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Deerfield Special counsel files assault weapons Russia probe report ban tossed Judge rules state laws pre-empt village from taking action By Karen Berkowitz Pioneer Press

A Lake County Circuit Court judge ruled Friday that the village of Deerfield over- stepped its authority last year when it enacted a ban on assault weapons five years after the Illinois legislature declared such regulations the exclusive power of the state. Judge Luis Berrones issued a permanent injunction block- ing the village from enforcing its ordinance. In the ruling, Berrones wrote the plaintiff gun owners have “a clearly ascertainable right to not be subjected to a pre-empted and unenforce- able ordinance” that prohibits possession of assault weapons, imposes financial penalties for keeping them and allows their property to be confiscated. Deerfield officials said they are reviewing the ruling with their legal team and exploring options, including an appeal to the Illinois Appellate Court. In the meantime, they said, the village will abide by the ruling and not enforce its ban. “This unprecedented inter- pretation of state legislative action and intent make this PABLO MARTINEZ MONSIVAIS/AP case ripe for appeal,” village Special counsel Robert Mueller has concluded his investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. officials said in a statement. “We continue to believe that these weapons have no place Justice Department official says Mueller seeks no additional indictments in our community and that our common-sense assault weap- By Chris Megerian Mueller’s principal conclusions on regulations are legal and and Del Quentin Wilber “as soon as this weekend.” He also were properly enacted.” Los Angeles Times wrote that other information may Citing a spate of recent be made available to Congress, mass shootings with high WASHINGTON — Special and that he remains “committed death counts, Deerfield trust- counsel Robert Mueller turned in to as much transparency as pos- ees voted in April 2018 to ban his long-anticipated report on the sible.” possession of certain firearms Russia investigation Friday, a Barr wrote that there were no such as the AR-15, AK-47 and milestone in the political and instances in which Justice De- Uzi under their home rule legal saga that has threatened partment leaders overruled a authority to protect public President Donald Trump’s tenure decision by the special counsel. health, safety, morals and wel- and is likely to cloud his legacy. Trump flew to his resort com- fare. The Justice Department said pound in Florida, Mar-a-Lago, Local gun owners and gun- the report was delivered by a earlier Friday and had no imme- rights groups were quick to security officer Friday afternoon diate comment. file lawsuits claiming the vil- to the office of Deputy Attorney White House spokeswoman lage had missed its opportuni- General Rod Rosenstein, and Sarah Huckabee Sanders said in a ty to ban assault weapons in then it went to Attorney General statement that the “next steps” 2013. William Barr. are up to Barr “and we look The Illinois legislature had The comprehensive report MARK WILSON/GETTY forward to the process taking its given municipalities until July marks the end of Mueller’s probe Special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation lasted 22 months and course. The White House has not 19 of that year to regulate but sets the stage for political resulted in charges against 34 people, including campaign officials. received or been briefed on the assault weapons before a new fights to come. The next steps are Special Counsel’s report.” Illinois Concealed Carry Act up to Trump’s attorney general, to sure of relief to the embattled mittees, Barr wrote that Mueller Democrats and some Republi- and an amended Firearm Congress and, in all likelihood, White House. He charged 34 “has concluded his investigation cans quickly demanded that the Owner’s Identification Card federal courts. people over the last two years, the of Russian interference in the report be made public as soon as Act eliminated their ability to According to a senior Justice most of any special prosecutor 2016 election and related mat- possible and that all of the do so. Department official, Mueller did since Watergate. ters.” material be sent to Congress Deerfield officials said their not recommend any further in- In a letter to the leaders of the Barr said he may be able to dictments, likely bringing a mea- House and Senate judiciary com- advise the committees of Turn to Mueller, Page 4 Turn to Deerfield, Page 2

Autopsy showed abuse, NCAA TOURNAMENT Family awarded $5.1M but DCFS saw nothing in fatal shooting by cop Boy, 2, fatally beaten; nois Department of Children Slaying occurred in lice had planted a Glock semi- and Family Services that adds automatic firearm at the scene. caseworker previously to the troubling questions 2014, months before Smith’s killing in May 2014 reported no problems about how DCFS handled alle- McDonald was killed occurred five months before gations of abuse against the black teen Laquan McDonald By Rosemary Sobol boys’ mother and her By Jeremy Gorner was shot 16 times by white and Madeline Buckley boyfriend, and how well they Chicago Tribune police Officer Jason Van Dyke Chicago Tribune monitored the young brothers’ — a case that put the Police well-being. A Cook County jury has Department under unprece- For more than a year, state One of the caseworkers awarded nearly $5.1 million to dented scrutiny for the way it child welfare workers assigned to the boys’ family is the family of an African- investigates shootings by its watched over 2-year-old Ja’hir already under investigation for American man fatally shot by a officers. Gibbons and his 5-year-old possibly filing a false report white Chicago police officer An official statement on brother, looking for any signs days before Ja’hir was killed. nearly five years ago on the Smith’s shooting that morning that they had been physically The agency did not say how West Side. came from a spokesman for abused. much of the information on its The lawsuit largely hinged the Chicago Fraternal Order of They reported finding none, timeline is from that worker. on whether Gary Smith, 37, Police — a practice that was contradicting what relatives First-degree murder was carrying a gun when he abandoned after the court- and prosecutors say was a charges have been filed against KAREEM ELGAZZAR/CINCINNATI ENQUIRER was shot by Officer Arkadiusz ordered release of police dash- pattern of abuse that ended the boyfriend, Dejon Waters, Pachnik, then a tactical officer board camera video of with Ja’hir being brutally beat- 21, who police say admitted to assigned to the Austin District. McDonald’s shooting in late en to death Monday. In one getting angry at the boy and Shouting all the way Police contended Smith had 2015 roiled the city. instance, a caseworker re- beating him with his hands into the Round of 32 a gun, but some eyewitnesses, “How many verdicts like ported no problems on the and a rolled-up shirt. The including his girlfriend, said this does the city of Chicago same day the boys’ grand- boys’ mother, Brittany Hyc, 28, Iowa’s Jordan Bohannon celebrates he was not armed and actually have to hear before they actu- mother said both were badly has been charged with child after a 3-point basket Friday against had his hands up when Pach- ally do something?” Torreya bruised. endangerment because she Cincinnati in a first-round game in nik shot him multiple times, Hamilton, one of the family’s The new information left Ja’hir with Waters even Columbus, Ohio. Iowa was a 79-72 according to the family’s law- lawyers, said at an afternoon comes from a timeline re- winner on the second day of the tour- yers and their court filings. leased late Friday by the Illi- Turn to Death, Page 4 ney. Chicago Sports They also alleged that po- Turn to Shooting, Page 4

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Every- “We are very gratified enact additional local regu- The ruling, Elrod said, is On Friday, the judge held one in our newsroom must agree to live up to this code of with the judge’s ruling and lations. more about “the judge’s off ruling on one count of conduct. Read it at chicagotribune.com/accuracy. we are glad the court recog- Municipalities that en- perceived defects in the the Guns Save Life lawsuit Corrections and clarifications: Publishing information nized the ordinances were acted regulations within the state statute than it is about contending the village’s or- quickly and accurately is a central part of the Chicago unenforceable,” said David permitted time frame could anything the village of Deer- dinance allowing confisca- Tribune’s news responsibility. Sigale, an attorney for one of later amend those ordinan- field may have done.” tion of assault weapons rep- the plaintiffs. ces, according to the state “Very importantly and resented an unconstitu- In 2013, Illinois lawmak- statute. significantly, the issue on tional seizure of property. ■ A story and headline in Friday’s newspaper about Ald. ers were under order from Deerfield Village Attor- which this case turns is not A status hearing on that Willie Cochran pleading guilty to wire fraud incorrectly the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of ney Steven Elrod said Fri- a challenge or claim that count is set for May 3. described the funds he was accused of misusing. 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R. Kelly’s attorney backs off travel request Singer scheduled to After the brief hearing, Green- “We’re going to make sure we be put in place. berg remained vague with report- do everything the judge and the Flood said he would consider perform Dubai concerts ers on what information he sud- state need for us to do to comply the issue later. denly wanted the judge to con- with those formalities and then The criminal charges are only By Megan Crepeau sider before deciding whether to we’ll have Robert back working,” the latest in Kelly’s mounting legal, Chicago Tribune allow the trip to the UAE. he said. financial and public relations bat- Greenberg suggested he could Greenberg later told reporters tles. Embattled R&B star R. Kelly’s schedule another court date soon that since he filed for permission A secretive dispute over unpaid attorney asked a Cook County to enable the singer, whose full to travel just two days ago, Kelly child support put him in jail for judge Friday to hold off on his name is Robert Kelly, to still has received many additional re- three days earlier this month until request to fly by private jet to perform in Dubai next month. quests to perform. an anonymous donor came up Dubai next month to perform at “I think the judge would be in a “So since that’s been filed … with more than $161,000. several concerts. better position to rule in our favor people know he’s available to do One of the alleged sexual abuse Kelly’s attorney, Steven Green- if we had a little more detail in the shows,” he said. “They want him victims has recently filed a lawsuit berg, offered no explanation in motion,” he said. “There’s still a to do shows. His fans love him.” in Cook County alleging that Kelly E. JASON WAMBSGANS/ court for the delay other than to chance he could go to Dubai, sure.” CHICAGO TRIBUNE Meanwhile, prosecutors said in began a sexual relationship with say he wanted to provide addi- In a court filing earlier this court Friday that they do not her when she was 16. tional materials to Judge week, Greenberg said Kelly has R&B singer R. Kelly, right, appears intend to make a copy of a And city building inspectors Lawrence Flood. been struggling financially as his for a hearing Friday at the Leigh- videotape at the center of one of earlier this year found multiple The judge set the next court reputation has come under in- ton Criminal Court Building. the indictments. The footage pur- code violations at his Chicago hearing for Kelly for May 7, well creasing attack and he has been ports to show Kelly sexually abus- studio — a West Loop building he after the singer wanted to travel to unable to find work in the U.S. singer has fielded dozens of offers ing a 14-year-old girl — believed to has since vacated. Court records the United Arab Emirates to Some streaming services have to perform in recent weeks. be the same girl at the center of show he owes the studio’s landlord perform in three to five concerts in removed his songs, and his record Anton held a thick file folder Kelly’s 2008 child pornography more than $173,000 in back rent April. company has canceled his con- and said it contained about 150 trial. He was acquitted of those and other fees. Kelly, 52, was indicted last tract, the attorney said. emails received by Kelly in the charges. In addition, a growing social month on 10 counts of aggravated Kelly needs to perform overseas past six weeks — “offers to per- The state will make arrange- media backlash was heightened criminal sexual abuse involving to pay off his mounting expenses, form in just every place possible ments for Kelly’s lawyers to view when a Lifetime documentary three underage girls and a woman including child support, unpaid you can think of,” he said. the tape, Assistant State’s Attorney series, “Surviving R. Kelly,” aired over a dozen years. rent and legal fees, according to In addition, Kelly has several Jennifer Gonzalez said, but mak- in January with accusations of As a condition of his release on the filing. new recordings “in the can ready ing a copy would be equivalent to sexually predatory and abusive $1 million bond, he cannot leave But attorney Doug Anton, who to go,” he said. “Professionally, it’s distributing child pornography. behavior against him by multiple Illinois without permission. said he represents Kelly on enter- looking up.” Anton said he still was Greenberg objected, saying his women. Prosecutors have yet to weigh tainment matters, told reporters confident that arrangements team needed its own copy of the in publicly on the request to travel after the hearing at the Leighton could be worked out so Kelly video to prepare a defense. He [email protected] overseas. Criminal Court Building that the could travel out of state. proposed that a protective order Twitter @crepeau Girl, 5, found dead in bunk bed in Englewood fire ‘She was the sweetest allowed the relative to run into the burning building. child you ever wanted “Let it be one of yours,” the man to see,’ grandfather says told officers. Carbonneau said officials began By Elvia Malagon searching for the girl as soon as Chicago Tribune they were told she could be trapped inside. The girl was im- Katlyn Jefferies spent Thurs- mediately found, but she was day watching movies at an after- already dead by the time firefight- school program where she pre- ers reached her, fire officials said. pared to make an Easter basket “With the volume of fire we while going around affectionately had, for us to let somebody else in giving everyone a hug. there, it would be a danger to By Friday morning, the 5-year- them,” Carbonneau said. old girl was found dead after she It was unclear how many peo- became trapped inside a burning ple were inside the building when Englewood home. the fire broke out, but fire officials “She walked up to everybody believe at least three children, and gave them a hug,” said Ava including Katlyn, were in the Temple, a coordinator of the first-floor apartment, said Larry after-school program, as she be- Langford, spokesman for the Chi- came emotional. “… she walked up cago Fire Department. to me and said, ‘Ms. Temple, I love One child told officials they you.’” were awakened by a dog licking Firefighters arrived just after 7 their face, Langford said. a.m. to the girl’s home in the 5800 Firefighters didn’t find any block of South May Street and working smoke detectors on the were told someone was trapped floor where the girl was found inside a burning brick two-flat, dead, but a working smoke detec- JOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS according to Deputy District Fire tor was found in the second-floor A woman becomes emotional near the scene of a fatal fire in the 5800 block of South May Street in Chicago Chief Thomas Carbonneau. unit, Langford said. on Friday. A 5-year-old girl was found dead after fire broke out in the Englewood home. The girl’s grandfather, Kevin The building did not have any Nowell, said he was trying to kick recent code violations, according nology Academy and stopped by in a door to rescue the girl, but he to the city’s Department of Build- to visit the girl’s family. was stopped by a police officer ings. The girl had spent the past who had arrived at the scene. The fire spread to a building month in the program, creating He recalls hearing the girl’s next door and caused significant crafts ranging from flowers to mother yelling, “The baby is still damage. Gregory Weaver, 61, lives snow globes. Temple described inside,” Nowell said by phone on the corner of 58th and May Katlyn as talkative and eager to Friday. streets and woke up Friday to learn. The girl was found on a top someone screaming. “Oh, she was a sweetheart,” bunk bed inside a bedroom on the “I thought someone was fight- Temple said. first floor of the building, Carbon- ing,” Weaver said. “She always asked questions. neau said. Katlyn was pronounced Soon, he heard a police officer Anytime we did something in the dead on the scene. telling him to get out of his home. Boys & Girls Club, she jumped in. “She was the sweetest child you Weaver woke up his 90-year-old If it’s not to help or if it’s just to do ever wanted to see. Never got into mother and grabbed their dog, something to help somebody. And trouble, never wanted to get in Dutches, and made it out of the I would say, ‘Katlyn, stop talking,’ trouble,” Nowell said. “I could home. It didn’t appear the fire and she say, ‘Well, Ms. Temple, I have saved her.” spread to their home, but the want to help.’” A crowd of relatives grew emo- family stayed out of the home until Carbonneau said the firefight- tional as fire officials investigated fire officials went through to ers who worked the fire are tough the cause and origin of the fire. inspect it. but acknowledged it was also A CTA bus was brought to the Another neighbor, Jose Garcia, difficult because of the girl’s death. residential neighborhood to serve 58, lives on the block behind Chicago firefighters work the scene of the fire on South May Street. “It never gets easier,” Carbon- as a warming center for relatives. where the girl lived. He woke up to neau said. “You know, the more At one point, two women used sirens from emergency vehicles later learned the girl he sometimes about the fire. “It’s sad, it’s sad to you see the harder it is some- their arms to hold up a crying and saw flames jumping from one saw playing in the neighborhood see something like that.” times.” woman. building to another. died in the blaze. Temple works with the after- A man yelled at a police officer, Garcia, who has lived in the “I never imagined someone was school program through the Boys [email protected] arguing that police should have neighborhood for three years, inside,” Garcia said in Spanish & Girls Club at Nicholson Tech- Twitter @ElviaMalagon

Illinois House members move to slow process of legalizing marijuana By Robert McCoppin of sponsors. But state Rep. Kelly Cassidy, a here.” beginning, Cassidy said, and all Chicago Tribune The resolution, which still Chicago Democrat and chief Rep. Carol Ammons, a Demo- lawmakers’ concerns will be ad- needs to be voted on, says law- sponsor of legalization in the crat from Springfield and member dressed. A majority of the Illinois House makers “should not rush irre- chamber, said the issue has been of the Illinois Legislative Black “Some may want their ideas of Representatives has indicated sponsible legislation for tax reve- debated for years, with four public Caucus, has introduced a separate included, some may be seeking its support of a resolution to slow nues.” hearings, 11 town hall meetings, bill to legalize marijuana, but also political cover, some may want to down legalization of recreational Tim McAnarney, lobbyist for more than 100 stakeholder meet- supports the go-slow measure. ensure their topic area is funded marijuana in the state. Healthy & Productive Illinois, a ings, with many more to come. She previously has called for appropriately,” she said. “We’ve Sixty of the 118 members of the nonprofit group opposed to legal- Sponsors recently began meeting ensuring that blacks be assured of met with anyone who wants to House have signed on as co- ization, said sponsors thought with the staff of Gov. J.B. Pritzker, business ownership in the new meet.” sponsors of a resolution to slow they could rush it through while who supports legalization, to industry, and that black commu- The legalization legislation will legalization to give more time to potential tax revenue from mari- work out details of the issue. nities get funding to redress years probably be introduced in April consider the societal impact of juana is already being “promised “There’s nothing rushed about of damage from drugs and the war and voted on before the session and data from other states. 10 times over.” this at all,” Cassidy said. “This has on drugs. ends in late May, Cassidy said. Rep. Grant Wehrli, a Republi- “They thought it was a slam- gotten way more attention and Members of the black caucus can from Naperville, on Thursday dunk, but it’s not,” McAnarney scrutiny than pretty much any- have been involved in the negotia- [email protected] became the 60th name on the list said. “They need to slow down.” thing I’ve ever seen worked on tions over the bill from the Twitter @RobertMcCoppin 4 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, March 23, 2019

sincerely hope he will do so Jury awards $5.1M in as soon as he can, and with Mueller as much openness and Continued from Page 1 transparency as possible.” fatal shooting by cop “I expect DOJ to release without redactions. Many the special counsel’s report Shooting, from Page 1 officer fired seven times, of the 2020 presidential to this committee & public but its report listed eight contenders tweeted their w/o delay & to maximum news conference at her gunshot wounds to Smith’s demand for a full public extent permitted by law,” Loop law office. “There’s left chest, torso, left arm, review minutes after news Rep. Doug Collins, R-Ga., no consequences. The left thigh and left lower broke of Barr’s notification the top Republican on the message is just not being back. to Congress. House Judiciary Commit- heard.” At the news conference, “Attorney General Barr tee, wrote on Twitter. After about four weeks Davis told reporters she must not give President Stephen Boyd, the assist- of evidence, jurors re- was relieved by the jury’s Trump, his lawyers or his ant attorney general for turned the verdict Thurs- verdict. The case had first staff any ‘sneak preview’ of legislative affairs, went to day night in the Daley gone to trial last May but Special Counsel Mueller’s Capitol Hill to deliver the Center courtroom of Asso- ended in a hung jury. ABEL URIBE/CHICAGO TRIBUNE findings or evidence, and letter notifying Congress ciate Judge Thomas More Davis criticized several Dasha Davis, daughter of Gary Smith, breaks down while the White House must not that Mueller’s report had Donnelly, finding in the officers who were at the talking about her father during a news conference Friday. be allowed to interfere in been received. family’s favor and award- scene of the shooting, say- To the left is her lawyer Irene Dymkar. decisions about what parts Mueller did not step ing $5.097 million in dam- ing they covered up Pach- of those findings or evi- down as special counsel. He ages, court records show. nik’s actions. Smith making “movements dence are made public,” is expected to remain in The jury divided the “My brother and I are so when he was running Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D- place as the office wraps up award in this way: $2 mil- grateful that the jury saw (that) implied he had a gun Calif., and Senate Minority its operations. lion for the “past and future through these lies,” said to me,” he said in the Leader Chuck Schumer, D- Even before he filed his loss” of Smith’s daughter, Davis, reading from a state- deposition, according to N.Y., said in a joint state- report, the former FBI di- Dasha Davis, and son, Ra- ment. the filing. ment. rector had produced a vast mar Brown; $2 million for The shooting happened The family’s lawyers al- “The American people public record of crimes, lies their “grief and sorrow”; $1 after a Mother’s Day party leged that other officers on have a right to the truth,” and misdeeds, one that is million for Smith’s “phys- at a barbershop in the early the scene intentionally cov- they said. especially alarming because ical and emotional pain and morning hours of May 11, ered up for Pachnik, citing Democrats have ex- it involves a foreign adver- suffering”; and $97,193 for 2014, near Madison Street that police did not canvass pressed worry that the Jus- sary interfering in a U.S. medical and funeral ex- and Lotus Avenue in the the area for witnesses even tice Department, the White election. penses. city’s Austin community. though there were dozens, House or congressional Re- Mueller and his team Pachnik, who had been The Austin District police FAMILY PHOTO among other things. publicans would release ultimately charged 34 indi- with the department for six station is just a few blocks Gary Smith was shot and The FOP spokesman only portions of the report viduals, including 25 Rus- years at the time of the west. killed in 2014 by a Chicago said on the day of the that defend the president sians. Seven people pleaded shooting, could not be According to court fil- police officer. He was 37. shooting that the Glock and his aides. guilty, including several in reached for comment, and ings by the family’s law- was recovered at the scene, “Congress and the Trump’s inner orbit. a spokesman for the Police yers, Smith’s girlfriend, The officer said, “Hey,” but the family’s lawyers American people deserve to They include Michael Department referred calls Krystal Ellis, testified in a according to Ellis’ account. told reporters Friday that judge the facts for them- Flynn, his former national to the city’s Law Depart- deposition that the couple Smith “threw up his Smith’s fingerprints wer- selves,” said Sen. Mark security adviser; Paul ment. Bill McCaffrey, its had left the party when hands, and he was immedi- en’t found on the gun and Warner, D-Va., the top Manafort, his former cam- spokesman, expressed dis- Smith heard a group of ately shot,” the filing al- that no other evidence Democrat on the Senate paign chairman; Richard appointment in the verdict. people across the street leged. linked him to the weapon. Select Committee on Intel- Gates, his deputy campaign “We’re evaluating our arguing and went to break Footage from a police “The first hard evidence ligence. “Any attempt by the chairman; and Michael Co- options,” he said. it up. surveillance camera shows of that gun is when it Trump administration to hen, his former personal The Independent Police Ellis then saw a police a crowd fleeing as a police appears about three hours cover up the results of this lawyer and a senior execu- Review Authority, the city SUV drive toward the car pulls up but did not after the shooting in the investigation into Russia’s tive in the Trump Organiza- agency that was widely group, “almost about to run capture the shooting. trunk of a (police) car,” said attack on our democracy tion. distrusted for the quality of the people over,” a filing In the same court filing, Irene Dymkar, one of the would be unacceptable.” No Americans were its investigations of alleged quoted her as saying. the lawyers for Smith’s family’s lawyers. “It’s just Republicans said they charged with conspiring police misconduct before it She testified that Smith survivors alleged that thrown in the back with a were eager to see the report with the Kremlin-backed was disbanded in 2017, ran back to her and the two Pachnik testified in his lot of junk in the trunk, and as well. operation, however, and cleared Pachnik, finding proceeded around the cor- deposition that he did not they claimed that that was “The Attorney General Trump has consistently de- that his use of force com- ner on Lotus toward her see a gun before shooting the gun that they found at has said he intends to pro- nied any collusion between plied with department pol- car. Smith. The officer opened the scene.” vide as much information as his campaign and Moscow. icy. Ellis said she noticed an fire after his partner had possible,” Senate Majority Without naming Pach- officer running toward warned him that Smith had [email protected] Leader Mitch McConnell, Associated Press contrib- nik, IPRA reported that the them from behind. a gun, and Pachnik saw Twitter @JeremyGorner R-Ky., said in a statement. “I uted.

Autopsy found 2-year-old had been abused before he was killed Death, from Page 1 Freese said Friday, her voice Gramma and Grampa’s trembling. house,” Freese said. “It was though she had noticed This wasn’t the first time, a happy day. I want to bruises and burns on the and Freese said she went to remember him smiling and boy for a week or two, Hyc, who said the boys had playing.” prosecutors said. fallen out of their bed. But The next morning, Hyc The timeline released Freese knew they slept on a took her sons out to break- Friday details about 30 con- mattress on the floor, and fast and then Freese’s hus- tacts between DCFS and the two began arguing. band took them to the the boys, their mother and “I threatened to call Metra train for the trip back the boyfriend since Novem- DCFS on her,” Freese said, into Chicago. ber 2017, when Ja’hir was a sobbing uncontrollably. “I Eight days later, on the little over 1 year old. Case- just didn’t do it fast enough.” night of March 18, Hyc workers and investigators A little over a week later, called Freese from her iPad. responded to reports rang- Gibbons displays on his Ja’hir was dead. Freese said There was an ambulance in ing from the mother bag- JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS phone a picture of his son she is haunted by her failure the background as Hyc tried ging drugs in front of the Robert Gibbons said he tried before 2-year-old son Ja’hir’s Ja’hir. to make a call that weekend to explain how she had left boys to the boyfriend inflict- death to get DCFS to intervene. “I’ve called the (DCFS) of March 10. “I’ve thought Ja’hir with her boyfriend ing “cuts, welts, abrasions hotline I don’t know how many times,” he said. few weeks later, on Dec. 6, about it every single day while she went to work, and oral injuries” on Ja’hir. the worker determined the since it happened,” she said. then came home to find his The workers visited the “at his godmother’s home.” “Especially combined with home was safe. An investi- Asked if she’d seen marks nearly lifeless body on the boys’ home, took them to Even though Ja’hir al- the old and new injuries the gator had questioned the on the boys in the past, she floor. the hospital for exams, put ready was dead, the second children had when the 5- boyfriend, who said he said “a couple of times “She was crying. She was them up in a shelter because report states that “services year-old was rescued and would never discipline the things came up — which talking to me and her sister. of unnamed “safety con- remain in place for both the the 2-year-old died.” children. holiday it was, I don’t know I really can’t remember cerns,” talked to them about children and the mother.” He also flagged several “You have a 5-year-old — but they’re boys. In the what she said,” Freese said. their fears of the boyfriend DCFS says it is investigating times in the timeline where saying, ‘I’m scared to go winter, they are bored and “I was in shock and trying to and even urged their the conflicting reports. intervention was necessary. home to Mom because of the house is a playground. absorb everything. She mother to seek a protection “This is just incredulous,” In one instance, a worker the boyfriend,’ and the Inside playing tag. ... They wasn’t making much sense. order against Waters. said Acting Cook County was informed that the 5- boyfriend says, ‘Oh, I didn’t roughhouse. Kids some- “It’s horrible, horrible,” But time and again, they Public Guardian Charles year-old was afraid to go do anything.’ And they’re times fall, they bump into she said. “Terrible. It’s un- reported back that no signs Golbert. “There are multi- home because the like, ‘OK,’” Golbert said, each other, clutzy.’’ believable.” of abuse or neglect or other ple failures on multiple lev- boyfriend had shaken him. paraphrasing the timeline. Last fall, Freese said she She and her husband got domestic violence had been els.” At the time, the two boys The DCFS findings also received a call and voice- in their car and drove to found. On March 16, two One of his chief concerns were staying in a temporary go against what the boys’ mail from a woman saying Comer Children’s Hospital, days before Ja’hir was is that the findings sharply shelter provided by Safe father and grandmother say she was from DCFS. where they spoke to police. killed, a caseworker re- differ from what an autopsy Families for Children after they saw for months. “She just said she needed The next day they went to a ported visiting the home on Ja’hir found. The medi- an Oct. 19, 2018, report to According to the time- to speak to me, involving my police station and gave a and finding that “both chil- cal examiner reported old DCFS alleging beating by line, a worker visited the grandchildren and my statement about what hap- dren were safe.” The day rib fractures, bruises “in the boyfriend, the timeline boys on March 9 and re- daughter,’’ Freese said. “I pened at the birthday party. after the boy died, the various stages of healing,” says. ported no problems. But the called her several times a “(Ja’hir) was a spunky worker filed another report, lacerations to the liver and a By the time the investiga- brothers’ grandmother told week. I was begging her to little rascal,” Freese said. this one saying that only the bruise to the lung. tor and medical staff ob- the Tribune that both return my phone calls.” “He always had a smile on older brother had been “It’s pretty shocking,” served the boy, the “marks brothers were badly bruised She said the woman ne- his face. He was always home and Ja’hir had been Golbert said of the timeline. were no longer there.” A that day. ver called her back. But trying to keep up with his Anne Marie Freese said around that time, according older brother. … He had a lot the boys had come to her to prosecutors, DCFS had of energy. He liked his kid Lake County home from received a complaint about TV shows. He just loved to Chicago for a small birthday Hyc on its abuse hotline. play. He had a big person- party for their mother. Both The boys’ father, Robert ality. He was a beautiful kid boys had bad bruises on Gibbons, who lives in north and he looked up to his their faces. 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Trump: IS purged from Syria’s territory By Deb Riechmann up a desperate, last-ditch and Lolita C. Baldor fight for weeks, they have Associated Press kept up their recruiting efforts, as Trump noted. WEST PALM BEACH, “ISIS uses the internet Fla. — Islamic State mili- better than almost anyone, tants no longer control any but for all those susceptible territory in Syria, President to ISIS propaganda, they Donald Trump announced are now being beaten badly Friday, though the U.S. was at every level,” the president still launching airstrikes tweeted. “They will always and sporadic fighting con- try to show a glimmer of tinued on the ground vicious hope, but they are against the group’s hold- losers and barely breath- outs. ing.” “It’s about time,” Trump He warned would-be exclaimed on an airport recruits: “Think about that tarmac in Florida. He held before you destroy your up maps indicating the ter- lives and the lives of your ritory once held by the IS family!” group in Iraq and Syria had The coalition siege has shrunk to nothing. been slowed by the unex- Elimination of the last IS pectedly large number of stronghold in Baghouz in civilians in Baghouz, most eastern Syria would mark of them families of IS mem- the end of the militants’ bers. In recent weeks, they self-declared caliphate, have been flowing out, ex- which at its height blank- hausted, hungry and often eted large parts of Syria and wounded. The number who Iraq. The campaign to take emerged — nearly 30,000 back the territory by the U.S. since early January, accord- and its partners has ing to Kurdish officials — spanned five years and two took the Syrian Democratic U.S. presidencies, un- Forces by surprise. leashed more than 100,000 According to the officials, bombs and killed untold the SDF is moving slowly numbers of fighters and and carefully, and is willing civilians. to wait out the IS fighters Controlling territory and NICHOLAS KAMM/GETTY-AFP who are out of food and low assets, such as oil facilities, President Donald Trump displays maps of Syria as he arrives at Palm Beach International Airport on Friday. on water. has given the group a White House press sec- stream of revenue and a be achieved by that night. ISIS right now.” victory and weren’t plan- where the extremists had retary Sarah Sanders said place from which to launch On Friday, after a flight to But Trump appeared to ning to on Friday — were been for months. SDF Trump was briefed by act- attacks around the world. Florida, Trump held up a be overstating his adminis- still battling remaining IS spokesman Kino Gabriel ing Defense Secretary Pat- However, if history is a map to supporters cheering tration’s contribution to the fighters who were holed up told AP earlier Friday that rick Shanahan who was guide, the reconquering of him on the tarmac. Then he anti-IS fight. A close-up of in tunnels along river cliffs there were still IS fighters traveling with him to Flor- IS-held territory could turned to reporters stand- the map showed that he was in Baghouz. Another official and women and children ida where he was meeting prove a short-lived victory ing nearby. displaying the group’s foot- confirmed that the U.S. hiding in caves near Caribbean leaders. “We got unless Iraq and Syria fix a “Here’s ISIS on Election print at a high-point in 2014, launched airstrikes there on Baghouz. He said final oper- the information from the problem that gave rise to the Day,” he said, linking coali- not Election Day 2016, by Friday and that the fighting ations were ongoing and DOD,” she said. extremist movement in the tion gains since then to his which point the U.S.-backed continued to clear out final there appeared to be several Secretary of State Mike first place: governments pit- presidency and referring to campaign was well under- pockets of IS members. hundred people still inside. Pompeo, speaking in ting one ethnic or sectarian the group by an alternate way. Associated Press journal- Other SDF officials said the Jerusalem, said Thursday group against another. acronym. He pointed to a And American officials ists in Baghouz said coali- camp was full of corpses, the U.S.-led coalition had Trump has been teasing swath of red signifying the familiar with the situation tion fighters were still con- and some civilians and IS achieved “amazing” results the victory for days, most group’s previous territorial said that the U.S.-backed ducting mop-up operations fighters were still handing in Syria. But, “The threat recently Wednesday when hold, and then to a version Syrian Democratic Forces — in the village after seizing an themselves over. from radical Islamic terror- he said the milestone would without any red, “Here’s who had not announced encampment Tuesday As the militants have put ism remains.”

Bucking Treasury, Trump to scrap new N. Korea sanctions By Deb Riechmann and Jill Colvin Associated Press

PALM BEACH, Fla. — President Donald Trump tweeted Friday that he has reversed his administra- tion’s decision to slap new sanctions on North Korea, with his press secretary explaining that the presi- dent “likes” leader Kim Jong Un and doesn’t think they’re necessary. It’s unclear, however, SCOTT OLSON/GETTY which sanctions the presi- Brian Nutchler walks through floodwater to his home on Friday in Craig, Mo. dent was referencing in his tweet, which took Treasury officials by surprise. “It was announced today Costs of Midwest flooding by the U.S. Treasury that additional large scale Sanc- tions would be added to LEE JIN-MAN/AP jump to at least $3 billion those already existing Protesters wear masks of President Donald Trump and Sanctions on North Korea,” North Korean leader Kim Jong Un at a rally demanding the By David Pitt caused more than $480 souri River reached record Trump wrote from his pri- denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula. Associated Press million in damage to levels at Plattsmouth, Ne- vate club in Palm Beach. “I homes, and about $300 braska City and Brownville. have today ordered the cuss the president’s com- of Trump’s governance-by- DES MOINES, Iowa — million in damage to busi- It crested just short of a withdrawal of those addi- ments and spoke on condi- tweet, which has often sent Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds nesses. Agriculture damage record at several other tional Sanctions!” tion of anonymity. agency heads scrambling, said Friday that recent is estimated at $214 million. places, including St. Jo- The White House did It’s unclear whether trying to figure out what he flooding in the state has Flooding in Nebraska seph, Mo, where the river not respond to questions Trump’s decision was re- meant and trying to imple- caused an estimated $1.6 has caused an estimated reached 32.02 feet Friday, about which sanctions lated to North Korea’s ment policy proclamations billion in damage, pushing $1.4 billion in damage. The inches short of the record Trump was referring to, or move on Friday to abruptly that have not gone through the total costs from the state received Trump’s fed- of 32.07 feet set during the what large-scale sanctions withdraw its staff from a traditional vetting proc- devastating Midwest flood- eral disaster assistance ap- historic 1993 flood. were poised to be added to liaison office with South esses. ing to at least $3 billion. proval Thursday. But no major flooding is existing ones already im- Korea. The development is That includes when The ongoing flooding About 70 miles of levees forecast downstream in posed on North Korea. likely to put a damper on Trump announced, via along the Missouri River in Iowa operated by the U.S. Kansas City, Mo. On Thursday, his admin- ties between the North and tweet, that transgender has damaged thousands of Army Corps of Engineers Missouri officials have istration did sanction two South and further compli- people would no longer be homes and inundated vast are damaged or destroyed, not yet said how much Chinese shipping compa- cate global diplomacy on allowed to serve in the swaths of agricultural land and the cost to repair them flooding has likely the cost nies suspected of helping North Korea’s nuclear pro- military. with water in Nebraska, is estimated at $350 mil- the state. North Korea evade sanc- gram. The withdrawal also And it came hours after Iowa and Missouri. The lion. About 175 miles of The Missouri Depart- tions — the first targeted is seen as a major setback Trump made the official flooding, which followed non-federal agriculture lev- ment of Transportation actions taken against for South Korean President announcement that Islamic heavy rains and snowmelt ees also need repair, at an said Friday that 120 roads Pyongyang since Trump Moon Jae-in, who has State-controlled territory this month, has also been additional cost of $175 mil- were closed because of and Kim met in Hanoi, sought improved relations in Syria had been reduced blamed for three deaths. lion. flooding, including Vietnam, last month for with North Korea along- to zero from an airport Reynolds said she sent a “We’re just beginning stretches of Interstate 29 negotiations about North side the nuclear negotia- tarmac, using a printed letter asking President the season, so this isn’t and U.S. 61. The National Korea’s nuclear weapons tions between the North map he held upside-down, Donald Trump to quickly something we can think Weather Service said the program. and the United States. instead of a formal state- issue a disaster declaration about for two years,” Reyn- Missouri River was ex- In addition to Trump’s North Korea said it was ment or ceremony. for 57 counties in Iowa olds said. “We need to pected to crest Friday at talks with North Korea, the withdrawing its staff under His North Korea tweet where businesses, homes figure out a way to secure levels just short of those U.S. is knee-deep in deli- instructions from unspeci- prompted reporters to and levees have been se- our communities and our reached during historic cate trade negotiations fied “higher-level author- bombard officials at the verely impacted by flood- farmland and start to repair 1993 flooding in Atchison, with China. ities,” according to a Uni- White House National Se- ing, including along the the agricultural levees and Kan., and St. Joseph, Mo. A person familiar with fication Ministry state- curity Council and Treas- Missouri River. More coun- focus on the Corps levees About 1,200 residents of the action said Trump’s ment. It didn’t say whether ury Department with ques- ties may be added to the list. that have been compro- Elwood, Kan., were urged tweet was not a reversal of the withdrawal would be tions. All declined to com- More than 1,200 homes mised.” to leave, and the governor existing sanctions, but that temporary or permanent. ment. White House press in Iowa have been de- The flooding is the worst eased restrictions on large the president was talking South Korea called the secretary Sarah Sanders is- stroyed or extensively dam- ever at three locations in vehicles carrying relief about not going forward North’s decision regret- sued a brief statement say- aged, while another 23,540 Nebraska. supplies. Across the river, with additional large-scale table and urged the North ing only that Trump “likes have minor damage, she National Weather Serv- parts of an industrial area in sanctions on North Korea to return its staff to the Chairman Kim and he said. Cost estimates indi- ice hydrologist Kevin Low St. Joseph were inundated at this time. The person liaison office soon. doesn’t think these sanc- cate the flooding has said Friday that the Mis- with water. was not authorized to dis- It was the latest example tions will be necessary.” 6 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, March 23, 2019

NEWS BRIEFING White ex-cop Staff and news services cleared in fatal shooting of Odds stacked against May as black Pa. teen EU forces new Brexit deadline PITTSBURGH — A jury on Friday acquitted a BRUSSELS — Isolated 29 until June 30. EU lead- white former police offi- at home and abroad, ers Thursday agreed to cer who fatally shot an British Prime Minister extend Brexit until May 22 unarmed black teenager Theresa May will be la- if she can persuade the in the back as he was boring against the odds to British Parliament to en- fleeing a high-stakes traf- win backers in Parliament dorse the deal. fic stop outside Pitts- for her Brexit deal, this Failing that, May has burgh, a confrontation time to a timetable dic- until April 12 to choose that was captured on vi- tated by the European between leaving the bloc deo and led to weeks of Union. without a divorce deal and unrest. Almost three years after a new path, such as revok- Former East Pittsburgh Britons voted to walk ing Britain’s decision to Police Officer Michael away from the EU, the leave, holding a new refer- Rosfeld was charged with bloc’s leaders seized con- endum on Brexit or find- JEROME TAYLOR/GETTY-AFP homicide for shooting trol of the timetable after ing a cross-party consen- Thousands of mourners gather for prayers and to observe two minutes of silence Friday Antwon Rose II during a rejecting her request to sus for a different kind of for victims of the twin mosques massacres last week in Christchurch, New Zealand. traffic stop last June. Rose extend Brexit from March Brexit. was riding in an unli- censed taxi that had been involved in a drive-by New Zealanders join Muslims shooting when Rosfeld 2 NASA astronauts finish job pulled the car over and in prayers a week after attacks shot the 17-year-old in the of replacing 3 station batteries back, arm and side of the CHRISTCHURCH, with you. We are one,” The observance comes face as he ran away. Changing batteries in with a stubborn bolt on New Zealand — New Zea- Ardern said. the day after the govern- Rose's death — one of orbit took some huffing the last battery plate, but landers observed the Mus- The call to prayer was ment announced a ban on many high-profile killings and puffing and some in- eventually got the piece of lim call to prayer Friday in observed at 1:30 p.m. and “military-style” semi-auto- of black men and teens by tricate maneuvering by battery equipment out and reflecting on the moment was followed by two min- matic firearms and high- white police officers in two astronauts Friday. But installed. Still, the astro- one week ago when 50 utes of silence. capacity magazines like the recent years — spurred in the end, it went almost nauts finished the job fast- worshippers at two The Al Noor mosque’s weapons that were used in protests in the Pittsburgh as smoothly as doing the er than planned. Christchurch mosques imam, Gamal Fouda, last Friday’s attacks at the area last year. chore on Earth. The pair had to lug were slain — an act that an thanked New Zealanders Al Noor and nearby Lin- NASA’s Anne McClain 300-pound pieces the size imam told the crowd of for their support. wood mosques. and Nick Hague took 6 of a large coffee table and thousands had left the “This terrorist sought to Meanwhile, in New hours and 39 minutes to reconnect wiring. NASA is country broken-hearted tear our nation apart with York, U.N. Secretary-Gen- In Blountsville, Ala.: Po- replace three nickel- about halfway through re- but not broken. an evil ideology. But, in- eral Antonio Guterres went lice have arrested a 72- hydrogen batteries with placing 48 batteries with In a day without prece- stead, we have shown that to the first mosque built in year-old substitute more lithium-ion batteries ones that are expected to dent, people across New New Zealand is unbreak- the city to urge people “to teacher in Alabama after on the International Space last the remainder of the Zealand listened to the call able,” the imam said. reaffirm the sanctity of all his gun went off in a Station. They struggled station’s life. to prayer on live broadcasts “We are broken-hearted places of worship.” first-grade classroom. No while thousands, including but we are not broken. We The U.N. chief an- one was injured in the Prime Minister Jacinda are alive. We are together. nounced he was asking the incident Friday. But au- Ardern, gathered in Hagley We are determined to not head of the U.N. Alliance of thorities tell news outlets Park opposite the Al Noor let anyone divide us,” he Civilizations to develop “an that Henry Rex Weaver is Sailor who died at Pearl Harbor mosque, where 42 people added, as the crowd the city action plan” so all U.N. in custody and will face accounted for, U.S. military says died. estimated at 20,000 people bodies can help safeguard charges. “New Zealand mourns erupted with applause. religious sites. Blount County Sheriff PITTSFIELD, Mass. — USS Oklahoma, which Mark Moon says students Military authorities said was struck by multiple were in the classroom Friday that a sailor from torpedoes during the Dec. with Weaver at Massachusetts who died 7, 1941, attack and cap- Prosecutors: Suspect confessed to tram shooting Blountsville Elementary when the Japanese at- sized, killing 429. School when a gun that tacked Pearl Harbor in The remains of many UTRECHT, Nether- Thousands of people, Mark Rutte, who was was in his pocket dis- December 1941 has been crewmen could not be lands — Gokmen Tanis, the many carrying red and among the walkers, said he charged. accounted for. identified and were buried main suspect in a deadly white flowers to match the was “very sad and at the Administrators were The Defense POW/ on Hawaii. Many were tram shooting in Utrecht, colors of the city’s flag, same time proud that we alerted, and the man was MIA Accounting Agency exhumed in 2015 for addi- confessed to the attack and walked to the scene of can do this together and detained until authorities said that Electrician’s tional analysis. said he acted alone, prose- Monday’s attack to com- show that we will never, arrived. Mate 3rd Class Roman Scientists used DNA cutors announced Friday, memorate the three people never surrender to violent Moon said the min- Sadlowski, of Pittsfield, and anthropological anal- hours before mourners killed and three others who extremism.” imum charge in the case is was identified in Decem- ysis, as well as circumstan- walked in silence through were seriously injured in The shooting is being reckless endangerment, ber. Sadlowski, 21, was on tial and material evidence, the central Dutch city to the shooting. investigated as a possible which is a misdemeanor the crew of the battleship to identify Sadlowski. honor the victims. Dutch Prime Minister extremist attack. under state law.

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Indonesian airline moves to Judge tosses cancel order for Boeing 737s Junior Mints Associated Press JAKARTA, Indonesia — fraud lawsuit In a blow for Boeing, Indo- nesia’s flag carrier is seeking By Robert Channick Stemm has 15 days to file the cancellation of a multi- Chicago Tribune an amended complaint or the billion dollar order for 49 of case will be terminated. the manufacturer’s 737 Max Junior Mints may be Benjamin Haskin, a Chi- 8 jets, citing a loss of confi- chocolate, peppermint and cago attorney representing dence after two crashes delicious, but allegations Tootsie Roll, declined to within five months. their boxes are deceptively comment on the lawsuit It is the first announce- large do not constitute con- Thursday. An attorney repre- ment of a cancellation since sumer fraud, a Chicago fed- senting Stemm did not re- Boeing’s new model aircraft eral judge ruled this week. spond to a request for com- were grounded following A lawsuit brought by an ment. fatal crashes in Indonesia Illinois woman last year The Junior Mints lawsuit and Ethiopia. against Tootsie Roll Indus- is part of a growing trend of PT Garuda Indonesia, tries, the Chicago-based cases brought against food which had ordered 50 Max TED S. WARREN/AP makers of Junior Mints, was manufacturers for allegedly 8 jets in 2014 and had While Garuda Indonesia’s order of 737 Max 8 jets is small, Boeing could be hurt if more dismissed on the grounds deceptive and unnecessary received just one plane last carriers cancel orders. that there were no actual empty space in packaging. year, sent a letter to Boeing damages in buying a box that Governed by federal regula- last week requesting to can- consider switching it with LOT has five 737 Max 8 analyst with CFRA Re- was more air than candy — tion, slack fill is “the differ- cel the order worth $4.9 another Boeing model of planes and is to receive nine search, said in a note to so-called slack fill packaging. ence between the actual ca- billion, company spokesman plane,” Rosan said. He said more this year. Its total fleet clients. “That she expected to pacity of a container and the Ikhsan Rosan said Friday. Indonesian passengers are counts over 80 aircraft. Corridore said, however, receive something more than volume of product contained The carrier has paid Boeing afraid to take flights using Another Polish carrier, that if Boeing delivers a what she got, in and of itself, therein.” about $26 million for the any Max model, whether it’s charter airline EnterAir, said software patch to a flight- does not constitute actual In August, a New York order. the 8, 9 or 10 series. Friday it would also seek control system suspected in damages,” U.S. District Judge federal judge dismissed a Garuda joined other air- A preliminary report damages. It has two Max 8s the crashes, and the planes John Lee said in the order, similar slack fill lawsuit lines worldwide in ground- from Indonesia’s National and has placed orders for are allowed to resume flying, issued Tuesday. against Tootsie Roll and Jun- ing its one Max 8 jet after the Transportation Safety Com- four more. “most customers will be Paige Stemm, of down- ior Mints, ruling that a “rea- crash of an Ethiopian Air- mittee in December stopped Earlier this month, Nor- reassured.” He said in- state Belleville, filed the law- sonable” consumer would lines flight this month short of declaring a probable wegian Air Shuttles said it vestors will eventually focus suit in March 2018 after expect some empty space in which killed all 157 people cause of the Oct. 29 crash. would seek compensation on strong demand for airlin- buying a box of Junior Mints the box. aboard. It came less than Officials have provided from Boeing. It had ers. at a Walgreens for $1. The Junior Mints have been a five months after 189 people scant details since then, grounded its 18 Boeing 737 Boeing will make stand- lawsuit sought class-action candy staple since they were died in the Oct. 29 crash of saying they are still analyz- Max 8 aircraft. ard on its troubled new status for what it claimed launched in 1949. The brand another Max 8, operated by ing data. With Boeing’s backlog of airliner a safety feature that was Tootsie Roll’s “mislead- was acquired by Tootsie Roll Indonesian private carrier Meanwhile, in Europe, 4,600 unfilled orders for might have helped the crew ing, deceptive and unlawful in 1993, the same year it was Lion Air. Polish national carrier PLL Max jets, the loss of the of a jet that crashed shortly conduct” in packaging its immortalized in the “Sein- “Passengers always ask LOT said it was considering Garuda order figures to have after takeoff last year in Junior Mints, which take up feld” episode “The Junior what type of plane they will asking for financial compen- little financial impact on the Indonesia, killing everyone only slightly more than half Mint,” in which one of the fly as they have lost trust and sation from Boeing or even a Chicago-based company. on board. of their familiar cardboard candies inadvertently falls confidence in the Max 8 jet,” delay to deliveries of pur- The danger is that other The equipment, which box. from a hospital observation Rosan told The Associated chased 737 Max 8 aircraft airlines could follow, par- had been offered as an While the Junior Mint gallery into the open ab- Press. “This would harm after the planes were ticularly if investigators fault option, alerts pilots of faulty box has the weight on the domen of a patient on the our business.” grounded globally following the plane for the accidents information from key sen- front, the ruling this week did operating table. He said that Garuda plans the crash in Ethiopia. in Indonesia and Ethiopia. sors. It will now be included not preclude that the size of “Who’s going to turn to meet with Boeing repre- In a statement Friday, “We think other cancella- on every 737 Max as part of the box “may mislead a down a Junior Mint?” sentatives next week in Ja- LOT said it would wait for tions may follow as global changes that Boeing is rush- reasonable consumer.” But Kramer asks after the inci- karta to discuss details of communications from Boe- customers remain spooked ing to complete on the jets Stemm did not allege she dent. canceling the order. ing and flight regulators on after two crashes with by early next week, accord- would have paid less if she “We don’t want to use whether to put the Max 8 seemingly similar causes,” ing to two people familiar had known the box con- [email protected] Max jets but maybe will planes back into service. Jim Corridore, an airline with the changes. tained so much air. 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EDITORIALS VOICE OF THE PEOPLE THE MUELLER REPORT Fox’s appalling influence in D.C. With former Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan’s ascension to the Fox Corp. board of directors, it is now evident: The Republican Party and Trump adminis- Did Trump break the law? tration have become a wholly owned subsidiary of Fox News. I don’t know how the founders envisioned it, but I for one do not wish the First Amendment to be so per- Was this a witch hunt? Or ... verted. — Ken Kramer, Glen Ellyn On May 17, 2017, Robert Mueller took on the role of special counsel to investigate Russian meddling in the Lightfoot as lawyer does job right 2016 election and possible collusion As a lawyer, I am a bit surprised that the organized between Russian agents and associ- bar associations have not responded to Toni Preckwin- ates of President Donald Trump — kle’s criticisms of Lori Lightfoot’s advocacy as an attor- along with any other matters that ney. would arise. Ms. Lightfoot has “represented big tobacco!” Un- We figured Mueller would be on mentioned is that those companies are legal entities the job for a year, maybe 18 months. and have legal rights. She has assisted “alleged pollut- The wheels of justice grind at a de- ers!” The operative word is alleged; even assuming they liberate pace, even when the presi- were liable, they still have a right to counsel. Now, heav- dent is chattering incessantly that en save us, Ms. Lightfoot has represented an investment the investigation is a witch hunt. On firm, accused of racism! By black people, no less! It is Friday afternoon — some 22 months race pandering, and contrary to Ms. Preckwinkle’s after taking on the job — Mueller hit assumption, no one is deceived, no matter their color, the mark, delivering his confidential no matter their neighborhood. Perhaps Ms. Preckwin- report to U.S. Attorney General PABLO MARTINEZ MONSIVAIS/AP kle could finance a record by Chance the Rapper to William Barr. The special counsel’s Copies of a letter from U.S. Attorney General William Barr advising Congress advance her argument. work is now done. that special counsel Robert Mueller has concluded his investigation are Lawyers represent the legal interests of clients, irre- A lot has happened via Mueller’s shown Friday in Washington. spective of counsel’s personal beliefs. Everyone is enti- investigation, but the big questions tled to zealous representation. surrounding the president’s conduct inherent unfairness of identifying certain that some Trump associates Our justice system recognizes this premise. Were it haven’t been disclosed publicly. people who were the subject of a broke the law. otherwise, no person accused of reprehensible conduct, Is there evidence Trump or others criminal investigation but never Yet there have been no official such as child abuse, could ever hope for fair representa- illicitly colluded with a foreign charged. Keeping those names secret allegations against Trump involving tion nor ever receive due process in a court of law. That power? Did Trump obstruct justice is the prosecutorial custom and the seminal allegation here: that he simply is not the American system, and Ms. Preckwin- by firing FBI Director James Comey? reflects a basic fairness. But there’s or his top aides illegally schemed kle knows it. Does Trump have a point about this nothing customary about this case, with a foreign power. Trump — John Newell, attorney, Chicago all being a witch hunt? Or … is there which runs to the Resolute desk in brought the Mueller probe on him- some revelation or takeaway that the Oval Office. self by firing Comey, who previously none of us has anticipated? Members of Congress agree: The led the investigation into Russian Regulators tasked with protecting We, along with Americans by the House voted 420-0 to demand that meddling, but whether the presi- Imagine how many more people would have been millions, await the release of the Justice Department publicly dent’s rash decision broke the law is diagnosed with diseases due to ethylene oxide exposure Mueller’s findings to see for our- release Mueller’s full findings. one of many questions Mueller ap- if we didn’t have government agencies like the Environ- selves. Americans have a right to know parently examined. mental Protection Agency. The way the process works, Barr whether their president violated the Much of the Trump presidency — Len Woelfel, Oswego will look over the report and decide law, skirted norms or acted within has been defined by, and distracted how much to share with members of his full authority. by, this scandal. There are House Congress, and the public. Barr has This investigation has led to crimi- Democrats who would love to begin Metra is good at self-sabotage said he’ll be as transparent as pos- nal charges against various parties impeachment proceedings. What In a Thursday Tribune story about Metra, board sible and soon will release Mueller’s connected to Trump and his cam- everyone deserves is to learn the full member Rodney Craig said at Wednesday’s Metra “principal conclusions.” paign, including former campaign results of Mueller’s work. board meeting that Amtrak’s mistakes are “seriously A potential sticking is point is how chairman Paul Manafort and attor- Mr. Barr should publicly disclose affecting our brand.” much to reveal about anyone not ney Michael Cohen. It’s certain that Mueller’s complete findings as soon I am going to assume that Mr. Craig does not live in accused of wrongdoing, given the Russia interfered in the election, and as possible. Illinois and has no idea about the poor performance by Metra, systemwide. 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Purging can be a luxury for some WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING I really tried to climb aboard the Marie Kondo ship, but I just can’t. Granted, Marie’s methods can work for I would have felt frustrated if my alma mater, Stanford, Since the 1964 Surgeon General’s report on people; I applaud her for that. had been left out of the university admissions scandal. smoking and health, adult smoking prevalence has But here is my take: If my clothes make me look After all, what does it say about your school if it’s not dropped by two-thirds, from 43 percent to 14 per- frumpy, are obviously outdated, accentuate an area I do worth bribing anyone to get your child admitted to it? cent. The decrease among young people has been not want accentuated or I’m a bit too old to wear them, Fortunately, Stanford is right in the mix. even more substantial. For example, since smoking out they go. I don’t say thank you to my clothes. I say I spent 10 years in American universities as a student peaked among high school seniors 20 years ago, thank you to God that I have a good job that afforded and 30 as a professor. … By throwing a crude light on smoking prevalence in the past 30 days has plum- me the ability to be able to purchase clothes and purge their admission process and turning part of the public meted by nearly 80 percent. Prompted by tobacco them at will, I thank God for giving me athletics skills cynical about it, the scandal may undermine universities’ control initiatives, Americans’ decisions to quit that helped pay for my college education, I thank my credentialing function. … If you can’t trust anymore that smoking and not to start in the first place avoided 8 parents who worked so hard and supported me and my the fact that Johnny was admitted to UnivX is proof of million premature deaths from 1964 to 2012. … siblings so that we could educate ourselves for gainful Johnny’s worth, then you might develop a greater inter- That’s the good news. employment. est in what Johnny actually accomplished while he was The bad news is that 1 of every 7 adults still When objects in my home seem boring, lack flow in attending UnivX. You might become curious about smokes. And smoking kills nearly 500,000 Ameri- my decor or appear dated, out they go. I don’t look to John’s course of study, his choice of classes, even his cans every year. That number exceeds, by a lot, the clothing and objects to spark joy — rather, people spark grades. That wouldn’t be all bad. ... sum total of all deaths caused by the opioids and joy. My family and friends, silly stories with co-workers, None of the above matters if American universities are other drugs, alcohol, motor vehicle injuries, homi- the wildlife in my yard and my pretty flowers, these committing suicide before our eyes. I refer to their unjus- cide, suicide, HIV/AIDS and fires. … spark joy. tified and unjustifiable tuition raises over 30 years, to The burden of smoking falls primarily on mar- — Mary Oskielunas, Gurnee their collaborating in the moral horror that student loans ginalized populations: the poor, the poorly educat- have become. I am thinking of their capture by a mono- ed, and those suffering from mental health prob- Internet-free house? lithic tribe of ideologues clinging to an old, defeated lems. A compassionate public would renew the utopianism. I refer even more to their inability or unwill- battle against smoking with a vigor not seen in Such a throwback ingness to protect free speech and the spirit of inquiry. decades. The day is coming, in the not-so-distant future, when Jacques Delacroix, Notes on Liberty Kenneth E. Warner, The Conversation some kids will visit a house without anything con- nected, not to the internet, not to any other “thing.” No “internet of things,” nothing. Just a house. And it will be so ... cool. EDITORIAL CARTOON — Steve Antonius, Lee, Ill. We all deserve a warm bed, shelter One of life’s greatest joys and pleasures is to retire at night in a warm bed and a warm house, especially dur- ing record-breaking winter days. Those of us who revel in this warm and cozy environment are fortunate and blessed. As we do so and before we fall into a deep slumber, think of the fact that many of our fellow hu- man beings are not so fortunate. Throughout the world, there are people, young and old, living in tents and makeshift shelters without heat or water. In this country, the land of plenty, there are homeless people living outdoors in cardboard boxes under viaducts. This is a deplorable situation and, in a Christian and civilized country, should not be tolerated. Providing shelter to those of our brothers and sisters who are down and out should be a priority of our government. All of God’s children deserve a warm bed and shelter from the elements. As a country, we will only be at our best when we are reaching out and giving back to those less fortunate. — Ned L. McCray, Tinley Park

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Here’s the gag: Even magician Michael Carbonaro didn’t think he would make 100 episodes of his hidden-camera TV show “The Carbonaro Effect.” “To put together a hidden-camera, mag- ic TV show, I thought to myself, you know if I really put my mind to it, I bet I could come up with 10 great episodes, and now here I am at 100,” Carbonaro told the Trib- une by phone. “I can’t believe that myself and my magic team — I’ve got an incredible team of magicians who help me out — are MATT CHRISTINE PHOTO able to keep coming up with ideas.” Magician Michael Carbonaro — who films his TV show, “The Carbonaro Effect,” in Chicago — performs Sunday at the Chicago Theatre. Unlike on his TV show, those who at- tend Carbonaro’s live performances know nounced. There’s also the companion we’ve shot on a farm all the way to shoot- the place, and this was like one of our larger he is a magician. The 42-year-old trickster series “Inside Carbonaro,” which offers ing a high-rise building and the beach. productions where we had to really fill the is scheduled to perform an all-ages show at insider facts; and “Double Takes,” which We’ve shot so many locations that are place with actors to make it look like it was the Chicago Theatre at 7 p.m. Sunday as gives a fresh look at fan-favorite pranks available right there in one area. a functioning DMV, and people behind the part of his cross-country tour. He said he with never-before-seen footage. counter were working along with me. often brings people from the audience on Carbonaro talked to the Tribune about Q. Are our residents more gullible Then we would get local businesses and stage and borrows objects from their pock- filming in Chicago, which he likens to a than other residents around the coun- stuff to send in unknowing people to like ets for his pranks. “clean, advertisement-free Manhattan.” try? run an errand for them, and they didn’t Carbonaro is also set to begin pre-pro- The following is an edited transcript. A. No, actually, I’m from New York and know the DMV wasn’t open so they would duction next month on Season 5 of his Chicagoans … they’re much more fast- just walk in and think it’s another ordinary TruTV network series, which shoots in Q. Why did your TV show end up in paced and they don’t buy into stuff very day at the DMV. That was one of the weird- Chicago. The first two seasons of “The Chicago? quickly and they’re not afraid to be vocal est things we ever had to do to get around Carbonaro Effect” filmed in Atlanta, the A. Well, you know there’s not a ton of about it. I’ll say, we certainly have to dub it, but they were just not going to let us last two in Chicago. A Season 4 episode states that actually allow the kind of hid- out a lot more swearing now that we’re in shoot at a DMV on an open, functioning that aired last month featured Carbonaro den-camera shooting we need to do. Many Chicago versus when we were in Georgia. day. tricking an unsuspecting worker at White states have a regulation of which you must Sox park into thinking he damaged a base- ask someone information ahead of time Q. Is there any place that you tried to Q. Do you have a favorite Chicago ball signed by the late Sox owner Charles before shooting, which of course, blows shoot in Chicago where they refused to episode? Comiskey. any hidden camera. But states like New let you shoot? A. It’s the one where I turned somebody Carbonaro said it takes about three York and Georgia and Chicago, New Mexi- A. We’ve been trying for tons of seasons into stone at a church, where we found like months to a year to film a season, which co, New Orleans, you’re allowed to film, but now — all of them — trying to shoot in a a cursed chalice that anything that touched typically features 16 episodes and four then you have to ask permission to use it — DMV and also we wanted to shoot at a it turned into stone. The person who was specials. He said he is recognized during a as long as it’s in a public environment with- hospital, and both of those locations were helping me — the unsuspecting person — I prank about 25 percent of the time, even out any expectation of privacy, which obvi- kind of impossible to figure out. A bank as had an accomplice with me who worked though he often wears a disguise. That ously, we don’t do anything crazy like that well, those were all really tough to kind of there that accidentally turned into stone ends up slowing down production. anyway. We’re not going to go shoot in a cut through the legal teams to be able to right in front of her and crumbled. (She) The 100th episode of “The Carbonaro locker room or something. shoot there. freaked out. It was really great. Effect” is slated to air sometime this year Chicago just seemed like a really great So we got creative this last season, and before the start of the fifth season. A pre- place because it’s a great mix of people and we were able to shoot in a DMV on a day [email protected] miere date for Season 5 has not been an- the coolest city that has such a (variety) — that they were closed. So we had to occupy Twitter @tracyswartz

Lincoln Park Zoo expecting another baby rhino this spring By Steve Johnson release, that “Lincoln Park Zoo will be Chicago Tribune posting regular updates on its Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter channels using If everything continues the way it’s been #RhinoWatch as well as on the zoo blog, going, Lincoln Park Zoo visitors can expect and ZooMail, a biweekly news digest.” to see a new arrival from the stork this Add into the equation that the eastern spring: a baby rhinoceros. black rhinoceros, the species of Kapuki and “Stork” is just a delivery euphemism, of 33-year-old Maku, the sire in both pregnan- course, and it’s a terrible one when you cies, is critically endangered in the wild, consider the relative weights of the two and the news becomes even more — what’s animals. the word? — pregnant with meaning. But its probably OK to indulge in an There are about 5,000 black rhinos left in inapt, mixed-species metaphor when the the wild, up from the 2,300 the species had news is so big: Once again Kapuki is preg- declined to by 1993 but still facing profound nant. The 13-year-old female black rhino at threat from a “poaching epidemic,” accord- TODD ROSENBERG PHOTO 2013 the Chicago zoo gave birth in 2013 to King, ing to the International Rhino Foundation. Mother Kapuki and son King during his first visit to the outside yard at Lincoln Park Zoo. an — let’s not sugarcoat it — adorable little There were some 65,000 black rhinos in pachyderm that took the city and the Inter- Africa in the 1970s, the organization said in documents. bump. In coming weeks staff will install net by storm with his hornless, not-fully- its 2018 State of the Rhino report. “We introduce them only when Kapuki cameras in her habitat so they can monitor formed, kinda prehistoric, 200-pounds-at- About 50 representatives of the species is ready both behaviorally and physiologi- her for signs of delivery and do everything a-few-months-old, baby rhino ways. live in North American zoos, Murray said, cally,” said Murray. Afterward it took a few possible to ease the birth. Lincoln Park felt confident enough in and there have been only nine captive months to confirm that a pregnancy had But as with the birth of King, Kapuki, the gestational process to reveal the news births in the six years since King came on been established, again by monitoring come May or thereabouts, will be pretty Thursday morning, weeks ahead of the the scene. The first black rhino born at hormones in fecal samples, he said. much on her own to deliver the baby the expected birth and more than a year after Lincoln Park since 1989, King moved to the Gestations are generally about 15 way these massively powerful animals have the copulation that got things rolling. De- suburbs in 2016, transferring to Brookfield months long, and at this late stage experts, always done it: without human interven- livery is expected anytime in a four-to-six- Zoo west of Chicago on the recommenda- at least, can tell Kapuki is showing an off- tion. week window from roughly late April to tion of the intra-zoo body that manages the spring that could weigh 80-100 lbs. or so. “She’ll do her own thing,” Murray said. early June, said Mike Murray, curator of captive rhinoceros population. “For people with backgrounds in zoology, All zoo pregnancies are special, he add- mammals at the North Side institution. Rhinos are solitary animals, and Maku it’s obvious to us,” he said. “But at their size ed. But he did acknowledge that “Kapuki is “We’re very excited,” Murray said. “This and Kapuki were only put together last year and the way they carry the weight, I don’t a couple of thousand pounds so everything is incredibly important to us. Rhino preg- when hormonal analysis of fecal samples by know if it would be obvious” to the public. is literally on an extra large scale.” nancies don’t happen very quickly or very zoo veterinarians suggested the female was After Thursday’s announcement, often.” ready for mating. That opportunity oc- though, it will seem to be, whether or not [email protected] The zoo is so excited, it said in a news curred on Feb. 22, 2018, according to zoo laypeople can actually discern a baby rhino Twitter @StevenKJohnson

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By Michael Ordoña MPAA rating: R (for some old-men comedy in the Los Angeles Times strong violence and bloody Hamer-Gault relationship. images) But the actors expertly “The Highwaymen” has convey a sense of shared none of the glamour and Running time: 2:12 history, a pecking order and romanticism of “Bonnie ancient camaraderie with- and Clyde.” And that’s the out relying on “You remem- point. mon people, the perceived ber that time …?” cliches. HILARY B. GAYLE/SMPSP/NETFLIX The new Netflix film rebel spirit that made the In fact, the distinct lack Woody Harrelson, left, and Kevin Costner in “The Highwaymen.” from John Lee Hancock couple folk heroes during of crime-movie macho (“The Blind Side”) stars the Great Depression. It pronouncements allows believability that’s a genu- leads to regret. These two no laughing matter. Framed Kevin Costner as Frank establishes through ward- Hamer’s all-business seri- ine pleasure to watch. have blood on their hands thus, their celebrity dis- Hamer and Woody Harrel- robe and production design ousness and Gault’s qualms There are no false moves in from their storied Ranger turbs — despite the film’s son as Maney Gault, the how rough that era was. It’s to ring true. Death is dealt his portrayal of Hamer, no past, and neither has obvious sympathy with the real-life former Texas not just a setting; it’s a grim with, not swept aside with portentousness, just focus washed it off. That sobriety average folks struggling to Rangers who came out of and desperate worldview. a one-liner. Coming upon and well-earned worry. casts the famous outlaw get by, rooting for these two retirement in 1934 to hunt The film also provides, as a an unintended victim of the When a child asks, “Was couple in quite a different who seem to be beating the the ballyhooed outlaw counterpoint to the couple’s pursuit, Gault is genuinely you really Frank Hamer?” light than what the Penn system. The film’s true couple. But while the 1967 fandom, the grim reality of shaken and Harrelson sells — we believe he was. film, or the adoration of feelings about this idoliza- Arthur Penn film about their actions and Hamer it. “Highwaymen” con- their contemporaneous tion are best expressed in Bonnie Parker and Clyde and Gault’s revulsion. As Hamer, Costner turns fronts the cost of violence. fans, shined upon them. the dialogue-less aftermath Barrow was often comic Screenwriter John Fusco in yet another remarkable Even an angry fistfight They’re killers, and that’s of their downfall. and energetic, rife with the (“Thunderheart”) provides performance. Over the charisma that made the plenty of memorably folksy years, he has honed the duo folk heroes (despite dialogue. But he and Han- ability to not strain to be being unabashed killers — cock also let a great deal be something he isn’t. From Warren Beatty and Faye told through gestures, ex- his closed but deeply caring Dunaway in the roles prob- pressions and dialogue that father in “Molly’s Game,” to ably had something to do rarely lands directly on the his Vito Corleone-in-a- CHICAGOLAND with that charm), “High- point. Hamer’s relationship cowboy-hat in TV’s “Yel- waymen” is a decidedly with wife Gladys (Kim lowstone,” to this cautious grown-up meditation on Dickens) comes across retiree with a full under- the price of lives and the mostly in this manner; it’s standing of the task on his THEATRE thoughtlessness of idol effective and touching. hands, the actor has settled worship. There’s plenty of grumpy- into a groove of grounded It’s also truer to the facts in its portrayal of Hamer, DIRECTORY who’s a fool in the Penn film but here is a low-key, shoe-leather detective. And CITY – NEAR NORTH damn good at his job. The 3733 N. Southport film does allow some old- MusicBoxTheatre.com age humor, as when Hamer 773-871-6604 Enjoy the Enjoy the FINAL THREE PERFORMANCES! JERICHOW-11:30am practices his shooting for TRANSIT- TODAY AT 2:00PM & 8:00PM the first time in years (and 11:30am,2:00,4:30,7:00,9:10,11:30pm Theater T onig ht WOMAN AT WAR- Theater TOMORROW AT 2:00PM it shows), or when he has to 2:10,4:40,7:10,9:30 THE ROCKY HORROR pursue a teen suspect on PICTURE SHOW-Midnight foot, with non-action-hero Tonight results. But the weight of the task is always present in James M. Nederlander Theatre his mind, especially as 800.775.2000 Bonnie and Clyde’s killing BroadwayInChicago.com | Groups 10+: 312.977.1710 spree continues two steps ahead of him. LITTLE SHOP The superstar criminals OF HORRORS FOR COLOREDGIRLS are a major presence in the WHO HAVE CONSIDERED SUICIDE / film, but mostly through “Leaves the audience ravenous for more!” the shadow they cast. – The New York Times WHENTHE RAINBOW IS ENUF They’re rarely on-screen. Mercury Theater Chicago COURTTHEATRE.ORG “Highwaymen” captures, 773.325.1700 MercuryTheaterChicago.com through the eyes of com- 12 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, March 23, 2019

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Bridge East-West vulnerable, North deals North ♠ AKJ86 Dick Tracy By Joe Staton and Mike Curtis ♥ KQ4 ♦ K8 ♣ Q87 West East ♠ 10 4 ♠ Q532 ♥ 10 9 8 6 ♥ 32 ♦ AQ10975 ♦ J63 ♣ K ♣ J532 South ♠ 97 ♥ AJ75 ♦ 42 ♣ A10964 Today’s deal is from a recent tournament “Down Under”. South was Australian Peter Buchen. He and his partner reached three no trump from the South side after a slightly Animal Crackers By Mike Osbun different auction. The bidding: We’ve deleted a couple of fancy bids North East South West that meant nothing 1♠ Pass 1NT Pass here and gave you 3NT All pass the auction that my ♦ grandmother and I Opening lead: Ten of would have had. No need to thank us. My grandmother, however, probably wouldn’t have made it. I’m not sure about me either. Buchen had no choice on the opening diamond lead. He said a silent prayer and put up dummy’s king. This held the trick, but he was only up to eight tricks. The best chance for a ninth trick was the spade finesse, but Buchen was in no rush to take it. He cashed the ace of spades, hoping for a Prickly City By Scott Stantis singleton queen, and then four rounds of hearts. Buchen was about to lead a spade when a thought came to him. “I couldn’t find a singleton queen of spades,” he thought, “but maybe there’s a singleton king of clubs.” He cashed his ace of clubs and “great was the fall thereon,” as the late Edgar Kaplan used to say. Buchen had nine tricks and his contract. Well done!

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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

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NCAA TOURNAMENT Somehow, Hawks alive for playoffs Back-to-back contests vs. Avs could ignite postseason push

Declaring the Black- hawks' playoff hopes done this season is a popular pastime these days. You've done it and Jimmy I've done it, and who Greenfield can blame us? On the It was supposed to be Blackhawks a fait accompli that the postseason was out of the question in Decem- ber when the Hawks concluded a brutal 4-17-4 stretch by losing to the Sharks 7-3. You might recall that was the game in which Corey Crawford suffered a concus- sion and his replacement, Cam Ward, al- lowed five unanswered goals over the final two periods. Weird thing, though. Immediately after that the Hawks started to string solid wins together. They beat the Predators at home, and then went on the road and downed the Stars and an Avalanche team that, at the time, was playing like a strong Stanley Cup contender. For the first time in nearly two months, the Hawks had a pulse. Until they lost five in a row in January and looked dead in the water again. The back and forth has continued over the last three months with a seven-game winning streak, a very disappointing West

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RACE FOR 8 Five teams are separated by five points in the battle for the final playoff spot in the West. The Hawks have nine games left; the Avalanche, Coyotes and Canucks have eight remaining and the Wild seven. WEEKEND HOME-AND-HOME Blackhawks at Avalanche 2 p.m. Saturday, NBCSCH Avalanche at Blackhawks 7 p.m. Sunday, NBCSN

CUBS Blister healing, Darvish targets STREETER LECKA/GETTY De’Andre Hunter celebrates after making a 3-pointer in the second half of Virginia’s 71-56 victory over Gardner-Webb on Friday. opening series If righty isn’t ready, Hamels likely to move up to 2nd game Not this time By Mark Gonzales Chicago Tribune

MESA, Ariz. — Yu Darvish wore a bandage to protect a blister on his right ring Virginia rallies, finger during a bullpen session Friday. He’ll wear one Sunday when he pitches Ex-MSU players in a minor-league game, taking every avoids another precautionary measure to avoid a setback as the regular season nears. back Izzo’s rant: loss to a 16 seed “The first couple innings I will try with a bandage,” Darvish said Friday. “If I feel ‘Stop being soft’ By Gene Wang good, I will try without the bandage.” Washington Post The right-hander won’t be allowed to You go to McDon- wear one in an official game — major-league ald’s, you might end COLUMBIA, S.C. — De’Andre Hunt- rules prohibit pitchers from attaching up feeling like you er lifted his arms high over his head and anything to either hand — but Darvish have a hockey puck in smiled broadly, urging supporters of the firmly believes he’ll be ready for the season, your stomach. Virginia Cavaliers to join in the revelry. which begins Thursday against the Rangers You go to Alinea, The sophomore swingman had just in Arlington, Texas. Teddy you might want to sell connected on a 3-pointer in the second “Even now I’m ready to throw in the Greenstein off that extra set of half for a double-digit lead against opening series,” Darvish said Friday. On college golf clubs. Gardner-Webb on Friday, and the If Darvish passes his final test Sunday, the basketball We know what we Cavaliers were on their way to van- Cubs likely will stick to their original plan of sign up for. Recruits quishing, at least in part, the memory of starting him in Game 2 of the Rangers series who agree to play for Michigan State last season’s historic loss in the NCAA March 30. If he isn’t ready, veteran Cole coach Tom Izzo understand the deal. Tournament. Hamels could take his spot. He’ll get you to a Final Four, but the ride They also wiped away a first half that Days off Friday and April 2 would give won’t be in an Uber Black. JAMIE SQUIRE/GETTY seemed like a recurring nightmare. Darvish additional time to heal, if necessary. When players return to the bench Michigan State coach Tom Izzo yells at Hunter made certain top-seeded Darvish said he didn’t feel any pain after screwing up, they don’t expect a Aaron Henry after a play during Thurs- Virginia wouldn’t be on the wrong end during his bullpen session but admitted his seat warmer. They expect some hot lava day’s first-round NCAA Tournament game. of an ignominious repeat, scoring 17 of finger felt “a little weird” with oil applied from Izzo. his game-high 23 points in the second under the bandage. He stopped the session “What’s wrong with challenging a kid half of a 71-56 triumph over the after 15 pitches, and head trainer PJ UP NEXT that makes some mistakes?” Izzo asked 2 Michigan State 16th-seeded Runnin’ Bulldogs at Co- Mainville examined the finger before re- Thursday after his team survived its vs. 10 Minnesota lonial Life Arena. placing the bandage with another without first-round NCAA Tournament skirmish 6:45 p.m. Saturday, CBS-2 Virginia (30-3) advanced to Sunday’s with Bradley, during which Izzo un- Round of 32 against No. 9 seed Turn to Cubs, Page 5 loaded on freshman Aaron Henry. MORE COVERAGE Oklahoma, a 95-72 winner over No. 8 Yeah, yeah, we all learn at a young age ■ Longtime friend and Bulls coach Jim Mississippi in the South Region. that it’s rude to point. But Izzo did a lot Boylen backs Tom Izzo. Boylen worked as “It was great,” Hunter said of the of that after he deemed Henry was slow an assistant at Michigan State. Page 2 3-pointer and ensuing celebration he WHITE SOX to get back on defense. He kept firing on ■ Loyola coach Porter Moser did not make shared with Ty Jerome and Kyle Guy. “I Henry during a timeout, so much so that the NCAA Tournament this season, but he was having fun. I was just being in the Spartans star Cassius Winston practi- is part of a team of CBS studio analysts. moment. I was happy because I was With incentives, Jimenez cally had to get between them. Page 2 missing some (shots), and when I made could be a $75 million man That behavior appeared to alarm some ■ No. 13 seed UC-Irvine shocks Kansas that one, I was really excited. members of the public, but several of State. Page 3 The unbridled jubilation from Hunt- The White Sox rookie outfielder’s six-year Izzo’s former players suggested that ■ Women: Top seed Notre Dame expects er stemmed not only from the Cavaliers deal sets a record as the richest for a player big output against Bethune-Cookman. with no service time. He is the third player to Turn to Greenstein, Page 2 Page 4 Turn to NCAA, Page 2 sign an extension before his debut. Page 5 2 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, March 23, 2019 TOP OF THE SECOND

BULLS LET’S PLAY 2

Saturday Sunday LaVine’s @Rockies @Padres 8:40 p.m. 2:10 p.m. goal: Draw MLB Net. WGN-9 Saturday Sunday @Dodgers Indians 2:05 p.m. 2:05 p.m. more fouls NBCSCH

By K.C. Johnson | Chicago Tribune Saturday Tuesday Jazz @Raptors Each offseason, Zach LaVine splits time 7 p.m. 6:30 p.m. between his hometown of Seattle and Los WGN-9 NBCSCH Angeles, putting in work to add something to his offensive repertoire. Saturday Sunday What’s on tap for this summer? @Avalanche Avalanche “A little bit more in the mid-post area,” 2 p.m. 7 p.m. LaVine said after practice Friday at the NBCSCH NBCSN Advocate Center. “That’s where some of those elite two-guards draw more fouls and connect March 30 April 6 on easier baskets. Red Bulls @Toronto “If teams are doubling you coming off Noon 2 p.m. screens, it’s a good idea to get in the post. You ESPN+ ESPN+ can get a little face-up pull-up in or get to the CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE basket and get to the free-throw line. I was As two passionate coaches, the Bulls’ Jim Boylen has defended the in-your-face inci- doing it a little bit more early in the season dent Michigan State’s Tom Izzo had with one of his players, Aaron Henry. SATURDAY ON TV/RADIO when I was playing point guard because I’m bigger than most point guards. Now at BULLS MLB shooting guard, I’m trying to figure out how to Noon Blue Jays at Yankees MLB Network go back at that.” 3 p.m. Pirates at Red Sox MLB Network LaVine is averaging a career-high 23.7 8:30 p.m. Cubs at Rockies MLB Network points, including a career-best six free-throw COLLEGE BASEBALL attempts per game. That’s 1.5 more than his 7:30 p.m. Texas at TCU ESPNU previous best. Izzo’s backer NBA “It should’ve been more,” LaVine said. “It went down a little bit and I wasn’t changing Boylen defends pal’s outburst: ‘That’s what you sign up for’ 6:30 p.m. 76ers at Hawks NBA TV anything. It might just be the way the season 7 p.m. Jazz at Bulls WGN-9 goes. I wish I stayed consistent because in the By K.C. Johnson | Chicago Tribune one-and-done thing. You can’t make WSCR-AM 670 beginning of the year, I think I was top 10 (in) mistakes. Tom Izzo is coaching him for 9 p.m. Pistons at Trail Blazers NBA TV free-throw attempts. For the way I drive the In 1987, then-Michigan State assistant that game and that moment, but he’s also MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL ball, I think I’m top 10 in drives in the NBA. So coach Tom Izzo helped persuade Jud coaching him (for) the next time in that 11 a.m. NCAA: Teams TBA CBS-2 I definitely want that to be a little bit higher. Heathcote to hire Jim Boylen as his first moment. 11 a.m. NIT: Teams TBA ESPN “I’m not afraid of contact. I don’t shy away graduate assistant after Boylen had sent “I’m disappointed that people are upset 1 p.m. NIT: Teams TBA ESPN from it. So maybe I’ve got to find a way to get a Heathcote a handwritten letter. about it. Obviously they haven’t been 1 p.m. NJCAA DI Championship CBSSN little bit more of that contact and get a little Boylen later worked under Izzo from coached ... And they definitely don’t 1:30 p.m. NCAA: Teams TBA CBS-2 more of a whistle. But I think I did a good job 2005 to ’07 after Izzo succeeded Heath- understand where Tom Izzo is coming 4 p.m.NCAA: Teams TBA CBS-2 with it.” cote, and they share Michigan upbring- from and what he’s done, how he does it 5 p.m. NCAA: Teams TBA TNT LaVine practiced after missing Wednes- ings. So their roots are real, their bond and how it works.” 6 p.m. NCAA: Teams TBA TBS day’s overtime victory over the Wizards with a runs deep. Boylen developed a strong relationship 6:30 p.m. NCAA: Teams TBA CBS-2 right thigh bruise and right patellar tendinitis. It’s not surprising the Bulls coach with Rajon Rondo after Rondo threw a 7:30 p.m. NCAA: Teams TBA TNT He was listed as a starter and warmed up offered an impassioned defense of Izzo on towel in his face when Boylen served as 8:30 p.m. NCAA: Teams TBA TBS before the game only to be a late scratch. Friday in light of criticism of Izzo for Fred Hoiberg’s associate head coach with LaVine said he would take a similar screaming at Michigan State freshman the Bulls. He knows about confrontation. WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL approach to Saturday’s home game against the Aaron Henry during an opening-round Asked to elaborate on Izzo allowing 10 a.m. NCAA whiparound coverage ESPN2 Jazz. The Bulls have no morning shootaround victory in the NCAA Tournament. Never- players to come back at him, which Henry 11 a.m. NJCAA DI Championship CBSSN scheduled. theless, given Boylen’s firsthand knowl- briefly did during the ensuing timeout, 12:30 p.m. Whiparound coverage ESPN2 “I don’t like missing games,” he said. “But if edge of how Izzo operates and his Boylen repeated what he felt was a crucial 2:30 p.m. Whiparound coverage ESPN2 I’m hurting or there’s something that can similarly intense coaching style, that point. 5 p.m. Whiparound coverage ESPN2 cause injury for further games, I don’t want to defense is an important one to add to the “Tom didn’t take him out of the game GOLF risk it. I don’t think there’s any reason to. I discussion. either,” he said. “That’s just leadership. I Noon Valspar Championship Golf think I’m smart with how I approach these “People need to understand our job, at like when the guys (Henry’s teammates) 2 p.m. Valspar Championship NBC-5 things. I’m going to do everything I can to all levels, is to prepare the child for the jump in. See, the guys jumped in and took 5 p.m. Bank of Hope Founders Cup Golf play.” road,” said Boylen, who coached the ownership of him, and they took owner- Coach Jim Boylen said Kris Dunn is University of Utah for four seasons after ship of Coach. So you’ve got one guy GYMNASTICS questionable after not practicing with a his second Michigan State stint. “He saying to Coach, ‘Hey, Coach. C’mon, 11 a.m. Big Ten women’s championship mid-back strain. Otto Porter Jr. is doubtful didn’t take him out. He coached him in man.’ And you’ve got one guy saying to BTN with the strained right rotator cuff that has that moment. Michigan State has high (Henry), ‘Hey, back up, back up, c’mon.’ 1:30 p.m. Michigan at Nebraska BTN sidelined him for two games. standards of play. And Tom Izzo’s job, and “It’s about winning. It’s about owner- 4 p.m. B10 women’s championship BTN I think our job, is to push a guy to a place ship of your actions. I’ve said this before: 7 p.m. SEC women’s championship ESPN2 he can’t take himself. The basketball is the basketball. What NHL “You go to Michigan State, you under- wins in this league is dynamic leadership. Noon Islanders at Flyers NHL Network stand that. That’s why you go there. That’s And Izzo is a dynamic leader.’’ 2 p.m. Blackhawks at Avalanche NBCSCH why they build pros. That’s why they get In fact, Boylen stumped for Izzo to win WGN-AM 720 to the Final Four. That’s what you sign up national coach of the year honors. 6 p.m. Rangers at Maple Leafs NHL for. Coach Izzo is direct and honest. He “All the injuries he’s had, the year he’s puts time into his guys for permission to had, I mean, if he’s not the national coach COLLEGE HOCKEY be real. He lets guys come back at him, and of the year, I don’t know who is,” Boylen 7 p.m. B10 final: Penn St. at N. Dame BTN he goes at them. That’s the relationship, said. “To beat Michigan three times, the 7:30 p.m. Hockey East final CBSSN that’s what’s built. He’s not an absentee Big Ten championship, to win the Big Ten SOCCER father, and guys love playing for him. I’m Tournament on Sunday at 5 p.m. and to 2:30 p.m. Spain vs. Norway ESPNews disappointed you can’t coach a guy hard play on Thursday at what, 2:45 p.m. or these days without somebody making a something? It’s a joke. And to beat a good TENNIS big deal about it.” team in Bradley, where Brian Wardle is a 10 a.m. Miami Open Tennis Boylen took a breath. Maybe. hell of a coach? Let’s focus on that stuff, 6 p.m. Miami Open Tennis CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE “Good players want to be coached,” he man. C’mon.” COLLEGE WRESTLING Zach LaVine is averaging a career-best six said. “They want to be pushed; they know 10 a.m. NCAA Tournament ESPNU free-throw attempts, but he wants that they have to be. In a moment, it’s [email protected] 6 p.m. NCAA Tournament ESPN number to be even higher. emotional. This (NCAA Tournament) is a Twitter @kcjhoop Cavs avoid Moser in NCAAs Ex-players support Izzo’s rant another loss — as an analyst on Henry: ‘Stop being soft’ Loyola’s basketball team and Sis- Greenstein, from Page 1 “He’s going to get to a 16 seed ter Jean are sitting out the NCAA Tournament this year, but Ramblers everyone chill. challenged. … Aaron NCAA, from Page 1 coach Porter Moser will be part of Gary Harris tweeted: “So coaches cant March Madness just the same. yell at players now? Lol Izz cares about Henry grew up a taking another step in moving beyond last Moser, coach of last season’s Final his players more than half these other season’s 74-54 stunner against Maryland- Four darlings, has signed on with college coaches. 600+ wins for a reason.” little bit tonight.” Baltimore County, when Virginia became CBS and Turner as an Atlanta-based Miles Bridges: “Stop being soft” — Tom Izzo on correcting his player the first top seed to lose to a No. 16. guest studio analyst for Saturday and Anthony Ianni: “People need to chill Hunter didn’t play in that game because Sunday telecasts. on Coach Iz. Seriously he’s chewed guys of broken wrist, able to provide only vocal Joining Moser as analysts along- out his entire career & it’s like everyone rectly to a Bradley player. Then he mis- support from the bench that night while side host Casey Stern will be former just noticed that today?? Lol there’s a fired badly on an entry pass, and the ball watching his teammates unravel in an Naperville Central standout Can- reason why guys wanna play for him & sailed out of bounds. upset for the ages. dace Parker, Brendan Haywood and why he’s the best at his job. He demands Henry committed five turnovers, all in The Cavaliers’ top two-way player and Seth Davis. perfection from his players ON & OFF the second half. The rest of the Spartans projected lottery pick has insisted he Parker last year wasn’t initially the court!” coughed it up four times the entire game. doesn’t ponder what he could have done sold on Loyola, but she came around Kelvin Torbert: “I been yelled at like The 6-foot-6 Henry also blew a dunk. against the Retrievers if he had played. His and made a plea for forgiveness from that before and got the next play called Izzo blew his top. effort against Gardner-Webb suggested he the Ramblers’ chaplain and No. 1 for me.” But Henry did hit a short jumper in- was trying to make up for lost time. booster, Sister Jean Dolores Izzo is the maestro of March. He’s the side three minutes and drained two free “He’s our go-to guy when we need a Schmidt. last Big Ten coach to win a national title throws. bucket,” Jerome said of Hunter, who made “Sister Jean,” Parker said, looking (in 2000), and he reached the Final Four “Aaron Henry, trust me, did some 9 of 16 shots. “He’s the only guy on the team straight into the camera. “I am from in 1999, 2000, 2001, 2005, 2009, 2010 and things that you can’t do as a starter on a that has an (isolation) play called for him. Naperville, 30 miles west of Chicago. 2015. His personality has not changed top-five team at the end of your freshman He stretches the floor. He makes 3s If you’re willing to let me jump on since taking over for Jud Heathcote in year,” Izzo said. “And they were effort- consistently. He drives to the basket. He’s the bandwagon of Loyola, I’m will- 1995. He’s old-school. He’s a coach’s related. So he’s going to get challenged. … our best on-ball defender. He rebounds. ing to join the party. I am sorry. I was coach. Aaron Henry grew up a little bit tonight. “We can’t find something he doesn’t do.” wrong. I will never doubt Sister Jean Fred Hoiberg, we sense, admonishes The cool thing is we went back to him, Hunter’s heroics were necessary after again.” players with a please and thank you. But and he responded.” the Runnin’ Bulldogs (23-12) twice jumped Games this weekend are spread guess where Hoiberg sent his kid, Jack, to He responded well in the locker room, to a lead of 14 points, matching the largest across CBS, TBS, TNT and truTV, play? Michigan State. too, telling reporters of Izzo: “He knows deficit Virginia had faced all season. They beginning with Maryland versus The only problem with Izzo turning that I think I can rise to the challenge moved the ball crisply for numerous open LSU at 11:10 a.m. Saturday on Thursday’s game into a “Wanna Get because I’ve been doing that all year, I shots while the Cavaliers committed eight Chicago’s CBS-2. Away?” commercial is that the public feel like. It’s just if my plate gets bigger, first-half turnovers, one shy of their — Phil Rosenthal admonishment of Henry didn’t seem to I’ve got more food to eat. I’ve just got to per-game average. help. Henry appeared to play scared, eat it.” Then Gardner-Webb, making the first hoping not to mess up. And he kept mess- And before you sit down to eat, under- NCAA Tournament appearance in pro- scored or assisted on 11 points during a 22-5 ing up. stand the consequences. gram history, learned how much of a flurry early in the second half, including a After blocking a shot, Henry saved the matchup problem Hunter can be. The three-point play with 16:16 left that put ball from going out of bounds … but [email protected] 6-foot-7 first-team all-ACC selection Virginia in front to stay at 39-38. tossed it in the middle of the court, di- Twitter @TeddyGreenstein Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, March 23, 2019 3

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First Four 16 Fairleigh Dickinson 82 11 Belmont 81 16 North Dakota St. 78 11 Arizona St. 74 W E March 19-20 E W 16 Prairie View A&M 76 11 Temple 70 Dayton, Ohio 16 N.C. Central 74 11 St. Johns 65

First Round 2019 NCAA TOURNAMENT First Round March 21-22 Second Round Second Round March 21-22 Sweet 16 Sweet 16 March 23-24 March 23-24 71 1 Duke (29-5) 1 Virginia Columbia S.C. March 28-29 March 28-29 Friday, 7:10 p.m. 1 Virginia 16 N. Dak. St. (19-15) 16 Gardner-Wb. 56 Mar. 24 8 VCU (25-7) Mar. 24 Elite 8 Elite 8 8 Mississippi 72 Friday, 9:40 p.m. March 30-31 March 30-31 9 Oklahoma

Columbia, S.C. 9 UCF (23-8) 9 Oklahoma 95

Mar. 29 San Jose, Calif. 5 Miss. St. (23-10) Mar. 28 5 Wisconsin 54 Friday, 7:27 p.m. 12 Oregon 12 Liberty (28-6) 12 Oregon 72 Mar. 24 4 Virginia Tech (24-8) Mar. 24 FINAL FOUR 4 Kansas St. 64 Friday, 9:57 p.m. Minneapolis 13 UC Irvine 70

San Jose, Calif. 13 St. Louis (22-12) 13 UC Irvine EAST April 6 SOUTH 6 Maryland 79 Washington, D.C. Louisville, Ky. 6 Villanova 61 Hartford, Conn. 6 Maryland Mar. 31 Mar. 30 6 Villanova 11 Belmont 77 11 St. Mary’s 57 Sat., 8:40 p.m. 3 LSU 79 Sat., 12:10 p.m. 3 Purdue 61 3 LSU 3 Purdue 14 Yale 74 14 Old Dominion 48 Jacksonville, Fla.

Mar. 29 Mar. 28

7 Louisville 76 7 Cincinnati 72 Columbus, Ohio 10 Minnesota 10 Iowa 10 Minnesota 86 NATIONAL 10 Iowa 79 2 Mich. St. 76 Sat., 7:45 p.m. CHAMPIONSHIP Mar. 24 2 Tennessee 77 2 Mich. St. April 8 2 Tennessee 15 Bradley 65 15 Colgate 70

1 Gonzaga 87 1 North Carolina (27-6) Columbus, Ohio 1 Gonzaga Friday, 9:20 p.m. 16 F. Dickinson 49 16 Iona (17-15) 8 Syracuse 69 Sat., 7:10 p.m. Mar. 24 8 Utah St. (28-6) 9 Baylor Friday, 6:50 p.m.

Salt Lake City9 Baylor Des Moines, Iowa 78 9 Washington (26-8)

Mar. 28 Mar. 29 78

5 Marquette 64 5 Auburn Salt Lake City 12 Murray St. 5 Auburn 12 Murray St. 83 12 New Mex. St 77 4 Florida St. 76 Sat., 6:10 p.m. Sat., 9:40 p.m. 4 Kansas 87 4 Florida St. 4 Kansas Hartford, Conn. 13 Vermont 69 WEST MIDWEST 13 Northeastern 53 6 Buffalo 91 Anaheim, Calif. Kansas City 6 Iowa St. (23-11) Mar. 30 Mar. 31 Tulsa, Okla. 6 Buffalo Friday, 9:50 p.m. 11 Arizona St. 74 11 Ohio St. (19-14) Mar. 24 3 Texas Tech 72 Mar. 24 3 Houston (31-3) All times EDT Friday, 7:20 p.m. Tulsa, Okla. Tulsa, 3 Texas Tech 14 N. Kentucky 57 14 Georgia St. (23-9) Jacksonville, Fla. 7 Nevada 61 Mar. 28 Mar. 29 7 Wofford 84 10 Florida 7 Wofford 10 Florida 70 10 Seton Hall 68 Sat., 5:15 p.m. Sat. 2:40 p.m. 2 Michigan 74 2 Kentucky 79 2 Michigan 2 Kentucky

Des Moines, Iowa 15 Montana 55 15 Abilene Christian 44

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SOUTH UC Irvine 70, Kansas State 64: UC Irvine got back-to-back 3-pointers from MSU’s Henry: Evan Leonard to spark the deciding run in an upset over Kansas State, the Anteaters’ first NCAA Tournament victory in school ‘Just coaching’ history and its 17th straight win. Associated Press Leonard and Max Hazzard each scored 19 points to send No. 13 seed UC Irvine into Michigan State freshman Aaron Henry the second round. doesn’t know what all the fuss is about. One year after making a run to the Elite Tom Izzo’s heated exchange with him Eight, the fourth-seeded Wildcats had a on the court during the Spartans’ first- short stay in the tournament as they round win over Bradley on Thursday has struggled to decipher the Anteaters zone drawn wide attention on social media and defense and missed star forward Dean from pundits opining about the coach’s Wade, who was sidelined by a foot injury. fiery methods. But Henry said Friday that it was just Izzo being Izzo. Virginia 71, Gardner-Webb 56: No. 1 “No abuse was done. Nothing bad was seed Virginia rallied from 14 points to beat done. It was just coaching,” he said. “That’s No. 16 seed Gardner-Webb, averting anoth- what he is, that’s his life, that’s his job. er first-round exit as a top seed in the Coaching. You can’t be upset how he does NCAA Tournament. it.” The Cavaliers trailed 30-16 with 6:42 left TV cameras caught Izzo laying into in the first half but rallied and cut the Henry as he came off the court during a Runnin’ Bulldogs lead to six at half. timeout, and players stepped in to separate Virginia then opened the second half the two in the team huddle. Izzo said after with a 25-5 run to put to rest any thoughts the game that he was upset with the level of of an upset. effort Henry was playing with at the time. De’Andre Hunter led the Cavaliers with “My parents loved my response. I didn’t 23 points and Mamadi Diakite added 17 on CHRIS CARLSON/AP show disrespect or fight back,” he said. 8-of-10 shooting and nine rebounds. UC Irvine players Evan Leonard and Jonathan Galloway celebrate after Friday’s victory. “Not that I wanted to, which in this period Gardner-Webb was in its first NCAA in general, most people would have in this Tournament. The Raiders erased most of Tennessee’s when Williamson came out on fire. He generation. Not me.” Last year, the Cavaliers were the top 42-30 halftime lead with an 11-2 run, tied drove on two defenders for a layup and was Henry said he doesn’t doubt Izzo has seed in the tournament and lost by 20 to the score midway through the second half, fouled. When he missed the free throw, he faith in him. After all, he is a freshman No. 16 seed Maryland Baltimore County. and kept the game close after that. got the rebound for a power slam. starting for one of the top teams in the Schofield hit back-to-back 3s to give Moments later, Williamson ran down his country and playing about 30 minutes a Iowa 79, Cincinnati 72: Luka Garza Tennessee a cushion with 45 seconds left. own steal, dribbled behind his back for a game the last month. scored 20 points, Jordan Bohannon made a Jordan Burns had 32 points for Colgate, remarkable layup that put Duke ahead If there’s any bigger insult in sports than three-point play during Iowa’s closing which played much of the game without 40-27. calling a player a choke, it might be calling a surge as the 10th-seeded Hawkeyes rallied leading scorer Rapolas Ivanauskas because RJ Barrett added 25 points in the victory. player a bad sport. past No. 7 seed Cincinnati. of eye problems. The Hawkeyes got their first NCAA Liberty 80, Mississippi State 76: Caleb Pearl backs player: Auburn’s J’von Mc- Tournament win in four years despite MIDWEST Homesley scored 22 of his 30 points in the Cormick clutched his throat as New what amounted to a home crowd in Washington 78, Utah State 61: Noah second half and Lovell Cabbil hit a Mexico State’s Terrell Brown was toeing Columbus, Ohio, for the Bearcats. Dickerson had 20 points and 12 rebounds, go-ahead 3 with 1:16 to play to send No. 12 the free-throw line with 1.1 seconds left, and No. 9 seed Washington made a seed Liberty to its first NCAA Tournament getting ready for three shots that would Oklahoma 95, Mississippi 72: Rashard successful return to the NCAA Tourna- win in its fourth appearance. decide Thursday’s game. Odomes and Christian James scored 20 ment for the first time in eight years, Quinndary Weatherspoon scored 27 Brown missed two and Auburn pre- points apiece, Kristian Doolittle had 19 beating No. 8 seed Utah State. points to lead the fifth-seeded Bulldogs. vailed by a point. On Friday, coach Bruce points and had 15 rebounds and No. 9 seed The Pac-12 regular-season champion Pearl came to McCormick’s defense: Oklahoma blitzed No. 8 seed Mississippi Huskies got 19 points and five assists from WEST “That’s not at all his character,” he said, with a season high in points. conference player of the year Jaylen Texas Tech 72, Northern Kentucky 57: “and that’s not at all ours.” The Sooners scored on eight of their first Nowell. Jarrett Culver had 29 points, eight re- nine possessions for a 12-0 lead and led by Utah State had won 10 in a row and 17 of bounds and seven assists to help No. 3 seed Motivation for Terriers: If Wofford was 17 at halftime. 18 while taking the Mountain West title. Texas Tech shake off a slow start against looking for some bulletin-board material No. 14 seed Northern Kentucky. for its second-round game against No. 2 Oregon 72, Wisconsin 54: Payton Houston 84, Georgia State 55: Corey Tariq Owens scored 12 points and seed Kentucky, Nick Richards provided it. Pritchard scored 19 points, Kenny Wooten Davis scored 26 points to help the Davide Moretti had 10 for Texas Tech. The 6-foot-11 center said bluntly Friday protected the rim with four blocks and third-seeded Cougars beat No. 14 seed Northern Kentucky got 23 points from that the Wildcats have better big men than 12th-seeded Oregon extended its surpris- Georgia State. Tyler Sharpe and 11 from Dantez Walton their next opponent. He calls is “a really ing March run by beating No. 5 seed After reaching the national final in 1984, while giving the Red Raiders everything good advantage for us.” Wisconsin. Houston went more than three decades they could handle. Richards says Wofford’s “bigs are skilled The Ducks won four games in four days without winning an NCAA Tournament around the basket, they know how to move to win the Pac-12 tournament just to make game. Now, the Cougars have tourney wins Buffalo 91, Arizona State 74: Jeremy around the floor, but we’re just better than the NCAAs then followed it with an in back-to-back seasons. Harris and Nick Perkins each scored 21 them overall.” impressive ninth straight win overall. points and had 10 rebounds to help lead Even though leading scorer and re- Seniors Ethan Happ and Khalil Iverson EAST No. 6 seed Buffalo past No. 11 Arizona State. bounder PJ Washington will not play each scored 14 points to lead the Badgers. Duke 85, North Dakota State 62: Zion CJ Massinburg had 18 points and six because of a sprained left foot, Richards Williamson scored 25 points and put on a rebounds for Buffalo, which won its 13th says he, 6-10 EJ Montgomery and 6-8 Reid Tennessee 77, Colgate 70: Admiral second-half highlight show as No. 1 seed straight game. Travis should have a big edge Saturday Schofield had 19 points and No. 2 seed Duke overcame a sluggish start to over- Zylan Cheatham scored 22 points and against the seventh-seeded Terriers. Tennessee held off a second-half rally by whelm 16th-seeded North Dakota State. had eight rebounds before fouling out with As Richards put it, “They’re not even as No. 15 seed Colgate. The Blue Devils led just 31-27 at halftime 2:06 remaining for Arizona State. athletic as all three of us.” 4 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, March 23, 2019 WOMEN’S NCAA TOURNAMENT Irish figure to feast in opener Bethune-Cookman faces 6-foot-4 Shepard, who has 1,175 in a college career that began at Nebraska, giving Notre ‘daunting task’ vs. top seeds Dame perhaps the best transition game among Division I women. By John Fineran | Associated Press “Brianna is excited to be back in the NCAA tournament — she has a big bounce in her SOUTH BEND, Ind. – On the eve of her step,” McGraw said. school’s first women’s NCAA Tournament Coming off her MVP performance in the game ever, Bethune-Cookman coach ACC Tournament, Young, a 6-foot junior Vanessa Blair-Lewis summed up the task her guard, is perhaps Notre Dame’s most versa- Wildcats face Saturday against Notre Dame, tile player with two triple-doubles to her the No. 1 seed in the Chicago Region and credit this season. She averages 7.3 rebounds, defending national champion. 5.3 assists and 1.4 steals. “I told my team before we left (Daytona The winner plays No. 8 seed Central Beach, Fla.), Notre Dame has about eight Michigan (25-7) or No. 9 seed Michigan State McDonald’s All-Americans,” Blair-Lewis (20-11) in Monday’s second round. The Sweet said. “We have about eight players who like 16 and Elite Eight games will be played at to eat at McDonald’s.” Wintrust Arena. The Wildcats (21-10), who earned the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference automatic DePaul vs. Missouri State: DePaul is in berth by winning 10 of their last 11, face the NCAA Tournament for the 17th consecu- Muffet McGraw’s Fighting Irish (30-3), who tive year and 24th time overall under coach have averaged 96 points in winning their last Doug Bruno, who says getting here is still as nine games behind a starting five nearing a exciting as ever. combined 10,000 career points. “I’m getting old, but this never gets old,” “We know we have a daunting task ahead Bruno said. “You ask how do we keep it fresh, of us, but we’ve been the underdogs all year,” this is one of three biggest team sporting Blair-Lewis said of having six players miss events in America, with the Super Bowl and time because of injuries, including five knee World Series. So to be a part of it and be a part surgeries. of it from the inside out, it’s always exciting. That’s something McGraw experienced It’s such an exhilaration to earn the right to last season. Advancing to the Final Four be here.” despite losing four players to season-ending The sixth-seeded Blue Demons (26-7) face ACL injuries, the Irish used two Arike CHUCK BURTON/AP No. 11 Missouri State (23-9) in the first round Ogunbowale buzzer-beaters to win the Notre Dame’s Brianna Turner (11) blocks a shot in a victory over North Carolina. of the Albany, N.Y., Region on Saturday in championship. Ames, Iowa. “I’ve got a lot of respect for what they’ve Brown averages 10.5 points and 8.6 rebounds. season ago, Turner watched the title run DePaul won the Big East Tournament for done and what they’ve accomplished,” Mc- Notre Dame counters with a starting five from the bench, sitting out after suffering her the fourth time in six years, edging regular- Graw said. all averaging in double figures: Ogunbowale ACL injury in the 2017 tournament against season champion Marquette 74-73 in the title Angel Golden, a 5-foot-8 senior and the (21 points per game), Jessica Shepard (16.5), Purdue. Back for her fifth season, she gives game. Only four other schools have advanced MEAC Tournament’s outstanding per- Jackie Young (14.8), Brianna Turner (14.4) Notre Dame a shot-blocking presence (350 to the NCAAs each of the last 17 seasons: former, leads the 16th-seeded Wildcats, and Marina Mabrey (13.9). career), and her rebounding skills (990 in Connecticut, Notre Dame, Stanford and averaging 19.7 points. Senior Chasimmie While the other four were starters a four seasons) mesh well with those of the Tennessee.

First Round 2019 NCAA TOURNAMENT First Round March 22-23 Second Round Second Round March 22-23 March 24-25 March 24-25 Sweet 16 Sweet 16 Notre Dame, Ind. 1 Baylor (31-1) March 29-30 March 29-30 1 Notre Dame (30-3) Sat. 6 p.m. Sat., 11 a.m. 16 Abilene Christian (23-9) 16 Bth. Cookman (21-10) Mar. 25 Mar. 25 8 California (19-12) 8 Central Mich. (25-7) Elite 8 Elite 8 Sat. 3:30 p.m. Sat., 2 p.m. Waco, Texas Waco, 9 N. Carolina (18-14) March 31-April 1 March 31-April 1 9 Michigan St. (20-11)

Mar. 30 Mar. 30 Ames, Ia. College Station, Texas 5 Florida St. (23-8) 5 Marquette (26-7) Fri. 4:15 p.m. Fri., 2 p.m. 12 Bucknell (28-5) Final Four 12 Rice (28-3) Mar. 24 Mar. 24 4 South Carolina (21-9) Tampa Bay 4 Texas A&M (24-7) Fri., 1:45 p.m. Fri., 5 p.m. Charlotte, N.C. 13 Belmont (26-6) April 5 13 Wright St. (27-6) Greensboro Chicago 6 Kentucky (24-7) N.C. April 1 6 DePaul (26-7) Sat.,11 a.m. Sat., 3:30 p.m. April 1 11 Princeton (22-9) 11 Missouri St. (23-9) 3 NC State (26-5) Mar. 25 Mar. 25 3 Iowa St. (25-8) Sat., 2 p.m. Sat., 6 p.m. Raleigh, N.C. 14 Maine (25-7) 14 N. Mexico St. (26-6)

7 Missouri (23-10) Mar. 30 Mar. 30 7 BYU (25-6) Stanford, Calif. Fri., 5 p.m. Sat., 3:30 p.m. 10 Drake (27-6) National 10 Auburn (22-9) Championship 2 Iowa (26-6) Mar. 24 Mar. 25 2 Stanford (28-4) Fri., 2 p.m. April 7 Sat., 6 p.m.

Iowa City, Ia. Iowa City, 15 Mercer (25-7) 15 UC Davis (25-6)

1 Mississippi St. (30-2) 1 Louisville (29-3) Fri., 10 p.m. Fri., Noon Louisville, Ky. 16 Southern U. (20-12) 16 Robert Morris (22-10) 8 South Dakota (28-5) Mar. 24 Mar. 24 8 Michigan (21-11) Fri., 7 p.m. Fri., 2:30 p.m.

Starkville, Miss. 9 Clemson (19-12) 9 Kansas St. (21-11)

5 Arizona St. (20-10) Mar. 29 Mar. 29 5 Gonzaga (28-4) Corvallis, Ore. Fri., 7 p.m. Sat., 3:30 p.m. 12 UCF (26-6) 12 Little Rock (21-10) 4 Miami (FL) (24-8) Mar. 24 Mar. 25 4 Oregon St. (24-7) Fri., 10 p.m. Sat., 6 p.m.

Coral Gables, Fla. 13 FGCU (28-4) Portland Albany 13 Boise St. (28-4)

6 South Dakota St. (26-6) Ore. N.Y. 6 UCLA (20-12) College Park, Md. Sat., 11 a.m. Mar. 31 Mar. 31 Sat., 2 p.m. 11 Quinnipiac (26-6) 11 Tennessee (19-12) 3 Syracuse (24-8) Mar. 25 All times EDT Mar. 25 3 Maryland (28-4) Sat., 2 p.m. Sat., 11 a.m.

Syracuse, N.Y. 14 Fordham (25-8) 14 Radford (26-6)

7 Texas (23-9) Mar. 29 Mar. 29 7 Rutgers (22-9) Fri., 7 p.m. Fri., 4:30 p.m. Storrs, Conn. 10 Indiana (20-12) 10 Buffalo (23-9) 2 Oregon (29-4) Mar. 24 Mar. 24 2 UConn (31-2) Fri., 10 p.m. Fri., 7:30 p.m. Eugene, Ore. 15 Portland St. (25-7) 15 Towson (20-12)

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CHICAGO REGION Roundtree hit a free throw with 1.1 second Connecticut 110, Towson 61: Napheesa Marquette 58, Rice 54 (OT): Natisha left in overtime to lift the seventh-seeded Collier scored 23 points and the second- Hiedeman scored 13 points, Allazia Block- Tigers (24-10). Sophie Cunningham scored seeded Huskies (32-2) rolled in Storrs, ton had 12 and the fifth-seeded Golden 21 points and Cierra Porter 18. Becca Conn. Kionna Jeter had 20 points for Eagles (27-7) overcame a nine-point fourth Hittner scored 19 for Drake (27-7). Towson (20-13) in its first NCAA Tourna- quarter deficit for the win in College South Carolina 74, Belmont 52: Te'a ment appearance. Station, Texas. The Owls (28-4) ended a Cooper scored 13 points, Alexis Jennings Buffalo 82, Rutgers 71: Summer Hemp- scoring drought of about seven minutes added 12 points and the fourth-seeded hill scored 23 points, Cierra Dillard added when Erica Ogwumike made a basket with Gamecocks (22-9) shook off a sluggish start 20, and the 10th-seeded Bulls (24-9) pulled 51 seconds left. But Hiedeman made two to pull away in Charlotte, N.C. Darby off the upset in Storrs. Stasha Carey had 20 free throws with 1.3 seconds remaining. Maggard had 13 points for Belmont (26-7). points for Rutgers (22-10). Texas A&M 84, Wright State 61: Florida State 70, Bucknell 67: The PORTLAND REGION Chennedy Carter scored 27 points to help fifth-seeded Seminoles (24-8) avoided the Clemson 79, South Dakota 66: In the fourth-seeded Aggies cruise in College upset behind Kiah Gillespie’s 17 points and Starkville, Miss., Simone Westbrook scored Station. Texas A&M (25-7) led by 18 after 11 rebounds in Charlotte. Kate Walker led 27 points, Danielle Edwards added 25 and scoring 31 first-quarter points. Angel Bucknell (28-6) with 18 points. the ninth-seeded Tigers (20-12) pulled Baker's 25 points led Wright State (27-7). ALBANY REGION away in the fourth quarter. Hannah Sjer- GREENSBORO REGION Louisville 69, Robert Morris 34: Asia ven’s 17 points led the Coyotes (28-6). Iowa 66, Mercer 61: Megan Gustafson Durr and Sam Fuehring each had 19 points, Arizona State 60, UCF 45: Courtney had 30 points and 16 rebounds, and No. 2 and the host Cardinals (30-3) scored 27 Ekmark scored a game-high 20 points for seed Iowa avoided a huge upset, holding off straight first-half points to overwhelm No. the fifth-seeded Sun Devils (26-7) in Coral No. 15 Mercer in Iowa City, Iowa. Makenzie 16 seed Robert Morris (22-11). Gables, Fla. Kay Kay Wright led UCF (26-7) Meyer added 16 for the Hawkeyes (27-6), Michigan 84, Kansas State 54: Naz with 18 points. DAVID J. PHILLIP/AP who committed 24 turnovers. KeKe Cal- Hillmon scored 17 points and the eighth- Indiana 69, Texas 65: Jaelynn Penn Marquette’s Natisha Hiedeman shoots in loway scored 21 points for Mercer (25-8). seeded Wolverines (22-11) shot a season- scored 24 points and Bendu Yeaney 17 as her team’s overtime victory Friday against Missouri 77, Drake 76 (OT): In the high 56 percent in Louisville, Ky. Chris- the 10th-seeded Hoosiers (21-12) surprised Rice in the Chicago Region. second game in Iowa City, Jordan tianna Carr had 21 for the Wildcats (21-12). the Longhorns (23-10) in Eugene, Ore. Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, March 23, 2019 5

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WHITE SOX Jimenez’s deal could hit $75 million By Will Larkin WHITE SOX RECAP home runs, 75 RBIs, a .384 years and $24 million. Chicago Tribune Leury Garcia went 2-for-4 with a on-base percentage and .577 Singleton played in 114 big- solo home run, but the White Sox slugging percentage last year in league games in 2014-15 but The White Sox and Eloy lost to an Angels split squad 5-4 in 108 games between Double-A hasn’t returned to the majors, Jimenez made it official Friday Tempe, Ariz. Mike Trout hit a Birmingham and Triple-A Char- struggling with ineffectiveness afternoon. The team announced three-run homer in the first off Sox lotte. and suspensions in the minors. the terms of its record-breaking opening-day starter Carlos Rodon, He struggled in spring train- Kingery batted .226 with eight contract with one of baseball’s who allowed four hits, struck out ing, however, batting 4-for-26 home runs and 35 RBIs in 484 best prospects. three and walked two in two (.154) with one homer and three at-bats with the Phillies in 2018. Jimenez, 22, received a $5 innings. RBIs in nine games. The Sox The Sox have yet to announce million signing bonus in addition optioned him to minor-league where Jimenez will start the to the six year, $43 million deal, camp March 14. season, but his new contract the richest ever for a player with “My family and I are very Last year the Sox chose not to removes the service-time road- no service time before his major- happy and excited to sign this promote Jimenez to the majors block that likely was keeping him league debut. deal,” Jimenez said in a team after the minor-league season, from the major leagues. The outfielder will make sala- statement. “It gives us the oppor- and they appeared poised to send “We view him as an important ries of $1 million this season, $1.5 tunity to ensure our future, but him back to Charlotte to start this member of the core we are million in 2020, $3.5 million in more importantly, to reinforce season in order to delay his free building over the coming years,” 2021, $6.5 million in 2022, $9.5 my commitment to the White agency by a year. general manager Rick Hahn said million in 2023 and $13 million in Sox organization. Instead, Jimenez became the in the statement, “and so are 2024. The Sox hold options for “All my effort, focus and desire third player to sign a major- pleased to have reached this $16.5 million in 2025 and $18.5 is to help this team win multiple league extension before his MLB long-term agreement to have him million in 2026, with a $3 million championships and bring joy to debut. The Astros signed first in a White Sox uniform for many ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/TRIBUNE buyout for each option season. our fan base.” baseman Jon Singleton for five seasons to come.” Eloy Jimenez has signed a record- The maximum value of the Jimenez is rated the No. 3 years and $10 million in 2014, and breaking six-year deal with two deal, should the Sox exercise prospect in baseball by MLB- a year ago the Phillies signed [email protected] club options that could result in both options, is $75 million. .com. He batted .337 with 22 infielder Scott Kingery for six Twitter @Larkin_Will making the opening-day roster.

SPRING TRAINING As Darvish NOTES improves, Goldschmidt, he targets Cards agree 1st series to extension Associated Press Cubs, from Page 1 The Cardinals knew that Paul oil. Goldschmidt had one year left on “I didn’t feel any weirdness his contract when they acquired (with the new wrap),” Darvish the slugging first baseman in an said. offseason trade with the Diamond- Darvish on Thursday posted a backs. photo on his Instagram account They also made no secret of showing the finger almost fully their desire to sign him to a healed. long-term deal. Manager Joe Maddon won’t Now, the Cardinals and the attend Darvish’s minor-league 31-year-old Goldschmidt are near- game Sunday, instead staying with ing completion of a five-year, $130 the team for its Cactus League million agreement through the game against the Padres. 2024 season that would make him Darvish has some motivation to the highest paid player in club pitch in the opening series: He history, a person familiar with the pitched for the Rangers for 6½ terms told The Associated Press on seasons before signing a six-year, Friday. $126 million free-agent contract The Athletic was first to report with the Cubs last offseason. that a deal was imminent. “I don’t know,” said Darvish, “Goldschmidt has that residual who poorly disguised his hopes of value that is measurable and may- facing his former team. “Maybe. I be not measurable,” Cardinals hope so.” manager Mike Shildt said. “His The early days off give the Cubs impact on other guys in the time for Darvish’s finger to heal clubhouse. Obviously, he’s a good without considering options out- ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE player on the field. He’s an estab- side their current rotation. Left-hander Brian Duensing’s troubles this spring could affect how the Cubs put together their bullpen. lished guy in the league. Meanwhile, reliever Pedro “We know what we can count Strop is schedule to face the Red CUBS TAKEAWAYS on with him.” Sox on Monday, and a decision on Goldschmidt is due $14.5 mil- his status for opening day likely lion this season, while his new won’t be made until Tuesday. agreement trumps a seven-year, Strop hasn’t pitched since $120 million deal that the Cardi- March 9, when he strained his nals gave outfielder Matt Holliday right hamstring on his final pitch in 2010. It also follows huge against the Angels. Puzzle pieces free-agent deals given to Bryce He threw a 22-pitch bullpen Harper by the Phillies and Manny session at 100 percent intensity Duensing’s struggles innings. comfortable elevating his pitches Machado by the Padres, and the Friday and jogged across the Any financial relief brought in the strike zone. 12-year, $426.5 million contract agility field to join his teammates mean bullpen makeup on by roster moves could allow “And I have more room to that the Angels gave to Mike Trout in pregame stretching. is still undetermined the Cubs to make a push for throw my changeup,” Quintana on Wednesday. This is the second consecutive Giants left-hander Tony Watson, said. “The breaking ball is better, Goldschmidt has been an All- spring that Strop’s status won’t be By Mark Gonzales who limited right-handed hitters but the key is Strike 1.” Star each of the Last six seasons, decided until the final spring Chicago Tribune to a .219 average and left-handed and he rebounded from a slow start series, but the Cubs don’t seem hitters to a .231 mark last season. 4. Kyle Schwarber is ready with the Diamondbacks last year to concerned because Strop has kept MESA, Ariz. — Here are five Internal options include Ju- for any role. hit .290 with 33 homers and 83 his right arm strong while his leg takeaways from Cubs spring nichi Tazawa, who hasn’t al- The Cubs open the season in RBIs. It was his fourth year with at healed. training Friday: lowed a run in six games and an American League park, but least 33 homers, and he has a “That’s the difference-maker,” provides deception with his Kyle Schwarber’s defense has career .297 batting average and Maddon said. “If you keep the arm 1. The bullpen remains under split-finger fastball. improved to the point that it four Silver Slugger awards. moving, then you could absorb close examination. might not be automatic that he’ll He also plays so solidly at first maybe one or two outings and feel The makeup of the Cubs 2. Joe Maddon warns not to be the designated hitter in the base, winning three Gold Gloves, good. Relief pitchers are different, bullpen could be the final por- overlook the Cubs’ National three-game series against the that three-time All-Star Matt Car- especially veteran relief pitchers. tion of the roster to be finalized League opponents. Rangers. penter agreed to move to third base They know what they’re doing. due to the struggles of left- In his annual preseason meet- “If I start in left field, it will be full-time to clear the way for him. You listen to your guy, and then hander Brian Duensing and a ing, Maddon said he stressed to great,” Schwarber said. “I put a make your best guess.” few other considerations. his players the need for self- lot of work out there, and if I do Sale to get extension: The Red “There are a couple tweaks awareness and respect for the start out there, great. If I’m the Sox and ace Chris Sale agreed to a [email protected] that are possible,” manager Joe improved quality of competition DH, great. If I’m on the bench, five-year, $145 million extension Twitter @MDGonzales Maddon said. “So that’s not been in the National League. great. through the 2024 season pending a nailed down yet. We’re still “The National League is very “I can still make an impact on phyiscal, according to reports Fri- discussing some stuff. Some guys firm all the way through, espe- the game, but it will be a nice day. have made some good impres- cially in our division,” Maddon compliment.” The Athletic first reported that sions, and of course we got guys said. “So I want to re-emphasize, Ben Zobrist, who turns 38 on an agreement was in place. coming off injuries that you have it’s not going to be a walk in the May 26, made his first start at Sale, who will turn 30 on March to be mindful off moving for- park.” first base Friday. The Cubs are 30, was in the final season of the ward. Maddon pointed to the young scheduled to face lefty Mike five-year contract. The 2017 AL Cy “There are little things going stars in the league who are Minor in the season opener. Young Award runner-up and a on but not nailed down.” several years away from free seven-time All-Star went 12-4 with The Cubs don’t need to sub- agency. 5. Three relievers are on their a 2.11 ERA and 237 strikeouts in 158 mit their 25-man roster until 10 “We’re at that point now,” way back. innings last season for the World a.m. Thursday, the morning of Maddon said. “I think you’re Reliever Steve Cishek, who Series champions. He finished their season opener against the going to see this year and defi- hasn’t pitched since Sunday be- fourth in the 2018 AL Cy Young Rangers in Texas. Duensing has nitely by next year — especially cause of an illness, is scheduled vote. allowed seven hits and eight runs in our division — five really good to follow Jon Lester against the in his last three innings, and teams.” Rockies on Saturday night. Alec A’s Olson has surgery: Athletics Maddon acknowledged that Mills, sidelined since March 4 first baseman Matt Olson under- Duensing is still “a little off” 3. Jose Quintana is working with back tightness, also is went surgery on his right hand ELAINE THOMPSON/AP regarding his sharpness. quicker and more effec- scheduled to pitch. Friday after getting injured on a Yu Darvish says the blister on his Duensing is scheduled to earn tively. Reliever Tony Barnette, who foul tip in his final at-bat during pitching hand is healing and he $3.5 million. Left-hander Jose Quintana will start the season on the Thursday’s 5-4, 12-inning loss to expects to be ready for the Cubs’ Brandon Kintzler allowed two has been working at a quicker injured list, threw his first the Mariners in Tokyo. opening series. hits that resulted in runs charged tempo since last season’s All-Star bullpen session Thursday since Olson’s procedure was per- to Duensing on Thursday but break, and he showed how well feeling right shoulder soreness formed by Dr. Steven Shin at the retired the two batters he faced the plan can work Friday, when on March 3. Kerlan-Jobe Clinic in Los Angeles. CUBS RECAP Friday. Maddon said Kintzler he allowed four hits and one run In other medical news, in- The team said the operation in- Javier Baez and Ben Zobrist hit has been making some “really with six strikeouts and no walks fielder Daniel Descalso will play volved a right hamate excision. No their first home runs in the Cubs’ good adjustments.” in six innings in a 7-3 win against in a minor-league game Saturday. timeline for his recovery was 7-3 split-squad victory over the Tyler Chatwood lost his spot the Rangers. Descalso hasn’t played since provided. Rangers in Mesa, Ariz. Baez hit a in the rotation last July due to “I remember last year I get the injuring his left shoulder on The Gold Glove first baseman three-run shot and raised his control problems and is owed better tempo and got the better March 9. played all 162 games last season as average to .317. Albert Almora Jr. $25.5 million over two years. results,” Quintana said. “I try to Pitcher Christian Bergman the A’s returned to the playoffs for went 2-for-3 and is hitting .378. Since walking three in the get ahead (in the count). Some- was released. the first time since 2014. Jose Quintana pitched six strong second inning against the Reds times, I think too much and Olson hit 29 homers and drove innings, allowing a run and four on March 12, Chatwood hasn’t make a mistake.” [email protected] in 85 runs last year in his first full hits while striking out six. issued a walk in his last 3 2/3 Quintana said he has felt more Twitter @MDGonzales major league season. 6 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, March 23, 2019

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NBA MEN’S POSTSEASON NIT EASTERN CONFERENCE pregame.com SATURDAY FRIDAY’S SECOND ROUND ATLANTIC W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF 1 Boston 3 ⁄2 at Charlotte Creighton 79, Memphis 67 x-Toronto 51 22 .699 — 5-5 L-1 29-8 22-14 30-14 at Washington 2 Miami 1 Harden scores 61 SATURDAY’S SECOND ROUND x-Philadelphia 47 25 .653 3 ⁄2 7-3 W-6 29-9 18-16 28-16 Philadelphia 8 at Atlanta 1 Arkansas (18-15) at Indiana (18-15), 11 a.m. Boston 43 29 .597 7 ⁄2 6-4 L-2 26-11 17-18 29-14 at Memphis off Minnesota 1 Lipscomb (26-7) at Brooklyn 38 36 .514 13 ⁄2 6-4 W-2 21-16 17-20 25-20 at Chicago off Utah UNC-Greensboro (29-6), 1 New York 14 59 .192 37 1-9 L-3 7-28 7-31 8-37 at Golden State 16 Dallas SUNDAY’S SECOND ROUND SOUTHEAST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF in Rockets victory at Portland 5 Detroit Wichita St. (20-14) at Clemson (20-13), 1 1 at Sacramento 9 ⁄2 Phoenix Miami 35 37 .486 — 7-3 L-1 17-20 18-17 20-24 Xavier (19-15) vs. Texas (17-16), 1 1 Associated Press Orlando 35 38 .479 ⁄2 6-4 W-4 22-16 13-22 23-20 The Rockets have won COLLEGE BASKETBALL Harvard (19-11) at N.C. St. (23-11), 6:30 1 Charlotte 32 39 .451 2 ⁄2 4-6 W-1 22-15 10-24 24-22 13 of their last 15 games and 1 NCAA TOURNAMENT SATURDAY TCU (21-13) vs. Nebraska (19-16), 8:30 Washington 30 43 .411 5 ⁄2 4-6 L-3 22-15 8-28 19-29 1 Purdue 4 Villanova MONDAY’S SECOND ROUND Atlanta 25 48 .342 10 ⁄2 4-6 W-1 14-22 11-26 13-33 James Harden matched eight of their last nine at Florida St 5 Murray State Norfolk St. (22-13) at Colorado (22-12), 8 1 CENTRAL W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF his career high with 61 home. LSU 2 ⁄2 Maryland 1 CBI Kentucky 5 ⁄2 Wofford y-Milwaukee 54 19 .740 — 6-4 W-1 29-6 25-13 36-10 points, including 27 in the Michigan St 10 Minnesota MONDAY’S QUARTERFINALS Indiana 44 29 .603 10 3-7 L-4 27-9 17-20 30-15 first quarter, to lead the ■ Nikola Jokic had 21 1 Detroit 37 34 .521 16 7-3 W-1 23-13 14-21 25-22 Michigan 6 ⁄2 Florida West Va. (15-20) vs. C. Carolina (16-16), 6 South Fla (20-13) vs. Utah Valley (24-9), 6 Chicago 21 52 .288 33 3-7 W-2 9-27 12-25 15-30 Rockets to a 111-105 victory points and 17 rebounds, Auburn 2 Kansas Cleveland 19 54 .260 35 4-6 L-1 13-25 6-29 15-34 Gonzaga 13 Baylor DePaul (16-15) vs. Longwood (16-17), 7 over the Spurs on Friday Jamal Murray scored 18 NIT SATURDAY Loyola Marymount (21-11) vs. WESTERN CONFERENCE at Indiana 6 Arkansas Brown (20-11), 9 SOUTHWEST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF night in Houston. points, and the Nuggets 1 Lipscomb 1 ⁄2 at Greensboro COLLEGEINSIDER TOURNAMENT Houston 46 27 .630 — 8-2 W-1 27-10 19-17 26-19 Harden hit three beat the Knicks 111-93 for COLLEGEINSIDER SATURDAY San Antonio 42 31 .575 4 8-2 L-2 29-8 13-23 29-20 straight 3-pointers to give their sixth straight victory. 1 FRIDAY’S FIRST ROUND 1 at Texas St 7 ⁄2 FIU New Orleans 31 43 .419 15 ⁄2 3-7 L-1 18-17 13-26 21-25 Southern Utah 80, Drake 73 1 NCAA TOURNAMENT SUNDAY Memphis 29 43 .403 16 ⁄2 5-5 L-1 19-17 10-26 20-23 the Rockets a 103-100 lead Gary Harris chipped in 14 1 SATURDAY’S FIRST ROUND 1 Virginia 11 ⁄2 Oklahoma Dallas 28 44 .389 17 ⁄2 1-9 L-3 22-14 6-30 14-30 FIU (19-13) at Texas State (24-10), 6 and scored all of his team’s points for the Nuggets, Tennessee 8 Iowa NORTHWEST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF 1 Texas Tech 3 ⁄2 Buffalo points in a 13-2 run late in who moved into a tie with WOMEN’S NIT x-Denver 49 22 .690 — 7-3 W-6 30-6 19-16 30-14 Oregon 5 UC Irvine FRIDAY’S FIRST ROUND Portland 44 27 .620 5 6-4 W-2 27-9 17-18 24-22 the fourth quarter. the defending champion NIT SUNDAY Villanova 86, Old Dominion 81, OT Oklahoma City 43 30 .589 7 4-6 W-1 23-12 20-18 25-21 Harden topped the 50- Warriors for first place in at Clemson 8 Wichita St 1 James Madison 48, NC A&T 37 Utah 42 30 .583 7 ⁄2 6-4 L-1 23-12 19-18 25-20 at NC State 11 Harvard 1 point mark for the eighth the Western Conference Harvard 69, Drexel 56 Minnesota 32 40 .444 17 ⁄2 3-7 L-5 23-11 9-29 19-26 at Texas 6 Xavier 1 Georgetown 90, Sacred Heart 59 PACIFIC W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF time this season, compared with 11 games remaining at TCU 3 ⁄2 Nebraska Pennsylvania 64, American 45 x-Golden State 49 22 .690 — 6-4 W-2 25-10 24-12 30-14 with 10 such performances for each team. ... On Thurs- NHL Minnesota 91, Northern Iowa 75 L.A. Clippers 43 30 .589 7 9-1 W-4 23-13 20-17 25-21 SATURDAY South Alabama 73, Lamar 71 Sacramento 35 36 .493 14 4-6 W-1 22-15 13-21 18-24 from the rest of the league day night, the league fined Arizona -172 at New Jersey+160 1 Saint Mary’s (Cal) 67, Hawaii 43 L.A. Lakers 31 41 .431 18 ⁄2 1-9 L-5 18-17 13-24 21-23 combined. He matched his Celtics guard Marcus at Phila. -120 NY Islanders +110 SATURDAY’S SECOND ROUND Phoenix 17 56 .233 33 5-5 L-2 10-26 7-30 10-35 at Colorado -135 Chicago +125 career-best total set earlier Smart $50,000 for force- Texas-Arl. (24-7) at TCU (21-10), 2 p.m. x-clinched playoff spot; y-clinched division at Edmonton -255 Ottawa +225 Kent State (20-12) at Butler (22-9), 6 p.m. this season against the fully shoving the 76ers’ Joel at Montreal -193 Buffalo +178 SUNDAY’S SECOND ROUND at Toronto -315 NY Rangers +285 Knicks at Madison Square Embiid to the floor during VCU (24-9) at Va. Tech (21-11), 1 p.m. FRIDAY’S RESULTS SUNDAY’S GAMES at Florida off Boston off Middle Tennessee (23-10) Orlando 123, Memphis 119 (OT) L.A. Clippers at New York, 11 a.m. Garden. Wednesday’s game in Phil- at Winnipeg off Nashville off at Ohio (28-5), 1 p.m. Denver 111, New York 93 Cleveland at Milwaukee, 3:30 p.m. at Carolina off Minnesota off The NBA’s leading adelphia. Smart received a Northwestern (17-14) L.A. Clippers 110, Cleveland 108 Denver at Indiana, 4 p.m. at Dallas -115 Pittsburgh +105 scorer surpassed the 30- flagrant fould 2 and was at Toledo (21-11), 1 p.m. Oklahoma City 116, Toronto 109 Charlotte at Toronto, 5 p.m. Tampa Bay -123 at St. Louis +113 Villanova (19-12) at Houston 111, San Antonio 105 Houston at New Orleans, 6 p.m. point mark in the second ejected after the shove. ... Calgary -172 at Vancouver +160 West Virginia (21-10), 2 p.m. Milwaukee 116, Miami 87 San Antonio at Boston, 6:30 p.m. at Vegas off Detroit off quarter and the 40-point The Suns signed Jimmer Cincinnati (22-10) at Brooklyn 111, L.A. Lakers 106 Detroit at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. at Los Angeles off Anaheim off Minnesota (21-10), 2 p.m. Sacramento at L.A. Lakers, 8:30 p.m. mark with 9 minutes re- Fredette for the rest of the G’town (17-15) at Harvard (17-12), 2 p.m. SATURDAY’S GAMES maining in the third. season Friday. Morehead St. (24-10) at W. Kentucky (19- Boston at Charlotte, 5 p.m. THURSDAY’S RESULTS GOLF 14), 2 p.m. Miami at Washington, 6 p.m. Denver 113, Washington 108 UAB (26-6) at Arkansas (21-14), 2 p.m. Philadelphia at Atlanta, 6:30 p.m. Charlotte 113, Minnesota 106 Minnesota at Memphis, 7 p.m. Atlanta 117, Utah 114 PGA VALSPAR CHAMPIONSHIP Penn (24-6) at Providence (18-15), 3 p.m. South Alabama (25-10) Utah at Chicago, 7 p.m. Detroit 118, Phoenix 98 2nd of 4 rds; Innisbrook Resort (Copper- at Wyoming (23-8), 3 p.m. Dallas at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. Sacramento 116, Dallas 100 NHL head); Palm Harbor, Fla.; 7,340 yds; Par Denver (18-13) at Idaho (21-11), 4 p.m. Detroit at Portland, 9 p.m. Golden State 112, Indiana 89 71 Pacific (19-12) at Arizona (19-13), 5 p.m. Phoenix at Sacramento, 9 p.m. 136 (-6) South Florida (19-15) at Paul Casey 70-66 James Madison (26-5), 5 p.m. Austin Cook 69-67 MONDAY’S SECOND ROUND Caps’ Holtby won’t 137 (-5) Pepperdine (21-11) at Scott Stallings 69-68 BUCKS 116, HEAT 87 ROCKETS 111, SPURS 105 Saint Mary’s (21-11), 7 p.m. Sungjae Im 70-67 SAN ANTONIO: DeRozan 7-19 2-2 16, Gay WBI MIAMI: Jones Jr. 4-8 1-3 11, Olynyk 3-8 4-4 Luke Donald 67-70 13, Adebayo 5-10 2-4 12, Richardson 4-12 3-4 1-2 7, Aldridge 5-13 0-0 10, White 5-12 138 (-4) MONDAY’S QUARTERFINALS 0-0 10, Waiters 3-9 0-0 9, Robinson 1-2 0-0 7-7 18, Forbes 8-10 1-1 20, Bertans 1-10 0-0 go to White House Dustin Johnson 69-69 Marshall at Appalachian State, 5:30 p.m. 2, Johnson 1-7 2-4 4, Anderson 0-1 0-0 0, 3, Poeltl 4-5 0-0 8, Mills 3-7 0-0 8, Belinelli Joel Dahmen 66-72 Tennessee Tech vs. Campbell, 6 p.m. Whiteside 6-8 2-6 14, Dragic 0-9 0-0 0, 4-7 3-3 11, Walker IV 1-3 2-2 4. Totals 41-90 Associated Press else’s decision.” Curtis Luck 70-68 North Alabama at Wade 5-11 1-2 12. Totals 32-85 12-23 87. 16-17 105. President Donald 139 (-3) Southern Mississippi, 6 p.m. MILWAUKEE: Middleton 8-13 0-0 18, An- HOUSTON: Gordon 4-13 1-1 12, Tucker 0-3 Roberto Castro 68-71 TUESDAY’S QUARTERFINALS tetokounmpo 12-19 2-4 27, Lopez 3-8 2-4 0-0 0, Capela 3-8 1-1 7, Paul 7-15 4-4 18, Capitals goaltender Trump has occasionally Lucas Glover 72-67 Utah State at North Texas, 7 p.m. 10, Bledsoe 3-10 2-2 9, Snell 3-5 2-2 10, Harden 19-34 14-17 61, Nene 1-3 2-5 4, Braden Holtby said Friday been at odds with pro Shawn Stefani 68-71 Wilson 3-4 3-4 11, Ilyasova 4-6 2-3 13, Shumpert 1-4 0-0 3, House Jr. 0-4 1-2 1, Kramer Hickok 71-68 Frazier 0-2 0-0 0, Hill 3-7 0-0 8, Con- Green 1-2 2-2 5. Totals 36-86 25-32 111. he will not join his team- athletes, from NFL players Rory Sabbatini 70-69 TENNIS naughton 2-5 0-0 6, Brown 2-6 0-1 4. To- San Antonio 24 23 34 24 —105 mates next week for a protesting racial injustices Jon Rahm 71-68 tals 43-85 13-20 116. Houston 36 26 19 30 —111 140 (-2) White House celebration to NBA players including ATP/WTA MIAMI OPEN Miami 32 19 18 18 — 87 Brandt Snedeker 70-70 3-Point Goals—San Antonio 7-24 of their Stanley Cup cham- LeBron James and Stephen At Hard Rock Stadium; Miami Gardens, Milwaukee 33 30 31 22 —116 Bubba Watson 69-71 (Forbes 3-3, Mills 2-4, White 1-4, Bertans Fla.; hard-outdoor pionship. Curry. Jim Furyk 69-71 3-Point Goals—Miami 11-37 (Waiters 1-10, Gay 0-1, Belinelli 0-2), Houston 14- Danny Willett 69-71 MEN’S SECOND-ROUND SINGLES 3-6, Olynyk 3-8, Jones Jr. 2-6, Richardson 37 (Harden 9-13, Gordon 3-9, Green 1-1, Holtby is the second The defending Stanley Ryan Blaum 73-67 #1 Novak Djokovc d. 2-7, Wade 1-2), Milwaukee 17-34 Shumpert 1-4, Paul 0-3, Tucker 0-3, player on the Capitals’ ac- Cup champs will hold a Sam Saunders 71-69 Bernard Tomic, 7-6 (2), 6-2. (Ilyasova 3-3, Wilson 2-2, Connaughton House Jr. 0-4). Fouled Out—None. Re- tive roster to decline, join- private tour of the White Brian Stuard 68-72 vs. Hubert Hurkacz d. 2-2, Snell 2-3, Hill 2-4, Middleton 2-5). bounds—San Antonio 48 (Gay 9), Hous- Jason Kokrak 69-71 #3 Dominic Thiem, 6-4, 6-4. Rebounds—Miami 40 (Whiteside 9), Mil- ton 48 (Capela 16). Assists—San Antonio ing fellow Canadian Brett House and meet Trump on 141 (-1) Dusan Lajovic d. waukee 52 (Connaughton 10). Assists— 27 (DeRozan 8), Houston 12 (Paul 5). To- Connolly. Monday. Alex Cejka 71-70 #5 Kei Nishikori, 2-6, 6-2, 6-3. Miami 20 (Richardson 5), Milwaukee 33 tal Fouls—San Antonio 23, Houston 19. Patton Kizzire 70-71 #7 John Isner d. (Middleton 10). Total Fouls—Miami 18, A—18,055 (18,500). “It’s one of those things Wyndham Clark 71-70 Lorenzo Sonego, 7-6 (2), 7-6 (7). Milwaukee 23. Technicals—Olynyk, An- that we have to think ■ Caps coach Todd Roberto Diaz 69-72 #11 Borna Coric d. tetokounmpo. A—18,094 (17,500). Satoshi Kodaira 70-71 Ro. Carballes Baena, 7-6 (7), 0-6, 6-2. about, but with me, I’ve got Reirden said defenseman Russell Henley 69-72 #12 Milos Raonic d. to stay true to my values, Michal Kempny is out in- C.T. Pan 71-70 Maxi Marterer, walkover. and I will respectfully de- definitely with a lower- Kelly Kraft 69-72 #15 Fabio Fognini d. NHL Nick Taylor 71-70 Guido Andreozzi, 5-7, 6-4, 6-4. cline the offer,” Holtby said. body injury. ... Luke Kunin Anirban Lahiri 70-71 #17 Nikoloz Basilashvili d. Matt Jones 73-68 Mischa Zverev, 6-3, 6-2. EASTERN CONFERENCE “It’s just a personal thing. I scored the go-ahead goal 142 (E) #19 Kyle Edmund d. ATLANTIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV believe in what I believe in, with 7:35 left, Devan Dub- Brian Gay 73-69 Ilya Ivashka, 6-3, 6-2. z-Tampa Bay 75 58 13 4 120 298 198 31-6-2 27-7-2 19-4-0 and in order to stick to nyk made 21 saves and the Bill Haas 72-70 #22 Roberto Bautista Agut d. Boston 74 45 20 9 99 226 186 28-7-3 17-13-6 15-6-2 Louis Oosthuizen 70-72 Janko Tipsarevic, 7-6 (3), 6-4. Toronto 74 44 25 5 93 263 221 22-14-1 22-11-4 13-8-3 those values, I think I have Wild moved into the sec- Mackenzie Hughes 70-72 Jeremy Chardy d. Montreal 74 39 28 7 85 219 213 21-12-4 18-16-3 11-8-5 to do what I feel is right, ond wild-card spot in the Brandon Harkins 73-69 #23 Gilles Simon, 6-4, 6-2. Florida 74 33 29 12 78 240 248 19-12-6 14-17-6 12-8-3 Rafa Cabrera Bello 71-71 Albert Ramos-Vinolas d. Buffalo 73 31 33 9 71 202 237 20-13-4 11-20-5 9-10-4 but that doesn’t make a Western Conference with a Detroit 74 26 38 10 62 200 254 14-18-5 12-20-5 7-14-4 Ryan Armour 70-72 #25 Lucas Pouille, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3. Ottawa 74 25 43 6 56 218 275 16-16-4 9-27-2 8-13-2 difference on everyone 2-1 win over the Caps. Kevin Kisner 67-75 #27 Nick Kyrgios d. Joaquin Niemann 69-73 Alexander Bublik, 7-5, 6-3. METROPOLITAN GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV Sung Kang 71-71 Felix Auger-Aliassime d. Washington 75 43 24 8 94 257 233 21-10-6 22-14-2 16-6-2 Roger Sloan 70-72 #29 Marton Fucsovics, 6-4, 4-6, 6-0. N.Y. Islanders 74 42 25 7 91 206 182 22-12-4 20-13-3 16-8-1 Denny McCarthy 68-74 Federico Delbonis d. Pittsburgh 75 40 24 11 91 253 224 21-13-3 19-11-8 13-8-4 Hank Lebioda 69-73 #32 John Millman, 7-5, 3-6, 7-6 (2). Carolina 73 40 26 7 87 218 204 20-12-4 20-14-3 10-10-2 IN BRIEF Sepp Straka 66-76 Robin Haase d. Llotd Harris, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4. Columbus 74 40 30 4 84 223 218 20-16-2 20-14-2 16-9-1 Julian Etulain 69-73 #16 Gael Monfils vs. Philadelphia 74 36 30 8 80 226 245 18-15-4 18-15-4 10-11-2 N.Y. Rangers 73 28 32 13 69 204 244 17-12-8 11-20-5 8-10-5 COLLEGES: Vanderbilt fired men’s basketball coach LPGA FOUNDERS CUP Robin Haase, ccd. New Jersey 75 27 39 9 63 206 258 17-14-6 10-25-3 8-15-3 Bryce Drew after three seasons. The Commodores were 2nd of 4 rds; Wildfire GC at JW Marriott WOMEN’S SECOND-ROUND SINGLES WESTERN CONFERENCE Phoenix Desert Ridge Resort & Spa; #1 Naomi Osaka d. CENTRAL GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV 9-23 this season and were the first team in 65 years to go Phoenix; 6,666 yds; Par 72 Yanina Wickmayer, 6-0, 6-7 (3), 6-1. winless in the SEC. Drew, 44, was 40-59 overall. ... UCLA 132 (-12) #2 Simona Halep d. Winnipeg 74 44 26 4 92 249 218 24-9-4 20-17-0 11-10-0 Yu Liu 68-64 Taylor Townsend, 6-1, 6-3. Nashville 75 42 27 6 90 223 197 23-13-2 19-14-4 12-10-1 men’s soccer coach Jorge Salcedo resigned in the wake of St. Louis 74 39 27 8 86 219 202 19-15-2 20-12-6 11-9-4 Sung Hyun Park 66-66 #4 Sloane Stephens d. his indictment in the college admissions scandal. Ons Jabeur, 6-2, 6-3. Dallas 74 38 30 6 82 186 183 22-13-3 16-17-3 12-9-2 134 (-10) Minnesota 75 35 31 9 79 202 218 15-16-7 20-15-2 11-8-4 Linnea Strom 69-65 #5 Karolina Pliskova d. Colorado 74 33 29 12 78 235 225 16-14-6 17-15-6 10-9-3 Amy Yang 68-66 Petra Martic, 6-3, 6-4. Chicago 73 32 31 10 74 244 266 16-14-7 16-17-3 11-6-3 FIGURE SKATING: Olympic champ Alina Zagitova won Mi Jung Hur 68-66 Wang Yafan d. PACIFIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV Angel Yin 67-67 #6 Elina Svitolina, 6-2, 6-4. the free skate with 237.50 points at the world champi- Lydia Ko 67-67 #8 Angelique Kerber d. x-Calgary 74 46 21 7 99 265 209 25-7-5 21-14-2 12-8-2 onships in Saitama, Japan. It was the 16-year-old Russian’s Cheyenne Knight 66-68 Karolina Muchova, 3-6, 6-3, 6-3. x-San Jose 75 43 23 9 95 266 237 23-8-5 20-15-4 15-6-4 first career world title. Elizabet Tursynbaeva, 19, of Nanna Koerstz Madsen 65-69 Ajla Tomljanovic d. Vegas 74 42 27 5 89 232 203 23-10-4 19-17-1 17-6-2 #9 Aryna Sabalenka, 6-3, 6-4. Arizona 74 36 32 6 78 198 208 18-15-4 18-17-2 15-9-3 Kazakhstan finished second (224.76) after becoming the Celine Boutier 64-70 Vancouver 74 32 32 10 74 206 229 17-13-5 15-19-5 9-12-4 #10 Serena Williams d. 135 (-9) Edmonton 74 33 34 7 73 210 245 17-17-2 16-17-5 10-12-2 first woman to land a quad at the world championships. Jeongeun Lee6 70-65 Rebecca Peterson, 6-3, 1-6, 6-1. Anaheim 76 31 36 9 71 177 233 17-14-8 14-22-1 8-12-3 Inbee Park 69-66 #11 Anastasija Sevastova d. Los Angeles 73 26 39 8 60 174 232 14-20-3 12-19-5 10-9-2 Nelly Korda 68-67 Katerina Siniakova, 6-2, 0-6, 6-4. GOLF: 2 points for a win, 1 for overtime loss. Top three teams in each division and two wild Defending champ Paul Casey shot a 5-under 66 to Brooke M. Henderson 67-68 #13 Caroline Wozniacki d. cards per conference advance to playoffs.; x-clinched playoff spot; z-conference Carlota Ciganda 66-69 Aliaksandra Sasnovich, 6-4, 6-4. grab a share of a one-stroke lead with Austin Cook (67) at 136 (-8) #14 Daria Kasatkina d. the midpoint of the Valspar Championship in Palm Jessica Korda 69-67 Cori Gauff, 6-3, 6-2. FRIDAY’S RESULTS WILD 2, CAPITALS 1 Harbor, Fla. Casey and Cook reached 6-under 136 at the Sei Young Kim 69-67 #16 Elise Mertens d. Minnesota 2, Washington 1 Cristie Kerr 69-67 Pauline Parmentier, 6-2, 7-5. Minnesota 1 0 1 — 2 PGA Tour event. Luke Donald (70), Scott Stallings (68) Anaheim 4, San Jose 3 (OT) Pornanong Phatlum 66-70 #18 Wang Qiang d. Washington 0 1 0 — 1 and Sungjae Im (67) were tied for second, while world No. Johanna Konta, 6-4, 6-0. SATURDAY’S GAMES Na Yeon Choi 65-71 FIRST PERIOD: 1, Min, Greenway 12 Monica Niculescu d. Arizona at New Jersey, noon 1 Dustin Johnson (69) was two back of the lead in a Charlotte Thomas 65-71 (Dubnyk, Donato), 16:33. Penalties: Fi- #20 Garbine Muguruza, 7-6 (0), 4-6, 6-2. N.Y. Islanders at Philadelphia, noon 137 (-7) ala, MIN, (high sticking), 4:52, Foligno, three-way tie for sixth. ... The PGA Tour suspended #21 Anett Kontaveit d. Chicago at Colorado, 2 p.m. Hyo Joo Kim 69-68 MIN, (tripping), 18:46. Amanda Anisimova, 6-3, 1-6, 6-4. Ottawa at Edmonton, 3 p.m. Robert Garrigus three months for drug abuse. Garrigus, Sarah Schmelzel 67-70 SECOND PERIOD: 2, Wash, Connolly 21 Marketa Vondrousova d. N.Y. Rangers at Toronto, 6 p.m. Mirim Lee 67-70 (Jensen, Oshie), 10:42. Penalties: Hunt, 41, who said on Twitter that he failed a drug test for #22 Jelena Ostapenko, 7-5, 6-1. Boston at Florida, 6 p.m. Jenny Shin 66-71 MIN, (slashing), 4:18, Orpik, WSH, Yulia Putintseva d. Minnesota at Carolina, 6 p.m. marijuana, is the first player to be banned under the tour’s Jin Young Ko 65-72 (roughing), 8:00, Zucker, MIN, (rough- #23 Belinda Bencic, 6-3, 7-5. Nashville at Winnipeg, 6 p.m. 138 (-6) ing), 8:00, Wilson, WSH, (hooking), anti-doping policy. ... Thomas Pieters of Belgium held a Venus Williams d. Buffalo at Montreal, 6 p.m. Anna Nordqvist 72-66 19:51. one-stroke lead midway through the European Tour’s #24 Carla Suarez Navarro, 7-6 (4), 6-1. Pittsburgh at Dallas, 7 p.m. Hee Young Park 71-67 THIRD PERIOD: 3, Min, Kunin 6 (Parise, #25 Danielle Collins d. Tampa Bay at St. Louis, 7 p.m. Maybank Championship in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. ... Jennifer Song 70-68 Donato), 12:25. Penalties: None. Whitney Osuigwe, 7-6 (5), 6-0. Calgary at Vancouver, 9 p.m. Bronte Law 69-69 SHOTS ON GOAL: Min 6-15-6—27. Wash Top-ranked Sung Hyun Park of South Korea and Yu Liu of #27 Hsieh Su-wei d. A. Riske, 6-2, 7-5. Detroit at Vegas, 9 p.m. Jing Yan 69-69 6-9-7—22. Tatjana Maria d. Anaheim at Los Angeles, 9:30 p.m. China shared a two-stroke lead midway through the Marina Alex 68-70 POWER PLAYS: Min 0-of-1, Wash 0-of-3. #29 Camila Giorgi, 6-3, 6-4. Alana Uriell 65-73 SUNDAY’S GAMES GOALIES: Min, Dubnyk 29-25-6 (22 LPGA Tour’s Founders Cup in Phoenix. Viktoria Kuzmova d. 139 (-5) Philadelphia at Washington, 11:30 a.m. shots-21 saves). Wash, Holtby 27-19-5 #31 Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova, 6-7 (5), Brittany Lincicome 74-65 Arizona at N.Y. Islanders, 2 p.m. (27-25). 6-4, 7-5. NFL: Tiffany Chan 73-66 Montreal at Carolina, 6 p.m. Referees: Tom Chmielewski, Jon Reviewing penalty calls, including pass interference, Bianca Andreescu d. Stephanie Meadow 72-67 Colorado at Chicago, 7 p.m. Mclsaac. Linesmen: Derek Amell, Brian will be among proposals team owners will hear to expand #32 Sofia Kenin, 6-3, 6-3. Amy Olson 72-67 Columbus at Vancouver, 9 p.m. Murphy. A: 18,506. Thidapa Suwannapura 72-67 Alize Cornet d. the use of replay when they meet next week in Phoenix. Annie Park 71-68 #30 Mihaela Buzarnescu, 7-6 (7), 6-1. The league’s competition committee will present one Mo Martin 71-68 Polona Hercog d. Misaki Doi, 7-6 (4), 6-4. Shanshan Feng 70-69 proposal to make reviewable pass interference plus all MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Jodi Ewart Shadoff 70-69 AUTO RACING scoring plays and turnovers negated by penalty. In a MAYBANK CHAMPIONSHIP NASCAR MONSTER ENERGY CUP EASTERN W L T PT GF GA FRIDAY’S RESULTS second recommendation, pass interference and fouls for 2nd of 4 rds; Saujana Golf & CC; Kuala Tampa Bay 3, Pittsburgh 2 UPCOMING SCHEDULE AND STANDINGS D.C. United 2 0 1 7 7 0 roughing the passer and unnecessary contact against a Lumpur, Malaysia; 7,135 yds; Par 72 St. Louis 15, N.Y. Mets (ss) 5 Sunday: STP 500, Martinsville, Va. Columbus 2 0 1 7 4 1 136 (-8) Sunday, March 31: O’Reilly Auto Parts 500, defenseless player would be reviewable. Both would be Toronto FC 2 0 0 6 6 3 Arizona 10, L.A. Dodgers 4 Thomas Pieters 67-69 Fort Worth, Texas Chicago Cubs 7, Texas 3 Sunday, April 7: Food City 500, Bristol, Tenn. Montreal 2 1 0 6 6 4 one-year trials. 137 (-7) Saturday, April 13: Toyota Owners 400, N.Y. Red Bulls 1 0 1 4 5 2 Milwaukee 6, Cincinnati 4 Nacho Elvira 65-72 Richmond, Va. Cincinnati 1 1 1 4 5 5 L.A. Angels Chicago White Sox 4 Danny Masrin 69-68 Sunday, April 28: Geico 500, Talladega, Ala. N.Y. City FC 0 0 3 3 4 4 Atlanta 4, Detroit 3 SOCCER: Raheem Sterling scored his first England hat 138 (-6) Sunday, May 5: MENCS race, Dover, Del. Orlando City 0 1 2 2 4 6 Boston 10, Minnesota 6 Saturday, May 11: MENCS race, trick in a 5-0 victory over the Czech Republic at the start Dean Burmester 68-70 Kansas City, Kan. Atlanta 0 1 2 2 2 4 Houston 7, N.Y. Mets (ss) 3 Ernie Els 68-70 Saturday, May 18: x-Monster Energy Open, Chicago 0 2 1 1 4 7 Toronto 4, Baltimore 0 of 2020 European Championship qualifying in London. ... David Lipsky 72-66 Concord, N.C. New England 0 2 1 1 3 6 N.Y. Yankees 6, Philadelphia 3 Saturday, May 18: x-Monster Energy Philadelphia 0 2 1 1 2 6 UEFA charged Neymar for comments made about match Jazz Janewattananond 66-72 All-Star Race, Concord, N.C. Washington 5, Miami 5 Lucas Herbert 69-69 Sunday, May 26: Coca-Cola 600, Concord, N.C. WESTERN W L T PT GF GA Kansas City 15, San Francisco (ss) 3 officials after Paris Saint-Germain lost to Manchester Maximilian Kieffer 71-67 Sunday, June 2: Pocono 400, Long Pond, Pa. Seattle 3009103 Cleveland 8, Chicago Cubs (ss) 3 United in the Champions League. The PSG forward used Paul Peterson 70-68 Sunday, June 9: FireKeepers Casino 400, Los Angeles FC 201784 Colorado 6, San Diego 5 Brooklyn, Mich. x-non-points race 139 (-5) Houston 201764 Seattle 8, L.A. Angels (ss) 7 Instagram to aim an expletive and insults at video review POINTS LEADERS Minnesota 210685 Shubhankar Sharma 71-68 (Through March 17) San Francisco (ss) 6, Colorado (ss) 4 officials who intervened before United was awarded a Scott Hend 69-70 1. Kyle Busch, 237 LA Galaxy 210655 SATURDAY’S GAMES stoppage-time penalty for a handball that eliminated PSG. Guido Migliozzi 71-68 2. Joey Logano, 222 Sporting KC 111443 St. Louis vs. Washington, 12:05 p.m. Zach Murray 68-71 3. Kevin Harvick, 213 FC Dallas 111432 Philadelphia vs. Pittsburgh (ss), 12:05 p.m. The date of the hearing wasn’t announced. 4. Denny Hamlin, 205 Real Salt Lake 111426 Masahiro Kawamura 69-70 N.Y. Mets vs. Atlanta, 12:05 p.m. 5. Brad Keselowski, 176 Colorado 012246 Prom Meesawat 68-71 6. Aric Almirola, 174 Portland 0211410 Tampa Bay vs. Detroit, 12:05 p.m. TENNIS: 7. Martin Truex Jr., 169 Top-ranked Naomi Osaka beat Yanina Wick- 140 (-4) Vancouver 030047 Toronto (ss) vs. N.Y. Yankees, 12:05 p.m. Erik van Rooyen 71-69 8. Kyle Larson, 163 Pittsburgh (ss) vs. Boston, 12:05 p.m. 9. Kurt Busch, 160 San Jose 030029 mayer 6-0, 6-7 (3), 6-1 in the second round of the Miami Oliver Fisher 70-70 10. Ryan Blaney, 155 3 points for victory, 1 point for tie. Canada Jr. vs. Toronto (ss), 12:07 p.m. Open in Miami Gardens, Fla. Also, No. 10 seed Serena Andrea Pavan 69-71 11. Ricky Stenhouse Jr., 146 Milwaukee (ss) vs. Texas, 2:05 p.m. Louis de Jager 71-69 12. Chase Elliott, 135 SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE Chi. White Sox vs. L.A. Dodgers, 2:05 p.m. Williams beat Rebecca Peterson 6-3, 1-6, 6-1. In men’s Julian Suri 69-71 13. Erik Jones, 133 Colorado at FC Dallas, 4:30 p.m. 14. Jimmie Johnson, 121 Cincinnati vs. Cleveland, 3:05 p.m. action, defending champ and No. 7 seed John Isner beat ALSO 15. Clint Bowyer, 119 Columbus at Philadelphia, 6:30 p.m. Arizona vs. San Francisco, 3:05 p.m. 141 (-3) 16. Alex Bowman, 110 Orlando City at N.Y. Red Bulls, 6:30 p.m. Kansas City vs. Milwaukee (ss), 3:05 p.m. Lorenzo Sonego 7-6 (2), 7-6 (7) and No. 5 seed Kei Johannes Veerman 72-69 17. Ryan Newman, 107 Real Salt Lake at Los Angeles FC, 9:30 p.m. L.A. Angels vs. San Diego, 3:10 p.m. 18. Daniel Suarez, 105 Nishikori fell to Dusan Lajovic 2-6, 6-2, 6-3. Kurt Kitayama 70-71 19. William Byron, 104 SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE Minnesota vs. Baltimore, 5:05 p.m. 143 (-1) 20. Austin Dillon, 103 Cincinnati at New England, 3 p.m. Houston vs. Miami, 6:05 p.m. Padraig Harrington 70-73 Chicago Cubs vs. Colorado, 8:40 p.m. — Edited from news services 8 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, March 23, 2019

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Cemeteries/Crematories/ Kidder, Patricia Joan subject to replay Patricia J. Kidder, age 88, nee Peters, loving wife Mausoleum of the late James M., beloved mother of Patrick Michael Kidder, Maureen Mary(Geoffrey) Potter and the late Brian J. and James L. Kidder. Dear brother No-calls remain a sticking point under proposed changes Ridgewood Memorial Park 4 Cemetery of the late Kenny Peters., Sweetest grandma of plots together for 6,000 a piece By Rich Campbell most impactful plays and the ones we can Violet and Holden Potter, Shannon (JC) Brionies and Call 847-431-8229 Nicole Kidder, great-grandma of Justin,Conner and Chicago Tribune change,” McKay said. “We’ll be interested Declan Briones. Visitation Saturday, March 23 at St. to hear where the membership (owners) Death Notices Margaret Mary Church, 2324 W. Chase, Chicago from NFL owners will meet next week to is.” 9:30am until time of Mass at 11:00am, interment All consider expanding the replay review Some owners, at least, have an appetite Saints Cemetery. Funeral info: 773-764-1617 system to include penalties. But the for broader replay expansion, as evidenced Baumel nee Waring, Shirley Jean league’s influential competition committee by other rule changes that teams proposed. Shirley Jean, 82 passed away March 10, 2019. She has proposed changes that don’t account The Redskins, for example, propose that is survived by her brother George Waring and her six children: Cynthia (Gerald), Dawn (Brian), Bambi for no-calls — the scenario that reignited every play and foul be subjected to video (Donald), Ralph (Nancy), Leslie (Joseph) and Jennifer Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries the replay expansion debate in the first review, regardless of whether a flag was (Matthew). Grandchildren and Great Grandchildren. place. thrown. They propose that a head coach Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Kinder, Carolyn L. The contrast between the committee’s must specify a player and foul when Carolyn L. Kinder (nee Blair) age 89, beloved wife of limited expansion proposals and broader challenging the play. Benezra, Thomas D. 49 years to the late Joseph; loving mother of Dana changes proposed separately by several Four teams — the Panthers, Rams, Tom Benezra passed away suddenly from athero- Morgan, Brian, John, Leslie Donovan and the late teams should make for meaningful dia- Eagles and Seahawks — combined on a sclerotic cardiovascular Paul; dearest grandma of Jillian, Joseph, Bret and logue about replay when owners, team proposal that would subject all player- disease on January 31, John; great-grandma of Daniel; preceded in death 2019. He was 60 years old. by her brothers Francis (Jane), Richard (Patricia), and officials and league executives convene for safety-related fouls to review, whether Tom played varsity ten- four days beginning Sunday in Phoenix. they were originally flagged or not. Lawrence (Roberta) Blair; fond aunt and great aunt nis at York High School, of many nieces and nephews. Mom we’ll miss your “People have very passionate views on In light of those teams’ proposals, it’s Elmhurst, class of 1976. He fabulous meals! Visitation Saturday 8 A.M. until time replay and how replay can impact the worth noting the competition committee’s played varsity tennis at the of prayers 9:30 A.M. at Lawn Funeral Home 17909 S. game,” Rich McKay, chairman of the heavy influence in steering the league’s University of Oregon, then 94th Ave. Tinley Park, IL 60487 Funeral Mass 10:00 competition committee, said during a discussion and collective thinking regard- at Northwestern University. A.M. at St. Stephen Deacon and Martyr Church. teleconference Friday. “We will welcome ing rule changes. After graduating from col- Interment Private. In lieu of flowers, donations to the discussion.” In another matter of officiating, McKay lege, Tom played the profes- Sacred Heart Southern Missions, 6050 Highway Of the 17 proposed rule changes owners said the NFL continues to discuss the value sional tennis circuit, while also being a club tennis 161, Walls, MS 38686, www.shsm.org in memory will consider, nine involve expanding the of adding an eighth official to the field but pro/instructor. Switching professions, Tom became of Carolyn will be deeply appreciated. Funeral info a salesman selling men’s clothing. Tom went on to (708)532-3100 scope of replay reviews. has not determined the exact location spend 18 years in the wine business. He was often Two of those nine were submitted by the where that would help most. quoted in the Chicago Tribune’s wine column and eight-man competition committee. Both As for making that eighth official a sky other wine literature. Many of his customers praised exclude no-calls from replay review, which judge by putting him in the press box or his talent for recommending the perfect wine. Most creates uncertainty about how meaningful coaches’ booth? recently, Tom was a senior design consultant at a Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries potential changes could be. “That had no support from any commit- window treatment company. Tom was a member For example, neither of the committee’s tee member,” McKay said. of the Elmhurst Art Museum and the Elmhurst Lange, Vicki R. proposals would account for the disputed Outside of replay, two other rule propos- Historical Society. He frequently attended Elmhurst Vicki R. Lange (nee Feisel), age 68 of Grayslake, Symphony concerts. He loved to play the piano and Illinois passed away March pass-interference no-call that warped the als stand out for their novelty and potential occasionally composed music. Tom was a sensitive, 20, 2019. She was born outcome of January’s Saints-Rams NFC impact. philosophical, caring human being. He was athletic, on September 6, 1950 in championship game, which triggered the The Chiefs propose that both teams active, loved to cook, ate healthfully and never drank Bowling Green, Ohio to latest analysis of how replay might help should have an opportunity to possess the to excess. He led a responsible, full and productive Mason and Ester Feisel. legitimize outcomes. ball in overtime, regardless of whether the life until the day of his passing. Tom is survived by She was preceded in death The committee’s first proposal includes first team to possess it scores a touchdown. his life partner, Marianne Lanning, his brother Philip by her parents and brother subjecting pass-interference fouls to the The Chiefs lost to the Patriots at home in (Felicia), and Phil’s son Noah (Katie); his sister Beth Fritz. She is survived by her replay review system. The second, alter- the AFC championship game by surren- Benezra and her three children, Elise, Rachel and life partner Dan Feddor, nate proposal is broader, encompassing dering a touchdown on the opening Quinn Cordo; his stepmother Barbara Benezra; his cherished friends Stephanie stepsiblings Beth Morovich, Chuck (Lisa) Saletta, Jr., Krum (Steve), Beth Reece fouls for roughing the passer and unneces- possession of overtime. and Kate Saletta; as well as many other relatives (Barry), Rob Teigen (Joanna), and countless friends sarily contacting a defenseless player in Vincent, a former NFL defensive back and friends whose lives he touched. Tom was prede- and neighbors. Vicki received her B.A. in Fine Arts: addition to pass interference. for 15 seasons, indicated that won’t have ceased by his parents E. Eliot Benezra, MD and Betty Art History and Printmaking from Indiana University Both, however, exclude no-calls. Replay the committee’s support. Howe Schreiber (Howard). Tom’s body was cremat- at South Bend. Not long after graduation, Vicki reviews would apply only when a flag is “You’ve got to play ball,” he said, ed. A Memorial Gathering will be held on Saturday, moved to Chicago to work for a large advertising thrown. referring to the legitimacy of an overtime March 30, 2:30 pm at Elmhurst College, Frick Center firm managing marketing campaigns for many well- Troy Vincent, the NFL’s executive vice game being decided only by a team’s (Alexander Room), 190 S. Prospect Ave., Elmhurst, IL known brands. After this, Vicki had a very successful president of football operations, said the defense. 60126. Donations in Tom’s memory are appreciated career as a Mary Kay sales consultant before tran- competition committee’s discussion with The Broncos propose a change that to the Elmhurst Art Museum (elmhurstartmuseum. sitioning to the publishing field in 1997. She served org), the Elmhurst Historical Society (elmhursthis- as the International Sales and Rights Manager for active players, coaches and executives would apply to a trailing needing to recover tory.org), the Elmhurst Symphony (elmhurstsym- Moody Publishers for over nine years before work- showed “a real reluctance (to) putting a an onside kick. On only one occasion phony.org) or a charity of your choice. ing for the University of Chicago Press as Custom foul on the field.” during the fourth quarter of a game, a team Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries & Consortia Sales Manager through 2012. Vicki McKay acknowledged the burden of could substitute a kickoff with an offensive worked as an office manager for the Hagnell Law needing 24 of 32 owners to approve any snap that is basically a fourth-and-15 from Domabyl, Joyce Office prior to her retirement. Vicki also used her rule changes and noted past difficulties the kickoff yard line (normally the 35). If Joyce Ann Domabyl, 86, born in Chicago on February gifts of compassion as a Hospital and Healthcare garnering such support for replay-related the team converted, the offense would 9, 1933 to Fred and Elsie (Swiontek) Duray, died on Service Volunteer at the University of Illinois at changes. So the committee kept its two continue with a new set of downs. March 18, 2019 in La Crosse, WI. Online obituary and Chicago. Vicki was a deeply spiritual person who guestbook available at www.schumacher-kish.com. replay expansion proposals narrower than desired to encourage others with her faith. In 2015 Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries she earned her Certificate of Spiritual Direction some teams did with theirs. [email protected] from the Transformational Listening Center. Vicki Twitter @Rich_Campbell “We have data that show these are the Duracka, Rudolph Daniel ‘Rudy’ contributed to mission work around the world over Rudolph (Rudy) Daniel Duracka, 86, of Henderson, the years. She faithfully sponsored orphan children NV passed away on March 10th, 2019. Born on in Haiti through her church, Covenant Presbyterian 3/1/33 in Chicago, IL. Engineer at AT&T for 40 years of Chicago. Vicki Lange did everything—that is, ev- and served 2 years in the Army. Loving husband erything—with style, wit and warmth. She had an of Joan for 41 years. Father of Laura Raday, Laura abiding curiosity about the world around her and (Dave) Williams, Jeff Duracka, Lisa Duracka and embraced opportunities to discover places, engage the late Linda Froehlich. Very special Grandfather new people, and have new experiences. She loved to Amanda Raday, David (Meleina) Williams, Taryn to travel to new destinations, absorbed everything (Brad) Wollschlager, Matt Williams and Jeff Williams. about the people, landscape, food and flavor of the Son of the late Helen and Rudolph Duracka. Services place, and then, return to the familiar because she are private. Contributions can be made to American loved…home. She was a well-heeled traveler and an Heart Assn. or St. Judes. expert packer who could live out of a carry-on bag Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries and look like she never wore the same thing twice. She was an avid reader and enjoyed biographies, Egan, Kristen K. spy stories, and all things British. She loved to enter- nee Booe; Age 54; Devoted wife of Michael; Loving tain guests in her home and was a gracious hostess mother of Alexandria, Michael, and Kylie; Proud and used her artistic talent to create breathtaking Nana of Vincent and Dominic; Beloved daughter Thanksgiving tables that were different each year. of the late Ronald and Barbara Booe; Dear sister Earlier in life, Vicki designed and sewed her own of Joseph, Steve, late Deborah, Vicky, late Thomas, clothes. Her impeccable style endured; no one could Barbara, Laura (Phil), late Andrew, Matthew (Laura), put together and accessorize an ensemble quite like and Eric (Denise); Cherished aunt of many nieces she did. She had a way of conveying warmth and and nephews; Visitation Sunday 3:00 to 9:00 p.m. making people feel comfortable; those she knew Funeral Monday, 10:00 a.m. Chapel Service at Curley and loved and those she’d only briefly encountered. Funeral Home, 6116 W. 111th St, Chicago Ridge; Vicki considered a simple name tag an invitation Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery; For Funeral to call a stranger by name and strike up a very info 708-422-2700 or www.curleyfuneralhome.com personal conversation. A visitation and memorial service will be held at Strang Funeral Chapel, 410 E. Belvidere Road, Grayslake, IL 60030 on Sunday, March 24, 2019 from 2:00 pm until 4:00 pm with a Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries memorial service commencing at 4:00 pm. In lieu of flowers, donations in honor of Vicki Lange may be Gajewski, Andy sent to the following address. This was Vicki’s favor- Andy Gajewski, 70 of Exeland, WI, died Monday, ite charity as the funds are for gynecologic oncology March 18, 2019 at his home. He is sur- patients in need. University of Illinois Gynecologic vived by his wife Jean, sons Andrew Oncology, Dept. of Ob/Gyn, Attention: Ankit Patel, and Daniel, daughter Cheryl, his grand- 820 S. Wood Street, 264 CSN, MC 808, Chicago, IL children, sister Gail (Frank) Meyers and 60612. For more information, please call (847) 223- nieces and nephews. He was preceded 8122 or visit www.strangfuneral.org. in death by his parents Walter & Rose Gajewski. A Memorial Mass will be held at 11:00 A.M. on Wed., ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE April 3, 2019 at Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church in Ladysmith, WI. A visitation will be held on Tues., Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Center Dylan Strome and the Blackhawks took a tumble against Nolan Patrick and the April 2nd after 4:00 P.M. at the Nash-Jackan Funeral Flyers on Thursday night but can redeem themselves this weekend. Home in Ladysmith and again on Wednesday at the church for an hour prior to the service. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries

Hawks nurture playoff hopes Judelson, Phyllis Greenfield, from Page 1 It's far from a Herculean task to go 3-0 Phyllis Judelson, 91, lately of The Residence at against two fairly mediocre teams. This Melrose Station, Melrose, MA, passed away on March Coast trip that included a loss to a terrible isn't over. 21, 2019. Phyll was born Kings team, followed by a terrific two- None of this would be possible if the on July 5, 1927 in Little game road swing in which they swept the Western Conference weren't having a Falls, New York. She had a Maple Leafs and Canadiens. down year. The Avalanche needed 95 sister, Mildred Zegri, who Almost on cue, the Hawks returned points to take the final wild-card spot last pre-deceased her. She at- home and dropped a pair to the Canucks season. It's likely the team that takes it this tended Skidmore College, and Flyers, a couple of teams whose post- year will finish with 88 points. the University of Chicago and season chances are worse than the Hawks. Almost everyone who follows the graduated from NYU with a Those recent losses have led many to Hawks has at one point or another decided BA in Fine Arts in 1949. She was married to Harold Judelson and moved exten- once again say the Hawks are finished. But the postseason just wasn't going to happen sively during their marriage, living in Puerto Rico, they're not. The Hawks have shown they — possibly even some of the Hawks. Brazil, New York, Cuba, Mexico, and in Chicago. are as resilient as any team in the league, “There's been multiple points during Phyll is survived by daughter Avy Judelson and and this weekend they have two enormous the year where people on the outside and son Dave Judelson, and grandchildren, Jenna and opportunities to prove it once again. maybe even within the room thought Sam Murphy-Judelson. Phyll was pre-deceased by Every life story The Hawks visit the Avalanche on Sat- we're in trouble here and we found a way her loving husband in 2007. Phyll was a wonderful urday and play them again Sunday at the to get through it," coach Jeremy Colliton caring and concerned mother, who was wise and deserves to be told. United Center. The Avs shouldn't scare said after practice Friday at MB Ice Arena. gave good guidance to her children. Phyll ran her anybody — just like the Hawks aren't going "I think that says a lot about the character own Executive Recruitment Agency, placing MDs and PhD’s in the pharmaceutical industry. She was Share your loved one's story at to leave any opponent trembling. There's we have in our group, and I think (Sat- a keen art and jazz enthusiast, with a vibrant per- placeanad.chicagotribune.com no reason the Hawks can't win both urday) is another situation where we can sonality, interested in politics and a good sense of games. Or lose both. rise above and get through it and maybe humor. She will be greatly missed. A celebration of But a pair of Hawks victories would tie we look back at that as a turning point.” Phyll’s life will be held on Sunday, March 24, 2019 them with the Avalanche with a game in The Hawks have had so many turning in Winchester, MA. If you wish, donations to the hand and send them to Arizona to face the points already, what's one more? Chicago Botanic Garden (https://www.chicagobo- tanic.org/donate) in her name are appreciated. It slumping Coyotes, who are tied with the ® was one of her favorite places. BroughttoyoubyLegacy.com Avs with 78 points but have dropped three [email protected] straight. Twitter @jcgreenx Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, March 23, 2019 9

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ALLISON ZAUCHA/FOR THE WASHINGTON POST Nets’Michelle Covington and her daughter Crabbe Mila get shirts signed by Nets guard Allen Crabbe onmakes Wednesday at a court-naming ceremony atit Crenshaw Christiancount Center in Los Angeles.

NBA player’s massive contract drew ridicule, but he’s spending it in right place By Ben Golliver house mooching off of you, you’d The Washington Post want them to have a plan,” Evans said. “We’ve got to get the school LOS ANGELES — Allen on its own feet. If I can maintain Crabbe’s rise to the NBA was made the 170 students we have and add possible by his smooth jump shot, another 80, we will break even, but his professional career has and I won’t be harassing my been defined by his exquisite nephew.” timing — for better and worse. The school’s leaders recently The 26-year-old wing struggled produced a music video, starring for minutes in his first two seasons its students, to further recruitment with the Portland Trail Blazers, efforts, and they hope Crabbe’s gift but a modest breakout in his third will raise awareness of Price’s season set him up perfectly for mission and potentially inspire 2016’s infamous spending spree. other donors. While the $7,000 With the salary cap rising from $70 annual high school tuition repre- million to $94 million that sum- sents a fraction of what other LA mer, free-agent role players were private schools charge, Cheryl suddenly compensated like stars. Price said that the school must Despite ho-hum averages of 10 overcome preconceptions about points and three rebounds, Crabbe its Vermont Knolls location. The received a jaw-dropping four-year, area, which was hit hard by the $75 million contract. Even after he 1992 riots, remains one of L.A.’s moved into a starting role for the poorest and highest-crime neigh- Brooklyn Nets in 2017, Crabbe has borhoods. been a regular on lists of the “worst “Some people may have a mis- contracts” and “most untradeable” guided idea of the area and don’t players composed by the NBA’s want to come over here,” she said. unforgiving blogosphere. “When you send your kids to Similar discourse has led other school, you don’t want them to get 2016 free agents to fire back at shot at. At Price, you’ll get a great critics or to disappear from public education, this is a safe property, view, but the mild-mannered UC and we’re strict on bullying.” Berkley product hasn’t succumbed When it was Crabbe’s turn to to cynicism or withdrawal. In- take the mic, the soft-spoken Net stead, Crabbe put his newfound admitted he lacked his grand- wealth to work with a major father’s oration skills and said he philanthropic donation, gifting was “overwhelmed” by how many hundreds of thousands of dollars families had reached out to him. to the Frederick K.C. Price III Although Crabbe has been limited Christian Schools in inner-city Los by injuries for much of this season, Angeles last summer. his coach, Kenny Atkinson, and “Something like that (contract) teammates D’Angelo Russell, can definitely change up your life,” Spencer Dinwiddie and Ed Davis Crabbe said Wednesday, as the showed up to support him before Price Schools honored his “mid- their Friday game against the Los six figures” donation. “My first two Angeles Lakers. years in the NBA weren’t always After he thanked the crowd of glitz and glamour. I wondered if I hundreds to a loud ovation, Crabbe was going to be out of the NBA. My stood next to Kamari Stewart- family preached to me, through Crowley, his 10-year-old nephew the hardship and tough times, that and a Price student, as a blue God always has your back. The curtain was removed to reveal the money has been a blessing, not just JUNE FRANTZ HUNT/AP court’s new insignia. “I’m going to for me but because of the impact Crabbe, right, received a four-year, $75 million contract during the big free-agency spending spree in 2016. do whatever I can to keep this I’ve been able to have. This is a thing going,” Crabbe said, suggesti- family commitment.” ng this wouldn’t be a one-time Crabbe’s grandfather is Apostle the year honors and led the tiny godfather, said that Crabbe’s game bered thinking. “I had nothing to donation. “It’s in my heart to give Frederick K.C. Price, a well-known Christian school, whose current was so advanced that he forced his lose. I told Allen that your money is back.” black televangelist who founded enrollment is 170, to a division four way onto the varsity team as a your money, and that no one can With Crabbe surrounded by his the Crenshaw Christian Center in state title. Inside the Billy Blanks ninth grader. “He could always tell you what you should be doing family and mobbed by children 1973 and has written numerous Youth Activity Center, named for shoot,” Lynch said. “That was his with it. My son is an amazing wearing T-shirts from his basket- faith-based books. His aunt is the Tae Bo founder and CCC gift. He had the same motion he young man. He said, ‘I’ll do it. I’ll ball camp, the $75 million payday, Angela Evans, the megachurch’s member, are numerous tributes has right now in middle school.” step up.’ I thought my sister was which had prompted so much CEO, and his uncle is Fred Price and banners recognizing Crabbe’s Evans fought back tears as she going to start hyperventilating derision, appeared in a totally Jr., the current pastor. He grew up accomplishments. And after a cer- detailed the school’s stellar gradu- when she read his text messages to different light. listening to weekly sermons at the emony this week, the facility’s ation rate and recounted her the board. Everybody cheered.” “To whom much is given, much FaithDome, CCC’s 10,000-seat sta- basketball court is now officially nephew’s impromptu generosity. The CCC’s goal is for Price is required,” Crabbe said, citing a dium-like church on Vermont Ave- “Allen L. Crabbe III Court.” “It was going to be curtains,” Evans Schools to become economically CCC sermon from his youth. “I nue in South Los Angeles, and he Price Schools pulled out all the said, describing a June 2018 meet- self-sufficient, a difficult challenge come from a family with a legacy of attended Price Schools next door stops to show its gratitude: The ing when she informed board given the local economic realities. touching lives around the world. from preschool through high school’s band and cheerleaders members that the school’s future Evans said that Price Schools, My grandfather and uncle have school. His grandparents and aunt performed, a video of his high- was threatened by an insurmount- which has a staff of 35 teachers and done it the pastoral way. I want to founded the fully accredited lights rolled on a big screen, and able budget shortfall. As the grim is the only private Christian school do it the basketball way. It’s not OK Christian school in 1986, and his Crabbe was introduced as a proceedings continued, Crabbe’s in the area, recently raised tuition for me to be an athlete and receive mother, Cheryl Price, sits on the “Knight in shining armor” — a play mother reached out to him by text and must boost enrollment to all that money without doing school’s board. on the name of the school’s mascot. message. reduce its financial reliance upon anything positive in the communi- As the star of Price’s basketball Michael Lynch, Price’s former “There’s no way we can go out the CCC. ty. I want to be known as some- team, Crabbe won state player of high school coach and Crabbe’s like this,” Cheryl Price remem- “If you had a 30-year-old in your body who left his mark.” 12 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, March 23, 2019 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE

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By Melissa Murphy | Associated Press said arguments broke out in the street “This is a movement for change. It’s a bunch of people “when trucks turn left instead of right or EW YORK — Try running 100 online, sharing information and facts. The ask is to right instead of left because people were marathons in 100 days over expecting a delivery of water that day.” It seven continents. push water to the top of the agenda to say we as a showed “the enormity of the scale of the N Sound impossible? world have a water problem. And we need to act now.” water crisis right there in front of you.” Ultra-marathoner and water activist Mina Guli came close — all in an effort to — Mina Guli raise awareness about global water shortag- Water wise es and how to prevent them. The 48-year- Guli recommends listening to scientists, old Australian started at the New York City collection mostly on women and children, Global effort who can predict rainfall patterns, and Marathon, posted daily updates on Twitter interferes with education and contributes putting money behind policy changes. and completed 62 marathons in 62 days on to poverty. Her 26.2-mile treks took her through “The supply of water is affected by five continents until she was diagnosed “This is a movement for change. It’s a North America, Europe, Asia, Australia and climate change, which is leading to chang- with a fractured upper thigh in Cape Town, bunch of people online, sharing informa- Africa. A medical support team traveled ing weather patterns. Rain is falling where South Africa. tion and facts,” she said. “The ask is to push with her, with some running or biking it didn’t use to fall. There are more floods. But that didn’t stop her efforts to educate water to the top of the agenda to say we as a alongside during the grueling journey. A The problem with floods, we don’t capture people about water. Thousands of support- world have a water problem. And we need photographer and cinematographer cap- the water and it doesn’t actually replenish ers from 44 countries ran on her behalf, to act now.” tured the entire 100 days. all the underground water supply,” she “donating” more than 19,000 miles for her Guli ran through deserts, met fisherman The leg fracture stopped Guli from said. cause, posting their mileage on Twitter and in Uzbekistan near the shrinking Aral Sea reaching South America and Antarctica, but Students around the world skipped far surpassing her original goal of 2,620 and distributed gallons of water in South she hopes to get there. school last Friday in a call to action on miles. Africa. She met with researchers in the U.S. She recommends simple, everyday life- climate issues. That’s like “running from the North Pole and witnessed innovations around the style changes such as turning off the water to the South Pole and more,” said Guli, in globe to stave off shortages. while brushing teeth, using a water bottle recent phone interview with The Associ- Here are more things to know about the and bringing a reusable cup to the coffee Local beer ated Press. She ended the journey where it (hashtag) RunningDry campaign and Guli, shop. Guli says it takes about 10 gallons of began, getting pushed in a recumbent who grew up in Melbourne and appreciated “One coffee cup we use for 10 minutes water to make a gallon of beer. She met wheelchair around Central Park. The cere- the value of water during frequent took about 200 liters (52 gallons) of water to Mike Mallozzi, president of Borderlands monial finish last month included scores of droughts. make,” Guli says of the water for the tree Brewing Company in Tucson, Arizona, who people running for her down Park Avenue and mixed plastic in the paper cup. has reduced it to 4 gallons. Mallozzi, who to the Colgate office in midtown Manhat- “If everybody turned off the faucet has a Ph.D. in microbiology, conserves tan. Aided by canes, she walked across the Origins of interest (while brushing) we would save over 50 water, uses solar power and reuses grain for balloon-lined tape to the cheers of support- Her Australian community would con- billion gallons of water a year globally,” Guli compost. ers. serve and recycle — “turn off the taps, take said of a study by Colgate, which sponsored “He’s reconfigured his whole business to “We still have a lot of work to do because short showers, capture every drop and put it her globe-trotting efforts along with ensure he protects the environment,” she our planet is running dry,” said Guli, noting on the garden.” Reebok. said of more efficient methods to make the experts estimate by 2030 the demand for Guli earned a law degree and attended beer, clean the equipment, grow the hops water will be 40 percent greater than the World Economic Forum to learn more and power the brewing cycle. supply. about water issues. She says agriculture South Africa The United Nations, which is celebrating uses the most water, about 70 percent, to The journey took her to Beaufort West in World Water Day on Friday , defines water raise livestock and other food. Manufactur- South Africa, about 3 hours north of Cape Up next scarcity as a physical shortage or a lack of ing accounts for about 20 percent and the Town. After completing two 40-marathon chal- access and infrastructure. Those shortages remaining 10 percent comes from home Guli and others hitched a ride to help the lenges in the past, Guli admits 50 mara- are often caused by poor planning and usage. Increased populations and industries government distribute 1.3 gallon jugs of thons would’ve been a better choice. But management, which can result in shrunken put a strain on supply. water to families where it “had literally she’s determined to press on. lakes and coastal areas or the lead- In 2012, Guli founded Thirst.org, a turned the taps off” in a city run dry. “This journey is not going to end here,” contamination crisis in Flint, Michigan. nonprofit based in Hong Kong that teaches “I cannot tell you what it is like to see she said. “This is an issue which faces all of A lack of clean water globally leads to youth in China about sustainable water children and teenagers run after this truck us. Not just 50 years from now, but right disease and death, puts the burden of water consumption. with water, begging for more water.” She now.” C Saturday, March 23, 2019 | Section 3

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