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SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Wednesday, June 26, 2019 Sunny yourdailyglobe.com | High: 79 | Low: 59 | Details, page 2 Community DOWN BUT NOT OUT mourns Ernie Moore By RICHARD JENKINS [email protected] HURLEY – Those who knew him continue to mourn the loss of Ernest “Ernie” Moore, who passed away last week. Moore, 63, who died June 16 in Florida while traveling home, owned and operated the Iron County Miner and Print Shop in Hurley. His role at the newspaper and his nature meant he knew many members of the communi- ty. “All grow-

ing up, when Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe we were driv- ALL SAINTS Catholic Academy next to Our Lady of Peace Church in Ironwood seen here on Monday. Citing a lack of enrollment the ing around school will not teach grades 1-5 for the 2019-20 school year; but are continuing with preschool and kindergarten programs as offi- with him as cials said grade school levels will return with adequate interest from parents. Ernie kids or what- Moore ever; people would wave at him and say hi. He knew a lot of Grades 1-5 cut with low enrollment their names,” recalled his son, Michael Moore. “Sometimes, we’d say, ‘Who was that?’ and at All Saints Catholic Academy he’d say, ‘I don’t know.’ But most of the time, he knew who it was.” By TOM LAVENTURE the Rev. Robb Jurkovich, former pastor of levels when there are students to fill them, Michael said the weekly news- [email protected] Our Lady of Peace, said the low enrollment he said. paper – which Ernie took over IRONWOOD – Citing a lack of enroll- led to Lightfoot and himself making the deci- Jurkovich said in the letter that to point from his father in 1992 – con- ment, All Saints Catholic Academy will sion to not offer elementary school grades fingers at causes for the student decline nected him to the community he reduce its curriculum to preschool and next year. would be an endless discussion. He did grew up in and moved back to. kindergarten for the 2019-20 school year. “With these low numbers, we are not able attribute some of the reason to a declining “He loved being involved and Parents of children attending the Pre-K to cover our expenses to continue to offer population and a general “erosion of faith reporting on schools – especially through fifth grade school were informed of these grade levels at All Saints,” Lightfoot’s that has taken place over the last 50 years or I think he really liked the high the class reduction in a June 7 letter. Our letter continued. “It is our hope, that given so.” school sports, I think he enjoyed Lady of Peace Catholic Church published greater interest and enrollment in the future “For now, we will cater to the current going to those games.” Michael the announcement in the June 16 church we will be able to reopen these grade levels.” needs of the area, which is infant-toddler said. “But I think he enjoyed … bulletin. All Saints Academy will continue offering through kindergarten,” Jurkovich said in the (the) school board meetings or “We cannot offer any grades above childcare, including for infants and toddlers, letter. “It is in those age levels that people are city meetings (even more). kindergarten,” said Emily Lightfoot, lead and there are 17 children enrolled in the 3 to willing to pay for good care and schooling “I think he liked being teacher, in the letter to the parents. She 4 year-old preschool program for full time and it is there where we have waiting lists.” involved in the community and could not be reached by phone. and half day services. There are 10 children Bishop John Doerfler of the Diocese of knowing what was going on, There were 32 students enrolled this past enrolled in a combined 4K and kindergarten Marquette, and Mark Salisbury, superinten- helping people be informed.” year from pre-school through fifth-grade at classroom. dent of diocesan schools, both supported Those Moore covered were the school. There are 27 enrolled so far for The letter from Jurkovich said this is not but did not assert influence, Jurkovich said. just as positive about the mark the next school year but only four students a school closing. Pre-school, 4K and kinder- he left on the community. in grades 1-4. garten are all considered school grades and “I can’t say enough good In a June 16 letter in the church bulletin, there is a commitment to add upper grade about Ernie. Ernie was a wonder- ALL SAINTS — page 5 ful, kind person,” said Joe Pinar- di, Iron County Board Chairman and former Hurley mayor. “It Awkward Stage Drama Club sets scene to prevent bullying breaks everyone’s heart, we’re all going to miss him dearly.” By BRYAN HELLIOS “He never had a bad word to [email protected] say about anybody,” Pinardi con- IRONWOOD – The Awkward tinued. Stage Drama Club met at Depot “He supported the communi- Park on Tuesday to start work on ty in anything; meaning he was a an anti-bullying project. long-standing chamber member, Mary Hansen, co-coordinator the Miner was a long-standing of the club, said a grant was supporter of the Paavo (Nurmi received to produce a campaign Marathon) as a sponsor, (he) where club members will be writ- helped numerous organizations ing scripts to address bullying in and groups with flyers for schools. fundraisers, printing tickets – “We’re not sure where it’s everything,” said Rita Franzoi, going to go,” she said. “But we’re the events coordinator for the starting it and letting them kind Hurley Chamber of Commerce. of lead us into how we can get Along with his work at the Bryan Hellios/Daily Globe people to understand how to Miner, Moore was active in the FOLK MUSICIAN Troy Graham sing songs and helped the young actors in the Awkward Stage combat that within the school Drama Club write a six word poem on paper plates during the clubs first meeting on Tuesday in Depot Park. MOORE — page 5 AWKWARD — page 5 Ironwood Township introduces anti-marijuana ordinance

By RICHARD JENKINS possibility of marijuana busi- ply designed to maintain the sta- A public hearing is planned Ironwood, Bessemer, Wakefield, [email protected] nesses in the township, but the tus quo. for the township’s next meeting, Wakefield Township and IRONWOOD TOWNSHIP – township wants to see how the The ordinance would also after which the ordinance is Watersmeet Township are among Ironwood Township’s board of state clarifies regulations around only prohibit recreational com- expected to be passed. the communities that have either trustees has begun the process of the industry before making a mercial businesses, according to If the ordinance takes effect, passed or are in the process of prohibiting recreational marijua- decision whether to allow the township officials; and wouldn’t Ironwood Township would be passing measures banning or na businesses in the township, industry in the township. impact legal medical marijuana the latest local community to restricting marijuana. introducing an ordinance to that “The statute says if you don’t operations, residents growing the pass a measure opposing recre- A number of those who have effect Monday. say no to facilities, then the state legally allowed number of plants ational marijuana within its bor- supported these measures have Township officials told the can start licensing them,” Deputy for personal use or consuming ders after state voters legalized Daily Globe Tuesday the measure Supervisor LeRoy Johnson said, marijuana recreationally that was recreational marijuana in the isn’t necessarily a total no to the explaining the ordinance is sim- purchased elsewhere. November election. The city of ORDINANCE — page 5 TODAY INDEX Sunny — Details, page 2 Arts & Entertain . . . .7 75 cents

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Glisson/Daily Globe who served, respectively, DEMONSTRATING THE new ORV wash station at SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) dor preference to minority a time. Non-residents may as president and secretary Marenisco’s Trail 2 trailhead is Ross Kolesar of Wake- – Illinois’ new governor owners and promises 25% have 15 grams. The law of WUPTA, said last Satur- field, who cleaned off his ATV with the help of a hose delivered on a top cam- of tax revenue from mari- provides for cannabis pur- day that WUPTA donated last Saturday. At left, Marenisco public works employ- paign promise Tuesday by juana sales to redevelop chases by adults 21 and $5,000 of its funds toward ee Dean Hand and Ross’s wife, Kim Kolesar, cheer him signing legislation making impoverished communi- older at approved dispen- the project at the time they on. Hand said the wash station was just completed in the state the 11th to ties. saries, which, after they’re dissolved their operation mid-June and now is available for use at a cost of $2 approve marijuana for Gov. J.B. Pritzker, whose licensed and established, in 2017. for four minutes. The location is on the corner of Hall recreational use in a pro- election last year gave may start selling Jan. 1, Because WUPTA was a and Mill streets in Marenisco. gram offering legal reme- Democrats complete con- 2020. Possession remains a trail sponsor for the Michi- dies and economic benefits trol over state government crime until Jan. 1, a gan Department of Natural Tuesday that the full cost of we had to run a sewer line to minorities whose lives again after four years spokesman for Senate Resources, its bylaws the wash station in his away from it.” critics say were damaged under GOP predecessor Democrats said. required that any remain- township was about As such, he assured, by a wayward war on Bruce Rauner, signed the “The war on cannabis ing funds had to be given $12,000, with the remain- $12,000 added up pretty drugs. bill in Chicago amid a bevy has destroyed families, to a government entity. ing $7,000 coming from quickly. Legalization in Illinois of pot proponents, includ- filled prisons with nonvio- Hence, its members the township’s general Bouvette said any off- also means that nearly ing the plan’s lead spon- lent offenders, and dispro- chose to give $5,000 fund. road vehicles can be 800,000 people with crim- sors, Rep. Kelly Cassidy portionately disrupted toward the wash basin and He said the project washed there, including inal records for purchasing and Sen. Heather Steans, black and brown commu- $2,183 to Wakefield Town- entailed purchasing a motorcycles. Other units or possessing 30 grams of both Chicago Democrats. nities,” Pritzker said. “Law ship, which partnered with pumping machine and such as bicycles also can be marijuana or less may “Today, we’re hitting the enforcement across the the city of Wakefield to cre- then wiring it to the trail- cleaned there, as long as have those records ‘reset’ button on the war on nation has spent billions of ate a trailhead kiosk across head building. they fit in the space and expunged, a provision drugs,” Cassidy said. dollars to enforce the crim- from the city fire hall. In addition to aesthetic minority lawmakers and Residents may purchase inalization of cannabis, yet Marenisco supervisor details, he said, “We had to interest groups demanded. and possess up to 1 ounce its consumption remains Richard Bouvette said run a waterline to it, and It also gives cannabis-ven- (30 grams) of marijuana at widespread.” TRAIL — page 5 Federal judges send 2020 census lawsuit back to lower court BALTIMORE (AP) – A tion,” said Thomas Wolf, Main (906) 932-4449 • Budget (906) 932-4443 lawsuit that alleges a 2020 counsel for the Democracy census question pushed by Program at the Brennan IR redsautosales.com East U.S. 2 - Ironwood, MI O N the Trump administration Center for Justice and an N A W IG violates minorities’ rights expert on census matters. OO ICH Over 130 IN STOCK! 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The course will be offered for four, 2-hour sessions on Mondays, July 8-29, from 4-6 p.m. at the Iron County Courthouse in Hurley. Chenin Limback, biology instructor at Gogebic Com- munity College, and Darrin Kimbler, Iron County UW Extension educator, will team teach the course. This class will help students sort through the maze of scientific and medical claims to determine what is accu- rate. Students will learn to fact check scientific reporting in the media, to identify hoaxes and biased claims attempting to take advantage of them or their money. To register, download a registration form from the Submitted photo website or pick one up at the Mercer Library or the Iron THE MERCER Lioness Club held their second annual fundraiser rummage sale in conjunction with Mercer’s town County UW Extension office in the courthouse in Hurley. wide rummage sale Saturday, June 15. Shown in the above photo, from left, are friends and members who were Fire department to offer BBQ fundraiser on hand for the clean up following the day’s activities; Sharon Knapp, chairman Dorothy Wahner, Judy Ivey, Dorothy Bangle, Deb Minnis, Judy Bugni, Sue Draszkiewicz, and Deanna Pierpont. BOULDER JUNCTION, Wis. – The Boulder Junction Volunteer Fire Department will host its 29th annual chicken barbecue fundraiser to support fire, rescue and emergency medical services on Saturday, July 6 from Record levels of travel predicted noon-6 p.m. or until sold out at the fire station at 5424 Park St. in Boulder Junction. Meals are available for purchase and include a grilled half-chicken, baked potato, roll, baked beans, coffee and for Independence Day holiday dessert. For more information, call at 715-892-2967 or email [email protected]. DEARBORN – More Americans traveling by automobile this Indepen- destinations than ever recorded by AAA, nearly 49 dence Day, INRIX, in collaboration Fun-in-the-sun locales like Orlan- million, are making plans to take an with AAA, predicts drivers will expe- do and Honolulu lead the top 10 the LIFE JACKETS Independence Day getaway this year. rience the greatest amount of conges- list of popular destinations for Amer- (AAA began tracking holiday travel in tion on Wednesday, July 3 as com- ican travelers this Independence Day, 2000.) muters mix with holiday travelers. In based on advance AAA Travel book- For Michigan, almost 1.7 million major metros, drivers could face ings: are expected to take a vacation over delays as much as four times a nor- 1. Orlando, Florida the holiday, which is up 4.4% com- mal commute. Nationwide, delays are 2. Honolulu, Hawaii pared to last year. Additionally, near- expected to increase by approximate- 3. Seattle, Washington ly 1.5 million Michiganders are plan- ly 9%. 4. Las Vegas, Nevada ning road trips to celebrate America’s “With record-level travelers hitting 5. Anaheim, California birthday. the road this holiday, drivers must be 6. New York, New York For the record-high 41.4 million prepared for delays around our major 7. Boston, Massachusetts Americans who will travel by auto- metros,” said Trevor Reed, trans- 8. Maui, Hawaii mobile this Independence Day, portation analyst at INRIX. “Although 9. Anchorage, Alaska INRIX, a global mobility analytics travel times are expected to nominal- 10. Chicago, Illinois company, predicts drivers could face ly increase throughout the week, For those travelers planning an delays as much as four times a nor- hands down, Wednesday afternoon international vacation, Europe is the mal commute, with Wednesday, July will be the worst time to be on the destination of choice. Rome, London, 3 the worst day on the roads. road.” Dublin and Paris are the most popu- In addition to lower gas prices lar spots for international vacations compared with last summer, broader Lower gas prices motivating this Independence Day, with Vancou- economic fundamentals remain millions of road trippers ver, Canada – a top departure port strong. Low unemployment, robust With today’s Michigan average of for Alaskan cruises – rounding out consumer spending, and rising dis- $2.69, gas prices are 20 cents less the top five. posable incomes are all encouraging year-over-year and expected to drop According to Hertz, a 40-year AAA even lower into the summer. This is Submitted photo more consumers to invest their hard- partner, the busiest airport pick-up IRON COUNTY Health Department and local Boy motivating record numbers of travel- earned money in travel this summer. locations for travelers renting a car Scouts of America Troop Pack 3323 have teamed up ers to take road trips for the holiday “As Independence Day approach- this Independence Day are expected with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources weekend. es, it’s time for the much loved family to be Orlando, Los Angeles, Denver, to offer the “Kids Don’t Float” life jacket loaner station “Gas prices are, on average, 19- road trip and this year will be one for Las Vegas and San Francisco. The at the Weber Lake boat launch. The department cents cheaper than Memorial Day the record books, with more Ameri- busiest day for rental pick-ups is encourages boaters to complete a pre-inspection weekend, which is welcome news for cans than ever planning vacations,” expected to be Wednesday, July 3. before launch to ensure all safety items are on board. motorists hitting the road to celebrate said Paula Twidale, vice president, Wisconsin law requires all vessels must have at least the July Fourth holiday,” said Adri- AAA Travel. “This holiday builds on AAA to rescue nearly 367,000 one approved life jacket for each person on board. If enne Woodland, spokesperson, AAA- the strong travel demand seen for motorists boaters are missing a life jacket they can borrow one The Auto Club Group. “More so, AAA expects to rescue nearly Memorial Day, and with schools now at no cost and return it after use. This program is summer gas prices are poised to con- 367,000 motorists at the roadside out of session across the country, honor based, and the station will be inspected weekly. tinue dropping even lower in coming this Independence Day holiday. Dead families coast to coast are eager to For more information contact the health department weeks.” batteries, flat tires and lockouts will travel.” at 715-561-2191. be the leading reasons AAA members Independence Day holiday trav- Travelers paying more for July will experience car trouble. el, by mode 4 airfares, car rentals AAA recommends motorists take – Automobiles: The vast majority Some of the savings travelers are their vehicles to a trusted repair facil- of travelers in Michigan — 1.5 million enjoying from lower gas prices will ity to perform any needed mainte- — will hit the road, the most on record go toward other travel costs this holi- nance before heading out on a road for the holiday and 4.7% more than day, which are trending higher. trip. last year. According to AAA’s Leisure Travel Additionally, before hitting the – Planes: Almost 72,000 Michi- Index, airfares on average are 10% road, motorists need to be prepared ganders will take to the skies, about more expensive compared with last for emergencies by taking along a 5% more than last year. Independence Day, while average car mobile phone and car charger, a rental rates are 5% higher than last flashlight with extra batteries, a first- year, at $69 daily. Record-level drivers equals aid kit, a basic toolkit, and drinking record-level delays water and snacks for all passengers. For the 41.4 million Americans Top Independence Day travel

Community Calendar Gogebic-Ontonagon Community Action Agency Notice of MSHDA Housing Initiatives Division’s grant award Email calendar items and Thursday, June 27 next to Holiday gas station, Church, Wakefield. community news to Ontonagon. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 GOCAA announces the award of the Neighborhood En- [email protected]. Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, Alcoholics Anonymous, p.m., Our Lady of Peace For more information, call 906- Patterson courts or Ironwood 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, Ironwood. hancement Program for exterior home rehabilitation for 932-2211. Memorial Building. Catholic Church, Ironwood. area74.org. the Yale Location in Bessemer, Michigan for the Gogebic County Veterans area74.org. Ironwood Sports Hall of Wednesday, June 26 Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 Government Fame, 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright amount of $50,000. A lottery type of drawing will be a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 Iron County IT Commit- K-12 School, room 205. made after establishing a list of eligible applicants. The Christian Men of the p.m., Watersmeet Township; tee, 9 a.m., Iron County MECCA Ski Club, 6 p.m., applicant will need to meet the eligibility requirements Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco Courthouce, Hurley, Wis. MECCA cabin near the treat- Cafe, Ironwood. Township. 906-667-1110. ment facility, Mercer, Wis. to be placed in the lottery drawing. All previous hous- Mentoring of Moms, 9- Saturday, June 29 “Bats of the Northwoods” Erwin Community Club, ing lists are voided. Interested persons are asked to stop 10:30 a.m., Range Community reading program, 11 a.m., 6:30 p.m., Erwin town hall. Bible Church, Hurley. 715-561- Mercer Public Library. Union Station Food Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. in the GOCAA office between normal business hours 4355. Alcoholics Anonymous, Pantry and Northern Food EST, Ontonagon United beginning 6/24/2019 to complete an application. Appli- Cuddlebugs Story Time, noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Methodist Church basement, 9:30 a.m., Ironwood Carnegie Ironwood. area74.org. 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. next to Holiday gas station, cations will be taken until grant money runs out. For Library. SMART Recovery, 4:30 Alcoholics Anonymous, Ontonagon. area74.org. more information on qualifying requirements, please Alcoholics Anonymous, p.m., 101 E. Mary St., Besse- 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran Government call 906-667-0283 ext. 19 open meeting, noon, Salem mer. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. City of Hurley Police Dis- Lutheran Church, Ironwood. ReGeneration Youth, Community Pickleball cipline Committee annual area74.org. 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer meeting, 8 a.m., city hall meet- DOVE Support Group, Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., School gymnasium. 715-776- ing room. noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith 4588. Ironwood Parks and Ironwood-Hurley Rotary Center, Ironwood. Community Night Meal Recreation Committee, 5 Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and Alcoholics Anonymous, Free Supper, 5-6 p.m., Apos- p.m., meeting, Conference Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian tolic Lutheran Church, Aurora Room 1, second floor, Memori- Iron County Veterans Ser- Church, Hurley. area74.org. Street, Ironwood. al Building, Ironwood. vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Government Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Wakefield Planning Com- Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- Downtown Ironwood p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, mission, 5:30 p.m., meeting 2190. Development Authority, 8 Ironwood. area74.org. room, municipal building. Mercer Health and Well- a.m., meeting, Conference Sunday, June 30 Bessemer City Council, 6 ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Room 1, second floor, Memori- p.m., city hall. Mercer Community Center. al Building, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 Superior Bike Riders, Hurley Senior Center Tuesday, July 2 6:30 p.m., Joanie’s Sidekicks, p.m., closed meeting, Salem Board of Directors, 12:30 Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Iron Belt Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, p.m., Hurley Senior Center. Mercer Health and Well- IMPACT Life Support Patterson courts or Ironwood Hurley Adjoined Board of ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland Memorial Building. Review, 4:30 p.m., Hurley city Mercer Community Center. Church, Ironwood. Gogebic County Veterans hall. 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Wis., Public Library. 715-476- Committee, 4:30 p.m., court- 715-476-7655. Alcoholics Anonymous, 2366. house, Bessemer. Alcoholics Anonymous/ noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Art Program: “Paint the Gogebic County Board, 5 Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- Ironwood. area74.org. Universe,” 1 p.m., ages 8 and p.m., courthouse, Bessemer. an Church, Ironwood. Story Time-The Wonky up, Ironwood Carnegie Library. Bessemer School Board, area74.org. Donkey, 1 p.m., Ironwood Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 6 p.m., A.D. Johnston High Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Carnegie Library. p.m., Episcopal Church of the School library. EST, Ontonagon United Overeaters Anonymous, Transfiguration, Ironwood. Methodist Church basement, 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran area74.org. l 4 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Slavery reparations Several Democratic presidential ematics exam. In six other high Sue Mizell, Publisher hopefuls are calling for Americans to schools, only 1% tested proficient in Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor make reparations for slavery. On math. The same story of low educa- June 19, the House judiciary sub- tion outcomes can be told about committee on the constitution, civil most cities with large black popula- rights and civil liberties held a hear- tions. I’d like to see lawyers bring ing. Its stated purpose was “to exam- Walter E. class-action suits against public In Their Opinion ine, through open and constructive Williams school systems in cities like Philadel- discourse, the legacy of the Trans- phia, Baltimore, Washington, Detroit Big week for Line 5 Atlantic Slave Trade, its continuing and Los Angeles for conferring impact on the community and the fraudulent high school diplomas. As any Michigan student will know from their path to restorative justice.” Such diplomas attest a 12th-grade studies, in 1837, before Michigan was admitted to the Slavery was a gross violation of they pay reparations to black Ameri- level of academic achievement when union as a state, a dispute with Ohio had to be human rights. Justice demands that cans? What about non-slave-owning in fact those youngsters often cannot worked out. When the smoke cleared from that dis- all participants in the trans-Atlantic Southern whites – who were a perform at sixth- or seventh-grade pute, a contested strip of land that includes the city slave trade make compensatory repa- majority of Southern whites – levels. of Toledo was deeded to Ohio. In exchange, all of the ration payments to slaves. However, should their descendants be made to The nation’s most dangerous big Upper Peninsula became part of Michigan. there is no way that Europeans pay reparations? cities are Detroit, Oakland, St. Louis, This past week, those two geographical areas could have captured millions of Reparations advocates make the Memphis, Stockton, Birmingham, became front and center again in an international Africans. That means compensation unchallenged pronouncement that Baltimore, Cleveland, Atlanta, Chica- controversy that has many in the Midwest closely would have to be paid by Africans United States became rich on the go and Milwaukee. The common observing and discussing. The controversy sur- and Arabs who captured and sold backs of free black labor. That’s utter characteristic of most of these cities rounds Enbridge Inc.’s Line 5 oil and natural gas slaves to Europeans in addition to nonsense. While some slave owners is that they have predominantly pipeline through the Straits of Mackinac. the people who bought and used became rich, slavery doesn’t have a black populations and blacks have What is new about that issue is that, now, Michi- slaves. Since slaves and slave traders good record of producing wealth. considerable political power as may- gan’s attorney general, Dana Nessel, has found herself and owners are no longer with us, Slavery existed in the southern ors, city councilmen and chiefs of in the middle of the issue as U.P. legislators, union compensation is beyond our reach states and outlawed in most of the police. Energy spent on reparations members, trade workers and the governor of Ohio all and it’s a matter that will have to be northern states. Buying into the should be used to solve those prob- have entered into the discussions over Line 5. settled in hell or heaven. reparations argument suggests that lems. The minute Nessel was elected, her involvement Let’s pretend for a moment that the antebellum South was rich and As of 2014, U.S. taxpayers have in the issue began. But it really wasn’t until the end the reparations issue makes a mod- the slave-starved North was poor. spent $22 trillion on Lyndon John- of May, when Nessel threatened to shut down the icum of sense. There’s the question The truth is just the opposite. In son’s War on Poverty (in constant pipeline, that she became a lightning rod in the con- of responsibility. More explicitly, fact, the poorest states and regions 2012 dollars). Adjusting for infla- troversy. At the time, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer was should we compensate a black per- of our country were places where tion, that’s three times more than negotiating with officials from the Canadian-owned son of today by punishing a white slavery flourished: Mississippi, was spent on all military wars since Enbridge about a plan to decommission the pipeline. person of today, by taking his Alabama and Georgia. And the rich- the American Revolution. If money Nessel said she would give the governor a few more money, for what a white person of est states and regions were those alone were the answer, the many weeks to hammer out a settlement before beginning yesteryear did to a black person of where slavery was absent: Pennsylva- issues facing a large segment of the legal action to shut down the pipeline’s operations. yesteryear? If we believe in individu- nia, New York and Massachusetts. black community would have been Previously, she issued a finding saying an agreement al accountability, we should find The reparations movement would solved. Enbridge reached with the previous governor, Rick that doing so is unjust. In other be an amusing sideshow were it not There’s another possible repara- Snyder, to create a tunnel to house the pipeline words, are the tens millions of Euro- for its damaging distractions. It tions issue completely ignored: through the Straits, was unconstitutional. peans, Asian and Latin Americans grossly misallocates resources that Blacks as well as whites live on land Nessel’s threat to close the pipeline drew an who immigrated to the U.S. in the could be better spent elsewhere. taken, sometimes brutally, from immediate response from leaders in the Legislature. late 19th and 20th centuries respon- According to the state Department of American Indians. Do blacks and House Speaker Lee Chatfield, in discussing that rul- sible for slavery, and should they be Education, 75% of black California whites owe American Indians any- ing, said Nessel was “grasping at straws” and that her forced to cough up reparations? boys cannot meet state reading stan- thing? position was based on emotion, not facts. Senate What about descendants of North- dards. In 2016, in 13 of Baltimore’s Walter E. Williams is a professor of Majority Leader Mike Shirkey called Nessel’s ruling ern whites who fought and died in 39 high schools, not a single student economics at George Mason Universi- “shameful” and warned Whitmer and Nessel there the name of freeing slaves? Should scored proficient on the state’s math- ty. could be a lawsuit over it. And GOP state Rep. Beau LaFave from the U.P. Today in history went even further. Approximately 65% of the propane used in the U.P. each year flows through Line 5. “With a renewed threat to shut down Line 5 in the By The Associated Press next month – a move that would do irreparable harm Today’s Highlight in History to U.P families and businesses – Attorney General On June 26, 1963, Presi- dent John F. Kennedy visited Dana Nessel has once again forgotten that she does West Berlin, where he deliv- not, in fact, make laws.” LaFave said. “It’s clear from ered his famous speech the attorney general’s actions on this critical issue expressing solidarity with the that she is too blinded by partisan politics and urban city’s residents, declaring: “Ich bin ein Berliner” (I am a Berlin- bias to make the right call for rural Michigan fami- er). lies.” On this date Fast-forward to the beginning of the month, when In 1870, the first section of Enbridge said they would sue the administration to Atlantic City, New Jersey’s honor the tunnel agreement they had last year. Nessel’s Boardwalk was opened to the public. response: “We look forward to seeing them in court.” In 1917, the first troops of At the same time, the Whitmer administration the American Expeditionary began hearing more and more from trade unions and Force deployed to France dur- refinery workers in Michigan concerned about losing ing World War I landed in St. Nazaire. ton announced the U.S. had les County medical examiners Michael Paul Chan is 69. Actor jobs related to the pipeline and the tunnel construc- In 1936, President Franklin launched missiles against Iraqi performed an autopsy on the Robert Davi is 68. Singer- tion. The Operating Engineers Union and Michigan D. Roosevelt was nominated targets because of “compelling remains of pop star Michael musician Mick Jones is 64. Chamber of Commerce joined forces and wrote a let- for a second term of office by evidence” Iraq had plotted to Jackson a day after his death Actor Gedde Watanabe is 64. delegates to the Democratic assassinate former President at age 50. The Democratic- Rock singer Chris Isaak is 63. ter to Whitmer in support of the tunnel. George H.W. Bush. controlled House passed a Rock singer Patty Smyth is 62. “The underground tunnel beneath the Straits will National Convention in Philadelphia. In 1997, the first Harry Pot- global warming measure 219- Singer Terri Nunn (Berlin) is be the largest construction project in Michigan since In 1948, the Berlin Airlift ter novel, “Harry Potter and the 212 following intense lobbying 60. U.S. Bicycling Hall of we built the Mackinac Bridge,” the Michigan Chamber began in earnest after the Philosopher’s Stone” by J.K. by President Barack Obama. A Famer Greg LeMond is 58. and Operating Engineers’ letter says. “It will create Soviet Union cut off land and Rowling, was published in the federal judge in New York Rock singer Harriet Wheeler United Kingdom (it was later ordered disgraced financier (The Sundays) is 56. Country many good-paying construction jobs, allow the con- water routes to the isolated western sector of Berlin. released in the United States Bernard Madoff stripped of all musician Eddie Perez (The tinued supply of essential energy to heat family homes In 1968, President Lyndon under the title “Harry Potter his possessions under a $171 Mavericks) is 51. Rock musi- in the Upper Peninsula, fuel businesses and jobs B. Johnson announced his and the Sorcerer’s Stone”). billion forfeiture order. cian Colin Greenwood (Radio- across our entire state, and protect the Great Lakes as choice of Abe Fortas to suc- In 2008, the U.S. Supreme One year ago: A sharply head) is 50. Writer-director ceed the retiring Earl Warren Court struck down a handgun divided Supreme Court upheld Paul Thomas Anderson is 49. Line 5 is removed from the floor of the Straits.” ban in the District of Columbia President Donald Trump’s ban Actor Matt Letscher is 49. Actor The past week, Whitmer received a letter from as chief justice of the United States (however, Fortas later as it affirmed, 5-4, that an indi- on travel from several mostly Chris O’Donnell is 49. Actor Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine, asking her to do everything withdrew in the face of stiff vidual right to gun ownership Muslim countries; dissenting Nick Offerman is 49. Actress in her power to keep Line 5 operating. “Losing Line Senate opposition). existed. Juan Alvarez, who trig- Justice Sonia Sotomayor said Rebecca Budig is 46. Retired 5 would also put more than 1,000 good-paying union In 1977, 42 people were gered a 2005 rail disaster in the court was making a historic MLB All-Star Derek Jeter is 45. Glendale, California, by park- mistake by refusing to recog- Contemporary Christian musi- jobs at risk in Ohio and Michigan,” DeWine wrote. killed when a fire sent toxic smoke pouring through the ing a sport-utility vehicle on the nize that the ban discriminates cian Jeff Frankenstein (News- In the letter Dewine points out the majority of avi- Maury County Jail in Columbia, tracks, was convicted of 11 against Muslims. Joe Crowley boys) is 45. Country singer ation fuel used at Detroit Metro Airport comes from Tennessee. Elvis Presley per- counts of first-degree murder. of New York, the fourth-ranking Gretchen Wilson is 45. Rock Toledo refineries and Line 5. In a story in the Toledo formed his last concert at Mar- (Alvarez was later sentenced House Democrat, lost a prima- musician Nathan Followill ket Square Arena in Indianapo- to 11 consecutive life terms.) ry to 28-year-old liberal activist (Kings of Leon) is 40. Pop-rock Blade on Tuesday, 550 workers at the Toledo Refin- In 2013, in deciding its first Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. singer-musician Ryan Tedder ing Co. learned their jobs would be in jeopardy if lis. In 1988, three people were cases on the issue, the U.S. General Electric Co. was (OneRepublic) is 40. Actor- Line 5 ceased operation. killed when a new Airbus A320 Supreme Court gave the removed from the Dow Jones musician Jason Schwartzman The next week could prove pivotal to everyone with jetliner carrying more than 130 nation’s legally married gay industrial average, where it is 39. Actress Aubrey Plaza is a stake in the pipeline controversy. Both Whitmer and people crashed into a forest couples equal federal footing had been an original compo- 35. Actress-singer Jennette with all other married Ameri- nent in 1896; it was replaced McCurdy is 27. Actress-singer Nessel are on record of wanting a resolution to the during a demonstration at an air show in Mulhouse, France. cans and also cleared the way by the Walgreens drugstore Ariana Grande is 26. issue by July 1. Whitmer showed with the auto insur- In 1990, President George for same-sex marriages to chain. Thought for Today ance reform package that she can compromise when it H.W. Bush went back on his resume in California. New Eng- Today’s Birthdays “The formula for success is is prudent. The Line 5 issue is equally problematic “no-new-taxes” campaign land Patriots tight end Aaron Jazz musician-film com- simple: practice and concen- pledge, conceding that tax Hernandez was arrested in the poser Dave Grusin is 85. Actor tration then more practice and That being said, the entire state, I’m sure, is root- shooting death of Odin Lloyd. Josef Sommer is 85. Singer more concentration.” ing for her to present a compromise that will protect increases would have to be included in any deficit-reduc- (Hernandez was convicted of Billy Davis Jr. is 81. Rock —Babe Didrikson the environment while preserving the economic real- tion package worked out with first-degree murder; he killed singer Georgie Fame is 76. Zaharias, ities associated with the line. congressional negotiators. himself in his prison cell in Actor Clive Francis is 73. American athlete and golf- In 1993, President Bill Clin- 2017.) Rhythm and blues singer Bren- ing Hall of Famer (born this Ten years ago: Los Ange- da Holloway is 73. Actor date in 1911, died in 1956)

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PUBLISHEREXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Kallas yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 Award Winning Newspaper Published daily Monday - Saturday ADVERTISING DIRECTOR (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Heidi Ofstad Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 2019 5 Awkward Sokol said he was bullied and it wasn’t until high Hurley City Council school that “everyone start- GCC board thanks From page 1 ed to drop it,” realizing it discusses water damage system.” was time to grow up. Guenard, Graham Depending on the num- He said he wished this repairs to city hall ber of students who are area had a anti-bullying By BRYAN HELLIOS involved, she said they “I think that’s why their group where problems for interim work [email protected] hope to do a show near the could be discussed. costs came in so much end of summer, or at the “In schools we’ve IRONWOOD – Gogebic has served as a teaching HURLEY – The Hurley cheaper because our insur- beginning of school. always have people come Community College Board assistant for five years and City Council held a special ance company paid for Kaley Lewis, will be in and say bullying is bad,” President John Lupino has won numerous meeting on Tuesday to them to do part of that,” he going into eighth grade at he said. “But it does not started the monthly meet- awards, grants and fellow- decide which engineering said. Bessemer, said it’s impor- show exactly what hap- ing of the board Tuesday ships. Her start date is Aug. firm the city would use to BEC bid $13,750 was tant for kids around her pens.” by expressing thanks to 16. make repairs needed to lower than the other two age to understand how bul- Alex Hunt, 15, from Erik Guenard and Jeanne Marc Madigan was Hurley’s City Hall. bids and Santini said the lying is wrong and why it is Ironwood, said he does not Graham, who took on the hired as the new financial Paul Mullard, mayor of company’s timeline was a big issue at a lot of agree with bulling and task as interim presidents aid director. Madigan is Hurley, said ice build-up the best. The BEC can start schools. prefers it to “slow down.” for the past school year recommended based on caused water to leak into a the design project on the “Bringing awareness “It can’t stop all at until a new president could his credentials and work storage room and the chief 12th and than go out to bid and doing this as a group, I once,” he said. “but we can be found. The new presi- experience. He received a of police’s office. during the second week in hope it makes a differ- eventually slow it down to dent, George McNulty, is Bachelor of Science in bio- “It’s gutted, we took the August, he said. ence,” she said. the point where it almost expected to start his duties logical sciences from wallboard off and every- “That’s the timeline Jaxon Sokol, entering doesn’t exists.” in the next week. Michigan Technological thing down to the studs,” they came up with,” he his sophomore year at Hur- The direction of the pro- Personnel was the other University and a Master of he said, adding the water said. “So if that’s the case, ley K-12 School, said ject may change, but main topic at the meeting. Arts in education adminis- has been leaking for years it looks like mid-August bulling is everywhere. Hansen said she believes Allyson Gates, of Florida, tration and supervision and mold was found in the we can start construc- “It’s online, it’s in the insight from group was approved as the new from Northern Michigan insulation. tion.” schools, it’s at work and it’s who have will allow them history instructor based University. He brings with Mullard said the city Santini said the area can in homes even,” he said. to create an impacting mes- her credentials and work him several years of experi- received bids from Cedar receive snow early in the He said bullies either do sage. experience. She received a ence working with the Corporation, C&S Compa- season so it is important to it for attention or to “be The possibility of a one Bachelor of Arts in History financial aid process, col- nies and Building Envelope be able to begin the project cool” while in front of peo- act show might result from from the Heidelberg Uni- lege readiness and the Consultants to address the as soon as possible. ple and it has been going the project, but she said if versity and a Master of Arts completion of the free issue. “We want somebody to on for a long time. the show does not in History from Florida application for federal stu- Scott Santini, public come in that is profession- “There is a point where “emerge,” the group will State University. She is cur- dent aid. He will begin his works director, said BEC al to figure out what we can people take it way to far put together a booklet of rently a Doctoral candidate was the original company do to get it solved so we and it affects people greatly mini scripts to help people studying Modern Ameri- which did the first inspec- don’t have this problem can History at FSU. Gates in many ways,” he added. in bulling situations. GCC — page 8 tion. every year,” he said. He feels 6th through The drama club sum- 8th graders might receive mer production program is All Saints add grades 9-12 by the continue on to Catholic more likely to go on prac- the most benefit from the open to 6th through 12th 2021-22 school year, he school for the elementary ticing their faith as adults, project because the majori- graders and Hansen said said. This would be the grades, he said. he said. ty of bulling he experi- the project is big and they From page 1 first Catholic high school Private school tuition “We know that it works enced was during those need a lot of help. It was entirely a parish in the U.P. in nearly 40 was not a factor in families from a faith point of view,” grades. “We’re going to let them decision, he said. years, he said. choosing not to attend All he said. “It’s good for a “There is a lot of kids create it as a group and talk “Father Rob assessed a “You get a sense of real Saints Academy, Salisbury community to have (in that age group) who about it as a group,” she sad situation and decided life in some of these said. Parents do sacrifice in options.” will pick on you for every- said. “To see how we can he had to make the call,” schools, and it’s positive providing tuition but there Public education does- thing,” he said. get the message into differ- Salisbury said. “But it was and exciting,” Salisbury is also parish and benefac- n’t meet the wants and For five years of his life, ent schools.” the right call for the time said. tor support through schol- needs of all students and and there is hope that the All Saints in Ironwood is arships so that no student parents, and that is one Moore Although Moore played student base will grow and a smaller school that is is turned away for financial reason there is home- a large role in the area, he that grades will be added experiencing a downward need, he said. schooling, he said. was not one to seek the as they move up.” trend in enrollment, he Parish volunteers are “I think having a faith From page 1 spotlight – preferring There are nine Catholic said. also crucial for the schools based education in any local Rotary club. instead to help out behind schools in the Upper “That’s not good when to function as are parish community is a super “He was probably one the scenes. Peninsula, Salisbury said. you can’t afford a teacher fundraising campaigns to important asset,” he said. of the best (Rotarians) we “He was a very kind, Enrollment overall has salaries and the rest of support operational costs, Other private religious had,” said Will Corcoran, humble man. He would decreased about 8% over the expenses with those he said. schools in the area include the club’s treasurer. “He hate all of this (focus),” said 10 years. numbers,” Salisbury It’s important to offer Northwoods Christian was just a prince of a guy. I Ricky Kelly, who worked A growing enrollment at said. faith-based education Academy in Hurley con- can’t say enough good with Moore at the Miner. Holy Name Catholic The future hope for All options in communities, nected to the Range Com- things about him.” Active in his church, School, a preschool Saints Academy is to keep Salisbury said. It is statisti- munity Bible Church and “He’s been on our board faith also played an impor- through eighth-grade growing the pre-school and cally proven that children Bluff View Christian for many years … he han- tant role in his life. school with 334 students kindergarten programs who attend Catholic School in Bessemer, associ- dled our youth exchange “He had the strongest in Escanaba, has resulted and to have more of those schools in elementary, mid- ated with the Seventh-day program. I think he’s prob- faith of anybody I know,” in a capital campaign to families express a desire to dle or high school years are Adventist Church. ably had every position Kelly said. you can have in Rotary,” “You could tell he was a WEDNESDAY EVENING JUNE 26, 2019 said Corcoran, who knew man of strong faith, and he 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 Moore since Corcoran carried himself honestly in Penn & Teller: Fool Us ’ Jane The Virgin “Chapter Page Six TV The Gold- The Gold- Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Engagement # joined Rotary over 20 years his faith,” Franzoi told the CW KDLH (TVPG) (CC) Ninety-Five” (N) (TVPG) (TVPG) bergs ’ bergs ’ (TVPG) (TVPG) Big Brother (N) ’ (TVPG) The Amazing Race (N) ’ (TVPG) (CC) Local 3 (:35) The Late Show With James ago. “Everybody has Daily Globe. % CBS WJMN always looked to him for Losing his wife, Carla, (CC) News at Stephen Colbert (TVPG) Corden Ellen’s Game of Games 2020 Democratic Candidates Debate Democratic KBJR 6- (:34) The Tonight Show Seth Meyers advice and guidance. and daughter, Adeline, in a & NBC KBJR ’ (TVPG) (CC) presidential hopefuls debate. 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He completed a technical printing degree in Green Bay, Wis., and earned his undergraduate degree from Winona State University in Winona, Associated Press Minn. Ernie later earned an MBA from IN THIS March 24 photo, then-special counsel Robert Mueller walks past the White Brigham Young University in Provo, House, after attending St. John’s Episcopal Church for morning services, in Wash- Utah. ington. Mueller will testify publicly before House panels on July 17 after being sub- He served in the United States poenaed. Army and was stationed in Anchorage, Ernest “Ernie” Richard Alaska, where he met Carla Echols. Moore They were married on Sept. 24, 1980, 1956 — 2019 Mueller agrees to testify before in the Salt Lake City Temple of The larger organization centered in Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Duluth, Minn. He served youth and 2 House panels next month Saints. This sealing is especially adults in many capacities and was a important to his family, as we have faithful follower of Jesus Christ. He WASHINGTON (AP) – tant to testify and speak Trump, nor did he ever faith in the promise of eternal life was also involved in the region’s Democrats said Tuesday about the investigation personally join his prose- Rotary International Youth Exchange evening that Robert beyond a public statement cutors in court or make together as families. Mueller has agreed to testi- he issued last month. announcements of crimi- Ernie and Carla were parents to program. He and his family hosted fy publicly July 17 before In a letter to Mueller nal charges from the team. eight children, Michael Richard (Caro- exchange students from Japan, Ger- the House Judiciary and accompanying the subpoe- His sole public state- line) Moore, AnnaMarie (Tyler) Fer- many, Brazil, and Indonesia. In addi- intelligence committees nas, the committee chair- ment came from the Justice rell, Marianne (Seth) Pease, Adeline tion, he gave his children the opportu- after both panels issued men said “the American Department podium last Moore, James William (Miranda) nity to complete foreign exchanges subpoenas to him. public deserves to hear month, when he sought to Moore, Abbey (Spencer) Thornock, during high school. House Judiciary Com- directly from you about explain his decision to not Benjamin Lee (Carliann) Moore and A public visitation will be held on mittee Chairman Jerrold your investigation and con- indict Trump or to accuse Christy (Benjamin) Swatling. Carla Saturday, June 29, at 10 a.m. followed Nadler and House Intelli- clusions.” him of criminal conduct. and Adeline left this life together after by a funeral service at 11 a.m. at the gence Committee Chair- In his 448-page report He also put lawmakers on a vehicle accident in July of 1999. The McKevitt-Patrick Funeral Home in man Adam Schiff said in a issued in April, Mueller notice that he did not ever Ironwood, Mich. joint statement that the concluded there was not intend to say more than other children survive with their special counsel has agreed enough evidence to estab- what he put in the report. spouses and children. Ernie has 14 In lieu of flowers, please consider to testify about the report lish a conspiracy between “We chose those words grandchildren who will miss his influ- an anonymous act of kindness you can he issued in April about Trump’s presidential cam- carefully and the work ence as they grow up. do for someone as a memorial to possible Russian connec- paign and Russia, which speaks for itself,” he said at Ernie was the owner of the Iron Ernie. tions to Donald Trump’s was the original question the news conference. “I County Miner Newspaper and Print McKevitt-Patrick Funeral Home, 2016 presidential cam- that started the investiga- would not provide infor- Shop in Hurley, Wis., since 1992. He Ironwood, is assisting the family. For paign. The Justice Depart- tion. But he also said he mation beyond what is was active in the branch of The more information or to express online ment declined to comment. could not exonerate Trump already public in any Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day condolences, visit mckevittpatrickfu- Schiff told reporters on obstruction of justice. appearance before Saints in Ashland, Wis., as well as the nerahome.com. shortly after the announce- The report examined sever- Congress.” ment that Mueller was al episodes in which Those remarks did little reluctant to testify but Trump attempted to influ- to settle the demands for Dorothy I. Kangas agreed to honor the sub- ence the investigation. his testimony, with OULU, Wis. – Dorothy I. (Frost- and former students. poenas. He said there will The testimony from the Democrats and Republi- man) Kangas, age 102, of Oulu, passed Dorothy is sur- be two hearings “back to taciturn ex-FBI director is cans likely to confront him back,” one for each com- likely to be the most high- on his team’s conclusions, away, Sunday, June 23, 2019 at her vived by her three mittee, and they will also ly anticipated congres- his reaction to a drumbeat home. She was born May 5, 1917 in sons, Ramon Kan- meet with him in closed sional hearing in years, of incessant criticism from Washburn, the daughter of Hans Hjal- gas, Daniel (Bobbie) session afterward. particularly given the president and his per- mar and Amelia (Boriin) Frostman. Kangas and Bill The committees have Mueller’s resolute silence sonal opinion about Dorothy graduated from Washburn (Carol) Kangas; 4 been in negotiations with throughout the two-year whether Trump would High School in 1936 and later received grandchildren, Mueller for more than two investigation. He never have been charged were he her teachers license from Ashland Nathan (Katy) Kan- months about his testimo- responded to any of the not the commander-in- County Normal. She went back to gas, Ryan, Adam and ny. But he has been hesi- public attacks from chief. Dorothy I. school and completed her Bachelor’s Kangas Aaron Kangas; step- California to require Degree in Education from Superior 1936 — 2019 grandchildren, background checks State College in 1963. Dorothy retired Donna Jensen, Jenny in 1976 after 32 years of teaching ele- (Nathan) Smart and Michelle Pren- Better Hearing. Better Conversations. for ammo purchases mentary school in Iron River, Brule derville; great-grandchildren, Ethan, With over 30 years of SACRAMENTO, Calif. and surrounding communities. She Tucker, Jacob, McKenzee, Allyson, experience, Ashland (AP) – California has was a member of the Retired Teachers Sofia, Nathan and Hailey; great-great- Audiology is dedicated to among the most stringent Sorority and the Chequamegon Area grandson, Matthew; and numerous providing you with the best gun laws in the country Retired Educators. nieces and nephews. possible hearing care based and on Monday a far- Dorothy married Oiva Mathias Kan- She was preceded in death by her gas on August 22, 1943 in Duluth, parents; husband in 2003; grand- on your individual needs. reaching new initiative to Minn. The couple resided in Oulu daughter, Angela in 1990; and sisters, We offer comprehensive curb violence will require background checks for where they raised three sons. Follow- Amy, Violet and Alice; brothers, Fran- diagnostic audiological evaluations,hearing loss every ammunition pur- ing retirement Dorothy and Oiva cis, Fred, Ray, Vernon, Lloyd, Ken and rehabilitation, education and counseling.Call our chase. enjoyed wintering in Zephyrhills, Fla. Ted. office to schedule your appointment with one of our Gov. Gavin Newsom Dorothy was an active member of Funeral services will be held at Doctors of Audiology. and other proponents said Our Savior’s Lutheran Church of Iron noon, Wednesday, June 26, 2019 at the it will save lives but oppo- River. She was the former Sunday Community Center in Iron River, with nents are suing in hopes of School Superintendent of Hope Pastor Carol Braun officiating. Inter- eventually undoing a law Lutheran. She served as the Chairman ment will be held in the Pine Glade they said will mostly harm of the March of Dimes Northern Dis- Cemetery in Oulu at 3:30 p.m. on millions of law-abiding trict. 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NEW YORK (AP) – “Toy and Tim Allen, also grossed $120 put some perspective on this, it Story 4” brought the box office million internationally, including was still a franchise-high debut. It to life with a $118 million open- a modest $13.4 million in China, was a global opening of $238 mil- ing weekend after a three-week the world’s second largest film lion.” slump of underperforming market. But with underwhelming sequels, but the Pixar film’s Cathleen Taff, distribution returns for even critically below-expectations debut didn’t chief for Disney, said the compa- acclaimed comedies like “Books- quell continuing concerns ny was thrilled with the opening mart” and seemingly surefire bets about a rocky summer movie and praised Pixar’s high stan- like “The Secret Life of Pets 2,” lit- season. dards. tle has gone according to plan in The “Toy Story 4” opening, “The Pixar team has always Hollywood’s primetime season. according to studio estimates been disciplined about making “The summer has been a real Sunday, ranks as the fourth high- sure they have a compelling story head-scratcher,” said Dergarabe- est animated film opening ever, to tell, and that is especially true dian. not accounting for inflation. when it comes to sequels if you Estimated ticket sales for Fri- Above it are 2018’s “Incredibles look at their past,” said Taff. day through Sunday at U.S. and 2” ($182 million), 2016’s “Find- “Their process of sort of going Canadian theaters, according to ing Dory” ($135 million), and through the rigor of making sure Comscore. Where available, the 2007’s “Shrek the Third” ($121 that this is a story people want latest international numbers for million). It’s the year’s third told, the end result speaks for Friday through Sunday are also largest debut, trailing only a pair itself.” included. of other Disney releases: The overall marketplace didn’t Associated Press 1. “Toy Story 4,” $118 million “Avengers: Endgame” and “Cap- give “Toy Story 4” much momen- TOM HANKS, left, poses with his character Woody as he arrives at ($120 million international). tain Marvel.” tum. Last week’s top film, Sony the world premiere of “Toy Story 4” on Tuesday, June 11, at the El 2. “Child’s Play,” $14.1 million But heading into the weekend, Pictures’ poorly reviewed “Men in Capitan in Los Angeles. ($3.6 million international). a $140-150 million opening had Black International” slid 64 per- 3. “Aladdin,” $12.2 million seemed assured for “Toy Story 4,” cent, slipping to fourth place to promote the film in advance of year. ($32.9 million international). which played in 4,575 North with $10.8 million. its release. In 2018, Besson was But most other studios would 4. “Men in Black Internation- American theaters. Adjusted for The No. 2 film, Orion Pictures’ accused of a rape by the actress love to have a film underperform al,” $10.8 million ($30.2 million inflation, the film came in shy of horror remake “Child’s Play” – Sand Van Roy. Eight other to $118 million, with an expecta- international). the $110.3 million – or about cheekily positioned as the week- women also accused Besson of tion of long-term playability. Out- 5. “The Secret Life of Pets 2,” $129 million in today’s dollars – end’s R-rated toy movie – also sexual misconduct in a French side Sony’s upcoming “Spider- $10.3 million ($10.8 million “Toy Story 3” made nine years opened below expectations with publication. Man: Far From Home,” ‘’Toy international). ago. $14.1 million. A remake of the In a summer season that’s Story 4” has no family-friendly 6. “Rocketman,” $5.7 million The opening for “Toy Story 4” 1988 original, the film stars running 6.5% off the pace of last competition until Disney’s own ($5.5 million international). followed a string of disappoint- Aubrey Plaza with Mark Hamill year, according to Comscore, “Lion King” remake opens July 7. “John Wick: Chapter 3,” ing sequels including “Dark voicing the knife-wielding doll many had positioned “Toy Story 19. $4.1 million ($3.4 million inter- Phoenix,” ‘’Godzilla: King of the Chucky. 4” as a surefire savior, due in part “The numbers being bandied national). Monsters” and “Men in Black: Luc Besson’s assassin thriller to the enviable track record of about out there pre-weekend 8. “Godzilla: King of the Mon- International.” “Anna” missed out on the top 10 Disney and Pixar. (Disney’s were certainly much higher than sters,” $3.7 million ($4 million The sequel, which introduces entirely, opening with a mere “Aladdin” remake this weekend the number that it came in with,” international). the child-made plaything Forky $3.5 million in 2,114 theaters. passed $800 million worldwide.) said Paul Dergarabedian, senior 9. “Dark Phoenix,” $3.6 mil- (voiced by Tony Hale) to the Lionsgate, which bought U.S. dis- Instead, the weekend was down media analyst for Comscore. “But lion ($11.1 million international). voice cast including Tom Hanks tribution rights in 2017, did little 27.2% from the same frame last if we bring it down to earth and 10. “Shaft,” $3.6 million.

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[email protected] before the potential routes Vice President of Student IRONWOOD – A bike are identified and the work Services Jeanne Graham repair and air pump station to acquire the property stated that while Madigan recently installed at the right of way for purchase has “more to learn,” she Iron Belle Trailhead on starts to happen,” Erickson was confident that he will Moore Street in Bessemer, said. work hard and succeed in offered another sign of “Right now we are mov- the position and the progress on the first seg- ing forward finding routes school has access to the ment of the northeast sec- and meeting with property right training to get him up tion of a 2,019 mile state owners about acquiring to speed. trail system – the longest right of away,” Erickson The contract renewal state-designated trail in the said. from KOTS 360 Marketing, nation. Paul Anderson, a project LLC, owned by Kathy Five years into the Iron- manager with Coleman Whitburn, was approved Belle Trail project the next Engineering, said he could for another year. She has stage is a trail between not discuss much about the been contracted for her Bessemer and Ramsay, said trail during the design pro- marketing services at Scott Erickson, the city cess. Once the process Gogebic for the last few manager of Ironwood – moves closer to the con- years and has provided the trail authority for Goge- struction phase there will strong marketing material bic county. The segments be announcements, and for the institution in addi- are coming together like that could be around tion to working on our pieces of a puzzle, he said. March 2020, he said. website. The contract will “Everything should be “We are just not able to run from July 1, 2019 designed later this summer give too many details at through June 30, 2020. and then we hope to put this time,” Anderson said. Board members, while out bids over winter and Dakota Hewlett, a expressing confidence in start construction some- spokesperson for the Whitburn, were concerned time in 2020,” Erickson Michigan DNR’s Iron-Belle about the “aggressive” said. project, was in Ironwood nature of colleges compet- The grant applications last week to view the trail ing for the same students. and permit approvals are progress and met with Whitburn agreed to pro- moving forward and the Erickson, Anderson and vide a monthly marketing Michigan Department of various volunteer groups. update for the board going Natural Resources is saying “It was a good trip to see forward to more fully things are looking positive, the trail,” Hewlett said. inform them of marketing he said. Hewlett said the engi- efforts. “We can’t say too much neering has split the Besse- The trustees passed a until everything is mer to Ramsay and Ram- resolution to thank all approved,” Erickson said. say to Wakefield into two instructors who use open Another grant for the construction phases. Once educational resources, trail authority to conduct a the design and engineering which adds up to a sub- study on the section from for those two segments are stantial savings for stu- Ramsay to Wakefield is in completed the project can Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe dents: It reads as follows: progress, he said. There are go after funds to start A BIKE station that is now installed at the Iron Belle Trailhead on Moore Street in “The Gogebic Commu- a motorized and non- development, he said. Bessemer. The city of Bessemer project was possible through a grant from the nity College Board of motorized groups that are The Michigan DNR has Gogebic Range Health Foundation, and will provide ready access to put air in tires, Trustees expresses thanks meeting and offering input, two grant programs that or fix bicycles, according to Bessemer City Manager Charly Loper. to all instructors who have he said. can be utilized for the trail, integrated open education- The end of the fourth he said. The recreation rail line up there but we are recreation projects, he said. project of approximately 10 al resources as part of the phase is a two route trail grant program is a trust going to have to come out of There are also some Iron years, which is also a flexi- classroom experience for between Ramsay and fund for local governments the rail corridor for a cer- Belle – specific funds avail- ble estimate, he said. students. The integration Wakefield, Erickson said. to assist with acquisition of tain portion,” Hewlett said. able, he said. The area volunteer of OER has saved students This routes will involve property and development The Recreation Passport There is no easy answer groups that maintain the thousands of dollars by some private property and of public recreation pro- grant is a similar Michigan to the completion goal of trail deserve a lot of credit the use of OER over tradi- the planning is very prelim- jects. DNR program for local gov- the entire trail project, he for building support or the tional textbook purchas- inary, he said. “A lot of the trail is on the ernments to develop public said. It remains a long term trail, he said. es.” The board officially approved the 80/20 option Smoke from US wildfires boosting health risk for millions for medical benefits out- BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) – could go outside again. lined in Michigan Public Climate change in the “We really needed our Act 152 instead of the hard Western U.S. means more kids to be able to breathe,” cap option for its employ- intense and frequent wild- Montoya said. ees. fires churning out waves of Smoke from wildfires The college and its smoke that scientists say was once considered a employee groups have will sweep across the conti- fleeting nuisance except for been approached by nent to affect tens of mil- the most vulnerable popu- MESSA to review and con- lions of people and cause a lations. But it’s now seen in sider joining an area pur- spike in premature deaths. some regions as a recur- chasing agreement for That emerging reality is ring and increasing public MESSA health insurance. prompting people in cities health threat, said James The pool provides greater and rural areas alike to pre- Crooks, a health investiga- numbers to distribute pare for another summer of tor at National Jewish claims over and has proven sooty skies along the West Health, a Denver medical potential to reduce and sta- Associated Press bilize the rate increases for Coast and in the Rocky MOOSE RUN as a smoky haze from a wildfire on Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula obscures center that specializes in Mountains – the regions respiratory ailments. health insurance provided the Chugach Mountains 60 miles away in Anchorage, Alaska, on Tuesday as seen by MESSA. The plan is a widely expected to suffer from the Moose Run Golf Course. “There are so many most from blazes tied to fires, so many places three-year commitment. All dryer, warmer conditions. researchers. lem is immense: Over the The city’s famous open air upwind of you that you’re affiliated groups and the “There’s so little we can With the 2019 wildfire next three decades, more cable cars shut down. getting increased particle non-affiliated group have do. We have air purifiers season already heating up than 300 counties in the Schools kept children levels and increased ozone agreed to become partici- and masks – otherwise and fires breaking out from West will see more severe inside or canceled classes, from the fires for weeks pants of the proposed plan. we’re just like ‘Please don’t Southern California smoke waves from wild- and a church soup kitchen and weeks,” Crooks said. The trustees approved the burn,’” said Sarah Rochelle through Canada to Alaska, fires, sometimes lasting sheltered homeless people One such place is Ash- Area Purchasing Agree- Montoya of San Francisco, authorities are scrambling weeks longer than in years from the smoke. land, Oregon, a city of ment and all employees who fled her home with to better protect the public past, according to atmo- Montoya’s three chil- about 21,000 known for its will enter into the new her husband and children before smoke again blan- spheric researchers led by dren have respiratory summer-long Oregon health insurance purchas- last fall to escape thick kets cities and towns. Offi- a team from Yale and Har- problems that their doctor Shakespeare Festival. ing group by July 1. smoke enveloping the city cials in Seattle recently vard. says is likely a precursor to During each of the past In other action, the from a disastrous fire announced plans to retrofit For almost two weeks asthma, she said. That two summers, Ashland had board approved: roughly 150 miles away. five public buildings as last year during the Camp would put them among about 40 days of smoke- –a line of credit to bal- Other sources of air pol- smoke-free shelters. Fire , which killed 85 peo- those most at-risk from filled air, said Chris Cham- ance the cash flow of the lution are in decline in the Scientists from NASA ple and destroyed 14,000 being harmed by wildfire bers, wildfire division chief institution during the cal- U.S. as coal-fired power and universities are refin- homes in Paradise, Califor- smoke, but the family was for the fire department. endar year when there is plants close and fewer ing satellite imagery to pre- nia, smoke from the blaze unable to find child-sized Last year, that forced can- an absence of funding older cars roll down high- dict where smoke will trav- inundated the San Francis- face masks or an adequate cellation of more than two- from the State of Michigan ways. But those air quality el and how intense it will co neighborhood where air filter. Both were sold dozen outdoor perfor- and property tax revenue gains are being erased in be. Local authorities are Montoya lives with her out everywhere they mances. Family physician has not been released; some areas by the ill effects using those forecasts to husband, Trevor McNeil, looked. Justin Adams said the –Accounts receivable of massive clouds of smoke send out real-time alerts and their three children. In desperation, her fam- smoke was hardest on his write offs; that can spread hundreds encouraging people to stay Lines formed outside ily ended up fleeing to a patients with asthma and –Summer 2019 Adjunct and even thousands of indoors when conditions hardware stores as people relative’s vacation home in other breathing problems Faculty List; miles on cross-country turn unhealthy. rushed to buy face masks Lake Tahoe. The children and he expects some to see –The MESPA and winds, according to The scope of the prob- and indoor air purifiers. were delighted that they long-term health effects. AFSCME employee group Trump endorses N. contracts. C. Sen. Thom Tillis th RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) – LAKE 4 of July Holiday Hours President Donald Trump GOGEBIC’S Wednesday, July 3rd - Office hours 9am-1pm endorsed North Carolina BESSEMER Sen. Thom Tillis on Tues- Thursday, July 4th - CLOSED day, delivering a signifi- FINEST FLEET Produce • Craft • Flea Market cant political asset for the IS FOR RENT the DAILY GLOBE WILL NOT BE PUBLISHED first-term Republican sena- Every Saturday STARTING JUNE 22ND tor already facing a prima- ADVERTISING DEADLINES through Mid-September, 8am-3pm ry challenge for his reelec- Friday, July 5th Daily Globe Advertising Deadline- tion next year in the close- Located in the Stempihar parking lot ly divided state. Tuesday, July 2 by 4:00pm Trump tweeted his “Full Saturday, July 6th Range Source Edition Deadline- and Total Endorsement” to Friday, June 28th by 4:00pm FEATURING: Tillis, who has faced criti- Lorendo’s Pantry Fresh Produce cisms from members of & Amish Canned Goods the state’s GOP base ques- 20 ft. Pontoons tioning whether he’s given Have a full-throated support to Boat / Motors Craft and Flea vendors welcome the president. License / Cabins Safe and Call Gene at 906-236-4230 Garland Tucker, has Bait / Tackle Happy made Tillis’ initial opposi- Kayaks / Canoes tion to Trump’s emergency Ski’s / Tow Tube 4th of declaration for a U.S.-Mex- Family Fun ico border wall a campaign July! issue. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 2019 9 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES Vandy ace shoots down Michigan NCAA baseball title at stake tonight in Omaha

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) – Vander- to-back batters. bilt’s go-to guy throughout the Philip Clarke’s ninth homer, postseason once again delivered against Angelo Smith, made it 4- a dominant performance. 0. Freshman Kumar Rocker Other than Jeff Criswell, a struck out 11 while pitching 6 starter until the postseason, 1/3 innings of three-hit ball, and Michigan’s bullpen hadn’t been Vanderbilt got to Michigan’s tested until Tuesday. The Wolver- shaky bullpen in a 4-1 win in ines used only three pitchers in Game 2 of the College World winning their first four CWS Series finals Tuesday night. games. The Commodores (58-12), “I thought early we were who set the Southeastern Confer- squeezing it,” Corbin said. “We ence single-season wins record, settled in a little bit better as the forced a winner-take-all Game 3 game went along, and we took on Wednesday night at TD Amer- the runs that were given to us. itrade Park. But at the same time, I thought “We had the right guy on the we hit the ball better from the mound,” Vandy coach Tim fifth inning and on, after Clarkey Corbin said. “I haven’t been hit that home run actually.” around him that long, but I know Rocker worked around two the fibers of the kid. I know how singles, two walks and two errors he’s directed. I know how he through six shutout innings. Jack thinks. I know how he attacks.” Blomgren singled against him Rocker (12-5), who pitched a leading off the seventh and a balk no-hitter against Duke in the put him on second. super regionals the last time the Rocker struck out Joe Dono- Commodores faced elimination, van and then left to an ovation set the tone in another in a line of from the fans behind the Vander- strong performances. Ten of the bilt dugout. 6-foot-4, 255-pound Rocker’s first “It’s comforting as a team to 11 pitches were strikes. have a freshman that can do what Michigan (50-21) failed to he does on a daily basis, on a score in the opening inning for weekly basis,” said Clarke, the first time in its five CWS Vandy’s catcher. “It gives us the games, and five of its first six bat- energy we need, especially on a ters struck out. day like today.” “He’s as advertised,” Michigan Michigan scored its only run coach Erik Bakich said. “He’s got when Ako Thomas greeted closer a special breaking ball that’s Tyler Brown with a base hit. tough to see. You try to sit on a Rocker is 10-1 in his last 11 fastball, and he throws enough of starts, and he’s 4-0 in the NCAA those breaking balls for strikes. Tournament with a 0.96 ERA, 44 You try to sit on the breaking strikeouts, five walks in 28 Associated Press ball, and he gets you with a 95- innings. VANDERBILT PITCHER Kumar Rockeer throws against Michigan in the first inning of Game 2 of the mph fastball.” The Wolverines had two run- NCAA College World Series finals in Omaha, Neb., Tuesday. Redshirt freshman Isaiah ners on base against him in three Paige (4-1), pitching for the first innings, including the fourth, ter who hasn’t had a hit since the mound against Mason Hick- nation in the regionals and super time since June 8 in regionals, when they stranded men at sec- May 4, took Nwogu’s place and man (8-0) in Game 3. regionals. drew the start for Michigan and ond and third. struck out looking in his two at- Bakich said he isn’t worried “I think it only seems fitting worked four-plus innings. “That was a big moment for bats. Bakich said Nwogu proba- about how his team will react. that our team would go to three The problems for the Wolver- me,” Rocker said. bly is out for Game 3 and that The Wolverines have thrived in games,” Bakich said. “That’s just ines started after Paige departed. Michigan lost leadoff man and Riley Bertram, Miles Lewis or high-pressure situations. They kind of been our M.O. here in all The Commodores picked up an designated hitter Jordan Nwogu Clemente would be in the lineup. avoided going 0-2 in the Big Ten these rounds. Just seems like unearned run in the fifth and to a pulled left quad in the third Michigan is playing for its first Tournament with a walk-off win we’re very comfortable in that then Jack Weisenberger, who inning. He was hurt running to national title since 1962, and over Illinois that helped them spot. After the game, just relieved Benjamin Keizer with first on a grounder and had to be Vanderbilt is trying for its first secure one of the final four at- sensed a calmness of our team, two runners on in the sixth, let in helped off the field. since 2014. The Wolverines will large bids in the NCAA Tourna- and they’re excited to play tomor- two runs on wild pitches to back- Dominic Clemente, a .200 hit- send Karl Kauffmann (12-6) to ment. They also fought off elimi- row.” Rangers beat Detroit 5-3, handing Tigers another home loss

Rangers 5, Tigers 3 DETROIT (AP) – Jesse Chavez Texas Detroit pitched into the seventh inning in ab rhbi ab rhbi Choo dh 5110J.Jones cf 4120 his longest outing in over two years, W.Clhun lf 5110Cstllns rf 3020 and the Texas Rangers became the Andrus ss 5120Mi.Cbrr dh 3010 Mazara rf 5021D.Lugo pr-dh 0000 latest visiting team to win in Detroit, Gallo cf 4011Dixon 1b 4000 Frsythe 3b 3111C.Stwrt lf 3000 beating the Tigers 5-3 on Tuesday Odor 2b 3010Goodrum ss 4100 night. Guzman 1b 3122G.Bckhm 2b 4000 Mathis c 4010H.Cstro 3b 2000 Detroit has lost 18 of its last 20 Ro.Rdri ph-3b 2112 home games, and that does not Bo.Wlsn c 4000 Totals 37 5 12 5 Totals 33 362 include a game last month that was Texas 201 001 010 —5 suspended with the Tigers trailing. Detroit 000 001 002 —3 E—S.Greene (1), J.Jones (4), Goodrum (9), Andrus (5). LOB— Chavez (3-2) allowed an Texas 9, Detroit 6. 2B—Gallo (12), Forsythe (16). 3B—J.Jones (2). HR—Guzman (7), Ro.Rodriguez (7). CS—Odor (6). SF— unearned run and five hits in 6 1/3 Forsythe (2), Guzman (3). innings, striking out seven with no IP HRER BB SO Texas walks. The right-hander has pitched Chavez W,3-2 6 1-3 51007 mostly in relief this season, but St. John H,1 2-3 00000 Leclerc 100022 before Tuesday’s game, Texas man- S.Miller 112211 ager Chris Woodward said Chavez Detroit Zimmermann L,0-5 593312 had a chance to pitch five or six Stumpf 111103 Hardy 100001 Associated Press innings if he was efficient. Ni.Ramirez 111000 He surpassed that. This was his S.Greene 110001 DETROIT TIGERS catcher Bobby Wilson, left, and first baseman Brandon Dixon run into each HBP—by Zimmermann (Odor). other as Wilson catches a popup by Texas Rangers’ Rougned Odor during the eighth inning Umpires—Home, James Hoye; First, Mark Carlson; Second, Tuesday in Detroit. Tripp Gibson; Third, Chris Segal. TIGERS — page 10 T—2:47. A—18,952 (41,297). Italy beats China 2-0, reaches first quarterfinal since 1991 MONTPELLIER, France (AP) China had only allowed one ations. It can’t only depend on – Italy made its case to be con- goal in its three group stage myself.” sidered a contender in the games but the talented Italian Playing its first World Cup in Women’s World Cup after a con- attack broke down the vaunted 20 years, Italy had already sur- vincing 2-0 win over China on defense. passed expectations by winning Tuesday night. Valentina Giacinti scored in its group ahead of Brazil and Aus- Coach Milena Bertolini the 15th minute. Aurora Galli’s tralia before topping China with believes Italy is set to play in its long strike put the result beyond relative ease. first quarterfinal since 1991 doubt four minutes after halftime The Italians have advanced in because her players are striving at the stiflingly hot Stade de la style, deploying an attack with for a goal that goes beyond the Mosson. three forwards that hasn’t cost it final result. Italy will play the Netherlands at the back. Italy has scored nine “They have a mission. Their on Saturday in Valenciennes after goals in its three wins in the tour- mission is to try and have the Ital- the Dutch beat Japan 2-1 on Tues- nament, while the only two goals ian public to discover and appre- day night. Germany and Sweden it has conceded have come on Associated Press ciate the women’s game,” Bertoli- will meet in the other quarterfi- penalties. CHINA’S WU Haiyan, left, shoots the ball next to Italy’s Aurora ni said. “This aspect helps you nal on Italy’s side of the bracket. Giacinti said the secret to Galli during the Women’s World Cup round of 16 at Stade de la because it allows you to find that China coach Jia Xiuquan Italy’s success is in the smallest Mosson in Montpellier, France, Tuesday. Italy won 2-0. extra energy and motivation. I seemed to put his future in doubt of gestures. really believe this side has after his team exited with just one “This win was absolutely cru- needed for victory. near the touchline, she raced allowed the women’s game to goal scored in the tournament, cial as a squad as a whole,” Giac- There was nothing subtle down the flank and found Bar- break new ground back home.” saying “maybe it is time to take a inti said. “We try to have a smile about Giacinti in the early stage bara Bonansea, who waited to Italian viewers have had good break.” on our face regardless of the cir- of the match. find left back Elisa Bartoli joining reason to tune in. While the “I believe the World Cup is a cumstances. I think it is impor- The forward was a force as she the move. Bartoli’s shot was men’s team failed to qualify for big stage and it makes us realize tant to help one another on the threatened on two occasions blocked by China goalkeeper last summer’s World Cup in Rus- our shortcomings,” Jia said pitch without shouting. Catching before she sparked the chance Peng Shimeng but Giacinti sia, the women are proving to be through a translator. “To improve someone’s eye or smiling can that ended in her goal. pounced on the loose ball and a revelation in France. Chinese football it requires gener- produce those fine margins” After pressuring to win a ball drove it home. l 10 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Hayley Wickenheiser headlines 2019 Hockey Hall of Fame class “It is richly was finishing LaFleur and 10 years in n Nedomansky, deserved that up final Wayne Gret- Detroit with a Rutherford played she is one of exams at zky, it’s unbe- 9 7 - 1 6 5 - 4 3 for Red Wings the newest m e d i c a l lievable,” Car- record and a members of school. bonneau said. 3.69 GAA in By STEPHEN WHYNO the Hockey Zubov put Nedoman- 314 games, AP Hockey Writer Hall of Fame,” up 888 points sky helped recalled going Hayley Wickenheiser was a c h a i r m a n in 1,232 NHL C z e c h o s l o - to the Hall of lock to make the Hockey Hall of L a n n y games for the vakia earn the Fame induc- Fame in her first year of eligibili- M c D o n a l d Dallas Stars, 1968 Olympic tion ceremony said. “When P i t t s b u r g h silver medal in Toronto as ty and is the headliner of the Haley Sergi Vaclav Jim induction class of 2019. Wickenheiser you win seven Zubov Penguins and Nedomansky and the 1972 Rutherford a kid and how The Canadian hockey star was world champi- New York world champi- surreal it is to announced as part of the six- onships as Rangers and onship. He become a part member class Tuesday that one of the key players and cap- won the Stanley Cup twice. The was the first player to defect from of it. includes former NHL players tain and when you win four Russian defenseman also won the other side of the Iron Curtain, “It was day where I thought, Sergei Zubov and Guy Carbon- Olympic gold medals, have a sto- the 1992 Olympic gold medal started in the World Hockey ‘Man, this is really special,’” neau, Czech hockey star Vaclav ried career both on the women’s and 1989 world junior gold Association and went on to Rutherford said. “Now here I Nedomansky and sport builders side and play on the men’s side in medal and waited seven years for record 278 points in 421 NHL am.” Jim Rutherford and Jerry York. Finland, that should tell you in this call. games with the Detroit Red York coached Bowling Green In 79 international games over itself where she was looked upon “Olympics, Stanley Cups – Wings (1977-1982), St. Louis and Boston College to five nation- 21 seasons, Wickenheiser record- and revered by the rest of the this one is truly special,” Zubov Blues and Rangers. al titles and has the most wins of ed 58 goals and 88 assists for 146 hockey world.” said. “You realize you’ve done “When I made the decision in any active NCAA Division I men’s points. She won four Olympic Wickenheiser won three something in your life that you ‘74 to finish my dream, I jumped hockey coach. He said he was gold medals, seven world cham- Women’s World Hockey League can be proud of.” right into it and I’m so happy I flabbergasted by his election to the pionship golds, one Olympic sil- titles and a Canadian Women’s Carbonneau was a teammate did that,” Nedomansky said. hall and thought he was getting a ver and six world championship Hockey League title. She was of Zubov’s on the 1999 NHL Rutherford, a longtime general robocall Tuesday when the Hall silvers. invited by the Philadelphia Flyers champion Stars and also won the manager of Hartford of Fame was trying to reach him. Wickenheiser on Nov. 18 will to training camp in 1998 after the Stanley Cup with the Montreal Whalers/Carolina Hurricanes “I had to sit down I was so be the seventh woman to go into Nagano Olympics, and Wicken- Canadiens in 1986 and 1993. He and Pittsburgh Penguins, built excited,” York said. the hall, joining Canadians heiser is currently assistant direc- was a three-time Selke Trophy teams that won the Cup in 2006, Among those passed over by Angela James, Geraldine Heaney, tor of player development for the winner as the league’s best defen- 2016 and 2017. He is one of two the selection committee this year Danielle Goyette and Jayna Hef- Toronto Maple Leafs. sive forward. GMs in NHL history to win the were Daniel Alfredsson, Jeremy ford and Americans Cammi She was unavailable to “Just to be on the same list as Cup with two different teams. Roenick, Rod Brind’Amour and Granato and Angela Ruggiero. reporters Tuesday because she guys like Jean Beliveau, Guy Rutherford, who played goalie for Alexander Mogilny. 2019-20 Detroit Vogelbach’s homer Scoreboard Red Wings lifts Mariners to first N.Y. Mets at Philadelphia, 1:05 p.m. Toronto at Saskatchewan, 7 p.m. NCAA College p.m. QUARTERFINALS Pittsburgh at Houston, 2:10 p.m. Transactions At TDWorld Ameritrade Series Park Omaha Saturday, June 29 BASEBALL Schedule Seattle at Milwaukee, 2:10 p.m. At Houston Omaha, Neb. BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Desig- interleague win Atlanta at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 Haiti vs. Canada, 7 p.m. nated LHP Sean Gilmartin for All Times EDT p.m. Mexico vs. Costa Rica, 9:30 p.m. All Times Eastern Championship Series assignment. Claimed RHP Tayler Washington at Miami, 7:10 p.m. (Best-of-3) Sunday, June 30 Scott off waivers from Seattle. Sent Oct. 5 at Nashville, 8 p.m. MILWAUKEE (AP) – Daniel Vogelbach hit a two-run L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 8:40 Monday, June 24 At Philadelphia RHP Nate Karns and OF DJ Stewart Oct. 6 Dallas, 7 p.m. p.m. Michigan 7, Vanderbilt 4 Group C first place vs. Group D to the GCL Orioles for rehab assign- homer to lift the Seattle Mariners to an 8-3 win over the Arizona at San Francisco, 9:45 second place, 5:30 p.m. Oct. 8 Anaheim, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 25 ments. Signed RHP Garrett Farmer p.m. Oct. 10 at Montreal, 7 p.m. Milwaukee Brewers on Tuesday night for their first inter- Vanderbilt 4, Michigan 1, seried Group D first place vs. Group C and LHP Dillon McCollough to minor second place, 8 p.m. Oct. 12 Toronto, 7 p.m. league win in five tries this season. tied 1-1 Women’s World Cup league contracts. Wednesday, June 26 ROUND OF 16 SEMIFINALS BOSTON RED SOX — Optioned Oct. 15 at Vancouver, 10 Marco Gonzales (9-6) pitched five innings to earn his Michigan (49-21) vs. Vanderbilt Saturday, June 22 Tuesday, July 2 RHP Josh Smith to Pawtucket (IL). p.m. fourth consecutive win for the Mariners, who are play- (58-12), 7 p.m. At Grenoble, France At Glendale, Ariz. Reinstated RHP Steven Wright from Oct. 17 at Calgary, 9 p.m. Germany 3, Nigeria 0 Houston quarterfinal winners, 10 the restricted list. Transferred RHP At Nice, France p.m. Nathan Eovaldi to the 60-day IL. ing at Miller Park for the first time since 2010. Four AmericanAll Times LeagueEDT Oct. 18 at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Norway 1, Australia 1, Norway Wednesday, July 3 Signed RHP Mason Duke to a minor East Division Mariners’ reliev- Mariners 8, Brewers 3 wins 4-1 on penalty kicks At Nashville, Tenn. league contract. Oct. 22 Vancouver, 7:30 W L Pct GB Seattle Milwaukee Philadelphia quarterfinal winners, DETROIT TIGERS — Assigned p.m. ers shut out the New York 51 28 .646 — Sunday, June 23 ab rhbi ab rhbi 9 p.m. RHP Carlos Torres outright to Tole- Tampa Bay 45 34 .570 6 At Valenciennes, France Oct. 23 at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Brewers over the M.Smith cf 5110Grandal c 5111 England 3, Cameroon 0 CHAMPIONSHIP do (IL). Boston 44 37 .543 8 Oct. 25 Buffalo, 7:30 p.m. J.Crwfr ss 5122Yelich rf 5000 Sunday, July 7 HOUSTON ASTROS — final four innings. Toronto 29 51 .363 22½ At Le Havre, France Do.Sntn rf 3111Braun lf 5230 France 2, Brazil 1, OT At Chicago Optioned LHP Reymin Guduan and Oct. 27 St. Louis, 5 p.m. Baltimore 22 57 .278 29 Vglbach 1b 4112Mstakas 3b-2b 4010 Monday, June 24 Semifinal winners, 9 p.m. RHP Rogelio Armenteros to Round Oct. 29 Edmonton, 7:30 After the Brew- Central Division Au.Nola 1b 0000Aguilar 1b 4021 At Reims, France Rock (PCL). Reinstated OF George WLPct GB p.m. ers got a run in Narvaez c 4110Gamel cf 4010 United States 2, Spain 1 WNBA Springer and RHP Collin McHugh Minnesota 51 27 .654 — All Times EDT K.Sager 3b 4120H.Perez 2b-ss 3000 from the 10-day IL. Nov. 1 at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. the first, the Cleveland 43 36 .544 8½ At Paris EASTERN CONFERENCE Wllmson lf 3110Davies p 1000 Sweden 1, Canada 0 LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Sent Nov. 2 at Florida, 7 p.m. Chicago 36 41 .468 14½ WLPct GB Mariners scored D.Grdon 2b 5121Wodruff ph 1000 Connecticut 92.818 — SS Andrelton Simmons to Inland Detroit 26 48 .351 23 Tuesday, June 25 Nov. 4 Nashville, 7:30 p.m. Gnzales p 2000A.Wlkrs p 0000 Washington 73.700 1½ Empire (Cal) for a rehab assign- four times in the Kansas City 28 52 .350 24 At Montpellier, France Nov. 6 at N.Y. Rangers, 8 Gearrin p 0000T.Shaw ph-3b 1000 Italy 2, China 0 Chicago 63.667 2 ment. West Division third off Milwau- Austin. p 1000Arcia ss 3000 At Rennes, France Indiana 57.417 4½ MINNESOTA TWINS — Signed p.m. WLPct GB Bass p 0000Nelson p 0000 Netherlands 2, Japan 1 New York 37.300 5½ RHP Cody Allen to a minor league Nov. 8 Boston, 7:30 p.m. kee starter Zach Houston 50 30 .625 — T.Bckhm ph 1011Thames ph 1000 Atlanta 27.222 6 contract. Texas 43 36 .544 6½ QUARTERFINAL Nov. 10 Vegas, 5 p.m. Festa p 0000Ju.Grra p 0000 NEW YORK YANKEES — Rein- Davies (7-2). J.P. Oakland 42 38 .525 8 Thursday, June 27 WESTERN CONFERENCE Totals 37 8 12 7 Totals 37 382 stated 1B/OF Kendrys Morales from Nov. 12 at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Los Angeles 39 40 .494 10½ At Le Havre, France W L Pct GB Crawford drove in Seattle 004 210 001 —8 Norway vs. England, 2 p.m. CDT Seattle 74.636 — the 10-day IL and designated him for Nov. 14 at Los Angeles, Seattle 36 47 .434 15½ Milwaukee 100 020 000 —3 Friday, June 28 Las Vegas 54.556 1 assignment. Recalled LHP Stephen a run with a triple Monday's Games 10:30 p.m. E—Moustakas (5), Davies (2), J.Crawford (7), K.Seager (5). Minnesota 65.545 1 Tarpley from Scranton/Wilkes-Barre N.Y. Yankees 10, Toronto 8 At Paris Nov. 16 at San Jose, 10:30 and Domingo DP—Milwaukee 2. LOB—Seattle 11, Milwaukee 9. 2B—M.Smith France vs. United States, 2 p.m. Los Angeles 46.400 2½ (IL). Signed RHP Nelson Alvarez to Boston 6, Chicago White Sox 5 (11), Do.Santana (17), K.Seager (5), D.Gordon (7), Braun 2 (14), CDT Phoenix 35.375 2½ a minor league contract. p.m. Santana plated Cleveland 3, Kansas City 2, 10 Gamel (10). 3B—J.Crawford (1). HR—Vogelbach (19), Grandal Dallas 26.250 3½ OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Nov. 19 Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. innings Saturday, June 29 another with a (18). S—Gonzales (1). At Valenciennes, France Tuesday’s Games Selected the contract of SS Taylor Tuesday's Games Nov. 21 at Columbus, 7 p.m. IP HRER BB SO Italy vs. Netherlands, 8 a.m. CDT Minnesota 78, Indiana 74 Motter from New Britain (Atlantic). double off the N.Y. Yankees 4, Toronto 3 Seattle Seattle at Las Vegas, late TAMPA BAY RAYS — Signed Nov. 23 at New Jersey, 7 San Diego 8, Baltimore 3 At Rennes, France Gonzales W,9-6 583204 Germany vs. Sweden, 11:30 a.m. OF Izzy Wilson to a minor league p.m. glove of Milwau- Boston 6, Chicago White Sox 3 Wednesday’s Games Gearrin 2-3 00010 CDT Washington at Chicago, 12 p.m. contract. Kansas City 8, Cleveland 6 Nov. 24 Carolina, 7 p.m. kee shortstop Austin.Adams H,6 1 1-3 00003 Connecticut at Dallas, 8 p.m. TEXAS RANGERS — Optioned Texas 5, Detroit 3 SEMIFINAL Nov. 27 Toronto, 7 p.m. Bass 100010 LHP Kyle Bird to Nashville (PCL). Orlando Arcia. Houston 5, Pittsburgh 1 Tuesday, July 2 Thursday’s Games Festa 100002 Las Vegas at Los Angeles, 10:30 Reinstated OF Joey Gallo from the Nov. 29 at Philadelphia, 4 Minnesota 9, Tampa Bay 4 At Lyon, France Vogelbach capped Milwaukee Le Havre winner vs. Paris winner, p.m. 10-day IL. p.m. Seattle 8, Milwaukee 3 Davies L,7-2 466424 2 p.m. CDT ATLANTA BRAVES — Optioned it with his 19th Oakland 7, St. Louis 3 Nov. 30 Washington, 7 p.m. A.Wilkerson 221121 MLS LHP Grant Dayton and RHP Chad Cincinnati at L.A. Angels, late Wednesday, July 3 All Times EDT homer, a two-run, Nelson 220042 At Lyon, France Sobotka to Gwinnett (IL). Recalled Dec. 2 N.Y. Islanders, 7:30 Wednesday's Games EASTERN CONFERENCE Ju.Guerra 121100 Valenciennes winner vs. Rennes RHP Kyle Wright from Gwinnett. p.m. 419-foot shot into Chicago White Sox (Lopez 4-7) at W LTPts GF GA Umpires—Home, Sam Holbrook; First, Jim Wolf; Second, winner, 2 p.m. CDT Reinstated LHP Sean Newcomb Boston (Sale 3-7), 1:05 p.m. Philadelphia 944 31 31 20 Dec. 7 Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Chad Whitson; Third, Andy Fletcher. from the 7-day IL. the second deck Toronto (Thornton 2-5) at N.Y. THIRD PLACE Montreal 873 27 21 28 Dec. 10 at Winnipeg, 8 T—3:38. A—28,468 (41,900). CINCINNATI REDS — Sent 2B Yankees (Paxton 5-3), 1:05 p.m. Saturday, July 6 D.C. United 746 27 23 18 in right. Scooter Gennett to Louisville (IL) for p.m. Kansas City (Junis 4-6) at Cleve- At Nice, France Atlanta 852 26 19 11 Semifinal losers, 10 a.m. CDT a rehab assignment. Dec. 12 Winnipeg, 7:30 p.m. Seattle added two more runs in the fourth, aided by land (Bauer 5-6), 1:10 p.m. New York 763 24 27 19 COLORADO ROCKIES — Sent San Diego (Strahm 2-6) at Balti- CHAMPIONSHIP NYC FC 518 23 23 17 Dec. 14 at Montreal, 7 p.m. shoddy fielding by the Brewers. Mac Williamson drew a LHP Harrison Musgrave to Albu- more (Bundy 3-9), 3:05 p.m. Sunday, July 7 Toronto FC 574 19 26 28 querque (PCL) for a rehab assign- Dec. 15 Los Angeles, 7 p.m. lead-off walk, reached second on one throwing error Texas (Minor 7-4) at Detroit At Lyon, France Chicago 467 19 25 24 Semifinal winners, 10 a.m. CDT ment. Dec. 17 Columbus, 7:30 (Boyd 5-5), 7:10 p.m. Orlando City 573 18 22 21 and scored on another. A second run came across on a MIAMI MARLINS — Optioned Oakland (Anderson 0-2) at St. Columbus 5 10 2 17 16 25 p.m. CONCACAF Men’s RHP Jeff Brigham to New Orleans Crawford’s ground out. Louis (Wainwright 5-6), 7:15 p.m. New England 484 16 17 33 Dec. 21 at Toronto, 7 p.m. (PCL). Reinstated 1B Neil Walker Cincinnati (Roark 5-6) at L.A. GoldAll Times Cup EDT Cincinnati 3 12 2 11 14 35 from the 10-day IL. Sent LHP Caleb Dec. 22 Arizona, 7 p.m. Dee Gordon’s run-scoring double in the fifth extend- Angels (TBD), 8:07 p.m. x-advanced to quarterfinal WESTERN CONFERENCE Smith to Jacksonville (SL) for a Dec. 28 at Florida, 7 p.m. Pittsburgh (TBD) at Houston GROUP A WLTPts GF GA ed the lead to 7-1. rehab assignment. (Valdez 3-3), 8:10 p.m. GP WDLGF GA Pts LA FC 11 14 37 39 13 Dec. 29 at Tampa Bay, 7 MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Yasmani Grandal hit a solo homer and Jesus Aguilar Seattle (TBD) at Milwaukee x-Mexico 330013 29 LA Galaxy 10 61 31 24 19 Agreed to terms with LHP Ethan p.m. (Houser 2-1), 8:10 p.m. x-Canada 320112 36 Seattle 745 26 26 21 had a run-scoring single for Milwaukee in the fifth off Small on a minor league contract. Dec. 31 San Jose, 7:30 p.m. Tampa Bay (Morton 8-1) at Min- Martinique 31025 7 3 FC Dallas 764 25 25 22 NEW YORK METS — Sent RHP Gonzales, who gave up eight hits and three runs. nesota (Odorizzi 10-3), 8:10 p.m. Cuba 3003017 0 Houston 743 24 21 18 Jan. 3 at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Noah Syndergaard to Brooklyn Thursday's Games Saturday, June 15 Minnesota 673 21 23 25 Jan. 5 at Chicago, 7:30 p.m. Davies gave up six hits and six runs in four innings. (NYP) for a rehab assignment. Tampa Bay at Minnesota, 1:10 At Pasadena, Calif. Salt Lake 682 20 22 28 Signed OF Jake Mangum and RHP Jan. 7 Montreal, 7:30 p.m. p.m. Canada 4, Martinique 0 San Jose 564 19 23 27 Nick MacDonald. Jan. 10 Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Texas at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. Mexico 7, Cuba 0 Kansas City 457 19 27 27 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Pittsburgh at Houston, 2:10 p.m. Wednesday, June 19 Vancouver 467 19 19 22 Jan. 12 Buffalo, 5 p.m. Up next Optioned RHP Enyel De Los Santos Seattle at Milwaukee, 2:10 p.m. At Denver Portland 572 17 23 26 Mariners: Seattle will use a yet-to-be announced to Lehigh Valley (IL). Selected the Jan. 14 at N.Y. Islanders, 7 Oakland at L.A. Angels, 10:07 Martinique 3, Cuba 0 Colorado 494 16 27 36 contract of RHP Fernando Salas p.m. opening pitcher before turning to Wade LeBlanc (4-2, p.m. Mexico 3, Canada 1 NOTE: Three points for victory, from Lehigh Valley. Transferred OF Jan. 17 Pittsburgh, 7:30 5.44 ERA). LeBlanc is 4-1 with a 3.82 ERA in 13 career Sunday, June 23 one point for tie. Saturday, June 22 Andrew McCutchen to the 60-day IL. NationalAll Times League EDT At Charlotte, N.C. p.m. LA Galaxy 2, Cincinnati 0 Sent OF Adam Haseley to Reading appearances against Milwaukee. East Division Canada 7, Cuba 0 Jan. 18 Florida, 7 p.m. FC Dallas 3, Toronto FC 0 (EL) for a rehab assignment. WLPct GB Mexico 3, Martinique 2 Brewers: Adrian Houser (2-1, 2.27) will make his Real Salt Lake 1, Chicago 1, tie ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Jan. 20 at Colorado, 3 p.m. Atlanta 47 33 .588 — GROUP B Colorado 2, Vancouver 2, tie Optioned LHP Genesis Cabrera to Jan. 22 at Minnesota, 8 p.m. third start of the season, replacing struggling Jimmy Philadelphia 41 38 .519 5½ GP WDLGF GA Pts x-Haiti 33006 2 9 Portland 4, Houston 0 Memphis (PCL). Placed RHP Jor- Jan. 31 at N.Y. Rangers, 7 Nelson in the rotation. Houser has made 14 relief Washington 38 40 .487 8 dan Hicks on the 10-day IL, retroac- New York 37 43 .463 10 x-Costa Rica 32017 3 6 Sunday, June 23 Sporting Kansas City 1, Colum- tive to Sunday. Recalled RHPs p.m. appearances this season. Miami 30 47 .390 15½ Bermuda 31024 4 3 bus 0 Daniel Ponce de Leon and Dominic Feb. 1 N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Central Division Nicaragua 30030 8 0 Wednesday, June 26 Leone from Memphis. WLPct GB Sunday, June 16 Feb. 3 Philadelphia, 7:30 Philadelphia at New England, 7 WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Chicago 43 36 .544 — At San Jose, Costa Rica p.m. when shortstop Elvis p.m. Optioned RHP Kyle McGowin to Tigers Milwaukee 42 37 .532 1 Haiti 2, Bermuda 1 Portland at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Fresno (PCL). Assigned RHP Erick Feb. 6 at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Andrus’ throw to first got St. Louis 40 38 .513 2½ Costa Rica 4, Nicaragua 0 Atlanta at Toronto FC, 8 p.m. Fedde to Fresno. Selected the con- Feb. 7 at Columbus, 7 p.m. Cincinnati 36 40 .474 5½ Thursday, June 20 away for an error. Orlando City at D.C. United, 8 tract of RHP Fernando Rodney from Pittsburgh 36 41 .468 6 At Frisco, Texas Feb. 9 Boston, 12:30 p.m. p.m. Fresno and LHP Jonny Venters from From page 9 Guzman hit a sacrifice West Division Haiti 2, Nicaragua 0 Feb. 11 at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Costa Rica 2, Bermuda 1 Vancouver at FC Dallas, 9 p.m. Harrisburg (EL). Transferred RHP WLPct GB Jeremy Hellickson to the 60-day IL. longest outing since he fly in the eighth. Monday, June 24 Houston at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Feb. 13 at New Jersey, 7 Los Angeles 54 26 .675 — American Association went seven innings on Rodriguez hit a two- Colorado 41 37 .526 12 At Harrison, N.J. Friday, June 28 p.m. Chicago at New York, 8 p.m. CHICAGO DOGS — Signed C Arizona 40 40 .500 14 Bermuda 2, Nicaragua 0 Feb. 15 at Boston, 1 p.m. June 16, 2017. Los Angeles FC at Colorado, 10 Mitchell Kranson. run homer with two outs San Diego 39 40 .494 14½ Haiti 2, Costa Rica 1 p.m. MILWAUKEE MILKMEN — Feb. 16 at Pittsburgh, 12:30 Ronald Guzman home- in the ninth to make it 5-3. San Francisco 33 44 .429 19½ GROUP C Saturday, June 29 Signed OF Jeff Chandler. p.m. Monday's Games GP WDLGF GA Pts Cincinnati at Minnesota United, 4 BASKETBALL red for Texas, and Ronny The Rangers were with- Philadelphia 13, N.Y. Mets 7 x-Jamaica 31204 3 5 Feb. 18 Montreal, 7:30 p.m. p.m. MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES Chicago Cubs 8, Atlanta 3 El Salvador 21101 0 4 Rodriguez went deep in out Asdrúbal Cabrera, Montreal at Atlanta, 6 p.m. — Named Pablo Prigioni assistant Feb. 21 at N.Y. Islanders, 7 Arizona 8, L.A. Dodgers 5 Curacao 31112 2 4 Philadelphia at New York City coach. p.m. the ninth inning for who was starting a three- Colorado 2, San Francisco 0 Honduras 20022 4 0 FC, 7 p.m. HOCKEY Tuesday's Games Monday, June 17 Feb. 23 Calgary, 7 p.m. Detroit. game suspension for hit- Houston at New England, 7:30 NHLPA — D Brooks Orpik Philadelphia 7, N.Y. Mets 5 At Kingston, Jamaica Feb. 25 New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. announced his retirement. Jordan Zimmermann ting an umpire with equip- San Diego 8, Baltimore 3 El Salvador 1, Curacao 0 Orlando City at Columbus, 7:30 ARIZONA COYOTES — Traded p.m. Washington 6, Miami 1 Jamaica 3, Honduras 2 (0-5) allowed three runs in ment. p.m. D Kevin Cannauton to Colorado for Feb. 27 Minnesota, 7:30 Atlanta 3, Chicago Cubs 2 Friday, June 21 Toronto FC at D.C. United, 8 p.m. F Carl Soderberg. five innings. Detroit has Houston 5, Pittsburgh 1 At Houston p.m. LA Galaxy at San Jose, 10 p.m. BOSTON BRUINS — Signed D Seattle 8, Milwaukee 3 El Salvador 0, Jamaica 0 Feb. 29 at Ottawa, 7 p.m. lost five straight and nine Curacao 1, Honduras 0 Sporting Kansas City at Real Salt Steven Kampfer to a two-year con- Transactions Oakland 7, St. Louis 3 tract extension. Tuesday, June 25 Lake, 10 p.m. March 2 Colorado, 7:30 p.m. of 10. The Tigers announced L.A. Dodgers at Arizona, late MINNESOTA WILD — Named At Los Angeles Vancouver at Seattle, 10 p.m. March 6 Chicago, 7:30 p.m. Colorado at San Francisco, late Matt Hendricks assistant director of Nomar Mazara opened that they have agreed to Cincinnati at L.A. Angels, late Jamaica 1, Curacao 1, tie Sunday, June 30 March 8 Tampa Bay, 5 p.m. FC Dallas at Portland, 11 p.m. player development. terms with right-hander Wednesday's Games Honduras vs. El Salvador, 10 March 10 Carolina, 7:30 the scoring for Texas with p.m. ST. LOUIS BLUES — Signed San Diego (Strahm 2-6) at Balti- coach Craig Berube to a three-year Ted Stuka, their 14th- GROUP D All TimesCFL EDT p.m. an RBI single in the first, more (Bundy 3-9), 3:05 p.m. contract extension. GP WDLGF GA Pts East Division March 12 at Washington, 7 and Logan Forsythe added round pick in this year’s L.A. Dodgers (Gonsolin 0-0) at TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING — Arizona (Clarke 1-3), 3:40 p.m. x-U.S.A. 220010 06 WLT Pct PF PA p.m. x-Panama 22006 2 6 Hamilton 2001.000 87 31 Signed F Nolan Foote to a three- a sacrifice fly later that draft. Colorado (Marquez 7-3) at San year, entry-level contract. March 14 at Tampa Bay, 4 Francisco (Samardzija 4-6), 3:45 Guyana 20022 6 0 Ottawa 2001.000 76 69 inning. Joey Gallo – back Trinidad 20020 8 0 Montreal 010.000 25 32 SOCCER p.m. p.m. MLS — Added a second game to Tuesday, June 18 Toronto 010.000 14 64 March 16 Florida, 7:30 p.m. from the injured list N.Y. Mets (Vargas 3-3) at the one-game suspension of New Up next Philadelphia (Pivetta 4-2), 7:05 p.m. At St. Paul, Minn. West Division March 20 at Arizona, 10:30 after missing over three Rangers: Mike Minor Panama 2, Trinidad and Tobago WLT Pct PF PA England G Matt Turner for violent Washington (Corbin 6-5) at Miami conduct. p.m. (7-4) starts for Texas on (Gallen 0-0), 7:10 p.m. 0 Edmonton 2001.000 71 48 weeks with a left oblique United States 4, Guyana 0 Winnipeg 1001.000 33 23 CINCINNATI — Recalled D March 21 at Vegas, 10 p.m. Oakland (Anderson 0-2) at St. Logan Gdula from Hartford (USL Wednesday night against Saturday, June 22 Calgary 010.000 28 32 strain – added an RBI Louis (Wainwright 5-6), 7:15 p.m. Championship). March 24 at Boston, 7 p.m. Atlanta (Keuchel 0-1) at Chicago At Cleveland Saskatchwn 020.000 58 67 double to make it 3-0 in the Tigers. Panama 4, Guyana 2 BC 020.000 46 72 NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION March 26 Philadelphia, 7:30 Cubs (Darvish 2-3), 8:05 p.m. — Named Dave van den Bergh p.m. the third. Tigers: Detroit sends Cincinnati (Roark 5-6) at L.A. United States 6, Trinidad and Thursday, June 27 Tobago 0 Edmonton at Winnipeg, 8:30 p.m. assistant coach. Angels (TBD), 8:07 p.m. SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES — March 28 Washington, 7 Guzman hit a solo Matthew Boyd (5-5) to the Wednesday, June 26 Friday, June 28 Pittsburgh (TBD) at Houston Signed F Carlos Fierro. p.m. homer in the sixth. Detroit mound. Boyd has quality (Valdez 3-3), 8:10 p.m. At Kansas City, Kan. Montreal at Hamilton, 7:30 p.m. Trinidad and Tobago vs. Guyana, Saturday, June 29 COLLEGE March 31 at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Seattle (TBD) at Milwaukee OKLAHOMA STATE — Named answered with a run in starts in 10 of his 16 starts (Houser 2-1), 8:10 p.m. 6:30 p.m. BC at Calgary, 7 p.m. April 2 at Toronto, 7 p.m. Panama vs. United States, 8:30 Monday, July 1 Cannen Cunningham assistant April 4 Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. the bottom of that inning, this year. Thursday's Games men’s basketball coach. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 2019 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Overcoming insensitivity in life Dear Annie: I endured a very traumatic childhood. I was verbally abused. I was physically abused. I was sexually abused and raped. I’m writing because I want to know the best way to respond to ignorant and insen- sitive remarks about my childhood. I have Dear been told, “just leave it in the past”; “focus Annie on the positive”; “it’s all a mindset”; “for- give and forget”; and “just let it go.” I don’t feel angry at these people for their important letter. Having to endure any remarks. I know they are trying to help type of trauma is awful and potentially an and that they just don’t understand. ongoing process. It is insensitive for some- People don’t understand that the trau- one to convey the message that you should matic events I endured as a child will stay “get over it.” My guess is that these words with me for the rest of my life. I have night- come from a place of their not knowing mares and flashbacks all the time. I could what type of trauma you experienced, or THE PAJAMA DIARIES be doing anything and, all of a sudden, a what grief feels like. If they did know what horrible memory or image pops into my you went through, they might give you a head. With therapy, I have learned to cope huge motherly hug and just hold you, or and push aside these memories, but they they might know that you need space and keep coming back. That is why I can’t just time. leave it in the past or forget about it. All I You are correct that the memory of the can do is learn to cope. trauma will never go away, but with a good I feel that trauma is much like grief. For therapist, which you seem to have, you instance, I have lost my father, my brother, could find both physical and mental and my niece. The two seem similar in that release. Somatic Healing is a great option grief stays with you for the rest of your life. in helping with PTSD and can lessen some You’ll always miss your loved one. Grief MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM of the nightmares and flashbacks. strikes you at any moment just like trau- Your letter will help other people ma. Grief is painful and difficult to understand trauma better. Good luck to endure. 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by Eve Glazier, M.D. & Elizabeth Ko, M.D.

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Be sure to relax l 14 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 2019 NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Father-daughter border drowning highlights migrants’ perils MEXICO CITY (AP) – in is when he tried to reach The man and his 23- her, but when he tried to month-old daughter lay grab the girl, he went in face down in shallow water further ... and he couldn’t along the bank of the Rio get out,” Ramírez told AP. Grande, his black shirt “He put her in his shirt, hiked up to his chest with and I imagine he told him- the girl’s head tucked self, ‘I’ve come this far’ and inside. Her arm was decided to go with her.” draped around his neck From the scorching suggesting she clung to Sonoran Desert to the fast- him in her final moments. moving Rio Grande, the The searing photograph 2,000-mile U.S.-Mexico of the sad discovery of border has long been an at their bodies on Monday, times deadly crossing captured by journalist Julia between ports of entry. A Le Duc and published by total of 283 migrant deaths Mexican newspaper La Jor- were recorded last year; the nada, highlights the perils toll so far this year has not faced by mostly Central been released. American migrants fleeing In recent weeks alone, violence and poverty and two babies, a toddler and a hoping for asylum in the woman were found dead United States. on Sunday, overcome by According to Le Duc’s the sweltering heat; else- reporting for La Jornada, where three children and Óscar Alberto Martínez an adult from Honduras Ramírez, frustrated died in April after their raft because the family from El capsized on the Rio Salvador was unable to pre- Grande; and a 6-year-old sent themselves to U.S. from India was found dead authorities and request earlier this month in Ari- asylum, swam across the zona, where temperatures Associated Press river on Sunday with his routinely soar well above THE BODIES of Salvadoran migrant Oscar Alberto Martínez Ramírez and his nearly 2-year-old daughter Valeria daughter, Valeria. 100 degrees Fahrenheit. lie on the bank of the Rio Grande in Matamoros, Mexico, Monday after they drowned trying to cross the river to He set her on the U.S. The search for Martínez Brownsville, Texas. Martinez’ wife, Tania told Mexican authorities she watched her husband and child disappear bank of the river and start- and his daughter was sus- in the strong current. ed back for his wife, Tania pended Sunday due to Vanessa Ávalos, but seeing darkness, and their bodies vador on April 3 and spent to be seen whether it may per day previously to some- the day they made the him move away the girl were discovered the next about two months at a shel- have the same impact in times just a handful at decision to cross. The threw herself into the morning near Matamoros, ter in Tapachula, near Mex- focusing international some ports of entry. Tamaulipas official said waters. Martínez returned Mexico, across from ico’s border with attention on migration to The Tamaulipas govern- the father and daughter set and was able to grab Vale- Brownsville, Texas, several Guatemala. the U.S. ment official said the fami- off from a small park that ria, but the current swept hundred yards from where “I begged them not to “Very regrettable that ly arrived in Matamoros abuts the river. Civil them both away. they had tried to cross and go, but he wanted to scrape this would happen,” Mexi- early Sunday and went to defense officials arrived at The account was based just a half-mile from an together money to build a can President Andres the U.S. Consulate to try to the scene at 7 p.m. Sunday on remarks by Ávalos to international bridge. home,” Ramírez said. Manuel Lopez Obrador get a date to request asy- and later took the wife to police at the scene – “amid Tamaulipas immigra- “They hoped to be there a said Tuesday in response to lum. The mother is 21 the shelter. tears” and “screams” – Le tion and civil defense offi- few years and save up for a question about the photo- years old and the father “It’s a horrifying image,” Duc told The Associated cials have toured shelters the house.” graph. “We have always was 25, he added. Maureen Meyer, a special- Press. beginning weeks ago to El Salvador’s foreign denounced that as there is But waits are long there ist on immigration at the Details of the incident warn against attempting to ministry said it was work- more rejection in the Unit- as elsewhere along the bor- Washington Office on were confirmed Tuesday by cross the river, said to be ing to assist the family ed States, there are people der – last week a shelter Latin America, which advo- a Tamaulipas government swollen with water including Ávalos, who was who lose their lives in the director said only about 40 cates for human rights in official who was not autho- released from dams for irri- at a border migrant shelter desert or crossing” the to 45 asylum interviews the region, said of the pho- rized to discuss the matter gation. On the surface, the following the drownings. river. were being conducted in tograph. “And I think it publicly and spoke on con- Rio Grande appears placid, The bodies were expected There was no immediate Matamoros each week, speaks so clearly to the real dition of anonymity, and by but strong currents run to be flown to El Salvador comment from the White while somewhere in the risks of these U.S. pro- Martínez’s mother back in beneath. on Thursday. House. neighborhood of 800-1,700 grams that are either El Salvador, Rosa Ramírez, “It is a very deep, very The photo recalls the U.S. “metering” policy names were on a waiting returning people back to who spoke with her daugh- dangerous river,” Le Duc 2015 image of a 3-year-old has dramatically reduced list. Mexico seeking asylum or ter-in-law by phone after- said. Syrian boy who drowned the number of migrants It’s not clear what hap- in this case limiting how ward. Ramírez said her son in the Mediterranean near who are allowed to request pened to the family at the many people can enter the “When the girl jumped and his family left El Sal- Turkey, though it remains asylum, down from dozens U.S. Consulate, but later in U.S. every day.” Adoptive Pets at HOPE Animal Shelter 7 Days A Week • 2:00pm-5:00pm • 906-932-1511• www.myhopeanimalshelter.org MMEEYYEERR TENNESSEE GGUUNNNNEERR CCHHAANNCCEE

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