can beat habitual discipline as Belichick Patriots have won nine straight he says. “There have been general me, because I don’t want to hear these guys,’ “ Manning says. “He layers on the work going forward. AFC East titles and 14 of the past changes in technology and society what he says.’ ” still coaches like an assistant He relies on what players say is an 15, and appeared in a record seven that we’ve all been a part of, and What little Belichick doesn’t coach. A lot of guys get the head extraordinary amount of monoto- straight AFC championship then there are changes in the know, he fills in through relentless job and stop doing what they did nous repetition, until a concept is games. rules, the game itself has changed . prying. Most conversations with in order to get that job. They stop ingrained deep into their bones. If you count up all of those extra . . and then of course teams him devolve into brain-picking, doing the football. . . . But it’s Hand technique, foot placements. playoff games, they amount to a change, your opponents change. according to his friends in the almost like if the Patriots said, Precisely how to bat down a pass, full season’s worth. In other That being said, there are core business. ‘We’ll pay you the same but you’ll how to shed a blocker, how to gain words, over the past seven years, axioms and fundamentals that I “He’s always game planning,” be the linebackers coach,’ he leverage. “There was no number Belichick and the Patriots con- believe in, that I don’t think will says Mike Shanahan. For the past would love it. ‘Oh great, I get to on it until we got it right,” Milloy tested eight seasons worth of ever change for me. What it takes 20 years or so, Belichick has coach football.’ He’s still coaching says. games. Who wouldn’t be weary? to win and the things that cause visited former Cowboys coach the ball. He is all ball.” One agent, who asked not to be Yet when asked if there is any you to lose, I don’t think those Jimmy Johnson in the Florida Ask Belichick what his most named, says he has told players, trace of burnout, Belichick simply have changed.” Keys. At first Johnson thought foundational, unchanging princi- “I’m going to get you to New says, “I’m good,” and seems to -- - Belichick’s visits were purely fish- ple is, and he replies that it’s the England because you will flourish mean it. He spent his offseason Belichick’s armchair psycho- ing trips. insistence on stamping out “un- there. And you will see the differ- vacation in Nantucket, where he analyzers thus search in vain for Then Johnson realized, “Each forced errors,” simple execution ence.” let his friend, CNBC correspond- his molten depths. What he pos- year he almost had an agenda.” without committing halting pen- It is of course a grim endeavor ent Suzy Welch, capture him at his sesses more than anything is One year, Belichick wanted to talk alties or game-killing mistakes. “It to play for such a tedium-loving shingled home in Sconset, playing expertise, the cool mechanical about the draft. “He knew some of doesn’t matter who you’re workaholic, whose dry rustle of a cheerful tug-of-war games with ability to work efficiently through the players I had drafted better playing,” he says, “They don’t even voice can make it difficult to tell a his Alaskan husky puppy. His manifold complications and evo- than I did,” Johnson says. “Be- have to be out there, if you can’t do serious remark from a joke. Milloy girlfriend Linda Holliday named lutions of the game. Crack open cause he had studied before he things properly without resistance says, “It took the first vet to laugh the dog Nike. “I wanted Jack,” the highly regarded book “Foot- came down.” from an opponent, it doesn’t before the rest of the room would Belichick said, with that voice ball Scouting Methods” authored The paradox of Belichick is that matter who they are, you’re in laugh.” Ask one longtime NFL from the bottom of a drain. Titans by his father Steve, the legendary he is able to reduce his exhaustive trouble. So, start with that.” acquaintance if he likes Belichick, coach Mike Vrabel, who spent a Naval Academy assistant coach, knowledge to a few bedrock prin- But that consistency, which has and there is pause. “Yes,” he decade playing linebacker for the and what you read is this: A young ciples and teach them with unpar- been alternately praised and replies, “by 51 percent to 49.” Patriots, says, “I feel like I’m the scout should chart “the alignment, alleled effectiveness. This too is an jeered as almost cultish, “The But if everyone liked Belichick one who got older, not him.” assignment, and execution of ev- inheritance from his father. Steve Patriot Way,” has been conspicu- and his methods, he would be When Belichick reveals any- ery move of every player visible on Belichick’s book is widely re- ously lacking through the first doing something wrong. “You thing of himself, he tends to do so the screen.” garded as an essential primer for three games of 2018. One reason know what? Winning doesn’t suit quietly in unexpected venues, Belichick’s film-seared eyes anyone who thinks he wants to may be that Belichick was con- everybody,” says Carl Banks, who such as CNBC, or a story in have been charting the game this coach football, but what’s seldom cerned about giving veterans played linebacker under Belichick Nantucket Magazine. Or, in this way since he started at the bottom remarked on is its clarity. enough offseason time for recu- as a defensive coordinator with case, a surprise returned phone of the league in 1975 as an errand “I first went (to New England) peration. “Those games pile up,” the Giants in two Super Bowls. call just before the season opener, boy for the Baltimore Colts. It’s a thinking, ‘Oh my gosh, this’ll be he said. “There are no shortcuts to it. It with the proviso from an interme- startling fact that he has been in complicated and I’ll have to really Then there has been a scramble takes a certain player to match his diary that he didn’t “want to make the NFL for 43 years. According to be on my game,’ ” says Texans to refurbish the roster with commitment to them. Bill’s not a a headline.” On those occasions, he friends in the profession, this gives coach Bill O’Brien, a Patriots enough playmakers. Belichick has hardass; he just demands good transforms into such a suddenly him a knowledge that is as finely assistant from 2007-2012. “But he long preferred what he calls “de- core fundamentals. Most players, 10 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, September 29, 2018 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE

when they go on to another team, football seems slow to them.” -- - The basic template of what Belchick seeks in a player was impressed on him as a boy by those at the Naval Academy who played for his father: overachiev- ing, disciplined in their mode of living, on time, alert, attentive, team-oriented, extra-milers. Play- ers who Steve Belichick always felt like “gave back more to him than he gave to them,” Belichick says. Players willing to meet Beli- chick’s work habits more than halfway. Exactly how Belichick identi- fies those players, what metrics he uses, remains closely held. But there are some clues. Forbes Magazine noted he has a particu- lar affinity for players who cap- tained their teams in college: 11 of 22 starters and eight reserves on the Patriots roster last season were collegiate captains, including un- drafted free agent center David Andrews, defensive end Trey Flowers, and safety Devin Mc- Courty. Rookie linebacker Ja’Whaun Bentley, a DeMatha alum, is merely the latest example: He had been a team captain for all four years at Purdue when Beli- chick drafted him in the fifth round, and he vaulted into the Patriots starting lineup in week one and became an instant star. The only person not shocked was Belichick. “It’s not that big a surprise to me,” he said. “That’s what he’s done his whole career in football.” Belichick is also prone to sign- ing players based on a show of effort when no one else is watch- ing. He went after Harrison when he was a free agent exiting the Chargers, because he remem- bered Harrison’s fierceness in a pregame drill from a couple of seasons earlier. Belichick told him, “Hey I remember you in 2001 in warm-ups when you hit one of your guys and knocked his helmet off.” Harrison was so impressed by Belichick’s recall that he turned down a better offer from the Broncos. “He remembered some- thing from two years prior during a warm-up,” Harrison says. “Tell me that’s not something special. Details are why he has separated from everyone.” But even the most Belchickian players are not immune when his cost-benefit analysis tilts, and he decides they are too expensive. For Vrabel, the phone call came on “an unseasonably warm day,” he recalls. Vrabel was a legendarily versatile mainstay at linebacker and tight end, who helped the Patriots to three Super Bowl victories. In 2009 he had a year left on his contract when he told the Patriots, “I’d like a new deal.” If he didn’t get one, he suggested, he’d go play somewhere else. Belichick promptly dealt him to the Chiefs. “In typical Bill fashion, he opted with ‘somewhere else,’ ” Vrabel says. “You should always be care- ful what you ask for.” The phone call lasted about 30 seconds. Vrabel answered his phone as he was walking off a golf course, and heard that voice like dry dead leaves saying, “Hey, I traded you to Kansas City.” Vrabel just said, “OK.” It was the last word he spoke to Belichick for three years. “I knew why he did it,” Vrabel says. “He was going to make a mistake by getting rid of me a year SCOTT HALLERAN/GETTY too early rather than a year too In the history of the NFL, future Hall of Fame quarterback Tom Brady, above, and coach Bill Belichick will always be linked. late.” That same principle governed According to Johnson, whenever ever had to release,” but he did it has that effect.” Wes Welker once hind traces of warm-heartedness Belichick’s decision to draft he and Belichick have discussed anyway. joked that even after he was and dozens of sayings, some of quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo in where Brady belongs on the list of Milloy, who played eight more traded to Denver, he still worried them self-consciously legendiz- 2014, despite Brady’s stated inten- all-time greats, Belichick says, “I seasons for the Bills, Falcons and about what Belichick might think ing. In Belchick’s case, there are tion of playing into his 40s. “I take Brady over all of ‘em.” At least Seahawks, says he came to under- of something he said indiscreetly. just a few terse, opaque public think you’re better being early some of his withholdingness with stand the decision as a more Belichick may not care to be statements such as “Do your job.” rather than late at that position,” the quarterback stems from the mature player, when he learned understood, but he does wish to be There are hints of personality, Belichick said at the time. The conviction that stars get enough the importance of payroll integri- appreciated, his colleagues say. discreet murmurs from friends remark reportedly made Brady false praise from their adoring ty. “It starts to make more sense,” He’s a historian of the game like about how well-read he is, what a wary and resentful that he too families and friends, or fans on he says. He reconciled with Beli- his father, who amassed more rock-and-roll nut he is, but little could be jettisoned, despite years social media. As Brady admitted, chick about three years after the than 400 valuable books about it, from the man himself. Author of loyal service. Asked this spring “they’re not giving you the truth.” release, when Belichick caught including an original Walter Mark Leibovich, who spent by broadcaster Jim Gray if he felt Belichick insists on frankness, and him by the shoulder pad as he was Camp edition from the 1890s. This months following the Patriots for appreciated by the organization, also on an egalitarian locker room. jogging by the sideline and apolo- summer Belichick surprised his his revealing new book on the Brady replied, “I plead the fifth.” One of his longest most-unbend- gized for the abruptness of it. players by canceling a workout NFL, “Big Game,” hopefully ap- Last week, a new biography by ing mantras is that if he favors one “We did great things together,” and instead showed them docu- proached Belichick at a party author Ian O’Connor, “Belichick: player, then it means disfavoring Milloy says. “I learned how to be a mentary reels from other eras, following a White House recep- The Making of The Greatest 52 others. When he does credit pro and study the game under along with some old leather foot- tion to honor the 2017 champions. Football Coach of All Time,” players, he tends to do it collec- him.” balls. “He truly respects the game, He mentioned that he had written quoted a source as saying that tively. Even Butler, who finished his and cares about his role and a piece on Tom Brady that had Brady had tired of Belichick’s “Give ‘em a chance in a fair Patriots career distraught on the position in it,” Vrabel says. appeared in The New York Times manipulations. fight, that’s my responsibility,” Super Bowl sideline when Beli- It’s become a race against time Magazine on Super Bowl Sunday. It’s not at all clear that Belichick Belichick says. “Good players win chick refused to insert him for a whether Belichick can lead the Belichick just said, “Yeah, I was minds his quarterback’s agitation. games and can overcome bad single snap, defended him once he Patriots past Vince Lombardi’s busy that day,” and walked away. He’s notorious for keeping players coaching. We win because our left the Patriots for a five-year, Packers, who won five NFL titles. Belichick’s silence is in itself a in a back-to-the-wall state of players make plays under critical $61-million deal with the Titans. With another ring he would join statement. It signifies his unwa- insecurity to prod better perform- pressures, and if we didn’t have “No bad blood,” he told ESPN. “... the rarest historical company with vering absorption in task, and ances from them. Brady seems to good players, we wouldn’t beat This is a hurtful game sometimes, George Halas and Curly Lambeau defiance in the face of media have reconciled himself to that anybody.” and it can look different than what as the only coaches to win six fragmentation and ever-multiply- chronic creative tension, at least It’s interesting to note that it is. But that’s my guy.” championships. But who will tire ing platforms offering so much for the time being. “He would say, many of the players who have felt It’s a testament to Belichick’s first, Belichick, or the Patriots of noise and myriad distraction. ‘Look I’m not the easiest coach to hurt by Belichick tend to come influence that no gossip about the his methods? Harrison suspects Which is perhaps worth congratu- play for,’ “ Brady remarked this back around to him. Milloy was Butler situation has leaked, even Belichick will win out: what ab- lating, as a kind of integrity. Not spring at the Milken Institute the first test case of Belichick’s from players who left the organi- sorbs him more than a numbers that Belichick needs that sort of Global Conference. “And I agree. calculation back in 2003. Beli- zation. Belichick simply called it game is competing against the approval. He’s not the easiest coach to play chick stunned Milloy, and the “a football decision,” and has been never-ending evolution of the “He’s beyond that,” Banks says. for.” But Brady also added, “He’s entire league, by releasing his resolutely laconic ever since. Mil- game. “He doesn’t care. His goal is to put the best for me,” and called defensive captain a week before loy says, “That’s still a head- Whether or not Belichick the best team out there, and Belichick a “great mentor.” the season opener because he scratcher. . . . I was like everybody winds up with another ring he history will be kind to him. You Belichick undoubtedly values wouldn’t take a pay cut. Belichick else. I thought the truth would won’t wear, his legacy will be can hate him as a competitor, but Brady more than he lets on. called him “the hardest player I’ve come out. And it still hasn’t. He complicated. Lombardi left be- history will love him.” C Saturday, September 29, 2018 | Section 3

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Behind the wheel, the Avalon Simplicity remains supreme felt a lot less like the Uber it resembled Anything that can be considered avant- than the sport-tuned luxury sedan it garde about the Avalon’s exterior stays actually was. put outside the car. Inside, heavy lines and To sedan, or not to sedan? squarish shapes convey a mood of quiet Avalon sales have seen a solid decline sobriety. It’s stern and handsome. over the past five years – falling from Fortunately, Toyota’s function-over- more than 67,000 units in 2013 to just over form seats lack the hardness of Puritanical 22,000 last year. Whether or not Toyota’s wooden benches. They’re comfortable and efforts to inject a bit of excitement into are covered with rich-looking (but not too a nameplate long associated with staid rich) leather. The Avalon Touring I tested decorousness will pay off remains to be had an all-black interior, which only added seen. Even if the car’s improvements speak to its Uber cred. Fortunately, the seats, for themselves, the decline of the sedan door panels, dash, and steering wheel can in general won’t do it any favors as many be covered in lighter-colored brown leather would-be Avalon owners choose the mid- for a more upscale look. size, luxury-oriented crossovers that are all The trunk is a fully useable rectilinear the rage right now. 16.1 cu.-ft. – surprisingly, only one cubic But there are still those who prefer the foot more than the smaller Camry. Like refined shape of an actual car over the most sedans right now, the Avalon features minivan-shaped, not-quite-station wagon a sleek fastback roofline, but unlike many bulk of crossovers. And even when some others, the Avalon’s decklid isn’t so short crossovers handle more like cars than ever that it cuts trunk accessibility by winnowing before, there’s no beating physics. A car, its opening to a mere sliver. Toyota has with its lower center of gravity, is always maintained an opening that, while not huge, likely to handle better. is certainly adequate. The rear seats also For its part, the Avalon has a special fold down to accommodate longer cargo, sort of appeal — value. Not that my although because they don’t lie completely personal recommendation means much flat they limit the angle at which stuff can within general sales trends, but I’ve steered be inserted. a couple of people who would otherwise Standard safety features abound have bought a more expensive Toyota- Toyota seldom injects surprises into bred Lexus sedan toward the Avalon as a its products, and adhered to that ethic in cheaper alternative. Their responses were designing the Avalon. 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