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I DeFazio and Robinson run up funds for Peter DeFazio Art Robinson campaigns in congressional battle U.S. Representative, Candidate for 4th Congressional U.S. Representative, BY DANIEL SIMMONS-RITCHIE District, Oregon 4th Congressional The World District, Oregon Democrat It’s Round 2, and if the Republican fight’s anything like the last one, it could cost $4 million. What’s the As November’s election Total raised: $828,653 Total raised: $601,644 nears, Peter DeFazio and Art legal limit? Spent Unspent Spent Unspent Robinson are rolling up their Laws on campaign dona- sleeves for another spending tions differ between states $377,592 $451,061 $574,870 $26,774 war for southwestern Oregon’s and the federal government. congressional seat. In a federal election, donors DeFazio beat Robinson in have three major ways to con- Donations from individuals Donations from individuals 2010 (54 percent to 45 per- tribute: Total: $415,694 Out-of-state Total: $576,658 Oregon cent), but victory didn’t come I Candidate: An individual $50,010 $71,341 cheap. His Republican chal- (person or business) can give Donation size Donation size lenger, aided by a New York up to $2,500 to a candidate’s 12.34% $2,000 – $2,500 19.71% $2,000 – $2,500 20.6% investor, outspent the Democ- campaign committee during 26.8% an election cycle. 0% $1,500 – $1,999 1.04% $1,500 – $1,999 rat incumbent by 45 percent. Each candidate predicts I PAC: An individual also 8.71% $1,000 – $1,499 73.2% 11.5% $1,000 – $1,499 79.4% this election will rival the last can give to a political action 10.51% $500 – $999 9.35% $500 – $999 for campaign donations. And, committee. A PAC pools contributions from different donors 68.43% $1 – $499 Oregon 58.4% $1 – $499 each candidate predicts, it will Out-of-state and channels them to single $136,303 $274,834 include a flood of special or multiple candidates. Includes all Data on state of origin is Includes all Data on state of origin is interest money. individual unavailable for donations individual unavailable for donations Companies, advocacy donations less than $200 donations less than $200 ‘He’s played the game’ groups, and unions usually Robinson, a chemist from form PACs. For most PACs, an Donations from committees Donations from committees Cave Junction, said DeFazio’s individual can give a maximum of $5,000 each year. Total: $396,805 Oregon None received campaign is fueled by unions I Super PAC: An individual $2,500 and corporations he has can give an unlimited amount Large industry donors Includes all 0.6% favored in his 25 years in office. committee Support from Super PACs to a Super PAC. This is a new Transport unions donations “He’s played the game,” $51,000 $29,280 Spending by independent Robinson said. type of PAC that was formed entities not included in total “When a lobbyist comes to after a 2010 decision by the Railroads U.S. Supreme Court. $46,750 his office and they want some- Super PACs are prohibited Out-of-state Republican Super PAC Inc. thing, he gives them some- Building trade unions $394,305 (Indiana based) from directly donating to can- $38,500 thing.” 99.4% $29,280 Out-of-state DeFazio responds that he didates. However, Super PACs Air transport 100% gives no special favors and his can spend unlimited amounts on their behalf, so long as they $35,500 donations are from varied don’t co-ordinate their actions sources, unlike Robinson’s. Industrial unions with candidates’ campaign $25,000 “Let’s look: I have $4,000 committees. North Bend from Realtors,”he said. “There Coos Bay are 12,500 Realtors in Oregon. Support from Super PACs OREGON No support received 4th Congressional District SOURCE:FEC, Jan. 1, 2011 to June 30, 2012 location By Daniel Simmons-Ritchie and Jeff Trionfante, The World SEE CAMPAIGN | A10 Fishers to Wyden: No war talk in GOP speech Debris poses peril A Republican convention first since ’52 WASHINGTON (AP) — With The Romney strategy reflects the weak public BY JESSIE HIGGINS America embroiled in its longest support for the Afghanistan war, fatigue over a The World armed conflict, Mitt Romney became the decade of terrorism fears and the central role of first Republican since 1952 to accept the economy in the campaign. But it was still a CHARLESTON — We’ve all heard the predictions: his party’s nomination without remarkable shift in tone for a party that, even in Tsunami debris is piling up along the Oregon coast, and mentioning war. times of peace, has used the specter of war to call winter storms should blow in even more. Three election cycles after the for greater military spending and tough foreign State and federal agencies and nonprofit groups are 2001 terrorist attacks, neither policy. preparing to deal with the onslaught as it hits the beach. Romney nor his running mate, Rep. Candidates Barry Goldwater and Richard But Friday afternoon, several local fishermen told U.S. Paul Ryan, had anything to say about Nixon criticized the handling of the Vietnam Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Portland) they are more concerned terrorism or war while on their War. Bob Dole said the way to prevent conflict is about debris still at sea. party’s biggest stage. The only one who did to prepare for more, greater wars than a country “When this shows up, it is going to change how we Thursday was actor Clint Eastwood, who will need to fight. Ronald Reagan warned that a operate,”said Paul Merz, a Charleston-based fisherman. won cheers for suggesting invading weak nation would tempt the Soviet Union. Merz said debris the size of the 47-ton Japanese dock Afghanistan was a mistake and calling for “Four times in my lifetime America has gone that landed on Agate Beach in June could easily wipe out an immediate withdrawal of troops — a line to war, bleeding the lives of its young men into that might have earned boos and catcalls SEE WYDEN | A10 four years ago. SEE SPEECH | A10

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C M C M Y K A2 •The World • Saturday, September 1,2012 Y K South Coast Managing Editor James Casey • 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local Boaters rescue Pets of the Week Marriages capsized sailors The following couples have Joshua Perkins of North Moore both of Salem. filed for marriage licenses at Bend and Stephanie Rae of Daniel Hogan and Jessica the clerk’s office at the Coos Coos Bay. Sackett both of Coos Bay. THE WORLD County Courthouse in Derek Coonfare of Coos David Schlosser and Eliz- abeth Byerly both of North Five people, including a 2- Coquille. Bay and Chelsea Pierson of Bend. year-old child, were rescued Edward Perry and Alvene North Bend. by good Samaritans after Vitek both of North Bend. Austin Hensley and their boat capsized Thursday Andrew Piper and Froukje Mindy Tweed both of North near Charleston Harbor. Vanlanen both of Myrtle Bend. Divorces The 13-foot boat capsized Point. Gary Haga and Jacqelyn around 1 p.m. due to heavy Peter Church and Jessica Pankey both of North Bend. The following people have Kaltenbach both of Coos Bay. Austin Stevens and Whit- winds and waves. The child Jack Dumpster filed for divorces at the clerk’s was wearing a life jacket and Jordan Coggins and Mariah ney Johnson both of office at the Coos County Chambers both of Lakeside. Coquille. nobody was injured. Pacific Cove Humane Society Courthouse. The other four on board Douglas Grisham of Lake- Mathew Wilbanks and David Elliott of Bandon and were identified as Allen Tron, Pacific Cove Humane Society is featuring a bunny and dog side and Lovonne Pritchard Brandy Robert both of Coos Monica Elliott of Coos Bay. 55; Sonya Whynot, 44; Tyler of the week, available for adoption through its “People-to- of Pahrump, Nev. Bay. Sean Erickson of Bandon Tron, 26; and Allena Hay- People” pet-matching service. Eric Aleskus and Hilary Blake Winfrey and Nicole and Regine Erickson of Ban- ward, 21. I Jack is a good looking black bunny with a great disposi- Wallace both of Coos Bay. Taylor both of Coos Bay. don. All five were visiting from tion. He’s very affectionate. He gets along with cats, dogs and Joseph Schnur and Hang Cody Murphey of Lapine Isaac Linville of Coos Bay Klamath Falls and were people of all ages. He’s almost litter box trained and prefers to Thi Ha both of Bandon. and Malisa Weber of Coos and Tiffany Robertson of camping at Bastendorff be inside, though best not left out of his cage if he’s alone. Brent Reese and Erin Bay. Coos Bay. County Park. I Dumpster is a sweet natured, 7-month-old, black and O’Connell both of Bandon. Christopher Penuel and Duane Mardock of Coos The Coast Guard recov- white male mix that will be neutered soon. He was rescued Justin Tobey and Karley Hazel Darling both of North Bay and Michele Mardock of ered the capsized boat. The from a dumpster when just a few weeks old. Great with cats, Swanson both of North Bend. Redmond. Coos County sheriff’s office dogs and people of all ages. He’s very affectionate. Bend. Joseph Gray and Ashley David Robert of Cornelius is continuing the investigate Evaluation required. For information about adoptions, call Teddy Stallard and Amy Murphy both of North Bend. and Wanda Robert of Coos the incident. 541-756-6522. Kinyon both of Powers. Joseph Clack and Jana Bay. Births Thefts & Mischief BAY AREA HOSPITAL Logan of North Bend. COOS BAY of Noble Avenue. Road. 2200 block of Newmark Avenue. Irelynn Pearle Wallace was born Kimber Faye Dean was born at Aug. 29, 7:14 a.m., criminal tres- Aug. 29, 2:27 p.m., theft, 1000 Aug. 30, 12:22 p.m., child abuse, Aug. 30, 3:50 p.m., shoplifter, at 7:27 p.m. on Aug. 8, 2012, 9:07 p.m. on Aug. 10, 2012, pass, 800 block of Elrod Avenue. block of South First Street. 500 block of South Main Street. 1700 block of Virginia Avenue. 9 weighing 7 pounds, 4 ounces. weighing 7 pounds, 8 ⁄10 Aug. 29, 7:56 a.m., unlawful entry Aug. 29, 2:47 p.m., shoplifter, Aug. 30, 12:36 p.m., criminal mis- Aug. 30, 9:24 p.m., man arrested ounces. Parents are Tyler Wal- Parents are Seth Dean and Hay- into a motor vehicle, 1200 block Walmart, 2051 Newmark Ave. chief, 600 block of Montgomery for criminal trespass, 1700 block lace and Tiffany Ruddell of Coos ley McKinley of North Bend. of Fenwick Avenue. Aug. 29, 3:27 p.m., harassment, Avenue. of Virginia Avenue. Bay. Elinor Belle Combs was born at Aug. 29, 8:54 a.m., burglary, 1000 800 block of Pacific Avenue. Aug. 30, 1:25 p.m., assault, 1100 Emerson Kayte Crochetier was 4:28 a.m. on Aug. 11, 2012, block of Ingersoll Avenue. block of South First Street. COQUILLE 1 Aug. 29, 3:33 p.m., fraud, Wal- born at 6:17 a.m. on Aug. 9, weighing 5 pounds, ⁄4 ounce. Aug. 29, 1:10 p.m., disorderly con- Aug. 29, 8:55 a.m., unlawful entry mart. Aug. 30, 1:41 p.m., harassment, 2012, weighing 5 pounds, 14 Parents are Andrew and Andrea duct, 200 block of state High- into a motor vehicle, 1300 block 1200 block of 10th Street. ounces. Parents are Russell and Combs of Myrtle Point. Aug. 29, 3:35 p.m., dispute, Wood- way 42. Kelsy Crochetiere of Coquille. of Sanford Avenue. land Drive and Ocean Boulevard. Aug. 30, 2:32 p.m., fight, 1000 Severa Raejean Sharma Chaco Aug. 30, 10:59 a.m., theft, first Aug. 29, 9:01 a.m., theft, 900 Aug. 29, 4:40 p.m., assault, 900 block of South Broadway. Kendall William Joseph Poe was was born at 3:56 p.m. on Aug. block of state Highway 42. block of South Fourth Street. block of Newmark Avenue. Aug. 30, 2:57 p.m., unlawful entry born at 3:16 a.m. on Aug. 10, 11, 2012, weighing 2 pounds, 15 6 into a motor vehicle, 400 block 2012, weighing 7 pounds, 13 ⁄10 Aug. 29, 9:12 a.m., unlawful entry Aug. 29, 5:11 p.m., theft, 100 ounces. Parents are August and of North Bayshore Drive. COOS COUNTY ounces. Parents are Michael Priyanka Chaco of Coos Bay. into a motor vehicle, 1400 block block of North Cammann Street. Poe and Kimberly Schiller of Aug. 29, 2:53 a.m., fight, 63000 of Seagate. Aug. 29, 5:19 p.m., burglary, 1200 Aug. 30, 5:39 p.m., unlawful entry Powers. Lexi Don Wells was born at 8:53 into a motor vehicle, 500 block block of Edward Road. Aug. 29, 9:20 a.m., unlawful entry block of Fenwick Avenue. p.m. on Aug. 11, 2012, weighing of North Cammann Street. Aug. 29, 11:09 a.m., arrest for Danzig Hendrix Zemlicka was 1 into a motor vehicle, 1800 block 5 pounds, 11⁄2 ounces. Parents Aug. 29, 6:17 p.m., dispute, 1500 criminal trespass, Charleston born at 1:35 p.m. on Aug. 10, of Seagate. block of Newmark Avenue. Aug. 31, 12:17 a.m., disorderly 2012, weighing 8 pounds, 6 are Cody and Teresa Wells of conduct, Walmart, 2051 New- boat basin. Aug. 29, 9:53 a.m., theft, 900 ounces. Parents are Eric Zemlic- Coos Bay. Aug. 29, 7:07 p.m., criminal tres- mark Ave. block of Augustine. Aug. 29, 1:03 p.m., criminal tres- ka and Kristie Collins of Port Lukas Daniel Artac was born at pass, 100 block of North Cam- pass, 54000 block of Morrison Orford. 1:52 p.m. on Aug. 12, 2012, Aug. 29, 10 a.m., burglary, 100 mann Street. NORTH BEND Road. block of Central Avenue. Jordan Owen Woods was born at weighing 8 pounds, 11 ounces. Aug. 29, 7:33 p.m., assault, 900 Aug. 29, 7:56 a.m., unlawful entry Aug. 29, 1:13 p.m., criminal tres- 5:23 p.m. on Aug. 10, 2012, Parents are Chris and Robin Aug. 29, 10:03 a.m., unlawful block of West 17th Street. into a motor vehicle, 1800 block pass, state Highway 42 South 4 Artac of Coos Bay. weighing 7 pounds, 7 ⁄10 ounces. entry into a motor vehicle, 900 Aug. 29, 8:03 p.m., dispute, 300 of Roosevelt Street. and Bates Road. block of Sanford Avenue. Parents are Richard Woods and Willow Eve Rasmussen was born block of South Sixth Street. Aug. 29, 8:02 a.m., unlawful entry Aug. 29, 3:55 p.m., burglary, Jessamine Young of Coos Bay. at 10:44 p.m. on Aug. 12, 2012, Aug. 29, 10:42 a.m., unlawful Aug. 29, 10:32 p.m., criminal tres- into a motor vehicle, 400 block 52000 block of Old Broadbent 1 Keiran Meghana Logan was born weighing 6 pounds, 10⁄2 entry into a motor vehicle, 1100 pass, 300 block of South Ninth of Simpson Avenue. Road. ounces. Parents are Joe Ras- block of Fenwick Avenue. at 7:55 p.m. on Aug. 10, 2012, Street. Aug. 29, 10:46 a.m., theft, Harri- Aug. 29, 5:25 p.m., arrest for weighing 5 pounds, 13 ounces. mussen and Shasta Paquin of Aug. 29, 11:41 a.m., unlawful Aug. 30, 4:27 a.m., harassment, son Avenue and Vermont strangulation, 67000 block of Parents are Cale and Tina Bandon. entry into a motor vehicle, 900 2700 block of Woodland Drive. Avenue. Spinreel Road. block of Fenwick Avenue. Aug. 30, 8:51 a.m., fraud, 500 Aug. 29, 11:05 a.m., disorderly Aug. 29, 6:48 p.m., dispute, Aug. 29, 12:15 p.m., shoplifter, 100 block of North Cammann Street. conduct, 2700 block of Virginia Charleston boat basin. block of South Seventh Street. Aug. 30, 9:15 a.m., shoplifter, 100 Avenue. Aug. 30, 10:02 a.m., theft, 66000 Aug. 29, 12:36 p.m., theft, 700 block of South Seventh Street. Aug. 29, 6:31 p.m., harassment, block of Roy Road. block of South First Street. Aug. 30, 11:54 a.m., counterfeit 1700 block of Meade Street. 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TODAY Coquille. Reserve seating, $12.50. Tickets: Bree’s for CB or NB ship didn’t pass Sand Jam 7 9 a.m., Oregon Upscale Resale in Coquille or Dunes Raceway at Box Car, at the door. 541-396-4563, 92799 Trans-Pacific Highway, 541-294-3498 THE WORLD Kyle Daniels, Mike Erbele North Bend. Sign up begins (current city councilor), stranded boat Coos Bay Speedway Circle at 8 a.m. Schedule and infor- Coos Bay’s and North Howard Graham (current mation at 541-480-9338 Track Races, Pit gate noon, front gate 4 p.m., racing 6:30 Bend’s mayors both will run city councilor), Timm Slater. BY JEFF BARNARD someone on the fishing http://www.oregondunesrace- for reelection unopposed Leaving: Janet Rubin (city way.com/ p.m., Coos Bay Speedway, The Associated Press boat that rescued Vasquez, 94320 U.S. Highway 42, Coos Nov. 6. councilor) clearly shows the name Lakeside LIons’ Club All Car, Bay. Cost: adults $10, Sr/mili- Neither Crystal Shoji of Six months after two “Fifty Cent” painted in big Truck & Cycle Show 9 a.m. to tary/student $8, kids under 6 Coos Bay or Rick Wetherell Coos Bay Panamanian fishermen red letters on the bow, 2 p.m., behind Lakeside City free, family pass (two adults will face opposition, but Mayor: Crystal Shoji (cur- died at sea, an American while the photo of the boat Library, 915 North Lake Road, and three students) $25. 541- three councilor’s slots in rent mayor, running unop- cruise line says it has new taken from the deck of the Lakeside. Coffee and donuts 269-2474 each city will be contested. posed) information that contra- Star Princess does not. by donation in the morning All are for four-year tems. City council: Gene Melton dicts claims that one of its The cruise line said it and barbecue lunch: Pulled SUNDAY Here are the races: (current city councilor), ships ignored the drifting had the video and the pork sandwich, $7 or ham- Mike Vaughan (current city fishing boat’s distress sig- photo analyzed by Michael burger, $6. Preregister for Sand Jam 7 9 a.m., Oregon North Bend $10; registration prior to Dunes Raceway at Box Car, councilor), Dennis Dater, nals. Snyder, a retired photo show, $15. Proceeds benefit 92799 Trans-Pacific Highway, Mayor: Rick Wetherell Mark Daily, Kyle Zender, and Princess Cruises said in analyst and photogram- Lions Sight and Hearing pro- North Bend. Sign up begins at (current mayor, running Dax Davidson. a statement Thursday that metry expert from NASA’s gram. Call 541-260-5788 or 8 a.m. Schedule and informa- unopposed) Leaving: Jon Hanson (city it compared a video of the Johnson Space Center, 541-294-1287 tion at 541-480-9338 City council (three seats): councilor) fishermen’s boat when it who concluded that they http://www.oregondunesrace- was found off Ecuador were different boats. Labor Day Regatta 11 a.m., way.com/ with a photograph of the Jeff Gilligan, of North Tenmile Lake, Lake- boat taken by birdwatchers Portland, who took photos side. 541-756-3201 Labor Day Regatta 11 a.m., Home rule charter North Tenmile Lake, Lakeside. aboard the Star Princess of a small boat from the Arts, Wine & Seafood Festival 541-756-3201 off Panama last March and deck of the Star Princess, “Fun in the Sun” 10 a.m. to 5 proposal goes on road concluded they were not said he had no comment on p.m., East 11th Street, Port The Williams Family 11 a.m. and the same. whether it is the same Orford. Arts & crafts, food 6 p.m., Victory Tabernacle The birdwatchers noti- boat. Church, 360 E. Third, Coquille. Proponents of a ballot become an elected position. and wine vendors; Motorcycle measure to govern Coos All the meetings will start fied the ship’s crew that Princess added that the show and shine and Masonic Famlly entertainment. A blend of music, testimony and enter- County with a home rule at 6 p.m. Locations include: men on the small boat were captain of the fishing boat Fresh Fish Fry, noon; live signaling and appeared to that rescued Vasquez gave music, 2 p.m. and art walk, 5- tainment by members of the charter will hold seminars I The Owen Building, Williams family. 541-396-4500 across the region. North Adams and Second be in trouble, but the ship a sworn statement saying 7 p.m. 541-366-1149 never changed course to Vasquez never said any- Arts, Wine & Seafood Festival Five citizens from Ameri- Street, Coquille; Wednesday, Art By The Bay 10 a.m.-7 p.m., cans For Responsive Respon- Sept. 12. help them. Princess, based thing about seeing a cruise Bay Front Loop - Winchester “Fun in the Sun” 10 a.m. to 3 in Santa Clarita, Calif., has ship pass by when he told p.m., East 11th Street, Port sible Representative Govern- I OSU, Myrtle Point; Bay. Live music by The Worn ment will present informa- Tuesday, Sept. 18. said that word never of his ordeal. Out Frets, working artists, Orford. Arts & crafts, food and tion on the 40-page docu- I The Red Lion Motel, 1313 reached the captain, and A drift analysis chart- canine and kids events. wine vendors, Classic car show; Chamber of Commerce ment in four locations. N Bayshore Drive, Coos Bay; the crew on the bridge saw ing the movements of the Port Orford Farmer’s Market 9 Albacore Tuna BBQ, noon; If adopted by voters Nov. Wednesday,Oct. 10. Purchase no signs of distress. two boats by Weather a.m. to noon, Hawthorne open talent show with cash 6, Coos County’s govern- meals starting at 5:15 p.m. Rescued fisherman Routing Inc., a meteoro- Gallery, Battle Rock, Port prizes, 2 p.m. ment will change drastically. I ESD building on Teak- Adrian Vasquez and the logical consulting firm, Orford. 541-287-2000 families of the two fisher- concluded it was unlikely Bandon Feeds the Hungry Vari- Among the changes, voters wood Avenue, Coos Bay; Free admission to Coos Histor- would need to ratify a wide Thursday, Oct. 11; Americans men who died are suing the the Fifty Cent was the boat ety Show Auditions 2:30 p.m., cruise line. sighted by the passengers, ical & Maritime Museum 10 Ocean Crest Elementary array of commissioner deci- for Prosperity meeting, open The video, taken by Princess said. a.m. to 4 p.m. the first Satur- School gymnasium, 1040 sions, and the human to the public. Sandwiches for day of the month with a Allegheny Ave., Bandon. 541- resources director would sale starting at 5:30 p.m.. donation of four non-perish- 347-1585 able food items. Art By The Bay 10-6 p.m., Bay Online poll results Free Roller Skating 3-5 p.m., Front Loop - Winchester Bay, Another wolf pack in Oregon Snoddy Memorial Gymnasi- Live music by Soulpie, working What is a suitable punishment um, Bay Area Church of the artists, canine and kids events. for throwing a kitten from the Nazarene, 1850 Clark St., window of a speeding car? Coos Bay Farmer’s Market 10 GRANTS PASS (AP) — December, that would mark until wolves establish breed- North Bend. Skates provided 2% A small fine, maybe $50. a.m. to 2 p.m., Central Avenue State biologists have identi- a milestone toward taking ing packs there. for all ages. Morgan said he was back- across from visitors center. 21% A big fine. At least $500. fied a new wolf pack in wolves off the state endan- Coos County Democrats elec- northeastern Oregon’s Eagle gered species list. packing on the west side of Coos Bay Speedway Circle Track tion headquarters grand the Eagle Cap Wilderness Races, Pit gate noon, front 40% The person should go to jail. Cap Wilderness. The state wolf plan calls for opening outside Joseph last weekend 4-6 p.m., Pony Vil- gate 4 p.m., racing 6:30 p.m., Oregon Department of delisting the gray wolf after lage Mall, 1611 Virginia Ave., 32% Throw the person out a car when he heard howls, and Coos Bay Speedway, 94320 window, and see how he likes it. Fish and Wildlife wolf coor- four packs successfully pro- North Bend. No charge, U.S. Highway 42, Coos Bay. dinator Russ Morgan said duce pups for three years in a found two adult wolves with refreshments will be served. Cost: adults $10, 5% Who cares? It’s just a cat. Friday that the discovery row.While achieving that goal five pups on the west side of “My What a Circus” or “Keep Sr/military/student $8, kids brings to five the number of would lift the listing the upper Minam River Your Big Hands Off My Big- under 6 free, family pass (two Poll results from 2,364 online respondents. packs with pups. statewide, protections would drainage. May not add up to 100% due to rounding. foot” 8 p.m., Sawdust The- adults and three students) $25. Not a scientific poll. If four of those packs still still be exercised for wolves in atre, 114 N. Adams St., 541-269-2474 By Jeff Trionfante, The World have two pups each by the western third of the state New poll question: What’s your perspective on the What Are YOU What’s Up features one-time events and limited engagements in The World’s cover- Jordan Cove LNG project? age area. To submit an event, email [email protected]. Answer online at Reading? www.theworldlink.com GOGO TunaTuna

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Utilize empty lots money until this project is studied further. How can we believe these people have the Write to us eers for dog parks best interest of the folks of the valley at J heart? The World welcomes letters from readers. Please Regarding the dog park, wanted by many Steve Denny of The Nature Conservancy observe these standards: residents of Coos Bay/North Bend, I think a & doesn’t want our input, because we have I Use your real name. good location would be at the vacant site of concerns about losing the use of our proper- I 400 words maximum. where the fire hall used to be. For some rea- ty. son, the city of Coos Bay already paved a “The impact on individual landowners I Include your address and daytime phone num- Curd is the word path from the corner of where the fire hall would be subject to negotiation on compen- ber for verification. was to where the Lockhart building was and I No defamation, vulgarity or business com- Cheers to Face Rock sation or whatever,”Fred Messerle stated an added wood chips at the corners. We could article in The World. We don’t want complaints. Creamery, which broke make these vacant lots into a dog park! pensation or whatever. We want to garden, I No poetry or religious testimony. They are both connected to each other. ground last week in raise hay and livestock and recreate on our We generally print every letter that meets these This may attract more foot traffic to Central property as it is. Bandon. And Avenue, as well as Anderson Avenue. Just guidelines. Send yours to [email protected], There’s a conflict of interest here for Fred or P.O. Box 1840, Coos Bay, 97420. cheers to think, there are so many dog owners in this Messerle, since he’s a Coos County com- Bandon city area! And after letting their dogs have fun, missioner who should be helping the com- leaders, who they may go walk around downtown and mon folk of Coos County. He’s also a major check out the scene. abundant resources to develop family wage backed the pub- landowner who benefit from this project, We need a dog park, and we have to do and he’s chairman of the Beaver Slough quality job and returning Oregon to its lic-private project despite something with those lots. I'm not sure Drainage District. This project will flood the rightful place as a major player in the Pacif- strident opposition from what the dog owners have in mind for the drainage district. We the people of Winter ic Rim economies. foes of public investment. size of a park, but this is an idea. And make Lake and Garden Valley have paid taxes to His opponent is not in the medical field as sure you have proper disposal bags for is Dr. Roberts, who is eminently qualified to It’s a praiseworthy success this drainage district that they now want to responsible pet owners! flood. deal with current health issues at the fore- story for urban renewal. Austin Hill If this project affects my neighbor front of our public debates. As a doctor, he is Sumner adversely, then it affects me, especially if I uniquely equipped to deal with these issues, Kitty hawks don’t do my part to stop it. with hands on knowledge of what works and Wetlands for the Gail Olsen what does not. Catnip-scented cheers to Coquille His opponent has spent much time in people? Not on your life public education and is deeply beholden to Myrtle Point officials, who This is regarding the Winter Lake Wet- The clear choice for the NEA and other public workers unions, negotiated a deal land project. and is therefore compromised in his ability to reduce a local Leo Kunty of Nahalem Marine kept say- Oregon Senate to impartially look at one of the state’s major ing it was “our” project. It isn’t our project. areas of involvement, education. Dr.Roberts woman’s herd Thank you for allowing me to communi- is a staunch supporter of maximum parental of tabbies. It’s Fred Messerle, Bandon Biota, China cate why I believe Scott Roberts is a superi- Camp Sun Club and Isenhart’s project. Leo choice in education. He believes that while or candidate for Oregon’s Senate District 5. there should be adequate spending for pub- Animal hoarders Kunty has a lot of money to make if this Dr. Roberts is a common-sense commu- always mean well, but they project goes through, since his company will lic schooling, there should also be a level nity leader with his priorities and integrity playing field for all other options. As a father pose a challenge to local do the work. These wealthy landowners firmly in place. Because he is a man of want to turn Winter Lake into a wetland so of four, he has experience with public, pri- officials and neighborhood integrity, my reasons for supporting him are vate and home schooling and is not strapped they will have trading clout with the Oregon his three highest priorities: houses. Department of Fish and Wildlife. to one entrenched model, nor to any union I Improving our economy and promoting contributions to his campaign. They want to reroute China Camp Creek, job creation. He is our best choice. saying it will be put back to its historic flow- Friend of FIDO I Providing accessible health care in an Anita R. Conn way.That’s a fallacy since historically,China affordable and efficient manner. Coos Bay Speaking of pets, cheers Camp Creek went right through Charlie and I Taking substantive steps to improve our and a wag of the tail to Sharon Waterman’s property. education system. Fred Messerle kept saying that they were Beyond that, he is intimately acquainted Recent murder causes Nicole Willis, departing for just in the planning stages, and that is why with the rigors and struggles of everyday life safety concerns Colorado after they haven’t got private landowners more on the Oregon Coast as husband, father, involved. They were set to get grant money community leader, small businessman and a If a man as capable as Randy Harless four years of could be beaten and stabbed to death out- caring for strays from the Oregon Watershed Enhancement professional in the medical field. Board for this project to go forward when we His opponent, as co-speaker of the Ore- side his home, then what does that mean for at the Coos found out about this OWEB meeting by gon house last session, prevented many job the rest of the citizens of Coos County? I County Animal accident. The landowners called an emer- bills from ever hitting the floor of the House personally am thinking of possessing a gency meeting and faxed letters to OWEB. for debate, denying Oregonians the jobs firearm for the first time in my life. This vio- Shelter. And cheers to the lent act of murder is enough to terrify any- devoted volunteers who OWEB had been erroneously led to they would have provided. That was in a believe all the landowners were on board legislative session supposedly dedicated to one! will fill in until a replace- and agreeing with this project. Because of improving our faltering economy. Dr. Judie Shibles ment arrives. our letters, OWEB will not award the grant Roberts has concrete ideas from using our Coos Bay Unappetizing Jeers to the fellow who uri- nated in a Portland reser- voir last year. Officials drained 7.5 million gallons of drinking water. This week the guy got sentenced to community service — in a food bank. Hmmm. Is that really a good place for this guy? Aiming for the sky Cheers for the Coos County airport board’s efforts to establish air service from North Bend to the inland West. Whether destination turns out to be Denver or Salt Lake, a new route would open many opportunities for east- bound travelers. Kudos

Kids on grids Another successful and to Doernbecher Hospital. and we say, let’s have more of this kind of The thump of colliding We want to give a big thank you to the fol- theater. Apparently it drew crowds, because Kool Coastal Nights lowing for their help and support which the night we were there they had a full shoulder pads. The slap of made this sale happen: all the customers, house. The Kool Coastal Cruisers would like to a volleyball drilled across thank the Winchester Bay Merchants Asso- Doug and Christy Brance, Myrtle Point Her- Jim and Nam Hammons the net. Fall ciation for helping to make this year's Kool ald, The World, The Coquille Sentinel, Pepsi North Bend sports are upon Coastal Nights another successful event. It Cola, Wadsworth Garbage Service, city of Coquille, Tony the park caretaker, all the Great success at the us, with all the continues to be one of the best shows on the Oregon Coast, and we thank all of those who vendors. Cardboard Boat Race drama, disci- attend every year, whether you are entering a George L. Johnson pline and dreams of young vehicle or just there to look at them. Coquille The Cardboard Boat Race was a great suc- athletes greeting a new So many people volunteer their time to President cess. Thanks to Mike Mader and Cathy Reiss Coquille Kiwanis Club season. Play fair, kids, and help it all come together, and while you are for getting the boats and paddlers in and out too many to mention, we still want you to of their boats, Wayne Mayer for being our stay safe. know we appreciate you. Our community Particularly impressed announcer, and the Coast Guard Auxiliary has an abundance of kindness, support and for their help recovering the boats and keep- love for activities to keep us going. We with ‘The Liar’ ing the event safe for all. Brian Gilﬁllan was a should be very proud in all that we can Well, the Dolphin Players did it again. We great help judging the boats and making sure accomplish when we come together with the attended the production of “The Liar” at all were “legal.” What do you think? same goals despite our differences. The their new stage in Empire, and were we Joan Anderson, Betsy Carlson and Sue The World welcomes letters. more that are willing to help the less stress- delighted. Though we have never been dis- Allen did a splendid job selling the 50/50 Email us at ful it is on a small group. appointed in any of their productions, this drawing tickets and doing whatever needed [email protected]. So, kudos to all of you from the Kool particular play was outstanding. to be done. Charlie Hill and Jerry Reeder Coastal Cruisers. A French farce, it was verbally stunning, took care of registering the boats and col- Virginia Hert sometimes bawdy, well-paced, and always lecting the money, and Ruth Harris was our Winchester Bay with wit as sharp as rapiers. The actors were photographer this year. And to all the spon- energetic and knew their lines ﬂawlessly, sors too numerous to mention, I wish to Remembering Proceeds will help fund which was in itself amazing. Dorante did an thank you. Your donations and support of the fallen especially good job because he had such an our races made it a success. We hope to see community projects incredible load of dialogue to remember and you again next year for out 14th annual U.S. military death tolls Once again, our annual yard sale at Stur- deliver, which he did with feeling and ges- Cardboard Boat Race. It’s a “boatload of fun in Afghanistan as of Friday: divant Park on Aug. 18, was a success. tures, as every one of the actors did. for all.” The proceeds from the sale go to commu- We laughed and enjoyed ourselves Jonie Reeder 1,973 nity projects, most of them youth programs, immensely. Thank you to everyone involved, Lakeside C M C M Y K Y K

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Darrell Edmond During his life, Darrell North Bend, and Sue and her Randall Leroy Harless his beard, covered a skin Dog toys Noble worked as a butter maker in a husband, Paul Munson of Feb. 28, 1957 - Aug. 25, 2012 condition. Scary looking to creamery and owned and Portland; grandchildren, Kyle most people but after dips Nov. 19, 1924 - Aug. 24, 2012 operated a bowling alley and Noble Walkers-Sheaffer and No public services will be and bumps in his life the last A funeral service to cele- restaurant, a Skelly gas sta- wife, Jill of Portland, Max held for Randall Leroy Har- few years were good for him can have brate the life of Darrell tion and Noble Construction. Munson of Portland, Rochelle less, 55, of Coos Bay. and his family. Edmond Noble, 87, of North In 1962 he moved his Hughes of North Bend, Randall Leroy Harless was The scum-bag coward Bend, will be held at 2 p.m., family to North Bend, where Kingston Noble Hughes of born to Lee and Darlene Har- who did this senseless mur- deadly Tuesday, Sept. 4, at North he worked as a general con- North Bend, Andi Noble of less on Thursday afternoon, der caused Randall to leave Bend Chapel, 2014 tractor for Better Homes. In North Bend, and Hannah Feb. 28, 1957, at McAuley behind his parents, a beloved McPherson Ave. The service 1968 he took the position of Noble of North Bend; sister, Hospital, in Coos Bay. He sister, Vicki Milby of results will be followed by military maintenance director with Maridyth and husband, Lloyd was brought home to 820 Fairview; three neices and honors at Ocean View the North Levezow of North Bend, and Augustine, Coos Bay. This is nephew, Mandi and Jason Cemetery. There will be a Bend School family; along with numerous where he was living a private, Palmer of Eugene, Jeramy viewing starting at 10 a.m., District, a relatives in Oregon and quiet life, taking care of his and Breanna DEAR ABBY: I am writing Thursday, position he Minnesota. parents when he was Patton of hoping to avert another Aug. 30, held for 23 Darrell was preceded in viciously mur- Beaverton, tragedy like we experienced and all day years until death by his parents, two dered on Sat- Sheena and last week. Our German Friday, retiring in brothers and a grandson. urday night, Skyler John- shepherd, Leah, was playing Aug. 31, at 1989. Darrell will be dearly Aug. 25, 2012. son of Coos with a hard rubber ball the North Darrell missed by his family. He was He attended Bay and size of a tennis ball. Some- Bend was proud the center of their lives as school at Mar- Kassandra how, the ball slid down her Chapel. Darrell Noble to have well as a loving husband, ket Street, Greenacres, Milli- and Jason throat. I tried to dislodge it by Darrell was born Nov. 19, served his father, grandfather, brother, coma and graduated from Randall Harless Croff of grabbing and pulling it out, 1924, in Jeffers, Minn., to country and wear the title of uncle and friend to many. Marshfield High School in Greenacres; then I tried the Heimlich Willis and Grace Noble. veteran. He was a lifetime Memorial contributions 1975. He enlisted in the U.S. eight great-neices and maneuver. Neither worked. His family moved to member of the American can be made to the American Marine Corps and after basic nephews; his aunts, Bertie By the time we got Leah to Madison, Minn., where Legion Post No. 34. He was a Legion Post No. 34, 1421 and graduation in San Diego, Harless of Rogue River and the veterinarian, she was Darrell enlisted in the U.S. member of the Coos Bay Elks Airport Way, North Bend, or Calif., he was assigned to the Betty Oyler of Coos Bay; dead. They tried for 25 min- Navy in 1942. He served as a Lodge, 40 & 8, as well as the the Coos Bay Elks Lodge, 265 Air Wing Division. He served uncle, Leland Jamison of utes to revive her. gunner’s mate first class on Veteran’s of Foreign Wars. Central Ave. two and a half years in Oki- Cornelius; special neighbor Leah was a friendly, funny, the destroyer USS McCord, Darrell is survived by his Arrangements are under nawa, Japan working on and who was there when he was loving dog, not yet 2 years in the South Pacific. After wife of 65 years, Loretta; the care of North Bend repairing helicopters. When born, Eva Johnson of Coos old. We miss her terribly. serving his country, he daughters, Brenda Noble of Chapel, 541-756-0440. he was discharged he went to Bay; and numerous cousins Abby, please tell your readers returned to Madison and North Bend, Betty Noble of Friends are relatives are work as a logger for Weyer- and friends. to never, ever let their dog married Loretta Opal Moen. North Bend, Kiz Noble of encouraged to sign the guest- haeuser. In later years he He will be missed very play with any object that fits Together they had five North Bend, Patty and her book at www.coosbayfh.com bought property along the much. into its mouth. If it fits, it can daughters. husband, Jeff Hughes of and www.theworldlink.com. slough and state Highway 42 Arrangements under the lodge in the throat. I don’t and retrieved run-a-way direction of Nelson's Bay want anyone else to experi- logs. Licensed by the state to Area Mortuary, 541-267- ence the pain of losing their brand them as his, he cut, 4216. dog like we lost ours. — delivered and stacked fire- Mary B. (Pieken) Iowa. She married Darrell D. caring mother, grandmother Sign the guestbook at KAREN IN CENTER VAL- wood, mostly to seniors. www.theworldlink.com. LEY, PA. Shannon - McLean Shannon. They would later and great granny grandma. His long hair was a choice, move to Coos Bay where they She will be missed dearly by DEAR KAREN: Please July, 2, 1923 - Aug. 27, 2012 accept my sympathy for the raised their three daughters. all of her friends and family. loss of your beloved pet. A memorial service to cel- Mary cooked for the Coos Mary is survived by her However, ebrate the life of Mary Bay schools until she and daughter, Jacque Shields and Death Notices because you McLean, 89, of Charleston, Darrell purchased a motel in her husband, Butch of DEAR wrote to will take place at 11 a.m. Fri- Gold Beach. She was a suc- Charleston; daughter, Debbie Leota Mae McCullough — with Nelson’s Bay Area ABBY other dog day, Sept. 7, at the Liberti cessful business partner and Turner and her husband, Bob 93, of Bandon, died Aug. 30, Mortuary, 541-267-4216. owners, condo, 63250 Roosevelt Road very active in several organi- of Philomath; grandchildren, 2012, in North Bend. Ernest E. Whitney — 93, take com- in Charleston, with pastor zations including Lions, Elks Troy Shields of Portland, Arrangements are pending of Coos Bay, died Aug. 30, fort in the Don Berney, of New Begin- and the Todd Shields of Bend, Kyle with Myrtle grove Funeral 2012, in Coos Bay. knowledge nings Christian Fellowship, Ophir Turner of Philomath and Service-Bay area, 541-269- Arrangements are pending that you presiding. Some of Mary’s Women’s Shanna (Turner) Allen of 2851. with Coos Bay Chapel, 541- have very favorite dishes will be Club. Fol- Philomath; and great-grand- James Richard Davis — 267-3131. likely saved enjoyed following the cele- lowing Dar- children, Cade, Colby and 70, of Brookings, formerly of another bration of her life. Private rell's death, Carlie Shields of Bend, Coul- Coos Bay, died Aug. 25, 2012, four-footed cremation rites were held at Mary mar- ten and Jasper Turner of in Gold Beach. Arrangements Funerals JEANNE f amily Ocean View Memory Gar- ried George Philomath and Summer and are pending with Coos Bay PHILLIPS member’s dens in Coos Bay with a pri- L. McLean. Hollis Allen of Philomath. Chapel, 541-267-3131. Sunday, Sept. 2 vate inurnment to take place They trav- Mary was preceded in Elaine E. Wolpert — 87,of life. Mary McLean Oma Gene Barringer D E A R at Sunset Memorial Park eled the death by her parents, Coos Bay, passed away Aug. McDonald, 3 p.m., chapel ABBY: My well-meaning Cemetery in Coos Bay at a world and William and Emma Pieken; 29, 2012, in Coos Bay. funeral service, Coos Bay mother continues to give me later date. loved to entertain in their her husbands, Darrell Shan- Arrangements are pending Chapel, 685 Anderson Ave. “classics” from her wardrobe The fourth of five chil- home in Ophir. non and George McLean; her that she no longer wears. I’m dren, Mary was born July 2, Cooking, baking, fudge daughter, Cheryl; and her a size 6 to 8 in my 50s. Mom is 1923, in Messina, Iowa, to making and feeding family four siblings. Hip-hop mogul Chris in her 80s and wears 12 to 14. William Pieken and Emma and friends were the high- Arrangements are under Our sense of style is also not (Martin) Pieken. She passed lights of Mary’s life! She the care of Coos Bay Chapel, Lighty, 44, dies in NYC the same. away peacefully on Aug. 27, most enjoyed her grandchil- 541-267-3131. My problem is, after 2012, in Bandon. dren and great-grandchil- Friends and family are insisting I take these items, At birth, Mary was a mere dren and always had cookies encouraged to sign the online NEW YORK (AP) — Chris ing with pioneers like LL she’ll often ask for them back 2.5 pounds with a strong will awaiting their arrival. guestbook at www.coos- Lighty, a hip-hop mogul who Cool J before starting his several years later. It becomes to survive. She graduated Mary had a positive out- bayfh.com and www.the- helped the likes of Sean own management company, awkward when I must from high school in Atlantic, look on life. She was a loving, worldlink.com. “Diddy” Combs, 50 Cent and Violator. But he was in the explain I gave her clothes Mariah Carey attain not only midst of a divorce and had away. How can I politely stop hit records, but also lucrative been having recent financial her from gifting me these careers outside music, was and personal troubles. items? — NO LONGER HAS Elmyra “Myra” Sebastopol, Calif. After Ben and partner, Leff Lyon, JB found dead in his New York Twitter was abuzz with THEM Elizabeth McWhinney passed away in 1989, Myra Orr and fiance, Crystal City apartment Thursday in condolences just hours after moved to Myrtle Point in Hammer, and Amanda Orr; DEAR NO LONGER HAS Sept. 27, 1924 - Aug. 26, 2012 an apparent suicide. He was the body was found around THEM: Say, “Mom, these 1991, to be closer to family. great-grandchildren, Bailey, 44. 11:30 a.m. things won’t fit me. But I’ll be A celebration of life will be She enjoyed her grand- Brooklyn, Makaia, Riley and He was found at his home “R.I.P. Chris Lighty,” Fat glad to drop them off at a held at 1 p.m. Sunday, Sept. children, great-grandchil- one little girl on the way. in the Bronx with a gunshot Joe posted on his account. charity thrift shop for you.” 16 at Laverne Park, 61217 dren, gardening, music, Myra was preceded in to the head and was pro- “The man that saved my It’s honest, it’s practical, and Fairview Rd, Coquille, for bowling, ballroom dancing, death by her husband, Ben; nounced dead there, police life!” Diddy wrote: “In someone can enjoy them. Elmyra “Myra” Elizabeth c ooking, and her brothers, Warren, said. No note was recovered, shock.” Rihanna posted: DEAR ABBY: My husband McWhinney, 87, of Myrtle bingo, Eugene, Roy and Kenneth but a 9 mm handgun was “Rest peacefully Chris and I have been married three Point. swimming Alford. found and there was no sign Lighty, my prayers go out to years, and we are both lucky Myra was born Sept. 27, and her cat, The family ask that in lieu of forced entry, said Paul family and loved ones! Dear to have families that are kind 1924, in Watsonville, Calif., Tommy. of flowers, memorial contri- Browne, New York police God please have mercy.”And and supportive. However, to Harry and Lavina Alford. Myra was butions be made to Shriners spokesman. The shooting Mary J. Blige wrote: “U never there is one recurring issue She passed away Aug. 26, loved and Hospitals for Children, appears to be self-inflicted, know what can send a person with his family that I find 2012, in Coquille. respected by Office of Development, 2900 authorities said. over the edge or make them annoying. Myra was the youngest of many and Rocky Point Dr., Tampa, FL Lighty had been a part of want 2 keep living. take it Nobody in my husband’s six children and raised in the Myra McWhinney will be 33607. the scene for decades, work- easy on people.” family has a driver’s license mountains above Santa deeply Arrangements are under or owns a car. This includes Cruz, Calif. She married missed by all, young and old. the care of Myrtle Grove his two aunts and mother, Benjamin McWhinney Aug. She is survived by her sis- Funeral Service, 541-369- • Cremation who all live in the same town 19, 1948. They lived in Davis, ter, Dorothy Smith of San 3158. • Funeral Service we do. As the only driver in Calif., while Ben attended Jose, Calif.; daughters, Debra the family, I am regularly UC Davis School of Veteri- Christy of Reno, Nev., Nancy Friends and family are Locally asked to shuttle relatives to nary Medicine. After gradu- Orr and husband, Ross, of encouraged to sign the online “Our family Owned ation, they moved to Daly Myrtle Point; grandchildren, guestbook at www.the- & the doctor, the pet groomer, serving your family” Operated the grocery store, etc. City,Calif., and eventually to Rachele Orr-Summerville worldlink.com. Abby, none of them have 541-267-4216 405 Elrod • Coos Bay John & Tanya Nelson any physical or mental dis- home in North Bend, with his his wife, Linda; daughter, ability that prevents them Jeffery Ray Ford June 15, 1950 – Aug. 25, 2012 wife, Linda and daughter, Tiffani, son-in-law, Mikel; from driving. We live in a city Tiffani by his side, after a stepson, Aaron; stepdaugh- with a number of cab compa- At his request a private brief battle with cancer. ter, Jessica; and seven grand- nies that serve the area. I family service will be held for Jeff grew up in Grants Pass children, Seth, Trevor and work hard so I can pay my car Jeffery Ford, 72, of North and graduated from Grants Lauren Erdman, Jordon, insurance bills, my car pay- Bend at the time of his Pass High School in 1968. He Dominic and Dane Connell ments and buy gas to get to inurnment at the Roseburg then joined the U.S. Navy and Cecil Daley. where I need to. I’m starting National Cemetery. A gath- and served in Vietnam until He will always be remem- to resent being asked to drive ering of all Jeff’s friends and 1973. He settled on the bered and loved in our hearts three able-bodied adults who family for the scattering of southern Oregon coast and missed greatly by many are perfectly capable of driv- his ashes will take place at 2 where he worked and friends and family. ing themselves or taking a p.m. Saturday, Sept. 15, on enjoyed his life. Jeff loved Arrangements are under taxi. the Rogue River at Foster Bar. golfing, fishing, hunting the direction of Myrtle Grove Am I being inconsiderate? Jeff was born June 15, 1950, and spending time with his Funeral Service-Bay Area, Is there a way to politely con- in Medford, the son of Gaston family. 541-269-2851. Noorthrth BendBend ChapelChapel vey that I do not wish to play and Joann Ford. He passed Jeff is survived by his par- Sign the guestbook at Cremationremation & FFuneraluneral SServiceervice chauffeur? — DRIVEN away Aug. 25, 2012, at his ents, Gaston and Joann Ford; www.theworldlink.com. 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C M C M Y K Saturday, September 1,2012 • The World • A7 Y K Nation Ex-Marine kills two people before killing himself

BY KATIE ZEZIMA “I do not believe that they were specifically targeted. I The Associated Press The Associated Press believe everybody in the Officials remove hard drives from a Pathmark grocery store where three people died in an early morning shooting in Old Bridge, N.J., Friday. OLD BRIDGE, N.J. — An store was a target,” said ex-Marine wearing military Kaplan. clothing opened fire on more The gunman then killed What happened? Who was this marine? than a dozen co-workers at a himself, said Kaplan. New Jersey supermarket He did not release the An ex-Marine wearing military clothing opened fire on more than a dozen A law enforcement official briefed on the investigation identified him as early Friday, killing two of name of the suspect, but a co-workers at a New Jersey supermarket early Friday, killing two of them and Terence Tyler, an ex-Marine who was discharged in 2010. The official spoke to them and himself, authori- law enforcement official himself, authorities said. The 23-year-old man left his shift at a Pathmark The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because his agency is not in ties said. briefed on the investigation store and returned a half hour later with a handgun and an AK-47. charge of the investigation. The 23-year-old man left identified him as Terence his shift at a Pathmark store Tyler, an ex-Marine who was says he served in the Marines uneasy vibe,”she said. drinks. He was a normal kid. escaped gunfire, Niccollai in Old Bridge Township discharged in 2010. The offi- on the exact dates of the She had worked on the He didn’t start no fights. He said, when an assistant man- around 3:30 a.m. and cial spoke to The Associated shooter has this slogan: “Be overnight shift Thursday didn’t seem crazy,” said ager, “who I would view as a returned a half-hour later to Press on condition of optimistic. All the people night into Friday morning Acheantong, 25, of Old hero,” helped many workers the closed store with a hand- anonymity because his you hate are going to eventu- before switching a few weeks Bridge. to get out of the store gun and an AK-47 assault agency is not in charge of the ally die.” ago. John Niccollai, president through the back door. rifle, Middlesex County investigation. Tyler moved to an apart- “Right now, all I know is of a foodworkers union that Kaplan and police walked Prosecutor Bruce Kaplan Tyler, an infantryman ment near the Pathmark ear- what keeps coming into my represents some store through the shooting scene said. About 12 to 14 workers from Brooklyn, never served lier this summer, neighbors mind,” she said. “That employees, said Pathmark at the supermarket Friday were still there. overseas, said Marine said. Co-workers said he had could’ve been me.” officials and workers told morning, with two long win- The man fired at least 16 spokeswoman Capt. Kendra been only working at the Tyler spent the July 4 him the gunman wore mili- dows in the front completely rounds from the rifle at the Motz. She wouldn’t com- store for a few weeks. weekend drinking at Jersey tary clothing and had just shot through. Police kept first workers he saw, killing ment on the circumstances Pathmark worker Miranda shore bars with Manase punched out for the night onlookers away; a number of an 18-year-old woman and a of his discharge. Miranda said she steered Acheantong, who said Tyler before coming back into the vehicles were in the parking 24-year-old man as other At the top of a Facebook clear of Tyler. “The way he was his friend’s cousin. store and opening fire. lot outside, along with police workers hid, Kaplan said. page for a Terence Tyler who looked at me, he gave me an “We went out. We had Many of the employees cars. Iowa woman’s ‘loans’ cost friends $730,000

BY RYAN J.FOLEY The Associated Press “There are no greater relatives or friends than you both. Because of you, I am IOWA CITY, Iowa — making a dream come true” Investigators say a $730,000 Beverly De Ronde swindle started with a sweet Con Artist pitch: an Iowa woman sent friends hand-written notes asking for loans so she could surprise her husband with greater relatives or friends she used the money to buy ney representing her in a per- wouldn’t need that many De Ronde was a good worker gifts for his birthday or their than you both. Because of herself antiques, jewelry, sonal bankruptcy case didn’t thousands of dollars for an and a fun person who liked to anniversary. you, I am making a dream Rolex watches and other immediately return a phone anniversary gift. But she said tell stories and often went Beverly De Ronde, 60, of come true,” she wrote to one items and then borrowed message. she hadn’t given him any- boating and snowmobiling in Pella, would explain that she couple. more to partially pay off earli- “She said she needed the thing big and she wanted to Wisconsin. wanted to buy tools or equip- In a federal indictment er debts. money because she had to buy him some tools.” Van Dusseldorp said she ment while there was a big unsealed Thursday, prosecu- De Ronde has been charged buy some anniversary present Van Dusseldorp said she figured that her friend would sale. She promised to pay the tors say the letters were part with 12 counts of mail fraud for her husband. I was pretty knew De Ronde because they pay her back with the $4,000 loans back soon with interest of a seven-year scheme in and ordered to appear Sept. dumb about that,” said Eliza- both worked at a company promised interest, although — but told friends and family which De Ronde conned co- 19 in federal court in Des beth Van Dusseldorp, 86, of that prints the local weekly all she ever received were gifts to keep the arrangement workers, relatives, friends Moines for an arraignment. Pella, who loaned De Ronde newspaper in Pella, a city of of five $100 bills and a $100 secret so her husband would- and acquaintances through- Her phone rang unanswered more than $41,000 in 2009. 10,000 about 45 miles south- gift certificate to a grocery n’t find out. “There are no out southern Iowa. They say Friday morning,and an attor- “I should have known you east of Des Moines. She said store. How do voters assess candidates’ ‘2 visions’?

BY PAULINE ARRILLAGA ing” with a tag line that tion should remain legal or The Associated Press jeered, “Imagine how stupid not, or whether taxes should you are going to look in 40 be reduced for all or raised It’s the mantra we will years.” for the richest. It’s about the hear endlessly in the coming On this and so many other underlying philosophies weeks: Americans face a issues this election year, it upon which they’ve built “stark choice” come seems harder to find that their own lives and that they, November. It is a choice, as middle-ground gray when therefore, want to see President Barack Obama has our debates seem so very reflected in their government said repeatedly, “between black or white. and, yes, in their president. two fundamentally different It’s true that partisan Rita Ferrandino of Saraso- visions” for our country. Or polarization on basic policy ta, Fla., knows clearly the The Associated Press as newly anointed Republi- questions is at its highest kind of America she wants to Football players take the field for practice at the new $60 million new football stadium at Allen High School can nominee Mitt Romney point in 25 years, according live in: A nation where Tuesday in Allen,Texas. has said from the stump, to the nonpartisan Pew everyone gets a place at the “President Obama’s vision is Research Center. Put simply, table and a chance to suc- very different — and deeply where once Americans who ceed, regardless of race, flawed.” call themselves “Republi- creed or how much money is Texas school to open $60M It may all sound like the can” or “Democrat” saw in your wallet. She is a first- kind of rhetoric we hear more eye-to-eye on issues generation American born to every four years. But this such as the environment or Italian immigrants — her year, analysts, polls and even government’s role in helping father was a barber, her football field of dreams the politicians themselves the poor, their viewpoints mother a bookkeeper — and keep telling us: The are far more at odds. The she recalls fondly growing up BY NOMAAN MARCHANT officials and team supporters country. Collin County, “visions” really are more largest divide now centers on in a central Pennsylvania The Associated Press defend, saying the stadium which includes Allen and acutely divergent because the scope and role of govern- immigrant town where will serve as a community other Dallas suburbs, is one our differences as Americans ment. everyone took care of each ALLEN, Texas — Call it centerpiece and source of of the wealthiest areas of are, too. That makes for “a world of other. the palace of high school pride for years to come and Texas — and home to some of So how do these opposing difference” between the par- If her parents couldn’t world views look through the ties, the candidates and their afford to buy her a new dress, football: A gleaming $60 will more than pay the costs the state’s top football teams. eyes of the voters who will ideas, says political scientist a neighbor would be ready million facility with seats for of operating it. About 63 percent of voters 18,000 roaring fans, a 38- “There will be kids that choose? William Galston, a Brookings with a hand-me-down. The supported a $119 million Look no further than a Institution fellow studying Catholic church she grew up foot-wide high-definition come through here that will bond package in 2009. Con- video screen, corporate be able to play on a field that neighborhood Chick-fil-A the implications of this in taught her about family struction on the stadium sponsors and a towering only a few people will ever restaurant to see how our polarization. “It’s not just in values but also about social upper deck. get the chance to play in,” began a year later. District contrary notions about just the numbers” of where each justice — “helping your Welcome to the new home said Wes Bishop, the father officials went with more one topic — gay marriage — side would spend, cut or tax. brother,”she remembers. of Eagles Football. of a junior linebacker on the expensive concrete seating played out this summer. Per- “It’s also in the underlying Ferrandino made her way As school districts across team and head of the local over all-aluminum benches, haps you were one who stood theories of how the world through college on a scholar- the country struggle to retain booster club. adding perhaps $4 million in line to buy a sandwich in works and what would cure ship and, now in her 40s, is teachers, replace outdated For longtime Allen fans, more to the cost, according support of the chain whose the problems that ail us,” he the principal of a private textbooks and keep class it’s a giant step forward from to officials. But they said president spoke out against says. “If the voters don’t see equity investment firm as sizes from ballooning, the a facility that district they expected this stadium same-sex marriage. Or, that now, I think by the end well as a single mother and wealthy, burgeoning Dallas spokesman Tim Carroll to last decades. rather, you may have repost- of this election they will.” chair of her county Democ- suburb of Allen is preparing called “inadequate in almost “Our intention is not to ed a picture that made the Many do see it. And for ratic Party.In short, she says: to christen its new stadium every way.” recoup the money it cost to rounds on Facebook com- them these two visions “I understand my fiscal with a sold-out Friday night The old building opened build the stadium,” Carroll paring those protests to oth- aren’t merely about whether responsibility. I also more matchup against defending in 1976, when Allen had said. “It’s not practical to say ers, long ago, against school the health care law should fundamentally understand integration and “race mix- stay or go, or whether abor- my social responsibility.” state champions Southlake fewer than 8,000 residents, we’ll get that money back. Carroll. with 7,000 permanent seats, (But) the revenue we receive It’s not the biggest high one concession stand and from the stadium will far school stadium in football- one set of bathrooms. As the Gorilla statue returned exceed the cost of operating mad Texas, but Eagle Stadi- town grew to its current it.” um is the grandest, with a population of 87,000, the CARBONDALE, Pa. (AP) Thursday. The statue had away at a makeshift shooting While the district did not spacious weight room for the school had to add portable — A Pennsylvania woman bullet holes in its head, range on a mountain. She players and practice areas for toilets and rent temporary have estimates, Carroll said says a 400-pound gorilla stomach and extremities but says they refused the $100 Allen High School’s bleachers, which added he expects the stadium to be statue was stolen from her is still standing. wrestling and golf teams. 7,000 seats at a cost of competitive in hosting high home, used for target prac- Rudalavage tells The reward for his return. The school district decided $250,000 a year, Carroll said. school playoff games and tice and then returned. Times-Tribune of Scranton Rudalavage says her other events. The school has to build it in a down econo- Today, the high school has Patricia Rudalavage’s that two men arrived with adored ape disappeared from my, knowing full well it will 4,000 students enrolled and also sold six sponsorships for beloved lava-rock statue the statue in the back of a never recoup the costs. a 700-member band that’s about $35,000 a year, he Greystone was returned to pickup truck, saying they’d outside her home on Mon- It’s a decision that local among the biggest in the said. her Scranton-area home on found him about five miles day. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K A8 •The World • Saturday, September 1,2012 Y K Nation Publisher of Bin Laden book refuses to back down

BY ROBERT BURNS George Little said the book’s the work to ensure that it did largely on what type of The Associated Press author, ex-SEAL Matt not disclose any material secrets were disclosed. Bissonnette, was in violation that would breach his agree- Little declined to WASHINGTON — The of two nondisclosure agreements or put his former describe the Pentagon’s publisher of an insider ments that he signed in 2007 comrades at risk. He remains assessment of the contents account of the Navy SEAL by failing to submit the book confident that he has faith- of the book, but he later said raid that killed Osama bin for an official security review fully fulfilled his duty.” it had not reached “any final Laden said Friday it will before it was published. The Justice Department conclusions” about whether begin public sales next week Bissonnette’s lawyer disput- could go after the profits of secrets were revealed. despite a Pentagon warning ed this Friday, saying he the book in a civil proceed- In his letter to of possible legal action believes the decorated for- ing. Department spokesman Bissonnette, Johnson said against the book’s author mer SEAL has “earned the Dean Boyd declined any his nondisclosure agree- and unspecified associates. right to tell his story.” comment on the book ments obliged him to “never “At this time, we see no Little would not say what Friday. divulge” classified informa- reason to change our plans,” legal options the Pentagon is In the late 1970s, retired tion. Christine Ball, a spokes- considering or when it might CIA agent Frank Snepp pub- “This commitment woman for the publisher, take action. lished a book about his CIA remains in force even after Penguin Group (USA)’s Little suggested that the activities in South Vietnam you left the active duty Dutton imprint, said in a Pentagon might be satisfied without submitting it to the Navy,”Johnson wrote. statement. if Bissonnette were to stop agency for prepublication By signing the agree- Before the Pentagon’s the book’s official release. review. The government ments, Bissonnette warning, Dutton had moved The Pentagon obtained an sued to collect all profits and acknowledged his aware- up publication to Sept. 4 advance copy last week and the court ruled in the gov- ness, Johnson wrote, that from Sept. 11, saying that it has since been reviewing it ernment’s favor. The gov- “disclosure of classified was “important to put ‘No for any classified informa- ernment did not contend information constitutes a Easy Day’ on sale and let the tion and to determine what, The Associated Press that Snepp’s book contained violation of federal criminal book speak for itself.” if any, legal action should be This book cover image released by Dutton shows “No Easy Day: The any classified material. law.” He said it also obliged Pre-orders for the book taken, Little said. Firsthand Account of the Mission that Killed Osama Bin Laden,”by Mark In its 6-3 ruling in 1980, the author to submit his have catapulted it to No. 1 on “The onus is on the Owen with Kevin Maurer. the Supreme Court said manuscript for a security Amazon’s best-seller list, author,” Little said, while “undisputed evidence in this review by the government displacing the erotic trilogy declining to spell out what Johnson that “further public Friday that his firm is repre- case shows that a CIA agent’s before it was published. “Fifty Shades of Grey.” An the author must do. dissemination of your book senting Bissonnette and violation of his obligation to Rep. Peter King, chair- initial print run of 200,000 Jeh Johnson, the will aggravate your breach asserting that he is not in submit writings about the man of the House Homeland has been increased to Pentagon’s top lawyer, noti- and violation of your agree- breach of his nondisclosure agency for prepublication Security Committee, said in 575,000 copies. fied Bissonnette on ments.” agreements. review impairs the CIA’s a statement Thursday that It was highly unlikely that Thursday that the Pentagon Johnson said the Luskin, who represented ability to perform its statu- all who are entrusted with the government would try to believes he is in “material Pentagon is “considering White House aide Karl Rove tory duties.” classified information are halt publication of the book breach and violation” of two pursuing against you, and all in the leak of CIA agent If the Pentagon deter- obliged to protect it. itself, considering that a nondisclosure agreements those acting in concert with Valerie Plame’s identity in mines the Bin Laden book “Whether it is adminis- limited number of advance and of a related document he you, all remedies legally the Bush administration, does disclose secrets, the tration officials or special copies are already in the signed upon leaving active available to us in light of this said the author had “sought government could consider forces operators, national public domain and media duty in April 2012. situation.” legal advice about his bringing federal criminal security leaks are wrong and reports have summarized the In a letter faxed to In response, Robert D. responsibilities before charges against Bissonnette. should be prosecuted to the book’s contents. Bissonnette through his Luskin of the law firm Patton agreeing to publish his book The potential charges and fullest extent possible,”King Pentagon press secretary publisher, he was advised by Boggs wrote to Johnson on and scrupulously reviewed penalties would depend said. Gov’t won’t bring charges over CIA interrogations

BY PETE YOST ed Durham’s mandate to director of the American The Associated Press include a preliminary review Civil Liberties Union, called of the CIA’s interrogation of the outcome of the investiga- WASHINGTON — The specific detainees overseas. tion “nothing short of a Justice Department In June 2011, Holder scandal.” approved Durham’s request announced Thursday it has “Continuing impunity ended its investigation into to move into a full criminal threatens to undermine the CIA interrogations of terror- investigation of the two ist detainees without bring- deaths. universally recognized prohi- ing criminal charges. The 2009 expansion fol- bition on torture and other The decision in the probes lowed the public release of an abusive treatment,” Jaffer The Associated Press of the deaths of two terrorist internal CIA inspector gen- said. Glenn Dean, a National Parks Occupational Safety and Health Specialist, inspects tent cabins for mice entry suspects marks the end of a eral’s report that revealed Durham’s review exam- points at Curry Village at Yosemite National Park. wide-ranging criminal agency interrogators once ined whether CIA interroga- investigation by federal pros- threatened to kill a Sept. 11 tors used any unauthorized suspect’s children and sug- ecutor John Durham into interrogation techniques, gested another would be interrogation practices dur- and if so, whether the tech- Up to 10,000 Yosemite forced to watch his mother be ing the presidency of George niques could constitute vio- W.Bush. sexually assaulted. The lations of the torture statute Durham has looked into report said some CIA inter- the treatment of 101 rogators went beyond Bush or any other laws. The visitors at risk of virus detainees in U.S. custody administration restrictions approach taken in the probe since the Sept. 11, 2001, ter- that gave them wide latitude was not to prosecute anyone BY TRACIE CONE way shape and form to be firmed so far stayed in the rorist attacks. to use severe tactics such as who acted in good faith and The Associated Press transparent and forthright,” high-end, insulated “Signa- waterboarding, a simulated Durham’s probe into within the scope of the legal he said. “We want to tell ture” tent cabins in the drowning technique. another episode involving guidance given by the Justice FRESNO, Calif. — Up to people this is what we know. park’s historic Curry Village In regard to the just-com- the CIA began in January 10,000 people who were The most important thing is section between mid-June pleted probe of the two Department’s Office of Legal 2008 when the Justice guests in certain lodging the safety of park visitors and early July. detainees’ deaths, Holder Counsel regarding the inter- cabins at Yosemite National and employees.” Department chose him to Park officials worked said that “based on the fully rogation of detainees. Park might have been On Thursday, the Califor- conduct a criminal investiga- quickly to disinfect all 400 of developed factual record Thursday’s announce- exposed to a deadly mouse- nia Department of Public tion into the agency’s the Curry Village cabins concerning the two deaths, ment came in the deaths of borne virus, park officials Health confirmed that a total destruction of videotapes it when the outbreak first was the department has declined Gul Rahman and Manadel al- confirmed Friday as rangers of six people have contracted had made of its interroga- detected earlier this month. prosecution because the Jamadi. handled a slew of calls from the disease at Yosemite, up When the outbreak was nar- tions of terrorist suspects. admissible evidence would frightened visitors. from four suspected cases In August 2009, Attorney Rahman died in the early rowed to the 91 double- not be sufficient to obtain hours of Nov. 20, 2002, after Park concessionaire earlier in the week. walled insulated cabins, the General Eric Holder expand- and sustain a conviction being shackled to a cold con- Delaware North Co. sent let- Alerts sent to state and California Department of beyond a reasonable doubt.” ters and emails this week to county public health agen- Public Health ordered them In a message to employees crete wall in a secret CIA nearly 3,000 people who cies, as well as local doctors shut down Tuesday. A MINUTE Thursday, CIA Director prison in northern Kabul, reserved the insulated “Sig- and hospitals, have turned Park officials said the David Petraeus said that “as Afghanistan, known as the nature” cabins between June up other suspected cases MESSAGE double-walled design of intelligence officers, our Salt Pit. He was suspected of and August, warning them that have not yet been con- those particular cabins made inclination, of course, is to links to the terrorist group al- that they might have been firmed, according to the it easy for mice to nest look ahead to the challenges Qaida. Rahman is the only exposed. Centers for Disease Control From between the walls. The dis- of the future rather than detainee known to have died The cabins hold up to four and Prevention. NORM backwards at those of the ease is carried in the feces, RUSSELL in a CIA-run prison. people, and park spokesman “Additional suspected past. Nonetheless, it was very urine and saliva of deer mice Before Durham looked into Scott Gediman said Friday cases are being investigated important that we supported that means up to 7,000 more from multiple health juris- and other rodents and car- Rahman’s death, two other fully the Justice Department visitors might have been dictions,”the CDC said in an ried on airborne aerosol par- Unexpected Blessings in its efforts” and “I would federal prosecutors conduct- exposed to the virus that so advisory issued to health ticles and dust. Have you ever been out for a like to thank everyone who ed separate reviews and could far has killed two people and care providers. As the busy Labor Day walk and looking down you see a played a role” in doing so. not prove the CIA officer sickened four others. The illness that begins as weekend launches and word twenty dollar bill lying on the Former CIA Director running the Salt Pit had Meanwhile, more than flu-like symptoms can take about the outbreak spread, ground? You have no idea who it some guests were cancelling belongs to and neither would you Michael Hayden said he was intended to harm the 1,000 calls a day are coming six weeks to incubate before be able to find the rightful owner. “heartened that the investi- detainee — a point made in a into Yosemite’s new han- rapid acute respiratory and lodging reservations at the You pick it up, put it in your pocket gation is complete, and I’m government document that tavirus hotline as visitors organ failure. park. But Gediman says oth- and celebrate an unexpected heartened by the results. I ers on waiting lists for hard- has been released publicly. frightened about the grow- There is no cure, and any- blessing. had great confidence in Mr. ing outbreak of hantavirus one exhibiting the symptoms to-get accommodations are Not every blessing comes like Al-Jamadi died in 2003 at Durham. I just regret that pulmonary syndrome call must be hospitalized. More snapping them up. that. There are times when you the Abu Ghraib prison in wonder how anything good could many CIA officers had to go seeking answers. than 36 percent of people The hantavirus outbreak come from what you are through yet another review Iraq. A military autopsy “We’re reaching out and who contract the rare illness occurred despite park offi- experiencing presently. You see of these activities.” declared al-Jamadi’s death a they are reaching out to us, will die from it. cials’ efforts to step up pro- your world crashing in and though Jameel Jaffer, deputy legal homicide. and we are trying in every All of the victims con- tections. you know that God is in control, you ask why and you search for answers that refuse to come. The Apostle Paul wrote to a young New life for decades-old Wis. cheddar blocks church in Rome and said,”All things work together for good for BY DINESH RAMDE — 28, 34 and 40 years old — Cheese is often sold by the called, told him his father those who love the Lord.” Well, The Associated Press that, some experts say, might pound, but McNulty plans to was closing up shop and that doesn’t help much does it? comprise the oldest collec- sell the oldest cheese by the offered to sell some invento- However, it is a promise that MILWAUKEE — A recent- tion of cheese ever assembled ounce so more people can get ry. McNulty, long a fan of sustains us in our darkest hours. ly discovered block of eastern and sold to the public. a taste. It has been a recurring theme: Zahn’s cheesemaking looking back at what had Wisconsin cheddar cheese “It just got overlooked,” “Because there’s so little, expertise, said he wanted transpired, we see the blessings that that dates back to the Nixon Zahn told the Wisconsin we didn’t want to sell blocks everything. came from what took place. These presidency will be sold for State Journal of the 40-year- of it on the Web,”he told The McNulty sampled the 40- are unexpected blessings that God $10 per ounce. old cheese. “It looks just like Associated Press. “We just year-old and 28-year-old sends our way. Lives are often Coos Bay Division Edward Zahn, 73, was in the others except it’s just a lot wanted people to sample it.” changed for the better and at times blocks, pleasantly surprised ALDER WANTED Z’s Cheese Shoppe’s walk-in sharper. It’s got character.” He said an ounce would be relationships are built. You may Also MAPLE and ASH that the milk in the cheese even find yourself moving to a new cooler last month, preparing Ken McNulty, who owns just enough for two people to community and thriving. ••• Saw Logs to shut down his Oconto the Wisconsin Cheese Mart nibble on. He suggests sam- hadn’t soured. He still hasn’t Look for the unexpected ••• Timber store. He pushed aside stacks in Milwaukee, bought about pling the vintage cheese by tried the 34-year-old cheese, blessings and thank God for them. ••• Timber Deeds of cheese to reveal several 20 pounds of the 40-year- itself, not with a cracker or and acknowledges that he Come worship with us Sunday. can’t assume it will be edible. Contact our Log Buyers at wooden boxes that had been old cheddar and 120 pounds other food that would com- CHURCH OF CHRIST He plans to cut it open on Lee: 541-267-0419 overlooked for years. of 34-year cheddar. 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C M C M Y K A10 •The World • Saturday, September 1,2012 Y K South Coast Weather SPEECH Oregon weather Saturday, Sept. 1 Anthrax kills Ore. steer Economy takes Weather Underground forecast for daytime conditions, low/high temperatures BY STEVEN DUBOIS for decades. The weather plays ranch, and the animals were over discussion The Associated Press a factor, with outbreaks more buried 10 feet underground. WASH. common in two extremes — Agriculture Department Continued from Page A1 Portland PORTLAND — Anthrax droughts and floods. spokesman Bruce Pokarney 75° | 52° Pendleton has been confirmed as the Anthrax can be treated with said ranchers vaccinated their 81° | 48° the sands of beachheads, the Newport cause of death in a Klamath antibiotics if caught quickly.If livestock against anthrax in 62° | 45° Bend Salem County steer and is suspected not, it has the potential to kill past decades, but might have fields of Europe and the jun- 78° | 38° gles and rice paddies of Asia,” 78° | 46° IDAHO in the deaths of two others many animals in a short peri- become less vigilant because Ontario Reagan said in 1980. “We Eugene from the same herd, state offi- od of time. the disease has been dormant 86° | 57° know only too well that war 78° | 44° cials said Friday. The Oregon steer with for so long. North Bend comes not when the forces of Outbreaks of naturally anthrax died Aug.22 at a ranch “This may change all that Coos Bay freedom are strong, but when occurring anthrax do occur in near Fort Klamath. Autopsies again,”he said. 62° | 48° they are weak.” Medford the West, but this is Oregon’s were not performed on the The outbreak does not pose Klamath Falls Even President Gerald 87° | 54° first anthrax case involving an other dead cattle. a public health risk, said Dr. 79° | 40° Ford, who in 1976, declared CALIF. © 2012 Wunderground.com animal in more than five The state Department of Paul Cieslak of the Oregon that, “not a single American Cloudy Thunder- Flurries Ice decades, said Brad Leamaster, Agriculture said the outbreak Health Authority. People who is at war anywhere on the face storms a state veterinarian. has been isolated to one herd, handle infected animals have a of this Earth tonight,” went Partly Animals generally get the and the surviving cattle will be slight chance of getting Cloudy Showers Rain Snow on to say, “A strong military Weather Underground• AP disease by ingesting or inhaling vaccinated and monitored. anthrax through scratches in posture is always the best spores that can survive in soil The agency quarantined the the skin. insurance for peace.” South Coast West wind becoming north 5 to 10 mph. Things are different now, 11 Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near Sunday night: Clear, with a low around years after President George W. 66. North wind 6 to 16 mph. 52. North wind 5 to 9 mph. Bush pledged to “starve terror- Tonight: Partly cloudy, with a low Labor Day: Sunny, with a high near 83. ists of funding, turn them one around 49. North wind 10 to 16 mph. Monday night: Clear, with a low around against another, drive them Sunday: Patchy fog. Partly sunny, with a 50. high near 66. North wind 8 to 15 mph. Tuesday: Sunny, with a high near 88. from place to place, until there Sunday night: Partly cloudy, with a low is no refuge or rest.” around 51. North wind 10 to 15 mph. Willamette Valley Osama bin Laden is dead. Labor Day: Patchy fog. Partly sunny, Today: Sunny, with a high near 77. Light The Iraq war is over. Al-Qaida with a high near 65. north wind increasing to 8 to 13 mph. is weakened. The color coded Monday night: Partly cloudy, with a low Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around around 51. alerts that for years warned of 43. North northwest wind 8 to 13 mph. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 79. a constant, unseen danger 63. Calm wind becoming north 5 to 8 mph. have faded away. None of the Curry County Coast Sunday night: Mostly clear, with a low presidential or vice presiden- Today: Sunny, with a high near 65. around 48. North wind 5 to 8 mph. tial candidates for either North northeast wind 9 to 15 mph. Labor Day: Sunny, with a high near 80. party has ever served in the Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around Monday night: Mostly clear, with a low military, a first in 80 years. 50. North wind 10 to 16 mph. around 47. And although 79,000 Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 63. Tuesday: Sunny, with a high near 83. North northwest wind 10 to 15 mph. troops remain in Portland area Afghanistan, public support Sunday night: Mostly clear, with a low around 48. Northeast wind 11 to 15 mph. Today: Partly sunny, then gradually has eroded for the decadelong Labor Day: Sunny, with a high near 62. becoming sunny, with a high near 75. campaign there. An AP-GfK Monday night: Clear, with a low around Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around By Lou Sennick, The World poll found in May that 66 51. 51. North northwest wind 3 to 8 mph. U.S.Sen. Ron Wyden greets the team captains for Siuslaw and Marshfield high schools Friday evening for the percent of voters believe the Tuesday: Sunny, with a high near 59. Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 75. coin toss in the center of Pete Susick Stadium.Wyden is in town for several meetings and attended the game country should not be Rogue Valley North northwest 5 to 9 mph. which was the opening contests for both schools. involved in Afghanistan any- Sunday night: Partly cloudy, with a low Today: Sunny, with a high near 87. Calm around 55. Northwest wind 5 to 9 mph. more. That same poll found wind becoming northwest 5 to 7 mph. Furman, director of the Ore- he said. Labor Day: Mostly sunny, with a high WYDEN that only 37 percent of Tonight: Clear, with a low around 54. near 77. gon Dungeness Crab Com- “The dock was a wake-up North northwest wind 5 to 10 mph. Republicans backed the war. Monday night: Mostly clear, with a low Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 91. Calm Senators meet mission. call,”Towslee said. “Nobody around 54. Republican strategist Tony wind becoming northwest 5 to 7 mph. “The joke is, ‘You can expected anything that big.” Fratto said was it odd, per- later this month telegraph, you can telephone Sunday night: Clear, with a low around North Coast sonally, to hear a major 54. North northwest wind 5 to 8 mph. or you can tell a fisherman,’” ‘Get its act together’ Today: Patchy fog. Mostly cloudy, then Continued from Page A1 Republican speech with no Labor Day: Sunny, with a high near 93. clearing, with a high near 59. Furman said. Wyden will use the infor- Monday night: Clear, with a low around mention of the issue that has Tonight: Patchy fog after 11pm. Mostly “The fishermen do com- 57. mation he gathered Friday to so dominated the past cloudy, with a low around 46. an unsuspecting fishing ves- municate with each other Tuesday: Sunny and hot, with a high push for a more unified fed- decade. Fratto served as a Sunday: Patchy fog. Mostly cloudy, with sel. over the radio.” near 96. eral response to the hazards White House spokesman and a high near 60. “That dock would kill Oregonians face from tsuna- aide to the younger Bush, Central Douglas County Sunday night: A chance of drizzle. me,” he said. Hard to see, avoid Mostly cloudy, with a low around 50. mi debris, he said. whose presidency was con- Today: Sunny, with a high near 80. West But even if such a system wind becoming north 5 to 10 mph. Labor Day: A chance of drizzle. Partly sumed by the wars in Iraq and Warning system sought were established, there is no Northwest senators will Tonight: Clear, with a low around 48. sunny, with a high near 61. Afghanistan. Fishermen up and down way to guarantee debris will meet early this month with North wind 6 to 11 mph. Monday night: Patchy fog. Otherwise, the coast are calling for a be spotted in time. representatives from various But with 8.3 percent Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 82. mostly cloudy, with a low around 49. warning system that notifies The 5 million tons of agencies, including the unemployment nationwide, them of potential hazards Japanese debris that was National Oceanic and Republicans see the economy before they arrive, Wyden washed to sea by last year’s Atmospheric Administra- as the driving issue this year. Oregon Temps Local high, low, rainfall And Fratto said Romney’s told a group of about a dozen tsunami has dispersed, and tion, the U.S. Coast Guard, Temperature extremes and precipitation Thursday: High 66, low 51 people during a community there is no way for scientists primary goal Thursday night for the previous 24 hours ending at 5 a.m. Rain: None the Department of Environ- Hi Lo Prc Total rainfall to date: 28.80 inches meeting Friday afternoon at to track it. was to connect with voters on mental Quality and others to a personal level and redraw Astoria 66 44 0 Rainfall to date last year: 27.98 inches the Charleston Marina RV Large items that pose a Brookings 58 52 0 Average rainfall to date: 37.21 inches plan such a response. the caricature of him as Park. threat to vessels are easy to “We’re going to do our Corvallis 77 44 0 The senator wanted to spot during the day, fisher- wooden and out of touch. Eugene 79 43 0 best to deliver federal “If you’re going to leave Klamath Falls 82 40 0 The Tide Tables hear from Charleston fishermen said. But they are nearly resources,”Wyden said. This La Grande 88 43 0 To find the tide prediction for your area, add or men what type of notifica- impossible to see at night. some things out, you’re going Medford 85 54 0 subtract minutes as indicated. To find your esti- is the first time the country to leave out things that aren’t mated tidal height, multiply the listed height by tion system they preferred. “I’m lit up like a city if I Newport 63 50 0 the high or low ratio for your area. has faced an issue like this, Pendleton 82 48 0 The U.S. Coast Guard cur- want to be,”said Jeff Reeves, highest on the list of concerns Location High time ratio Low time ratio he added. Portland 76 55 0 Bandon -0:18 .81 -0:06 .84 rently announces marine a local fisherman. “But you of voters,” Fratto said. “It’s Redmond 82 42 0 Brookings -0:40 .81 -0:30 .91 hazards over a two-way can’t see something like “People need to see the more reflective of what Roseburg 80 52 0 Charleston -0:11 .89 -0:04 .91 Salem 75 48 0 Coos Bay +1:20 .86 +1:24 .84 radio system, and various that.” federal government get its Americans are interested in Florence +0:38 .77 +0:54 .75 act together.” hearing from their candidates Port Orford -0:28 .86 -0:23 .99 websites list pertinent infor- Tuna fishermen, especial- Reedsport +1:05 .79 +1:20 .75 mation. Whatever method ly, fish often after dark, said Reporter Jessie Higgins can right now.” Umpqua River -0:01 .81 -0:01 .91 the government chooses, Tom Towslee, Wyden’s state be reached at 541-269-1222, Romney did briefly refer to Extended outlook HIGH TIDE A.M. P.M. Iran and said President tsunami debris warnings will communications director. ext. 240, or jhiggins@the- TODAY SUNDAY Date time ft. time ft. likely be heard, said Nick Those fishermen are scared, worldlink.com. Barack Obama had not done 1-Sept 1:09 8.3 1:44 8.3 enough to prevent that coun- 2-Sept 1:53 8.1 2:16 8.4 try from pursuing nuclear 3-Sept 2:34 7.7 2:48 8.3 weapons. But his only men- 4-Sept 3:17 7.3 3:20 8.2 ads against DeFazio and 5-Sept 4:00 6.8 3:53 7.9 CAMPAIGN $386,017 in support of tion of war was not Iraq or What did they Mostly sunny Partly cloudy LOW TIDE A.M. P.M. Robinson. Afghanistan. It was World Big dollar donor 66/49 66/51 Date time ft. time ft. This year, DeFazio expects spend last time? War II, and he used it as a way funds Robinson to see Mercer’s return. to frame his life story. 1-Sept 7:19 -0.2 7:41 0.6 In the 2010 election, Peter DeFazio “I was born in the middle MONDAY TUESDAY 2-Sept 7:55 0.3 8:21 0.5 Continued from Page A1 “This is going to be an and Art Robinson together raised 3-Sept 8:28 0.9 9:01 0.5 election which is really an of the century in the middle nearly $2.7 million in their battle for of the country, a classic baby 4-Sept 9:02 1.6 9:42 0.7 attempt from very narrow Southwest Oregon’s seat in Congress. 5-Sept 9:36 2.3 10:26 0.9 boomer,” Romney said. “It Sunrise, sunset “That would figure out to interests to purchase Ameri- DeFazio, the Democrat incumbent, 30 cents a Realtor. And he was a time when Americans Sept. 1 — 6:42, 7:51 ca,”DeFazio said. raised $1,315,473. Robinson, his first- has one guy from Wall “And one of the biggest were returning from war and Partly sunny Mostly sunny Moon watch time Republican challenger, raised 65/51 63/51 Street.” players is Robert Mercer, eager to work.” Last Quarter — Sept. 8 which is Art Robinson’s sin- $1,337,594. Conservative commenta- In that election, 48 percent of Robinson Super PAC gle largest benefactor.” tor William Kristol, a Repub- National forecast According to federal elec- DeFazio’s donations came from polit- lican standard-bearer, criti- tion data, DeFazio so far has ‘That’s a total lie’ ical action committees. His major cized Romney’s decision. Forecast highs for Saturday, Sept. 1 Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy PAC backers were transportation “Leave aside the question Seattle raised $828,000 to Robin- Robinson said he’s deeply 73° | 51° son’s $601,000. offended by DeFazio’s insin- unions and the railroad, law, con- of the political wisdom of struction, and air transport indus- Romney’s silence, and the Billings Of DeFazio’s funds, nearly uation that, if elected, he 90° | 61° Minneapolis tries. opportunities it opens up for 85° | 62° half come from political would be influenced by Mer- New York action committees (PACs) cer. By comparison, only 0.6 percent of President Obama next week,” Chicago Detroit 86° | 71° San Francisco 79° | 73° Denver 81° | 66° formed by 120 different “That’s a total lie; that’s Robinson’s funds came from PACs. Kristol noted on his blog. 67° | 54° Washington D.C. “What about the civic pro- 90° | 59° 91° | 76° unions, companies and other 100 percent a lie,” Robinson However, while Robinson received Los Angeles priety of a presidential nomi- 89° | 68° groups. said. few direct donations from business Atlanta nee failing even to mention, in 90° | 71° Robinson has received no “It’s the same kind of lies or advocacy groups, he had big sup- El Paso his acceptance speech, a war 89° | 65° support from PACs. But that this guy has been telling for port from Super PACs. Houston doesn’t mean Robinson has- two years.” Three Super PACs spent we’re fighting and our young 93° | 78° men and women who are Miami n’t had a helping hand from Robinson said Mercer is a $621,792.95 on ads supporting 90° | 78° fighting it?” special interests. long-time subscriber to his Robinson or attacking DeFazio. The At no point was the incon- Fronts Pressure Over the past month, a monthly science newsletter biggest of those three, Concerned Cold Warm Stationary Low High Super PAC funded by a con- and has donated to his sci- gruity more apparent than Taxpayers for America, was funded during Eastwood’s unscript- servative attorney in Indiana ence institute since 2008. He only by a New York hedge fund man- ed speech. The renowned -10s -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s100s 110s has spent $29,000 on radio said he knew little of Mercer ager and a Maryland concrete manu- advertising to support before 2010, when his Super filmmaker suggested that facturer. Robinson. PAC began supporting him. invading Afghanistan was a Temperatures indicate Friday’s high and Key West 87 81 clr Two other Super PACs spent overnight low to 8 p.m. Eastern Time. Las Vegas 97 83 cdy Super PACs are a new type Under the law, Super foolhardy decision and $33,708 supporting DeFazio or Hi Lo Prc Otlk Lexington 86 71 rn of committee allowed under PACs are barred from donat- teased Obama for it, even Albuquerque 91 65 clr Los Angeles 86 69 clr a U.S. Supreme Court deci- ing directly to candidates or attacking Robinson. though it began under Bush. Atlanta 89 73 cdy Louisville 91 75 rn sion in 2010. Unlike PACs, coordinating with them. What difference did all that spend- “You thought the war in Austin 99 71 cdy Milwaukee 91 71 cdy ing make? If you divide total spend- Baltimore 93 69 pcdy Mpls-St Paul 86 63 clr they can receive unlimited Robinson said he has never Afghanistan was OK. You Billings 91 57 cdy Nashville 88 77 .04 cdy amounts from donors and solicited donations from ing by the number of votes cast for know, I mean, you thought Boise 87 63 pcdy New Orleans 87 79 pcdy spend unlimited amounts on Mercer and he doesn’t know each candidate, DeFazio and his sup- that was something worth Boston 90 68 clr New York City 91 69 pcdy Charleston,S.C. 90 72 pcdy Oklahoma City 95 72 clr a candidate. whether Mercer will support porters spent $8.87 on each vote. doing. We didn’t check with Charlotte,N.C. 92 71 pcdy Orlando 92 76 pcdy him this election. Robinson and his supporters spent the Russians to see how they Cheyenne 88 54 cdy Philadelphia 92 70 clr $600,000 for ads “But I hope so,”he said. “I $17.16 on each vote. did there for 10 years,” East- Chicago 92 71 cdy Phoenix 102 84 cdy wood said to great laughter. Cleveland 92 62 cdy Reno 92 59 clr DeFazio, an ardent oppo- will be truthful. I hope so.” Dallas-Ft Worth 101 80 pcdy Sacramento 73 56 clr nent of that court decision, In general, Robinson said Then, talking about Denver 93 57 pcdy St Louis 81 78 .82 rn said Super PACs give wealthy he thought campaign finance “Since the guy I’m run- Obama’s schedule for bring- Des Moines 92 69 cdy Salt Lake City 86 71 .27 cdy donors undue influence over ning against has all the extra ing troops home by the end of Detroit 95 62 cdy San Francisco 62 57 pcdy law was dysfunctional and El Paso 95 66 clr Seattle 72 52 clr elections. needed reform. help,” he said, “I certainly 2014, Eastwood said the sen- Fairbanks 59 51 .02 cdy Tampa 93 77 .52 pcdy In his last battle with However, he said, until don’t think it’s unfair.” sible question was, “Why Green Bay 83 67 clr Tucson 97 75 pcdy Robinson, a Super PAC that day, Super PACs like Reporter Daniel Simmons- don’t you just bring them Honolulu 87 74 clr Washington,D.C. 97 73 cdy Houston 96 82 rn National Temperature Extremes funded by Robert Mercer, a Mercer’s give him a fair Ritchie can be reached at 541- home tomorrow morning?” Indianapolis 87 67 rn High Friday 111 at Death Valley, Calif. 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C M C M Y K Y K The ticker SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2012 • SECTION B Here they come High School Football Siuslaw 28, Marshfield 13 North Bend 58, Molalla 31 Powers 42, Yoncalla 30 Lost River 36, Reedsport 0 Pleasant Hill 21, Gold Beach 20 Orioles National League Washington 10, St. Louis 0 close gap on N.Y. Mets 3, Miami 0 Yankees. Cincinnati 9, Houston 3 American League SPORTS Page B5 Oakland 20, Boston 2 L.A. Angels 9, Seattle 1 Local, B2 • Scoreboard, B3 • Community, B4 • Baseball, B5

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After falling behind 13-0, North Bend made a statement in the second quarter. The Bulldogs scored 35 straight points in the quarter en route to a 58-31 road victory over Molalla on Friday night to kick off the season. North Bend started the scoring only a few minutes into the quarter, with quarterback Hamilton Mateski connecting on a 6-yard touchdown pass to Ty Roane, and Michael Hobson’s extra-point kick was good. About five minutes later, Clayton Duryee scored on a 3-yard run, and Hobson’s kick put the Bulldogs ahead for the first time. Zack Hawk scored on a 4-yard run about 2 minutes later before North Photos by Lou Sennick, The World Bend recovered an onside kick. Siuslaw’s Alex Snow pushes Nolan Scoville of Marshfield away as he heads downfield during their game Friday evening at Pete Susick Stadium. Soon after, Roane caught a 15-yard pass from Mateski. With 14 seconds left before halftime, Zack Wallace caught a 15-yard pass from Mateski to give Visiting Vikings top Marshfield North Bend a 35-13 halftime lead. To start the second half, Molalla’s Bruno Bird returned a BY RACHEL FINNEY curled out on an option play and turned it Mateski interception for a touch- The World into a 50-yard touchdown to take a 14-0 down, but North Bend’s Marshall lead. Giles blocked the extra point. COOS BAY — Marshfield’s football team “With the option, it just kind of happens,” Duryee and Mateski then scored couldn’t slow Siuslaw quarterback Jacob Thompson said. “You have to make split-sec- on short runs from the 1-yard line Thompson in the first half, and couldn’t make ond decisions. Sometimes you’re right. and 7-yard line, respectively, to up for its mistakes after halftime. Sometimes you’re wrong. make it 48-19. The visiting Vikings took advantage of early “It’s fun to run in the open field like that.” Molalla quarterback Lane Hull turnovers, beating the Pirates 28-13 in a non- The Pirates put together a strong drive after scored on a 51-yard touchdown league game Friday night after taking a 28-0 that, running it all the way down to Siuslaw’s 7- run to pull the Indians within 48- lead into halftime. yard line. But Sweet rolled left and Siuslaw’s 25, but the Bulldogs put it away for “Take nothing away from Siuslaw — that’s a Ryan Smith read the play just right, intercept- good, as Mateski connected with good football team — but when you turn the ing the pass at the goal line and returning it to Cameron Lucero on a 35-yard ball over (four) times and lose by 14 points, it the 38. touchdown pass. doesn’t taste very good,”said Marshfield coach Siuslaw capitalized, as Thompson scored North Bend will host Justin Ainsworth. another touchdown on the ground, this time Marshfield in the annual Civil War That led to an immediate film session after from 1 yard out. Smith missed the extra-point next Friday. the game. kick attempt, making the score 20-0 with 1:44 “We’re going to get something to eat and remaining in the half. watch film right now,” Ainsworth said. “We Josh Iabichello of Siuslaw has the ball squeezed away by Marshfield tried to hurry down the field and want to get it out of our system right away.” Wes Bauer of Marshfield on the play, but the Viking was score before the buzzer, but Sweet threw Cruisers Marshfield quarterback Jason Sweet wasn’t down before anyone else had the chance to grab the ball another interception in Viking territory, and pleased with the team’s mistakes, and focused Friday evening. Siuslaw’s Joseph Dotson returned it untouched on his interceptions. 65 yards for an easy touchdown. Sam Johnson top Eagles “I threw two picks that I should have never receiver Jacob McAvoy near the end zone. ran for a two-point conversion, spotting thrown,”he said. Then Siuslaw went to work. The Vikings Siuslaw a 28-point lead. The Vikings took control in the first half, marched down the field, and Thompson scored “It was little mistakes topped with first in opener despite the teams trading fumbles to start the from 2 yards out with less than a minute left in game jitters,”Brown said. “The second half, we game. After Marshfield’s Alex Brown recovered the first quarter. decided we were going to play harder and THE WORLD a fumble, the Pirates ran nearly five minutes off Marshfield couldn’t answer as the clock smarter.” the clock and stalled as a near-perfect pass ticked over to the second quarter and had to Powers won the debut game of from Sweet slipped through the hands of punt, and a few minutes later, Thompson SEE PIRATES | B2 new football coach Tim Stallard, topping visiting Yoncalla 42-30 on Friday. Ducks open at Carl Martinez scored three touchdowns and Clayton Stallard added two more for the Cruisers, home tonight who built a 30-8 halftime lead and held on in the final two quarters. EUGENE (AP) — New Arkansas State Martinez, who was the quar- coach Gus Malzahn wants the Red Wolves terback last year, has to play fast. They’re about to get quite a been forced to lesson. Local running back Malzahn makes his debut as Arkansas because of a State’s head coach tonight against the No. Recap shoulder injury. 5 Oregon Ducks, whose speed has become He had rushing the hallmark of their high-scoring, yard- touchdowns of 12, 75 and 40 yards reaping offense. for Powers. The Ducks averaged more than 46 Clayton Stallard scored first- points and 522 yards of total offense per quarter touchdowns on a 10-yard game last season. They had 88 plays from pass from Tye Jackson and a 2- scrimmage that went for 20 yards or more. yard run. Devin Mackenson also Their offense averaged a point every 32.6 scored for the Cruisers, on a 15- seconds of possession. yard run. All of which could be pretty daunting Tim Stallard said the Cruisers for the Red Wolves. Or not. played well except for three areas. The Associated Press “A lot of people are probably doubting Powers had 105 yards of penalties Andy Roddick returns a shot to Bernard Tomic during their third-round match at the U.S. Open on Friday. us and saying we’re going to get killed and and turned the ball over four whatnot, but that’s just fuel to our fire,” times. Red Wolves senior quarterback Ryan Aplin “Also, we had poor tackling,”he Roddick wins to delay his retirement said. “We’re going to go out there and give said. them hell and do what we do best, up- The Cruisers will need a big NEW YORK (AP) — Andy Australian teenager Bernard around the packed arena, eyeing tempo, and hopefully put a shock to improvement next weekend when Roddick was discussing his Tomic from start to finish Friday people dancing in the stands them.” they play powerhouse Triad on the retirement-postponing victory night in Arthur Ashe Stadium during changeovers and taking Over the past two seasons, the Ducks road in their league opener. during a TV interview when a and won 6-3, 6-4, 6-0 to reach it all in — in case this was it. have grown accustomed to the fact that Yoncalla was playing its first group of fans interrupted by the third round. “There are no guarantees for many of their opponents would like noth- game at the eight-man level after chanting, “One more year! One “I had no idea what was me now,”Roddick said,“so I was ing better than to knock them off track. But dropping down from Class 2A this more year!” going to happen out there,” trying to notice stuff.” Oregon looks a bit different this season. fall. How about one more match? Roddick said. “I’ve played a lot No need to do that too much Gone is quarterback Darron Thomas, Lost River 36, Reedsport 0: That, at least, is a given now. of matches and that was a dif- on this night, because he will get who surprisingly left school early to declare The Braves put up a fight against Roddick’s not quite ready to ferent kind of nerves than I’ve to play once more before walking for the NFL draft. He passed for 2,761 yards the visiting Raiders, trailing just quit just yet. had before, so that was surpris- away from professional tennis. and a school-record 33 touchdowns last 15-0 at halftime in their shutout A day after surprisingly ing for me.” Roddick will face 59th-ranked season when the Ducks went 12-2 and loss. announcing the U.S. Open will The 2003 U.S. Open cham- Fabio Fognini of Italy on Sunday. defeated Wisconsin in the Rose Bowl. be the last tournament of his pion and former No. 1-ranked SEE RECAP | B2 career, Roddick dominated player took the time to look SEE TENNIS | B5 SEE DUCKS | B2

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THE WORLD the host Pirates in the season opener Thursday, winning Myrtle Point’s volleyball 25-20, 25-18, 25-16. team got the season off to a Details of the match winning start Thursday by weren’t available. topping visiting Camas Valley, Sutherlin wins two: 25-9, 21-25, 25-19, 25-19. Sutherlin topped McKenzie Caitlyn Robison had 13 and Days Creek in a pair of assists, four kills and three matches at home Thursday. aces against the Hornets. The Bulldogs beat Grace Hermann had six kills McKenzie, 25-18, 25-18, 25- and Morgan Newton had 15 as Cierra Cotton had 13 seven kills and five assists. kills, Cheyanne LeFevre had The Bobcats played four nine kills, two aces and 10 games against bigger schools digs and Jennifer Hults had in a jamboree at Cottage 29 assists and eight digs. Grove on Friday, topping Sutherlin then beat Days Pleasant Hill 25-16 and Sweet Creek, 25-21, 25-21, 13-25, Home 27-25 and losing to 25-7. LeFevre had 15 kills, Cottage Grove 25-13 and three blocks and 14 digs; Junction City 25-19. Hults had 33 assists and Gold Beach tops Cotton had nine kills and By Lou Sennick, The World Pacific: The Panthers swept three blocks. Jason Sweet gets the ball away on an option pitch before Siuslaw’s Cameron Mathew could tackle him on the play Friday evening during their season opening game at Pete Susick Stadium. Stewart takes pole for Siuslaw into a three-and- With little time left, Sweet “He’s done a nice job,” PIRATES out, pushed the ball all the completed a pass to Brown, Dodson said. Brown rushes way down to the Viking 9- who fumbled, and Siuslaw Brown led Marshfield’s Sunday NASCAR race yard line and couldn’t con- recovered to kneel out the rushing attack with 108 yards for 108 yards vert on fourth down a few remaining time. on 14 carries. Sweet’s passing HAMPTON, Ga. (AP) — oval. He also was on the pole From Page B1 seconds into the fourth quar- “It was just a little more game improved after half- Defending Sprint Cup cham- at Atlanta for the season ter. extra push with our backs time as he finished 14-for-24 pion Tony Stewart has finale in 2002, setting him up But Siuslaw gave the ball against the wall,”Sweet said. for 171 yards. claimed the pole for Sunday to clinch the first of his three The Pirates came out of right back, as Billy Jones “It’s hard to overcome a 28- “Jason played better in the night’s NASCAR race at Cup titles. the locker room ready to go. A fumbled and Brown recov- point lead.” second half,”Ainsworth said. Atlanta Motor Speedway. Greg Biffle (185.648) will few minutes into the third ered for the Pirates on Siuslaw coach Tim “The receivers didn’t help Stewart turned a fast lap start on the outside of the quarter, Brown stole the Siuslaw’s 22-yard line with Dodson said the Vikings’ him in the first half.” of 186.121 mph Friday night front row for the AdvoCare football right out of the less than 11 minutes remain- turnovers slowed them in the The Vikings benefit from to take his first pole of the 500. Kyle Busch (185.493) hands of Siuslaw’s JB ing in the game. second half. a week off before hosting season and second of his and Matt Kenseth (185.319) Dodson. He took off for the Marshfield only needed “Marshfield did a nice job Elmira on Sept. 14, helpful for career at the 1.54-mile tri- took spots on the second row. end zone and had a clear one play after that, a pass adjusting in the second half,” a roster low on numbers. path, but the score was wiped over the middle from Sweet he said. “We hurt ourselves “We get nine days rest, away by a Marshfield penalty to McAvoy as Siuslaw with turnovers, putting the and that’s huge,” Dodson behind him. defenders up-ended the big ball on the ground.” said. DUCKS seasons, senior Kenjon Marshfield would score receiver into the endzone for He added that the team’s Ainsworth said the Pirates Barner, gets his shot at the eventually, however, it took a score. Curle’s kick was too lack of a deep bench made for are going to get right back to Arkansas State spotlight this season after nearly five minutes. Brown low and blocked, leaving the some worn-out players work and prepare for North rushing for 939 yards and 11 scored on a run from the 5- Pirates down 28-13. toward the end. Bend at Vic Adams Field next visits Autzen touchdowns, and pulling yard line, and Darin Curle The Vikings ran more “We’ve got to play our- Friday. The Bulldogs have From Page B1 down three more scores last made the kick to make it 28-7. than 10 minutes off the clock selves into shape,” he said. won the past two Civil War season. “The second half, we kind but couldn’t score from “I’m pleased with the effort matchups. Barner is backed up by of lost our fire,” Thompson inside the 10 when that we gave. ... There proba- “We’re going to take some In his place this season is De’Anthony Thomas, but the said. “That’s not what should Thompson was tackled for a bly won’t be many positives.” (positive) things away from redshirt freshman Marcus depth chart is deceiving happen. We’ve got to be fired loss by Hayden Zimmerman Thompson finished with this football game,” he said. Mariota, who has never because the quick sopho- up no matter what the score on fourth down, but that did- 93 rushing yards on 16 car- “One game doesn’t define played in a live game. Today, more also plays at receiver is.” n’t leave enough time for the ries, and was 13-for-15 pass- our season. We’ve got to he will become the first and returns kicks. He set an Then Marshfield forced Pirates to make a comeback. ing for 130 yards. learn from our mistakes.” freshman to start in an open- Oregon freshman record last er for Oregon since Danny season with 18 touchdowns, O’Neil in 1991. rushing for seven, nine on Mariota was on the prac- receptions and two on kickoff Spartans rally to edge visiting Boise State tice squad last season before returns emerging in Oregon’s spring Defensively, Oregon EAST LANSING, Mich. Sims for an 18-yard pass on game, where he completed 18 returned key playmakers in (AP) — Le’Veon Bell ran for a third down that put the ball of 26 passes for 202 yards and four-year starter John career-high 210 yards and at the Boise State 7. a touchdown. He also rushed Boyett, defensive end Dion two touchdowns, including Two plays later, the for 99 yards and two scores — Jordan and linebacker Kiko the game-winner with 8:12 Spartans had the lead. including an 82-yard scoring Alonso. Defensive coordina- remaining in No. 13 Michigan On fourth-and-2 in run — to lead his team to a 41- tor Nick Aliotti called this State’s 17-13 victory over No. Michigan State territory, 14 victory. season’s D the best the Ducks 24 Boise State on Friday Boise State’s D.J. Harper He won the job over soph- have had for some time. night. appeared to have an easy first omore Bryan Bennett, who Aliotti was wary of the Red In a sloppy season opener, down on a pitchout, but offi- started last season in Wolves. Malzahn is familiar to the Spartans turned the ball cials blew the play dead for a Oregon’s victory at Colorado Oregon because he was over four times and trailed Michigan State timeout. while Thomas nursed a knee offensive coordinator at 13-10 before Bell scored from Southwick then attempt- injury. Auburn for the past three 5 yards out midway through The Associated Press ed a pass that was defended “Last year, my first time years. The Tigers defeated the fourth quarter. The Michigan State running back Le’Veon Bell runs downfield during well by Darqueze Dennard. suiting up was for the LSU Oregon in the BCS champi- Broncos drove to the Friday’s game against Boise State. Boise State looked over- game, so I know the feeling,” onship game two seasons ago. Michigan State 42, but Joe matched at the start. After a said sophomore center “We’re watching Auburn Southwick’s pass on fourth- ning back when Edwin Baker Maxwell threw three first- quick three-and-out, the Hroniss Grasu. “I’m sure he’s for scheme, and we’re and-2 was broken up. left to enter the NFL draft half interceptions. Maxwell Broncos punted and let going to be nervous, but he’s watching Arkansas State for Bell and the Spartans (1- after last season. His work- finished 22 of 38 for 248 Michigan State drive 60 prepared so well, that I know personnel,” he said. “It’s 0) then ran off the final 6:32. load certainly increased yards. yards in 12 plays for a 7-0 lead right off the bat he’s going to always tougher preparing for Boise State (0-1) was Friday. His 44 carries more Joe Southwick, replacing on Bell’s 1-yard touchdown come in and run with it.” a game with a new staff, just sluggish in its first game after than doubled his previous Moore at quarterback for run. Also gone is LaMichael because of the unknowns.” losing standouts Kellen career high of 20, and the Boise State, went 15 of 31 for The Spartans never really James, who rushed for a Arkansas State and Moore and Doug Martin from junior also set career marks 169 yards with an intercep- took control, though. school-record 1,805 yards as Oregon have never played last season’s explosive with six receptions for 55 tion. Maxwell completed his first a junior last season despite each other. Indeed, the Red offense. The Broncos’ only yards. Bell started Michigan four passes, but his slant missing two games with a Wolves have never faced a touchdown came on Jeremy The Spartans outgained State’s go-ahead drive with a attempt was dropped by dislocated right elbow.He led Pac-12 foe. Ioane’s 43-yard interception Boise State 461 yards to 206. 7-yard run and later caught a Tony Lippett right into the the nation with an average of Arkansas State went 10-3 return in the second quarter. Michigan leaned on Bell, pass for 11 yards. He even arms of Boise State’s Jamar 150.4 yards rushing per last season and was unde- Bell became Michigan especially after new starting blocked a pass rusher to Taylor. The interception led game. feated in the Sun Belt State’s undisputed top run- quarterback Andrew allow Maxwell to find Dion to a field goal, which the He also declared early for Conference. Coach Hugh Spartans answered when Dan the draft and was a second- Freeze took the job as the Conroy made a 50-yarder to round pick by the San Mississippi head coach, give Michigan State a 10-3 Francisco 49ers. making way for Malzahn to lead. James’ backup for two return to his home state.

played a phenomenal game the final minute Friday night. RECAP on defense with eight tack- The host Panthers had Pleasant Hill les, including three sacks, surged in front 20-7 early in and two forced fumbles. the fourth quarter when tips Gold Beach They were recovered by Dustin Carter scored on a 34- From Page B1 teammates Reedsport Wade yard pass from CJ Maxwell. Hutchinson and James But Charlie Ward Hixenbaugh, and freshman returned the ensuing kickoff “We only have six players Jacob Mast added an inter- 74 yards for a touchdown. who played last year, so we ception. Still, Gold Beach was in expected some bumps,” said Nelson viewed the game good position driving the ball Reedsport coach Shane as a big improvement from when the Panthers had a play Nelson, adding that a num- last year’s opener. call change by an assistant on smart + stunning ber of players are still learn- “They beat us 55-0 last the sidelines that led to a Clark+Kensington’s easy-to-live-with, designer colors harmonize perfectly and ing techniques for switching year and we had a much more turnover, coach Kevin Swift let you mix and match with confidence. on defense and downfield veteran team,” he said. “We said. blocking. played 11 freshmen tonight “My kids played well “Our tackling was good,” and eight of them had sus- enough to win,”he said. “We One-of-a-Kind color for a he said. “Our effort was tantial time. That’s not too battled. long-term, committed good.” bad.” “They’re a good 3A team. relationship. Matt Rohde, forced into Lost River quarterback We’re a good 2A team. We duty at quarterback when Tanner Stradley had 11 rushes should have won the game. Haden Sams went down with for 133 yards and completed 9 It’s squarely my fault.” an off-field injury in the pre- of 16 passes for 64 yards and Bertsch gave Pleasant Hill season, ran for 67 yards and a touchdown, along with a 7-0 lead with a 1-0 run in the 13 carries, but also had a cou- Mast’s interception. first quarter. Colton Pearson ple of interceptions when he The Braves now are on the pulled the Panthers within 7- was slow in his reads for road four straight weeks, 6 at halftime with a 35-yard where to throw the ball, starting with next Friday’s run and Tanner Fritts put the Nelson said. game at Neah-Kah-Nie. Panthers up in the fourth “Matt Rohde did a fair Pleasant Hill 21, Gold quarter with a 5-yard run. job,” he said. “It’s a whole Beach 20: The Billies hand- “We started slow,” Swift new thing for him throwing ed host Gold Beach its first said. “We really started com- 10054 Hwy. 42 • Coquille OR the ball.” loss since the 2010 season ing around in the second COQUILLE SUPPLY 541-396-4264 Brandon Brewer had six when Jackson Bertsch scored quarter. We were taking HOME CENTER www.coquillesupply.com • Open 7 Days A Week carries for 32 yards and the winning touchdown in physical control of the game.” C M C M Y K Y K

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PORTLAND (AP) — Bright Dike ball into the net in the 45th minute. get the win,”Zizzo said. loss. Colorado is 1-9-1 since beating Portland seems to be benefiting scored just before halftime and the Dike, making his third consecutive The Timbers (7-13-6) moved out Portland 3-0 on June 30. from the more free-flowing attack Portland Timbers beat the start after spending part of the sea- of the Western Conference basement On Wednesday, Akron coach Wilkinson has instituted. Colorado Rapids 1-0 Friday night to son on loan to the Los Angeles Blues with the win, moving one point Caleb Porter was named Portland’s Wilkinson earned his first win as get consecutive wins for the first of USL Pro, celebrated his goal with ahead of Colorado for eighth place. new head coach effective next season. coach last Saturday when the time this season. handspring-flip combination. The Rapids (8-17-2) lost their General manager Gavin Wilkinson Timbers defeated Vancouver 2-1 to Dike broke free, took a beautiful “Once we got the goal, we played fourth straight and set a franchise has been serving as interim coach end a winless streak that had cross from Sal Zizzo and blasted the well enough the rest of the way to record with an eighth-straight road since John Spencer was fired July 9. reached eight games. Scoreboard

Crook County 20, Henley 14, OT Oakland 20, Boston 2 43. (37) J.J. Yeley, Chevrolet, 182.069. Council, WR Drew Davis, CB Dominique Franks, Emmanuel Arceneaux, DT Chase Baker, G Chris On The Air Crow 44, Union 14 L.A. Angels 9, Seattle 1 Failed to Qualify OT Bryce Harris, LB Jerrell Harris, C Tyler Horn, DeGeare, FB Ryan D’Imperio, CB Bobby Felder, Dallas 62, Benson 28 Today’s Games 44. (98) Michael McDowell, Ford, 181.776. WR Marcus Jackson, CB Marty Markett, RB DT Trevor Guyton, RB Lex Hilliard G Trevor Today Eagle Point 44, Mazama 6 Baltimore (W.Chen 12-7) at N.Y. Yankees 45. (26) Josh Wise, Ford, 181.39. Dimitri Nance, DT Conrad Obi, DT Micanor Regis, Holmes, CB Reggie Jones, OT Kevin Murphy, LB College Football — Navy vs. Notre Dame, 6 Echo 56, Wallowa 14 (Phelps 3-4), 10:05 a.m. 46. (33) Stephen Leicht, Chevrolet, 181.283. WR James Rodgers, LB Pat Schiller, CB Peyton Corey Paredes, G Austin Pasztor, DE Nick Reed, C a.m., CBS; Ohio at Penn State, 9 a.m., ESPN; Estacada 21, Taft 0 Tampa Bay (Niemann 2-3) at Toronto 47. (19) Mike Bliss, Toyota, 180.651. Thompson and S Suaesi Tuimaunei. Quentin Saulsberry, TE Mickey Shuler and RB Northwestern at Syracuse, 9 a.m., ESPN2; Fruitland, Idaho 58, Ontario 7 (H.Alvarez 7-11), 10:07 a.m. Waived/injured WR Kerry Meier. Placed S Shann Jordan Todman. Marshall at West Virginia, 9 a.m., FX; Gladstone 52, Astoria 0 L.A. Angels (E.Santana 7-11) at Seattle Pro Football Schillinger on injured reserve. Released FB Mike NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS—Released WR Deion Appalachian State at East Carolina, 9 a.m., Root Glencoe 40, Liberty 13 (F.Hernandez 13-5), 1:05 p.m. Cox and LS Joe Zelenka. Branch, S Sergio Brown, DL Marcus Harrison, Sports; Nicholls State at Oregon State, post- Grant Union 28, Burns 27 Chicago White Sox (Liriano 5-10) at Detroit BALTIMORE RAVENS—Waived RB Anthony WR Jesse Holley, QB Brian Hoyer, S James Gresham 27, Wilson 10 (Scherzer 14-6), 4:05 p.m. NFL Preseason Allen, S Omar Brown, LB Josh Bynes, LB Nigel Ihedigbo, OL Matt Kopa, C Dan Koppen, LB Niko poned because of Hurricane Isaac; Southern AMERICAN CONFERENCE Harrisburg 20, Gervais 0 Texas (Feldman 6-10) at Cleveland Carr, G-T Jack Cornell, WR Dorian Graham, G-T Koutouvides, S Derrick Martin, LB Jeff Tarpinian, Miss at Nebraska, 12:30 p.m., ABC; Bowling East W L T Pct PF PA Hermiston 20, Putnam 14 (Ro.Hernandez 0-3), 4:05 p.m. Cord Howard, NT Nicholas Jean-Baptiste, NT S Malcolm Williams, FB Eric Kettani, DL Aaron Green at Florida, 12:30 p.m., ESPN; Miami at New England 1 3 0 .250 55 69 Boston College, 12:30 p.m., ESPN2; Tulsa at Iowa Hood River 35, Sandy 28 Minnesota (Hendriks 0-7) at Kansas City Ishmaa’ily Kitchen, G Antoine McClain, DE Lavarias, TE Alex Silvestro, WR Kerry Taylor, WR Horizon Christian Tualatin 56, Kennedy 15 (Hochevar 7-12), 4:10 p.m. Buffalo 0 4 0 .000 59 119 Terrence Moore, QB Curtis Painter, WR Logan Jeremy Ebert, OL Derek Dennis, TE Tyler Urban, State, 12:30 p.m., Root Sports; Colorado State at Miami 0 4 0 .000 43 96 Colorado, 1 p.m., FX; Auburn vs. Clemson, 4 p.m., Imbler 58, Adrian 36 Boston (Doubront 10-6) at Oakland Payne, S Cyhl Quarles, LB Chavis Williams and G OL Dustin Waldron, OL Jeremiah Warren and OL Irrigon 28, Umatilla 0 (Bre.Anderson 2-0), 6:05 p.m. N.Y. Jets 0 4 0 .000 31 88 Tony Wragge. Placed TE Matt Balasavage, RB Darrion Weems. Placed RB Jeff Demps on ESPN; Hawaii at USC, 4:30 p.m., Fox; Alabama South W L T Pct PF PA Jesuit 63, McMinnville 21 Sunday’s Games Damien Berry, G-C Justin Boren, LB Ricky Brown, injured reserve. vs. Michigan, 5 p.m., ABC; Arkansas State at Houston 3 1 0 .750 101 80 Oregon, 7:30 p.m., ESPN and KWRO (630 AM); Jordan Valley 52, Pine Eagle 0 Baltimore at N.Y. Yankees, 10:05 a.m. TE Bruce Figgins and WR Tommy Streeter on NEW ORLEANS—Terminated the contracts of Klamath 24, Ashland 13 Texas at Cleveland, 10:05 a.m. Jacksonville 3 1 0 .750 100 117 injured reserve. WR Greg Camarillo, K John Kasay and TE Derek Oklahoma at UTEP, 7:30 p.m., Root Sports. Tennessee 3 1 0 .750 89 67 Tennis — La Pine 47, Chiloquin 0 Tampa Bay at Toronto, 10:07 a.m. BUFFALO BILLS—Released WR Kamar Aiken, Schouman. Waived LB Kadarron Anderson, DE U.S. Open, 9 a.m., CBS. Indianapolis 2 2 0 .500 99 75 Major League Baseball — Lake Oswego 34, Olympia, Wash. 0 Minnesota at Kansas City, 11:10 a.m. OL Mark Asper, TE Kevin Brock, RB Zach Brown, Braylon Broughton, LB Ezra Butler, QB Sean Major League Baseball — San Francisco at North W L T Pct PF PA Chicago Cubs, 10 a.m., WGN; Teams TBA, 1 p.m., Liberty Christian, Wash. 70, Ione 6 Boston at Oakland, 1:05 p.m. LB Tank Carder, OL James Carmon, WR Marcus Canfield, DE Alex Daniels, TE Michael Higgins, CB Lost River 36, Reedsport 0 L.A. Angels at Seattle, 1:10 p.m. Pittsburgh 3 1 0 .750 104 71 Easley, DE Robert Eddins, DT Dwan Edwards, DT Nick Hixson, S Jerico Nelson, G DeOnt’ae Fox; Chicago White Sox at Detroit, 4 p.m., WGN. Baltimore 2 2 0 .500 108 92 Auto Racing — Madison 7, The Dalles-Wahtonka 0 Chicago White Sox at Detroit, 5:05 p.m. Jarron Gilbert, DB Isaiah Green, WR Derek Pannell, T Aderious Simmons, WR Andy Tanner, NASCAR Nationwide Series Cincinnati 2 2 0 .500 70 72 Great Clips 300, practice at 8:30 a.m. and quali- Madras 36, Stayton 14 Monday’s Games Hagan, DT Kellen Heard, WR Ruvell Martin, LB C-G Matt Tennant and LB Lawrence Wilson. Marist 41, Bend 20 Cleveland at Detroit, 10:05 a.m. Cleveland 2 2 0 .500 84 82 Scott McKillop, P Shawn Powell, WR Naaman Placed RB Joe Banyard, S Jose Gumbs, CB fying at 12:30 p.m., Speed Channel, and race at West W L T Pct PF PA 4 p.m., ESPN2; NASCAR Sprint Cup AdvoCare McKay 62, South Albany 42 Baltimore at Toronto, 10:07 a.m. Roosevelt, DB Nick Saenz, OL David Snow, RB Marquis Johnson and WR Nick Toon on injured McKenzie 50, Days Creek 22 N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay, 10:10 a.m. San Diego 3 1 0 .750 64 78 Johnny White and OL Keith Williams. Placed OL reserve. Placed LB Ramon Humber and DE Will 500 practice, 11:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m., Speed Denver 2 2 0 .500 81 75 Channel; Formula One Grand Prix of Belgium McKinley, Hawaii 43, La Salle 22 Texas at Kansas City, 11:10 a.m. Zebrie Sanders on injured reserve. Smith on the reserve/suspended list. Monroe 49, Santiam 8 L.A. Angels at Oakland, 1:05 p.m. Kansas City 1 3 0 .250 61 116 CAROLINA PANTHERS—Acquired S Colin Jones NEW YORK GIANTS—Waived WR Greg Jones, qualifying, midnight, Speed Channel. Oakland 1 3 0 .250 61 75 Track & Field — Diamond League Zuirch, 10:30 Mount Douglas, British Columbia 38, Junction Boston at Seattle, 1:10 p.m. from San Francisco for a future undisclosed WR David Douglas, WR Dan DePalma, DE Craig City 6 Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, 4:10 p.m. NATIONAL CONFERENCE draft pick. Waived WR Seyi Ajirotutu, CB Darius Marshall, DE Matt Broha, DT Dwayne Hendricks, a.m. (delayed), NBC. East W L T Pct PF PA Women’s Soccer — United States vs. Costa Rica, Mountain View 35, Lebanon 21 Butler, LB David Nixon, DT Ogemdi Nwagbuo, RB LB Jake Muasau, TE Larry Donnell, OL Matt Newberg 39, North Salem 20 Philadelphia 4 0 0 1.000 106 60 Tauren Poole, CB R.J. Stanford, DL Ryan Van McCants, OL Selvish Capers, OL Stephen Goodin, 11:30 a.m., NBC. Tennis Dallas 3 1 0 .750 73 60 Golf — PGA Tour Deutsche Bank Championship, Newport 52, South Umpqua 18 Bergen, LB Kion Wilson. Waived/injured WR QB Ryan Perrilloux and DB Laron Scott. North Bend 58, Molalla 31 Washington 3 1 0 .750 98 59 Jared Green and OT Matt Reynolds. Terminated the contracts of RB D.J. Ware, CB 11 a.m., Golf Channel; European Masters, 4 a.m., U.S. Open N.Y. Giants 2 2 0 .500 80 58 Golf Channel; Web.com Tour Mylan Classic, 3:30 North Medford 16, McNary 15 CHICAGO BEARS—Waived RB Armando Allen, Dante Hughes, DT Marcus Thomas, WR Isaiah North Valley 36, Sutherlin 22 At New York South W L T Pct PF PA WR Joe Anderson, OT Cory Brandon, OT Stanback and OL Chris White. Waived/injured CB p.m., Golf Channel. How Seeded Players Fared Carolina 2 2 0 .500 69 72 Sunday, Sept. 2 Parkrose 44, Franklin 25 Cornelius Brown, OT James Brown, WR Terriun Bruce Johnson. Placed CB Terrell Thomas and DT Philomath 52, Yamhill-Carlton 7 Friday Tampa Bay 2 2 0 .500 60 95 Crump, CB Isaiah Frey, WR Brittan Golden, OT Shaun Rogers on injured reserve. Placed S Tyler College Football — Alabama State vs. Men Pleasant Hill 21, Gold Beach 20 New Orleans 2 3 0 .400 87 81 A.J. Greene, G Ricky Henry, S Mark LeGree, CB- Sash on the reserve/suspended list. Bethune-Cookman, 9 a.m., ESPN; Kentucky at Second Round Atlanta 1 3 0 .250 73 85 Louisville, 12:30 p.m., ESPN; Southern Methodist Portland Christian 42, Salem Academy 14 KR Greg McCoy, DT Jordan Miller, TE Brandon NEW YORK JETS—Waived WR Joseph Collins, Powers 42, Yoncalla 30 Novak Djokovic (2), Serbia, def. Rogerio Dutra North W L T Pct PF PA Venson, DE Aston Whiteside and LB Jabara LB Marcus Dowtin, OT Robert Griffin, G Fredrick at Baylor, 4:30 p.m., Root Sports. Silva, Brazil, 6-2, 6-1, 6-2. David Ferrer (4), Spain, Chicago 3 1 0 .750 84 99 Auto Racing — NHRA Mac Tools U.S. Nationals Prairie, Wash. 23, Rainier 20 Williams. Terminated the contracts of LB Xavier Koloto, C Matt Kroul, P Spencer Lanning, DB Redmond 35, Sweet Home 0 def. Igor Sijsling, Netherlands, 6-2, 6-3, 7-6 (12). Detroit 2 2 0 .500 102 94 Adibi, DE Chauncey Davis, WR Rashied Davis, QB LeQuan Lewis, TE Tarren Lloyd, S D’Anton Lynn, qualifying, 8 a.m., ESPN2; IndyCar Firestone Indy Juan Martin del Potro (7), Argentina, def. Ryan Green Bay 2 2 0 .500 74 72 Lights Streets of Baltimore, 9:30 a.m., NBC Sports Reynolds 51, Hillsboro 14 Josh McCown and DB Jonathan Wilhite. Placed DB Julian Posey, DE Jay Richardson, WR Eron Roseburg 22, South Salem 15 Harrison, United States, 6-2, 6-3, 2-6, 6-2. Janko Minnesota 1 3 0 .250 76 71 DT Nate Collins on the reserve/suspended list. Riley, LB Brett Roy, QB Matt Simms, DB Donnie Network; IndyCar Baltimore Grand Prix, 11 a.m., West W L T Pct PF PA Seaside 50, Warrenton 0 Tipsarevic (8), Serbia, def. Brian Baker, United CINCINNATI BENGALS—Waived CB T.J. Heath, Fletcher, LB Ricky Sapp, WR Royce Pollard, WR NBC Sports Network; American Le Mans Series States, 6-4, 6-3, 6-4. John Isner (9), United Seattle 4 0 0 1.000 122 44 Grand Prix of Baltimore, 2 p.m., ABC; NASCAR Sheldon 35, Southridge 28 RB Dan Herron, G Otis Hudson, LB Grant Hunter, Jordan White OT Paul Cornick, TE Hayden Smith, Sherwood 56, Milwaukie 6 States, def. Jarkko Nieminen, Finland, 6-3, 6-7 San Francisco 3 1 0 .750 90 53 DE Micah Johnson, LB Emmanuel Lamur, CB RB Terrance Ganaway and NT Martin Tevaseu. Sprint Cup Advocare 500, 4:30 p.m., ESPN. (5), 6-4, 6-3. Richard Gasquet (13), France, def. St. Louis 2 2 0 .500 84 92 Major League Baseball — Baltimore at New York Sisters 39, McLoughlin 16 Chris Lewis-Harris, DT Vaughn Meatoga, LB OAKLAND RAIDERS—Placed LB Aaron Curry on Siuslaw 28, Marshfield 13 Bradley Klahn, United States, 6-3, 6-3, 6-1. Arizona 1 4 0 .200 98 119 Roddrick Muckelroy, T Matthew O’Donnell, QB the physically unable to perform list. Waived KR Yankees, 10 a.m., TBS; San Francisco at Chicago Thursday’s Games South Medford 24, West Salem 9 Alexandr Dolgopolov (14), Ukraine, def. Marcos Zac Robinson, FB Jourdan Brooks, TE Colin Roscoe Parrish, LB Nathan Stupar, LB Kaelin Cubs, 11 a.m., WGN; Los Angeles Angels at Seattle, Baghdatis, Cyprus, 6-4, 3-6, 6-0, 7-6 (5). Jacksonville 24, Atlanta 14 1 p.m., Root Sports; Chicago White Sox at Detroit, 5 Sprague 30, Wilsonville 20 Cochart, LS Bryce Davis, FB James Develin, DE Burnett, LB Chad Kilgore, WR Derek Carrier, WR St. Helens 36, Cleveland 22 Stanislas Wawrinka (18), Switzerland, def. Steve Philadelphia 28, N.Y. Jets 10 DeQuin Evans, WR Vidal Hazelton and G Reggie Brandon Carswell, WR Eddie McGee, WR p.m., ESPN2. Darcis, Belgium, 6-7 (6), 6-3, 4-6, 6-1, 7-5. Philipp Houston 28, Minnesota 24 Tennis — U.S. Open, 8 a.m., CBS. St. Mary’s 41, Rogue River 26 Stephens. Waived/injured DT Nick Hayden. Travionte Session, OL Kevin Haslam, OL Nick Stanfield 47, Dayton, Wash. 6 Kohlschreiber (19), Germany, def. Benoit Paire, St. Louis 31, Baltimore 17 Placed DT Pat Sims on the reserve/physically Howell, OL Dan Knapp, OL Colin Miller, DL Hall Golf — PGA Tour Deutsche Bank Championship, France, 6-7 (4), 6-3, 3-6, 6-2, 7-6 (4). Andy Green Bay 24, Kansas City 3 10 a.m., Golf Channel and noon, NBC; European Summit 30, North Eugene 22, 3OT unable to perform list. Moved LB Dontay Moch Davis, DL Dominique Hamilton, TE Kyle Efaw, RB Sunset 31, David Douglas 20 Roddick (20), United States, def. Bernard Tomic, Tennessee 10, New Orleans 6 to the reserve/suspended by commissioner list. Lonyae Miller, S Curtis Taylor and K Eddy Masters, 4 a.m., Golf Channel; Web.com Tour Mylan Australia, 6-3, 6-4, 6-0. Julien Benneteau (31), Indianapolis 20, Cincinnati 16 Classic, 4 p.m., Golf Channel. Tigard 40, Canby 6 Placed S Tony Dye on injured reserve. Carmona. Placed TE Tory Humphrey, P Tualatin 12, Crater 8 France, def. Dennis Novikov, United States, 3-6, Pittsburgh 17, Carolina 16 CLEVELAND BROWNS—Waived OL Dominic Marquette King and S Brandon Underwood on Major League Soccer — Club Deportivo at San 6-4, 7-6 (1), 7-5. Detroit 38, Buffalo 32 Jose, 6 p.m., NBC Sports Network; Seattle at FC Vale 21, Parma, Idaho 20, OT Alford, DL Ronnie Cameron, WR Josh Cooper, OL the reserve-injured list. Waitsburg-Prescott, Wash. 41, Heppner 6 Women Chicago 28, Cleveland 20 Stanley Daniels, DB James Dockery, OL Garth PHILADELPHIA EAGLES—Acquired DB David Dallas, 7 p.m., Root Sports. Third Round San Francisco 35, San Diego 3 Monday, Sept. 3 West Albany 62, Pendleton 35 Gerhart, DL William Green, TE Dan Gronkowski, Sims from Cleveland for a conditional draft piuk. Westview 28, Barlow 14 Victoria Azarenka (1), Belarus, def. Zheng Jie Seattle 21, Oakland 3 LB Benjamin Jacobs, DL Ernest Owusu, DL Brian Released DB Joselio Hanson, DB O.J. Atogwe WR Tennis — U.S. Open, 8 a.m., CBS, and 4 p.m., (28), China, 6-0, 6-1. Maria Sharapova (3), Denver 16, Arizona 13 ESPN2. WJ Mouat, British Columbia 42, Elmira 18 Schaefering, OL Jarrod Shaw , OL Jeff Shugarts, Chad Hall, WR Mardy Gilyard, WR Marvin Woodburn 21, Jefferson PDX 14 Russia, def. Mallory Burdette, United States, 6-1, End of Regular Season FB Brad Smelley, LB Quinton Spears, RB Adonis McNutt, LB Keenan Clayton, TE Brett Brackett, Major League Baseball — Chicago Cubs at 6-1. Petra Kvitova (5), Czech Republic, def. Washington, 10 a.m., WGN; Boston at Seattle, 1 NFL Schedule Thomas, DL Kiante Tripp, WR Rod Windsor, TE TE Chase Ford, P Mat McBriar, DT Antonio Dixon, Pauline Parmentier, France, 6-4, 6-4. Sam Evan Moore and QB Seneca Wallace. Traded S DT Ollie Ogbu, DT Frank Trotter, DT Landon p.m., Root Sports. Pro Baseball Stosur (7), Australia, def. Varvara Lepchenko Wednesday, Sept. 5 College Football — Georgia Tech at Virginia Tech, Dallas at N.Y. Giants, 5:30 p.m. David Sims to the Philadelphia Eagles in Cohen, FB Emil Igwenagu, OT D.J. Jones, LB (31), United States, 7-6 (5), 6-2. Laura Robson, exchange for a conditional 2013 draft choice. Adrian Moten, LB Ryan Rau, DE Monte Taylor, S 5 p.m., ESPN. National League Britain, def. Li Na (9), China, 6-4, 6-7 (5), 6-2. Sunday, Sept. 9 Canadian Football League — Toronto at Indianapolis at Chicago, 10 a.m. DALLAS COWBOYS—Waived OL Jeff Adams, LB Phillip Thomas, OL Steve Vallos, QB Mike Kafka East Division W L Pct GB Marion Bartoli (11), France, def. Kristina Baraka Atkins, DT Ben Bass, WR Tim Benford, NT and OL Brandon Washington. Hamilton, 10 a.m., NBC Sports Network; Edmonton Washington 80 51 .611 — Mladenovic, France, 6-2, 6-4. Nadia Petrova (19), Philadelphia at Cleveland, 10 a.m. at Calgary, 1:30 p.m., NBC Sports Network. 1 St. Louis at Detroit, 10 a.m. Robert Callaway, QB Rudy Carpenter, WR Danny PITTSBURGH STEELERS—Released OL Trai Atlanta 74 58 .561 6⁄2 Russia, def. Lucie Safarova (15), Czech Republic, Auto Racing — NHRA Mac Tools Nationals, 9 a.m., 1 Miami at Houston, 10 a.m. Coale, RB Lance Dunbar, FB Shaun Shapas, DT Essex, P Jeremy Kapinos, QB Jerrod Johnson, DB Philadelphia 63 69 .477 17⁄2 6-4, 7-5. ESPN2. 1 Atlanta at Kansas City, 10 a.m. Clifton Geathers, OL Harland Gunn, WR Saalim Damon Cromartie-Smith, DB Terrence Frederick, New York 62 70 .470 18⁄2 Thursday Golf — PGA Tour Deutsche Bank Championship, 1 Jacksonville at Minnesota, 10 a.m. Hakim, LB Adrian Hamilton, OL Ronald Leary, LB DB Josh Victorian, LB Brandon Hicks, LB Miami 59 73 .447 21⁄2 Men 8:30 a.m., Golf Channel and 11 a.m., NBC. Washington at New Orleans, 10 a.m. Orie Lemon, OL Pat McQuistan, RB Jamize Marshall McFadden, DL Corbin Bryant, DL Central Division W L Pct GB Second Round Olawale, CB Akwasi Owusu-Ansah, CB Lionel Igbinosun Ikponmwosa, DL Jake Stoller, RB Cincinnati 81 52 .609 — Roger Federer (1), Switzerland, def. Bjorn Buffalo at N.Y. Jets, 10 a.m. 1 New England at Tennessee, 10 a.m. Smith, TE Andrew Szczerba, CB Teddy Williams DuJuan Harris, WR Tyler Beiler, WR Toney Local Schedule St. Louis 71 61 .538 9⁄2 Phau, Germany, 6-2, 6-3, 6-2. Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and S Eddie Whitley. Waived/injured OL Daniel Clemons, WR David Gilreath, WR Marquis Maze, Pittsburgh 70 61 .534 10 (5), France, lost to Martin Klizan, Slovakia, 6-4, Seattle at Arizona, 1:25 p.m. Today San Francisco at Green Bay, 1:25 p.m. Loper. WR Derrick Williams, OL linemen Ryan Lee, OL Milwaukee 63 68 .481 17 1-6, 6-1, 6-3. Tomas Berdych (6), Czech Republic, DENVER BRONCOS—Placed DE Jeremy Beal on John Malecki and OL Chris Scott. Placed LB Sean No local events scheduled. Chicago 51 80 .389 29 def. Jurgen Zopp, Estonia, 6-1, 6-4, 6-2. Nicolas Carolina at Tampa Bay, 1:25 p.m. 1 Pittsburgh at Denver, 5:20 p.m. injured reserve. Released CB Drayton Florence, Spence on injured reserve. Sunday, Sept. 2 Houston 40 92 .303 40⁄2 Almagro (11), Spain, def. Philipp Petzschner, No local events scheduled. Monday, Sept. 10 S Rafael Bush, OT Ryan Harris, RB Jeremiah ST. LOUIS RAMS—Released DT Cornell Banks, C West Division W L Pct GB Germany, 6-3, 5-7, 5-7, 6-4, 6-4. Marin Cilic (12), Johnson, LB Mike Mohamed, LB Jerry Franklin, Tim Barnes, QB Tom Brandstater, DE Mason Monday, Sept. 3 San Francisco 74 58 .561 — Croatia, def. Daniel Brands, Germany, 6-3, 6-2, 5- Cincinnati at Baltimore, 4 p.m. 1 San Diego at Oakland, 7:15 p.m. TE Cornelius Ingram, DE Jamie Blatnick, G Adam Brodine, LB Aaron Brown, LB Sammy Brown, CB No local events scheduled. Los Angeles 70 63 .526 4⁄2 7, 4-6, 7-5. Milos Raonic (15), Canada, def. Paul- 1 Grant, DT Ben Garland, CB Syd’Quan Thompson Kendric Burney, QB Kellen Clemens, DE Vernon Arizona 66 67 .496 8 ⁄2 Henri Mathieu, France, 7-5, 6-4, 7-6 (4). Gilles 1 and QB Adam Weber. Placed LB D.J. Williams and Gholston, FB Ben Guidugli, TE Cory Harkey, OL T. High School Results San Diego 62 71 .466 12⁄2 Simon (16), France, def. Jimmy Wang, Taiwan, 6- Pro Soccer TE Virgil Green on the reserve/suspended list. Bob Hebert, DE Jamaar Jarrett, WR Nick Johnson, Colorado 53 77 .408 20 4, 4-6, 6-4, 6-4. Kei Nishikori (17), Japan, def. DETROIT LIONS—Released G Rodney Austin, G T Joe Long, G Bryan Mattison, FB Ovie Mughelli, FOOTBALL Thursday’s Games Tim Smyczek, United States, 6-2, 6-2, 6-4. Mardy Major League Soccer Pat Boyle, DE Everette Brown, DE Ugo Chinasa, P TE Deangelo Peterson, RB Chase Reynolds, DE Philadelphia 3, N.Y. Mets 2 Fish (23), United States, def. Nikolay Davydenko, Siuslaw 28, Marshfield 13 EASTERN CONFERENCE Ryan Donahue, WR Patrick Edwards, DT Andre Scott Smith, OL Jose Valdez. Placed WR Austin Chicago Cubs 12, Milwaukee 11 Russia, 4-6, 6-7 (4), 6-2, 6-1, 6-2. Marcel W L T Pts GF GA Fluellen, G Dan Gerberry, TE Alex Gottlieb, WR Pettis on the reserve/suspended list. Siuslaw 7 21 0 0 — 28 Washington 8, St. Louis 1 Granollers (24), Spain, lost to James Blake, Sporting KC 14 7 5 47 32 23 Marshfield 0 0 7 6 — 13 Nate Hughes, S Reshard Langford, WR Lance SAN DIEGO CHARGERS—terminated the con- San Francisco 8, Houston 4 United States, 6-1, 6-4, 6-2. Fernando Verdasco New York 13 7 7 46 46 39 Long, DE Edmon McClam, LB Carmen Messina, tracts of DE Jacques Cesaire, OT Anthony Davis, Scoring Summary: Arizona 2, L.A. Dodgers 0 (25), Spain, def. Albert Ramos, Spain, 7-6 (4), 5- Houston 11 6 9 42 38 30 Siu: Jacob Thompson 2 run (Ryan Smith kick) WR Wallace Miles, CB Justin Miller, DT Tracy OT Mario Henderson, RB Jacob Hester and K Friday’s Games 7, 7-6 (5), 6-4. Sam Querrey (27), United States, D.C. United 12 9 5 41 43 37 Robertson, CB Alphonso Smith, WR Maurice Nick Novak. Waived RB Edwin Baker, C Colin Siu: Thompson 50 run (Smith kick) Chicago Cubs 6, San Francisco 4 def. Ruben Ramirez Hidalgo, Spain, 6-3, 6-4, 6-3. Chicago 12 8 5 41 32 30 Siu: Thompson 1 run (kick failed) Stovall, CB Ross Weaver and TE Austin Wells. Baxter, LB Bront Bird, DT Charlie Bryant, LB Washington 10, St. Louis 0 Feliciano Lopez (30), Spain, def. Pablo Andujar, Columbus 11 8 6 39 31 29 GREEN BAY PACKERS—Released OT Shea Ricky Elmore, LB Daryl Gamble, DB Gregory Siu: Joseph Dotson 65 interception return N.Y. Mets 3, Miami 0 Spain, 6-4, 6-1, 6-7 (5), 3-6, 7-5. Jeremy Chardy Montreal 12 13 3 39 42 44 (Sam Johnson run) Allard, WR Diondre Borel, TE Brandon Bostick, Gatson, DE Logan Harrell, DE Arthur Hobbs, QB Philadelphia 8, Atlanta 5, 10 innings (32), France, def. Matthew Ebden, Australia, 6-4, Philadelphia 7 13 4 25 25 30 QB B.J. Coleman, FB Nic Cooper, OT Andrew Jarrett Lee, P Robert Malone, DB DeAndre Mar: Alex Brown 5 run (Darin Curle kick) Cincinnati 9, Houston 3 6-2, 6-2. New England 6 14 6 24 33 38 Mar: Jacob McAvoy 22 pass from Jason Sweet Datko, C-G Tommie Draheim, C-G Sampson Presley, DE Damik Scafe, G Stephen Schilling, TE Milwaukee 9, Pittsburgh 3 Women Toronto FC 5 15 6 21 29 46 Genus, WR Curenski Gilleylen, WR Tori Gurley, Kory Sperry and WR Mike Willie. Placed S Sean (kick blocked) San Diego 5, Colorado 4 Second Round WESTERN CONFERENCE Team Statistics DE Lawrence Guy, S Anthony Levine, CB Otis Cattouse on injured reserve. Arizona 4, L.A. Dodgers 3, 11 innings Agnieszka Radwanska (2), Poland, def. Carla W L T Pts GF GA Merrill, WR Dale Moss, DT Daniel Muir, RB Marc SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS—Released LB Ikaika Siu Mar Today’s Games Suarez Navarro, Spain, 4-6, 6-3, 6-0. Serena San Jose 15 6 5 50 52 33 First Downs 18 21 Tyler, G Greg Van Roten and G-T Reggie Wells. Alama-Francis, LB Eric Bakhtiari, RB Rock San Francisco (Lincecum 7-14) at Chicago Cubs Williams (4), United States, def. Maria Jose Real Salt Lake 13 10 4 43 37 32 Placed OT Derek Sherrod on the reserve/physi- Cartwright, OT Derek Hall, LB Joe Holland, DT Rushes-Yards 41-185 42-167 (Germano 2-4), 10:05 a.m. Martinez Sanchez, Spain, 6-2, 6-4. Angelique Seattle 12 6 7 43 40 26 Passing 130 171 cally unable to perform list. Placed LB Vic So’oto Tony Jerod-Eddie, LB Cam Johnson, QB Josh Philadelphia (Cl.Lee 3-7) at Atlanta (T.Hudson Kerber (6), Germany, def. Venus Williams, United Los Angeles 12 11 4 40 46 40 on injured reserve. Johnson, DT Matthew Masifilo, CB Anthony Comp-Att-Int 13-15-0 14-25-2 13-4), 1:05 p.m. States, 6-2, 5-7, 7-5. Sara Errani (10), Italy, def. Vancouver 10 10 7 37 29 35 Fumbles-Lost 4-3 4-2 HOUSTON TEXANS—Traded CB Sherrick Mosley, TE Kyle Nelson, OT Al Netter, WR Chris St. Louis (Lohse 14-2) at Washington Vera Dushevina, Russia, 6-0, 6-1. Ana Ivanovic FC Dallas 8 12 8 32 33 37 McManis to Chicago for FB Tyler Clutts. Released Owusu, WR Nathan Palmer, OT Mike Person, TE Penalties-Yards 4-40 6-45 (Zimmermann 9-8), 1:05 p.m. (12), Serbia, def. Sofia Arvidsson, Sweden, 6-2, 6- Chivas USA 7 10 7 28 20 35 Individual Statistics QB Case Keenum, FB Moran Norris, WR Juaquin Konrad Reuland, LB Kenny Rowe, WR Brett Cincinnati (H.Bailey 10-9) at Houston (Harrell 2. Dominika Cibulkova (13), Slovakia, def. Bojana Portland 7 13 6 27 27 43 Iglesias, RB Jonathan Grimes, S Eddie Pleasant, Swain, S Michael Thomas, OT Kenny Wiggins and RUSHING—Siu: Jacob Thompson 16-93, Alex 10-9), 4:05 p.m. Jovanovski, Serbia, 7-6 (3), 7-6 (3). Maria Colorado 8 17 2 26 33 41 Snow 9-36, Christian Jakobsen 4-30, Sam TE Logan Brock, DE Keith Browner, LB D.J. LB Michael Wilhoite. N.Y. Mets (Hefner 2-5) at Miami (Jo.Johnson 7- Kirilenko (14), Russia, def. Greta Arn, Hungary, NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. Bryant, NT Hebron Fangupo, DE David Hunter, SEATTLE SEAHAWKS—Waived DB Phillip Johnson 2-15, Josh Iabichello 6-10, Jacob Egan 1- 11), 4:10 p.m. 6-3, 6-2. Roberta Vinci (20), Italy, def. Yaroslava Friday’s Game 5, Billy Jones 3-(minus 4). Mar: Alex Brown 14- LB Delano Johnson, DE Mitch King, LB Shawn Adams, DE Pierre Allen, LB Allen Bradford, WR Pittsburgh (A.J.Burnett 15-5) at Milwaukee Shvedova, Kazakhstan, 3-6, 7-5, 7-5. Jelena Portland 1, Colorado 0 Loiseau, WR Jeff Maehl, OT Nathan Menkin, LB Deon Butler, WR Kris Durham, G Paul Fanaika, G 108, Tony Morrison 13-34, Jason Sweet 10-14, (Estrada 2-5), 4:10 p.m. Jankovic (30), Serbia, def. Lara Arruabarrena- Saturday’s Games Darin Curle 5-11. Rennie Moore, TE Phillip Supernaw, C Cody Rishaw Johnson, WR Jermaine Kearse, LB Kyle San Diego (Volquez 9-9) at Colorado (Chacin 1- Vecino, Spain, 6-4, 6-2. Philadelphia at New England, 4:30 p.m. Wallace and G Cody White. Knox, DE Cordarro Law, WR Ricardo Lockette, TE PASSING—Siu: Jacob Thompson 13-15-130. 4), 5:10 p.m. Montreal at Columbus, 4:30 p.m. Mar: Jason Sweet 14-25-171. INDIANPOLIS COLTS—Waived WR Kashif Sean McGrath, C Kris O’Dowd, QB Josh Portis, DB Arizona (Skaggs 1-1) at L.A. Dodgers (Beckett Auto Racing Toronto FC at Sporting Kansas City, 5:30 p.m. Moore, WR Jeremy Ross, RB Darren Evans, TE DeShawn Shead, LB Korey Toomer and WR RECEIVING—Siu: Ryan Smith 6-42, Sam 0-1), 6:10 p.m. D.C. United at Real Salt Lake, 6 p.m. Johnson 4-62, Alex Snow 1-21, Christian Andre Smith, TE Kyle Miller, OL Steven Baker, OL Lavasier Tuinei. Waived/injured TE Cooper Sunday’s Games NASCAR Vancouver at Los Angeles, 7 p.m. Hayworth Hicks, OL Mike Tepper, OL Zane Taylor, Helfet and RB Vai Taua. Waived/injury settle- Jakobsen 1-6, Josh Iabichello 1-(minus 1). Mar: N.Y. Mets at Miami, 10:10 a.m. Sunday’s Games Jacob McAvoy 5-64, Alex Gilbert 3-40, Alex Sprint Cup AdvoCare 500 Lineup DL Chigbo Anunoby, DL Jason Shirley, LB Greg ment DL Lazarius Levingston. Placed LB Matt St. Louis at Washington, 10:35 a.m. Seattle FC at FC Dallas, 4 p.m. Lloyd, LB Jerry Brown, S Latarrius Thomas and McCoy on injured reserve. Placed DB Walter Brown 1-32, Tony Morrison 2-20, Darin Curle 1-15. Cincinnati at Houston, 11:05 a.m. After Friday qualifying; race Sunday Houston at Chicago, 4 p.m. At Atlanta Motor Speedway LS Justin Snow. Waived/injured RB Deji Karim, Thurmond on the reserve/physically unable to Powers 42, Yoncalla 30 Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 11:10 a.m. Chivas USA at San Jose, 6 p.m. DE James Aiono, LB Tim Fugger, DB Brandon perform list. Placed G Allen Barbre on the San Francisco at Chicago Cubs, 11:20 a.m. Hampton, Ga. Yoncalla 0 8 16 6 — 30 Wednesday, Sept. 5 King and DB Mike Newton. Placed WR Jabin reserve/suspended list. San Diego at Colorado, 12:10 p.m. Lap length: 1.54 miles Columbus at New England, 5 p.m. Powers 16 14 6 6 — 42 (Car number in parentheses) Sambrano and CB Korey Lindsey on injured TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS—Waived DT Frank Scoring Summary: Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, 1:10 p.m. Portland at Colorado, 6 p.m. reserve. Released OT George Foster from injured Okam, DT Amobi Okoye (injury settlement), S Philadelphia at Atlanta, 2:05 p.m. 1. (14) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, 186.121 mph. Pow: Clayton Stallard 10 pass from Tye Thursday, Sept. 6 reserve. Larry Asante, S Sean Baker, WR Landon Cox, LB Monday’s Games 2. (16) Greg Biffle, Ford, 185.648. Jackson (conversion failed) Real Salt Lake at Houston, 5:30 p.m. JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS—Placed G Will Rennie Curran, LB Jacob Cutrera, TE Drake Chicago Cubs at Washington, 10:05 a.m. 3. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 185.493. Pow: Stallard 2 run (conversion good) Saturday, Sept. 8 Rackley G Jason Spitz and C John Estes on Dunsmore, K Kai Forbath, T Jermarcus Hardrick, Colorado at Atlanta, 10:10 a.m. 4. (17) Matt Kenseth, Ford, 185.319. Pow: Devin Mackenson 15 run (conversion Chivas USA at Seattle FC, 1 p.m. injured reserve. Waived S Courtney Greene, DT RB Robert Hughes, FB Cody Johnson, RB Mossis Milwaukee at Miami, 10:10 a.m. 5. (24) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, 185.307. failed) Corvey Irvin, S DB Rod Issac, CB Trumaine Madu, DT Jordan Nix, C Moe Petrus, TE Zack Philadelphia at Cincinnati, 10:10 a.m. 6. (55) Mark Martin, Toyota, 185.232. Yon: 20 run (conversion good) McBride, RB Richard Murphy, QB Jordan Palmer, Pianalto, QB Brett Ratliff, CB James Rogers, WR Houston at Pittsburgh, 10:35 a.m. 7. (11) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 185.22. Transactions Pow: Carl Martinez 12 run (conversion failed) OT William Robinson, CB Leigh Torrence, WR Jordan Shipley, WR Tiquan Underwood, DT Teryl N.Y. Mets at St. Louis, 11:15 a.m. 8. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 185.139. Yon: 1 run (conversion good) BASEBALL Demetrius Williams, G Daniel Baldridge, TE Colin White, DL E.J. Wilson and G Desmond Wynn Arizona at San Francisco, 1:05 p.m. 9. (20) Joey Logano, Toyota, 185.084. Yon: Touchdown (conversion good) American League Cloherty, DE Odrick Ray, FB Will Ta’ufo’ou, DE (waived/injured). San Diego at L.A. Dodgers, 5:10 p.m. 10. (9) Marcos Ambrose, Ford, 185.053. Pow: Martinez 75 run (failed) 11. (5) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, 184.997. BALTIMORE ORIOLES—Agreed to terms with Kendrick Adams, OT Lee Barbiasz, WR Mike TENNESSEE TITANS—Waived WR Devin Aguilar, Yon: 2 run (conversion failed) American League 12. (99) Carl Edwards, Ford, 184.929. LHP Randy Wolf on a one-year contract. Brown, DE Ryan Davis, CB Antonio Dennard, G TE Brandon Barden, DT Zach Clayton, G Kyle Pow: Martinez 40 run (conversion failed) East Division W L Pct GB 13. (43) Aric Almirola, Ford, 184.874. DETROIT TIGERS—Designated OF Jeff Baker D.J. Hall, LB Joshua Jones and LB J.K. Schaffer. DeVan, DT Lamar Divens, S Aaron Francisco, TE for assignment and traded him to Atlanta for a KANSAS CITY CHIEFS—Released DT Amon Cameron Graham, CB Chris Hawkins, G Michael Pleasant Hill 21, Gold Beach 20 New York 75 56 .573 — 14. (34) David Ragan, Ford, 184.738. Baltimore 73 58 .557 2 15. (22) Sam Hornish Jr., Dodge, 184.609. player to be named. Recalled OF Avisail Garcia Gordon, LB Leon Williams, FB Patrick DiMarco, Jasper, WR James Kirkendoll, FB Collin Mooney, Pleasant Hill 7 0 0 14 — 21 1 from Erie (EL). OL Darryl Harris, OL David Mims, DL Brandon C Chris Morris, WR Michael Preston, DE Malcolm Tampa Bay 71 61 .538 4⁄2 Gold Beach 0 6 0 14 — 20 16. (51) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 184.566. Boston 62 71 .466 14 National League Bair, DB Neiko Thorpe, DB Terrance Parks, DB Sheppard, S Tracy Wilson and WR DJ Woods. Scoring Summary 17. (39) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 184.48. Toronto 60 71 .458 15 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS—Claimed INF Cody Chandler Fenner, DB Mikail Baker, OL Darryl Placed DE Dave Ball, DE Leger Douzable, G Ryan PH: Jackson Bertsch 1 run (Dillon Ritchie kick) 18. (27) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 184.425. Central Division W L Pct GB Ransom off waivers from Milwaukee. Harris, OL Lucas Patterson, OL Rob Bruggeman, Durand, LB Kevin Malast and CB Terrence GB: Colton Pearson 35 run (run failed) 19. (13) Casey Mears, Ford, 184.082. Chicago 72 59 .550 — HOUSTON ASTROS—Traded OF Ben Francisco OL Rich Ranglin, DL Jerome Long, LB Gabe Wheatley on injured reserve. GB: Tanner Fritts 5 run (run failed) 20. (1) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 184.07. Detroit 70 61 .534 2 21. (2) Brad Keselowski, Dodge, 184.058. to Tampa Bay for a player to be named. Miller, WR Jamar Newsome, WR Josh Bellamy, WASHINGTON REDSKINS—Released CB David GB: Dustin Carter 34 pass from CJ Maxwell (JR 1 FOOTBALL WR Junior Hemingway and S Donald Jones, LB Bryan Kehl, DL Darrion Scott, WR Kansas City 59 71 .454 12⁄2 22. (36) Dave Blaney, Chevrolet, 183.747. Keeler run) 1 National Football League Washington. Placed DB De’Quan Menzie and QB Anthony Armstrong, WR Terrence Austin, DB Cleveland 55 77 .417 17⁄2 PH: Charlie Ward 74 kickoff return (Ritchie 23. (10) Danica Patrick, Chevrolet, 183.673. Minnesota 53 78 .405 19 NFL—Suspended Washington S Tanard Jackson Alex Tanney on injured reserve. Placed LB Travon Bellamy, OT Tom Compton, C Erik Cook, kick) 24. (29) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, 183.643. West Division W L Pct GB indefinitely for violating the league’s substances Tamba Hali on the reserve/suspended list. QB Jonathan Crompton, RB Tristan Davis, NT PH: Bertsch 1 run (Ritchie kick) 25. (47) Bobby Labonte, Toyota, 183.509. Texas 78 53 .595 — 26. (31) Jeff Burton, Chevrolet, 183.412. abuse policy. Fined Minnesota S Harrison Smith MIAMI DOLPHINS—Traded OL Ryan Cook to Marlon Favorite, C Grant Garner, LB Donnell Around the State Oakland 74 57 .565 4 27. (78) Regan Smith, Chevrolet, 183.388. $21,000 for a hit on San Diego WR Mike Willie Dallas Cowboys for a 2013 late-round draft pick. Holt, NT Delvin Johnson, TE Richard Quinn, OT 1 during an Aug. 24 game. Waived WR Roberto Wallace, WR B.J. Willie Smith, CB Brandyn Thompson, LB Markus Aloha 45, Thurston 0 Los Angeles 70 62 .530 8⁄2 28. (56) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 183.37. Amity 16, Waldport 0 Seattle 64 69 .481 15 29. (38) David Gilliland, Ford, 183.364. ARIZONA CARDINALS—Released CB Crezdon Cunningham, WR Clyde Gates, WR Chris Hogan, White and DE Doug Worthington, Baker 43, Weiser, Idaho 13 Thursday’s Games 30. (15) Clint Bowyer, Toyota, 183.333. Butler, LB Antonio Coleman, S Blake Gideon, LB WR Jeff Fuller, DE Jamaal Westerman, OT Lydon Waived/injured FB Dorson Boyce and LB Brian Beaverton 33, Forest Grove 26 Oakland 12, Cleveland 7 31. (30) David Stremme, Toyota, 183.037. Clark Haggans, G Russ Hochstein, DT Ricky Murtha, OT Ray Feinga, OT Will Barker, OL McNally. Placed DE Kentwan Balmer on the Camas, Wash. 63, Oregon City 20 Baltimore 5, Chicago White Sox 3 32. (21) Trevor Bayne, Ford, 182.886. Lumpkin, LB Colin Parker, CB Larry Parker, WR Andrew McDonald, OL Chandler Burden, CB reserve/left squad list. Placed S Tanard Jackson Camas Valley 38, Perrydale 6 Seattle 5, Minnesota 4 33. (42) Juan Pablo Montoya, Chevrolet, 182.759. Demarco Sampson, TE Steve Skelton, RB Alfonso Vincent Agnew, DB Anderson Russell, CB on the reserve/suspended list. Cascade 20, Banks 12 Toronto 2, Tampa Bay 0 34. (49) Jason Leffler, Toyota, 182.675. Smith, LB Quan Sturdivant, DE Ronald Talley, DE Quinten Lawrence, LB Cameron Collins, LB SOCCER Cascade Christian 33, Santiam Christian 7 Kansas City 2, Detroit 1 35. (88) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, 182.627. Everrette Thompson, TE Martell Webb, C Scott Shelly Lyons, DT Isaako Aaitui and DT Ryan MLS Centennial 49, Grant 42 L.A. Angels 5, Boston 2 36. (95) Scott Speed, Ford, 182.549. Wedige, WR Isaiah Williams and OT D.J. Young. Baker. Waived/injured DE Jarrell Root and DB MLS—Suspended Columbus D Julius James Central Linn 46, Toledo 14 Friday’s Games 37. (87) Joe Nemechek, Toyota, 182.38. Waived/injured LB Brandon Williams and WR Kevyn Scott. Terminated the contract of LB Gary one game and fined him an undisclosed amount Century 62, Lincoln 35 Baltimore 6, N.Y. Yankees 1 38. (91) Reed Sorenson, Toyota, 182.189. Stephen Williams. Placed QB Richard Bartel and Guyton. for violent conduct during an Aug. 29 game Churchill 56, South Eugene 21 Detroit 7, Chicago White Sox 4 39. (23) Scott Riggs, Chevrolet, 182.141. RB Javarris James on injured reserve. MINNESOTA VIKINGS—Placed OT DeMarcus against Philadelphia. Coeur d’Alene, Idaho 58, West Linn 20 Texas 5, Cleveland 3 40. (83) Landon Cassill, Toyota, Owner Points. ATLANTA FALCONS—Reached injury settle- Love on injured reserve. Terminated the con- COLLEGE Corvallis 33, Willamette 20 Toronto 2, Tampa Bay 1 41. (93) Travis Kvapil, Toyota, Owner Points. ments with TE Lamark Brown and G Andrew tracts of CB Chris Carr, DE Jeff Charleston, S Eric MICHIGAN—Suspended RB Fitzgerald Creswell 47, North Douglas 0 Minnesota at Kansas City, ppd., rain 42. (32) T.J. Bell, Ford, Owner Points. Jackson. Waived LB Spencer Adkins, LB Rico Frampton and QB Sage Rosenfels. Waived WR Toussaint and DE Frank Clark one game apiece. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K B4 •The World • Saturday,September 1,2012 Y K Community Sports Community runs fill future weekends on South Coast

THE WORLD Festival starts at 2 p.m. next fontainerun.com. Sunday at Bandon City Park. Two runs next weekend It includes 10-kilometer and Pre Run for Kids kick off a busy three-week 5-kilometer events, as well as The next day, a 3-mile stretch of events on the a 1-mile kids run. kids run will be held in Coos South Coast. The entry fee is $15 and Bay, starting at 2 p.m. on The annual Scotty the event is a benefit for the Second Street in downtown. Brown’s Memorial Trail Run Bandon Lions Club’s vision The run is hosted by the will be held next Saturday, program. Boys & Girls Club of this year starting at the For more information, call Southwestern Oregon and is Empire Boat Ramp in Coos Tricia Hutton at 541-347- for boys and girls in grades 1 Bay. 6512 or Earl Miller at 541- through 8. The entry fee is The fun event is noncom- 347-9800. $15. petitive and doesn’t come For more information, call with an entry fee. It honors Prefontaine Memorial Run 541-267-6573. former South Coast Running The South Coast’s best- Club member Scotty Brown, known run will be held on Harvest Fest Run Contributed Photos by Tom Hutton who died several years ago, Saturday, Sept. 15, as part of The week after the Fun Hunter Hutton runs through the transition area after dropping off his bike during the Oregon Challenge and is hosted by his close the annual Bay Area Fun Festival, Myrtle Point has its triathlon in Eugene. friend Roy Mollier. Brown Festival. annual celebration, the loved social runs, and people The race starts at 10 a.m. Harvest Festival, which are encouraged to visit in downtown Coos Bay, comes with its own commu- throughout this one. Dogs though a separate 5,000- nity run. Huttons soar in triathlon are welcome. meter high school race starts The Harvest Fest run This year’s run will be 15 minutes earlier. The run starts at 10 a.m. on Saturday, THE WORLD about 5 miles long on a new follows Ocean Boulevard out Sept. 22, and includes a 1- trail along the bay beach. toward Empire before mile kids run and a 5-kilome- Bandon father and son Runners are recommended to returning to finish on the ter run/walk. Both races start Brent and Hunter Hutton wear old shoes. track at Marshfield High on Spruce Street near recently both placed well at Refreshments will be avail- School. It is challenging, Lehnherr Park. The Oregon Challenge able afterward. with several hills. There is no participation triathlon in Eugene. For more information, call Registration forms are fee and runners and walkers They were among five Mollier at 541-297-6669 or available at the Coos Bay are encouraged to sign up Coos County residents who Jim Clarke at 541-297-6197. Visitor Information Center, early. Registration will begin competed in the event. Farr’s True Value Hardware at 9 a.m. Brent Hutton, who is 42, Lions Cranberry Run and Huggins Insurance. For more information, call placed fifth overall in the The annual run as part of Runners also can register Leana Slater at 541-572- Olympic level triathlon. the Bandon Cranberry online at www.pre- 6037. He had times of 29:33 for a .9-mile swim, 1:17:45 for a 24-mile bike and 38:54 for a 10-kilometer run. SCAT takes Scott Poore Memorial titles His overall time, when Brent Hutton emerges from the water following the swim portion of the Oregon Challenge Triathlon. adding in the transition THE WORLD zones, was 2:28:08. The winner, David Garcia of Eugene, for the 5-kilometer run. year-old Nick Hossley of The host South Coast Aquatic finished in 2:15:56. Garcia Combined with transition North Bend finished ninth Team swept the titles at the recent was the only finisher to beat times, his overall effort was overall and third among fin- Scott Poore Memorial Invitational Hutton in the 40-44 age 1:42:28. ishers in the 15-19 age group. swim meet at North Bend Pool. group. Noah Langlie of North He had times of 16:16 for the The meet featured swimmers Hutton also had the Bend placed 13th overall in swim, 48:59 for the bike and from several clubs around the fastest running time of any of the Olympic triathlon, fin- 21:23 for the run and an over- state, including both SCAT and the the participants. ishing in 2:44:49 to win the all time of 1:29:30. Gold Coast Swim Team. Hunter Hutton placed 15-19 age group. Francis Burger,a 60-year- Among individual standouts was 31st overall and first in the 11- His times were 24:18 for old Coos Bay resident, fin- SCAT’s Grace Knutsen, who won all 12 age group in the sprint the swim, 1:30:18 for the bike ished 30th overall in 1:42:11 nine of her individual events, setting triathlon. and 47:18 for the run. Langlie with times of 19:50 for the meet records in several of them. His times were 20:24 for was the first swimmer out of swim, 50:55 for the bike and Local results are in today’s the .4-mile swim, 55:19 for the water. 28:35 for the run. He won the Community Scoreboard. the 14-mile bike and 24:07 In the sprint triathlon, 15- 60-64 age group. Lavigne, Winterhalder team for win

THE WORLD Flight, two shots better than score of 142.5. Anita Britton and Evie Michelle Fraley and Tina Terry Lavigne and Spring. The two-woman Steele won the B flight on the Jeanette Winterhalder teams played a scramble for- first playoff hole after they teamed to win the Coastal mat the first day and a chap- finished regulation tied with Classic women’s golf tourn- man the second. Margaret Thomas and Bette Macey Goodrich swims in the 100-yard Photos by Lou Sennick, The World mament at Forest Hills Linda Fox and Debbie Johnson with scores of 188. individual medley race for the Gold Coast Matthew Oberst, swimming for Cascade, has a sign on his Country Club last weekend. Cleverely edged Marion Robyn McCarty and Swim Team during the Scott Poore shoulders before he starts one of his races at the recent The pair had a two-day Johnson and Wanda Strong Colleen Cooper had low-net Memorial Meet. Scott Poore Memorial Meet in North Bend. total of 155 to win the A for low-net honors with a honors with a 156. COMMUNITY SCOREBOARD

Powley, 1:01.21; 15. Martin, 1:05.39. Valencia, 3:37.60; 8. Kliewer, 3:55.72. 100 Allman, Lexi Johnson), 4:08.65. 200 Freestyle Closest to Pin — Michael Chupka (No. 8), Don Swimming Girls 11-12 Freestyle — 1. Hoefs, 1:16.73; 3. Martin, 1:28.80; 5. Relay, 1. SCAT (Hannah Whitey, Natalie Cheal, England (No. 9). Road Runs 100 Individual Medley — 4. Shayonna Tripp, Valencia, 1:34.94; 9. Bennett, 1:47.95; 10. Kliewer, Angela Allman, Makenna Roberts), 2:43.58. Forest Hills Country Club Scott Poore Memorial SCAT, 1:17.58; 5. Zaraya Estrada, SCAT, 1:19.58; 8. 1:48.07. 50 Breaststroke — 1. Hoefs, 44.75; 6. Boys 10 & Under — 200 Medley Relay, 1. SCAT Upcoming Road Races on the South Coast At North Bend Pool Alexandra Martin, SCAT, 1:30.28. 200 Individual Martin, 59.38; 7. Kliewer, 103.08; 8. Bennett, (Aaron Valencia, Gabriel Martin, Craig Hoefs, Coastal Classic For more information on upcoming road Aug. 17-19 Medley — 3. Callie Reynolds, SCAT, 2:48.10. 100 1:03.19; 10. Valencia, 1:18.39. 50 Backstroke — 1. Joshua Bennett), 3:12.19. 200 Freestyle Relay, 1. Aug. 25-26 races and for photos from past events, visit the South Coast Aquatic Team (SCAT) and Gold Breaststroke — 4. Tripp, 1:30.96; 6. Estrada, Martin, 42.85; 3. Valenica, 48.76; 6. Bennett, SCAT (Gabriel Martin, Joshua Bennett, Aaron Scramble Saturday and Chapman Sunday South Coast Running Club’s Web page at Valencia, Craig Hoefs), 2:44.75. A Flight Coast Swim Team (GCST) results, listed by event. 1:32.72; 7. Reynolds, 1:37.77; 8. Martin, 1:40.76; 53.27; 9. Kliewer, 56.92. 100 Butterfly — 1. Hoefs, www.southcoastrunningclub.org. 200 Freestyle — 50 Freestyle — Girls 12 & Under — 200 Medley Relay, 2. SCAT Low Gross — Terry Lavigne and Jeanette Team and first name are used on first reference 11. Makayla Chase, SCAT, 1:51.56. 1:36.99. 1. Hoefs, 34.95; 4. Sunset Bay Trail Run — Today, starting at 10 (Shayonna Tripp, Grace Knutsen, Zaraya only. 6. Martin, 3:03.29; 7. Chase, 3:36.81. 500 Valencia, 41.55; 7. Martin, 42.46; 9. Bennett, Winterhalder, 155; Anita Britton and Evie Spring, a.m. at Sunset Bay State Park. Events include a Estrada, Callie Reynolds), 2:16.96. 200 Freestyle Girls 6 & Under Freestyle — 2. Estrada, 6:24.28; 3. Tripp, 6:24.54; 44.62; 10. Kliewer, 46.08. 100 Backstroke — 1. 157; Theresa Asper and Hope Sessums, 159. 1-mile kids run, a 4-mile trail run and a 15-kilo- Relay, 1. SCAT (Shayonna Tripp, Callie Reynolds, Low Net — 25 Freestyle — 1. Hope Hoffine, SCAT, 30.61. 4. Reynolds, 6:31.02. 100 Freestyle — 4. Tripp, Hoefs, 1:29.39; 2. Valencia, 1:43.90; 6. Bennett, Linda Fox and Debbie Cleverely, meter trail run. Both trail runs are hilly and chal- Zaraya Estrada, Grace Knutsen), 2:00.89; 4. Girls 7-8 1:06.38; 7. Estrada, 1:09.41; 8. Reynolds, 1:10.63; 1:58.91. 50 Butterfly — 1. Hoefs, 41.89; 3. 142.5; Marion Johnson and Wanda Strong, 142.5; lenging. Entry fee is $5. For more information, SCAT (Alexandra Martin, Makayla Chase, Alexis 25 Freestyle — 2. Paige Kirchner, GCST, 19.69; 14. Martin, 1:24.00; 15. Chase, 1:39.32; 16. Alexis Valencia, 54.43; 4. Kliewer, 55.41. Pat Blankenship and Joyce Booren, 148. call Patrick Myers at 541-290-7530 or Lawrence Norton, Danae Reynolds), 3:01.76. 3. Morgan Hoefs, SCAT, 20.69; 6. Ophelia Norton, SCAT, 1:40.37. 50 Breaststroke — 5. Boys 11-12 B Flight Cheal at 541-756-7999. Reynolds, 44.12. 50 Backstroke — 1. Tripp, 33.66; 100 Individual Medley — 4. Brendon Roberts, Boys 12 & Under — 200 Medley Relay, 1. SCAT Low Gross — Michelle Fraley and Tina Steele, Katsikis, SCAT, 23.27; 7. Jena Hoffine, SCAT, 23.53; Scotty Brown’s Memorial Run — Saturday, Sept. 4. Estrada, 35.94; 10. Martin, 44.32; 13. Chase, SCAT, 1:15.94; 5. Alexander Kliewer, GCST, (Kenneth Shepherd, Brendon Roberts, Jerrad 188; Margaret Thomas and Bette Johnson, 188; 8. Melanie Bayati, SCAT, 23.66; 10. Isabelle Hale, 8, starting at 10 a.m. at the Empire Boat Ramp at SCAT, 30.84; 11. Lexi Johnson, SCAT, 35.93. 48.64; 14. Norton, 52.33. 100 Butterfly — 2. 1:23.09; 6. Anthony Valencia, SCAT, 1:23.49. 200 Perez-Duncan, Anthony Valenica), 2:28.89. Gerry Leep and Jan Shaw, 205. Tripp, 1:20.26; 3. Estrada, 1:20.65; 4. Reynolds, Individual Medley — 1. Jerrad Perez-Duncan, Girls — 200 Medley Relay, 4. SCAT (Liliana Low Net — Robyn McCarty and Colleen the end of Newmark Avenue in Coos Bay. This Girls 8 & Under noncompetitive event emphasizes the joy of run- 100 Individual Medley — 1. Ophelia Katsikis, 1:20.97. 50 Freestyle — 4. Tripp, 30.51; 5. SCAT, 2:33.12; 4. Kliewer, 3:01.90. 100 Bennett, Alissa McCord, Alyssa Bennett, Rahelle Cooper, 156; Jan Markham and Linda Murtaugh, ning and sharing the camaraderie of fellow run- SCAT, 2:07.32. 50 Breaststroke — 1. Morgan Estrada, 30.58; 9. Reynolds, 33.01; 13. Martin, Breaststroke — 2. Perez-Duncan, 1:25.88; 3. Swain), 2:26.39. 200 Freestyle Relay, 4. SCAT 158.5; Barb Hoy and Carol Shurden, 169. ners and the memory of Scotty Brown. The trail Hoefs, SCAT, 55.18; 2. Katsikis, 1:02.86; 4. Lexi 36.49; 15. Chase, 39.39; 16. Norton, 41.48. 100 Roberts, 1:27.28; 7. Kliewer, 1:37.71; 8. Kenneth (Liliana Bennett, Alissa McCord, Rachelle Swain, Johnson, SCAT, 1:32.69. 100 Freestyle — 1. Hoefs, Backstroke — 3. Tripp, 1:14.10; 8. Estrada, Shepherd, SCAT, 1:48.65. 200 Freestyle — 2. Alyssa Bennett), 2:05.50. Watson Ranch run will be about 5 miles in length and refresh- 1:40.67; 3. Melanie Bayati, SCAT, 1:53.43; 4. 1:19.01; 9. Reynolds, 1:19.14; 11. Martin, 1:31.58; Valencia, 2:34.04. 500 Freestyle — 1. Perez- Team Scores Ladies night ments will be available after the run. For more Katsikis, 1:57.75; 5. Jena Hoffine, SCAT, 2:03.28; 7. 14. Chase, 1:51.46. 50 Butterfly — 1. Estrada, Duncan, 5:48.56; 6. Roberts, 6:21.62; 7. Girls — South Coast Aquatic Team 1,737; Thursday information, call Roy Mollier at 541-297-6669. Isabelle Hale, SCAT, 2:48.47. 25 Breaststroke — 2. 31.27; 3. Tripp, 34.33; 5. Reynolds, 36.19. Shepherd, 6:57.12; 8. Valencia, 7:02.10. 100 Roseburg Y Swim Team 1,156; Cascade Aquatic Scramble Bandon Lions Cranberry Run — Sunday, Sept. Hoefs, 25.96; 3. Katsikis, 28.80; 5. Hoffine, Girls 13-14 Freestyle — 4. Perez-Duncan, 1:01.43; 7. Roberts, Club 1,143; Willamalane Swim Club 277, YMCA Low Gross — Theresa Asper, Martha 9, starting at 2 p.m. at Bandon City Park. Events 30.88; 6. Kirchner, 31.93; 7. Johnson, 37.74; 8. 200 Individual Medley — 1. Alyssa Bennett, 1:08.61; 8. Shepherd, 1:14.08; 9. Valencia, Grants Pass Swimming 174, Gold Coast Swim Blochlinger, Renee Frati and Lindi Quinn, 35; include 10-kilometer and 5-kilometer run/walks Hale, 39.80. 50 Backstroke — 3. Katsikis, 57.10; 5. SCAT, 2:23.25; 2. Liliana Bennett, SCAT, 2:33.07; 5. 1:15.59; 10. Kliewer, 1:17.71. 50 Breaststroke — 6. Team 83, Bend Swim Club 65, Superior Stingray Cindy Bodkin, Sue Cox, Jill Dickey and Sheryl and a 1-mile kids run. The entry fee is $15. The Hoffine, 58.15; 6. Bayati, 1:02.75; 7. Hale, 1:04.48; Alissa McCord, SCAT, 2:49.74. 500 Freestyle — 1. Roberts, 41.72; 7. Kliewer, 47.03; 8. Shepherd, Swim Team 16. Todd, 36; Linda Beman, Cathy Bishop, Carla event benefits the Bandon Lions Club’s local Boys — South Coast Aquatic Team 1,323; 8. Johnson, 1:05.21. 50 Butterfly — 1. Kirchner, Alyssa Bennett, 5:37.92. 1,650 Freestyle — 1. 49.48. 50 Backstroke — 3. Perez-Duncan, 33.20; Plotycia and Hope Sessum, 38. vision programs. For more information, call 54.69; 2. Hoefs, 59.55. 50 Freestyle — 1. Kirchner, Liliana Bennett, 21:01.09; 2. McCord, 22:41.81. 6. Valencia, 41.17; 7. Shepherd, 42.30. 100 Roseburg Y Swim Team 1,010.5; Cascade Aquatic Closest to Pin — Theresa Asper (No. 9). Club 921; Grants Pass Aquatic Club 613.5; YMCA either Tricia Hutton at 541-347-6512 or Earl 44.04; 2. Bayati, 44.55; 3. Hoefs, 47.38; 4. 100 Freestyle — 1. Alyssa Bennett, 57.60; 3. Butterfly — 1. Perez-Duncan, 1:12.16; 4. Roberts, Long Drive — Jill Dickey (No. 4). Miller at 541-347-9800. Liliana Bennett, 1:04.27; 6. McCord, 1:08.41; 17. 1:19.99; 7. Kliewer, 1:40.32. 50 Freestyle — 4. Grants Pass 354; Gold Coast Swim Team 279. Katsikis, 50.92; 7. Emma Craig, SCAT, 1:01.54; 9. Prefontaine Memorial Run — Saturday, Sept. Hale, 1:10.85; 10. Johnson, 1:18.04. 25 Butterfly Rachelle Swain, SCAT, 1:25.59. 100 Breaststroke Perez-Duncan, 28.20; 7. Roberts, 30.48; 9. — 1. Liliana Bennett, 1:20.17; 3. McCord, 1:29.44. Shepherd, 33.58; 10. Valencia, 33.82; 11. Kliewer, Auto Racing 15, starting at 10 a.m. in downtown Coos Bay. — 2. Kirchner, 24.84; 3. Hoefs, 26.24; 4. Bayati, Golf The 10-kilometer run covers one of the favorite 27.55; 7. Katsikis, 37.67; 8. Hale, 48.77. 100 Backstroke — 1. Alyssa Bennett, 1:08.87; 3. 34.09. 100 Backstroke — 3. Perez-Duncan, Coos Bay Speedway training routes of the late Steve Prefontaine. A Girls 9-10 Liliana Bennett, 1:16.14; 8. McCord, 1:23.10; 15. 1:10.34; 7. Roberts, 1:19.21; 8. Valencia, 1:24.75; 9. Bandon Crossings 100 Individual Medley — 1. Grace Knutsen, Swain, 1:35.52. 200 Butterfly — 1. Alyssa Kliewer, 1:26.48; 10. Shepherd, 1:26.71. 50 Oval Dirt Track separate 5-kilometer high school race will start Bennett, 2:26.30. 50 Freestyle — 1. Alyssa Butterfly — 2. Perez-Duncan, 31.48; 8. Roberts, Men’s Day Les Schwab Championship Series at 9:45 a.m. The entry fee is $23 for runners who SCAT, 1:07.84; 3. Makenna Roberts, SCAT, 1:29.74; Wednesday 7. Natalie Cheal, SCAT, 1:34.25; 9. Hannah Whitey, Bennett, 26.20; 4. Liliana Bennett, 29.89; 8. 36.22; 9. Valencia, 38.53; 10. Kliewer, 41.13; 11. Aug. 25 sign up before Sept. 11 and $26 after that date. McCord, 31.92; 14. Swain, 35.96. 200 Backstroke Shepherd, 44.09. Individual Stableford Hornets — Heat Race 1: 1. Tom Jenotte; 2. Alyssa Runners can register or pick up an entry form SCAT, 1:40.75; 10. Natalie Johnson, SCAT, 1:43.07; David Kimes 57 points, Dewey Powers 51, Gary 14. Danae Reynolds, SCAT, 1:51.05; 15. Angela — 1. Alyssa Bennett, 2:28.26; 2. Liliana Bennett, Boys 13-14 Johnson; 3. Jim Simmons; 4. Matt Furgeson; 5. online at www.prefontainerun.com. Forms also 2:36.22; 5. McCord, 2:51.58. 100 Butterfly — 1. 200 Individual Medley — 1. Karl Stuntzner- Schindele 48, Dennis Allen 47, Johnny Chris Pienee; 6. Melvin Walker. Heat Race 2: 1. are available at the Coos Bay Visitor Information Allman, SCAT, 1:52.80; 16. Kristina Powley, SCAT, Ohanesian 45, John Johnston 42, Mike Tucker 39, Alyssa Bennett, 1:08.26; 3. Liliana Bennett, Gibson, SCAT, 2:10.16; 6. Benny Mace, SCAT, Marissa Luckman; 2. Alecia Post; 3. Tom Williams; Center, Farr’s True Value Hardware and Huggins 1:59.87; 18. Macey Goodrich, GCST, 2:09.22. 100 Tom Gant 38, Dick Wold 37, Larry Grove 34, Don Breaststroke — 1. Knutsen, 1:22.92; 4. Roberts, 1:14.03; 6. McCord, 1:30.05. 2:59.43. 200 Breaststroke — 5. Mace, 3:31.32. 200 4. Teresa Walker; 5. Steven Moore. Trophy Dash: 1. Insurance. For more information, call Bob Boys 6 & Under Freestyle — 1. Stuntzner-Gibson, 1:53.76. 500 Conn 34, Mike Walker 34, Ron Cookson 32, Bob Matt Furgeson; 2. Tom Jenotte; 3. Alyssa Johnson; 1:47.06; 6. Cheal, 1:57.19; 8. Whitey, 1:57.89; 10. Ewers 24, Ray Murphy 21. Huggins at 541-269-1103. Johnson, 2:05.20; 13. Allman, 2:08.23; 15. 25 Freestyle — 1. Finley Cheal, SCAT, 21.21; 2. Freestyle — 5. Mace, 7:02.03. 1,650 Freestyle — 1. 4. Jim Simmons. Mini Outlaw — Heat Race: 1. Rob Pre Run for Kids — Sunday, Sept. 16, starting 1:30 Henry Katsikis, SCAT, 41.74. 25 Backstroke — 1. Stuntzner-Gibson, 17:21.27. 100 Freestyle — 2. Closest to Pin — Mike Walker (No. 11), Ray Lauver; 2. Tony Noah; 3. Carl Johnson; 4. James Powley, 2:09.52; 16. Reynolds, 2:24.52; 17. Murphy (No. 14). p.m. on Second Street in downtown Coos Bay. The Isabelle Martin, SCAT, 2:36.12; 18. Goodrich, Cheal, 29.15; 2. Katsikis, 37.67. Stuntzner-Gibson, 54.68; 9. Mace, 1:13.20. 100 Black; 5. Ron Randolph; 6. Greg Baker. Trophy 3-mile run is open to all students in grades 1 Casual Fridays Dash: 1. Rob Lauver; 2. Tony Noah; 3. Carl Johnson; 2:54.37. 200 Freestyle — 1. Knutsen, 2:10.64; 6. Boys 7-8 Breaststroke — 6. Mace, 1:35.76. 100 Backstroke through 8 and is organized by the Boys & Girls Club 25 Freestyle — 1. David Roberts, SCAT, 16.82; 2. — 1. Stuntzner-Gibson, 1:02.14; 8. Mace, 1:23.38. Aug. 24 4. Ron Randolph. Main Event (with Hornets): 1. Roberts, 3:08.67; 8. Whitey, 3:17.88; 9. Cheal, of Southwestern Oregon. Awards are presented to Gavyn Tatge, GCST, 21.26; 4. Luke Parry, SCAT, 200 Butterfly — 1. Stuntzner-Gibson, 2:13.54. 50 3,4, 5-3, 2, 1 Rob Lauver; 2. Tony Noah; 3. Tom Jenotte; 4. Matt 3:18.27; 10. Johnson, 3:21.65; 13. Allman, 3:44.17; the top three boys and girls in each grade level. The 14. Powley, 3:56.26; 16. Reynolds, 3:57.92. 100 22.90; 5. Monty Swinson, GCST, 25.70. 25 Freestyle — 3. Stuntzner-Gibson, 25.88; 8. Mace, 1. Mike Tucker, Dennis Allen and Sean Suppes, Furgeson; 5. Carl Johnson; 6. Melvin Walker; 7. entry fee is $15 and includes a race T-shirt. For Freestyle — 1. Knutsen, 1:00.74; 4. Roberts, Backstroke — 1. Roberts, 20.66; 2. Tatge, 20.71; 3. 32.45. 200 Backstroke — 1. Stuntzner-Gibson, 136; 2. Kelly Hoy, Don Conn and Tom Gant, 142; 3. Alyssa Johnson; 8. Ron Randolph; 9. Alecia Post; 1:24.99; 6. Johnson, 1:26.97; 8. Cheal, 1:28.67; 12. Swinson, 25.50; 4. Parry, 25.90. 2:14.92; 7. Mace, 3:00.41. 100 Butterfly — 3. Tracy Couch, Val Nemcek and Ray Fabien, 143; 4. 10. Teresa Walker; 11. Marissa Luckman; 12. Steven more information, call 541-267-6573 or visit Whitey, 1:41.27; 13. Allman, 1:42.31; 14. Goodrich, Boys 8 & Under Stuntzner-Gibson, 1:01.97; 8. Mace, 1:33.98. Gary Schindele, David Kimes and Jim Sylvester, Moore; 13. Chris Pienee; 14. Tom Williams; 15. Jim www.greatfutures.org or www.bgc-sworegon.org. 1:43.44; 15. Reynolds, 1:45.14; 16. Powley, 100 Individual Medley — 1. David Roberts, Boys 15-and-over 143; 5. Brian Boyle, Dewey Powers and Johnny Simmons; 16. James Black. Preregistration is recommended, but not required. 1:48.22; 19. Martin, 1:59.21. 50 Breaststroke — 1. SCAT, 1:32.96; 2. Finley Cheal, SCAT, 2:07.24. 50 500 Freestyle — 2. Aidan Mace, SCAT, 8:50.80. Ohanesian, 150; 6. Barb Hoy, Gregg Wilkinson Street Stock — Heat Race: 1. Scott McDonald; Raceday registration starts at noon. Knutsen, 39.14; 3. Roberts, 47.10; 6. Whitey, Breaststroke — 1. Roberts, 51.15; 2. Cheal, 1:13.17. 100 Freestyle — 15. Mace, 1:28.70. 100 and Ron Cookson, 151; 7. Jack Hammerstrom, 2. Steve Dubisar; 3. Larry Crane; 4. Ken Poe. Harvest Fest Run — Saturday, Sept. 22, start- 50.46; 12. Powley, 59.22; 13. Reynolds, 1:02.20; 100 Freestyle — 1. Roberts, 1:21.75; 2. Gavyn Breaststroke — 13. Mace, 1:47.00. 100 Larry Grove and Chris Holm, 157; 8. Ed Yelton, Trophy Dash: 1. Scott McDonald; 2. Ken Poe; 3. ing at 10 a.m. on Spruce Street near Lehnherr 16. Martin, 1:10.43; 18. Goodrich, 1:19.55. 50 Tatge, GCST, 1:35.24; 3. Cheal, 1:57.99. 25 Backstroke — 12. Mace, 1:57.95. 50 Freestyle — Bob Yewers and Dick Wold, 164. Larry Crane. Park in Myrtle Point. Raceday registration starts Backstroke — 2. Roberts, 43.06; 3. Johnson, Breaststroke — 1. Roberts, 23.59; 3. Cheal, 29.20. 13. Mace, 39.78. 200 Backstroke — 6. Mace, Closest to Pin — Ron Cookson (No. 6), Don Sportsman — Heat Race: 1. Nick Frost; 2. Trina at 9 a.m. Events include a 1-mile kids run and a 45.19; 6. Cheal, 45.60; 7. Allman, 47.34; 9. 50 Backstroke — 1. Tatge, 44.82; 3. Luke Parry, 3:53.00. Conn (Nos. 11, 14), Chris Holm (No. 17). Post; 3. Matt King; 4. Tim Grout; 5. Chris Burton; 5-kilometer run/walk. The community event is Whitey, 49.83; 13. Martin, 54.48; 14. Powley, SCAT, 56.58; 4. Monty Swinson, GCST, 57.36; 5. Relays Ladies Day 6. Nathan Augustine. Trophy Dash: 1. Nick Frost; part of the city’s Harvest Festival. There will be 55.39. 100 Butterfly — 1. Knutsen, 1:09.09; 5. Cheal, 59.36. 50 Butterfly — 1. Roberts, 49.49; 2. Girls 8 & Under — 100 Medley Relay, 1. SCAT Thursday 2. Matt King; 3. Trina Post; 4. Toby McIntyre. no entry fee for either race. For more informa- Cheal, 1:50.82; 6. Johnson, 1:50.93; 7. Allman, Tatge, 53.89. 50 Freestyle — 1. Roberts, 36.78; 2. (Jena Hoffine, Opheila Katsikis, Morgan Hoefs, Chicago Main Event (with Street Stock): 1. Trina Post; 2. tion, call Leana Slater at 541-572-6037. 2:07.97. 50 Freestyle — 1. Knutsen, 28.39; 4. Tatge, 41.00; 3. Parry, 49.39; 4. Cheal, 50.26; 6. Melanie Bayati), 1:42.16. 100 Freestyle Relay, 1. Marion Johnson 7 points, Margaret Thomas 3, Toby McIntyre; 3. Matt King; 4. Steve Dubisar; 5. Run the Loop — Saturday, Oct. 20, starting at 25 Butterfly Scott McDonald; 6. Tim Grout; 7. Ken Poe; 8. Cheal, 37.28; 7. Johnson, 38.93; 10. Whitey, 41.77; Swinson, 1:01.90; 8. Katsikis, 1:31.55. SCAT (Melanie Bayati, Ophelia Katsikis, Emma Katherine Barton 2, Faye Weeks 1, Bette Johnson 9 a.m. at Coquille High School. Event is a 5-kilo- 111. Reynolds, 44.14; 12. Allman, 45.94; 15. — 1. Roberts, 21.24; 2. Tatge, 26.85; 3. Cheal, Craig, Morgan Hoefs), 1:38.88. Chris Burton; 9. Larry Crane; 10. Nathan 1, Julie Hawthrone 1, Jan Shaw -1, Gerry Leep -2, meter race on a mostly flat, paved course. Entry Goodrich, 49.47; 16. Powley, 50.98; 17. Martin, 28.68; 4. Parry, 36.09. Boys 8 & Under — 100 Medley Relay, 1. SCAT JoAnne Brown -2, Lisa Hawthorne -2, Sally Augustine; 11. Nick Frost. fee is $15 with a T-shirt for runners who sign up 52.59. 100 Backstroke — 1. Knutsen, 1:08.14; 5. Boys 9-10 (Luke Parry, Finley Cheal, David Roberts, Henry Johnston -4, Char Haudenchild -11. Late Models — Heat Race: 1. Davy Evans; 2. Roberts, 1:34.88; 6. Cheal, 1:39.29; 7. Johnson, 100 Individual Medley — 1. Craig Hoefs, SCAT, Katsikis), 1:59.89. 100 Freestyle Relay, 1. SCAT Closest to Pin — Bette Johnson (No. 11). Mike George; 3. Dave Foote; 4. Kelly McIntyre; 5. by Oct. 13 or $10 without. Runners 18 and under 1:41.90; 9. Reynolds, 1:43.50; 11. Allman, 1:46.63; 1:24.91; 2. Zachary Holt, GCST, 1:26.69; 7. Robert (David Roberts, Luke Parry, Finley Cheal, Henry Tom Lawson; 6. Jared Bentze; 7. Mike Post; 8. pay $5 (without a T-shirt). A free kids sprint for 12. Whitey, 1:50.57; 13. Powley, 1:59.02; 15. Kliewer, GCST, 1:53.93; 8. Aaron Valencia, SCAT, Katsikis), 1:45.81. Old Bandon Golf Links Rob Williams. Trophy Dash: 1. Mike George; 2. students 10-and-under will be held at 8:45 a.m. Goodrich, 2:08.29. 50 Butterfly — 1. Knutsen, 1:59.67; 9. Joshua Bennett, SCAT, 2:03.38. 100 Girls 10 & Under — 200 Medley Relay, 1. SCAT Tuesday Best Ball Kelly McIntyre; 3. Davy Evans; 4. Jared Bentze. Raceday registration fee is $15 without a T-shirt. 31.65; 5. Cheal, 45.91; 6. Roberts, 47.45; 7. Breaststroke — 1. Hoefs, 1:35.48; 5. Kliewer, (Hannah Whitey, Makenna Roberts, Natalie Aug. 21 Main Event: 1. Mike George; 2. Tom Lawson; 3. The event is a fundraiser for the Coquille Johnson, 47.58; 9. tie-Reynolds and Whitey, 2:15.27. 200 Freestyle — 1. Hoefs, 2:33.99; 2. Holt, Cheal, Natalie Johnson), 3:08.53; 2. SCAT (1. Low Gross — Ciaran McMonagle and Rich Tour, Kelly McIntyre; 4. Dave Foote; 5. Mike Post; 6. Booster Club. For more information, call 51.08; 11. Allman, 55.87; 13. Goodrich, 1:00.71; 14. 2:58.91; 3. Gabriel Martin, SCAT, 3:08.29; 7. Kristina Powley, Danae Reynolds, Angela 30. Rob Williams. Michelle Philley at 541-953-0067. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Saturday,September 1,2012 • The World • B5 Y K Sports NFL teams cut down rosters

BY BARRY WILNER AND the year,” said John Elway, ARNIE STAPLETON executive vice president of The Associated Press football operations for the Denver Broncos. “The sec- Backup quarterbacks ond-worst is last week when were prominent among play- we get down to 75 because of ers cut Friday as teams whit- these guys, they put their tled their rosters to the 53- hearts and souls into being man maximum. NFL football players. So, you Nine-year veteran Seneca end a lot of dreams and guys Wallace was beaten out by put a lot of sweat and tears Colt McCoy in Cleveland, into trying to make a team. Mike Kafka fell to rookie Nick So, it’s always a very tough Foles and journeyman Trent day.” Edwards in Philadelphia, Tenth-year cornerback Brian Hoyer got axed in New Drayton Florence was cut England, Josh McCown was when Elway decided to keep released by Chicago and three quarterbacks in Denver. 12th-year pro Sage Rosenfels Caleb Hanie stuck around didn’t make the cut in even though he was sacked Minnesota. nine times in the preseason, The Ravens released an astonishing once every 4.3 quarterback Curtis Painter, drop-backs. The Broncos who started eight games for also kept rookie Brock the Colts last season. He was Osweiler, a second-round in competition with Tyrod draft pick who was selected Taylor throughout the pre- with the intention of one day season to be the backup to Joe succeeding Peyton Manning. The Associated Press Flacco. And the San Of course, if Manning has Baltimore’s Mark Reynolds (12) shakes hands with third base coach DeMarlo Hale while rounding third base after hitting a solo home run off New Francisco 49ers released his way, neither Hanie nor York Yankees relief pitcher Derek Lowe in the ninth inning Friday in New York.Reynolds hit two home runs during the Orioles’6-1 win. quarterback Josh Johnson, Osweiler will see the field who started five games in this season. four seasons with Tampa Bay. Teams had until 9 p.m. ET Other veterans released as to trim their rosters to 53. Orioles’ Gonzalez masters Yankees team’s prepare for the regular They have until noon ET season, which begins today to put in waiver claims Wednesday night with Dallas and sign up to eight practice THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Athletics 20, Red Sox 2: Brandon homered as the Tigers took the opener squad players. Moss had career highs of four hits, four of the three-game series. at the New York Giants, included 2005 Super Bowl Other notable cuts NEW YORK — Orioles rookie Miguel RBIs and four runs, Josh Reddick hit his Octavio Dotel (5-2) pitched 1 2-3 MVP receiver Deion Branch included: Gonzalez struck out a career-high nine first career grand slam, and the innings of scoreless relief. Joaquin and center Dan Koppen in —Running back Tim over seven shutout innings in a master- Athletics routed the Red Sox to match Benoit struck out the side in the eighth New England; defensive Hightower of Washington. ful pitching performance and Mark their best winning streak of the season inning and Jose Valverde closed for his backs Joselio Hanson and The Redskins also let go safe- Reynolds homered twice as Baltimore at seven. 27th save in 31 chances. O.J. Atogwe in Philadelphia; ty Tanard Jackson, who was tightened the AL East race Friday night Oakland handed the Red Sox their Blue Jays 2, Rays 1: Moises Sierra Pittsburgh offensive lineman suspended indefinitely by the with a 6-1 victory over the skidding most lopsided loss since a 22-1 defeat to homered and threw out pinch-runner Trai Essex and punter Jeremy NFL for violating the league’s New York Yankees. the Yankees on June 19, 2000. Aaron Elliot Johnson at home plate for the final Kapinos, who were waived substance abuse policy. J.J. Hardy added a solo shot for the Cook (3-8) was done after just 2 2-3 out, preserving Brandon Morrow’s first injured; Giants running back —Former Pro Bowl punter surprising Orioles, who moved within innings to match his shortest outing of win since June 6 and leading the Blue D.J. Ware, who won two Mat McBriar of the Eagles. two games of first- the season. Jays to a victory over the slumping Rays. Super Bowls with the team, —Veteran defensive ends place New York by Rangers 5, Indians 3: Adrian Beltre Morrow (8-5) allowed one run and and Buffalo DT Dwan Dave Ball and Leger Douzable winning the opener AL had four hits and scored twice to help eight hits in 6 2-3 innings. He walked Edwards, a former Oregon were placed on IR by the of their big three- the Rangers hand the reeling Indians one and struck out five and threw 102 Recap State standout. Tennessee Titans. game series. their sixth straight loss. pitches, 67 strikes. Edwards, an eight-year —Former first-round Reynolds made Beltre had three of his hits off Ubaldo Angels 9, Mariners 1: Kendrys veteran, proved to be draft pick Vernon Gholston two spectacular Jimenez (9-14) as the Rangers rolled to Morales drove in four runs and Torii expendable in part because of of the St. Louis Rams. plays at first base and Chris Davis had a their 10th win in 13 games. Hunter had four hits, helping the Angels his hefty contract and also —Outside linebacker sacrifice fly in Baltimore’s three-run The Indians’ 15th loss in 16 games snap the Mariners’ eight-game home because he no longer fits in Clark Haggans, a 12-year second inning against Hiroki Kuroda made them 5-24 in August, tying the winning streak. the Bills defensive scheme NFL veteran, by the Arizona (12-10). team record for losses in one month, set Morales hit a three-run homer in the after the team made the Cardinals. Pitching on 10 days’ rest, Gonzalez in July 1914. first off Seattle starter Kevin Millwood switch to a 4-3 alignment. —Long snapper Justin (6-3) yielded only four harmless singles Tigers 7, White Sox 4: Delmon (4-12). His drove in Mike Trout with a After spending the past two Snow, who had played in 192 to win for the fourth time in five deci- Young hit a tiebreaking, three-run dou- single up the middle in the fourth inning. seasons in Buffalo starting at straight games for the sions. ble in the seventh inning and the Tigers Trout set the Angels’ rookie record defensive end, he was rele- Indianapolis Colts, the sec- Nick Swisher whiffed all four times beat Chicago, pulling within two games for runs scored with his 104th run in his gated to a backup role at ond-longest streak in fran- up for the Yankees, who have dropped of the AL Central-leading White Sox. 109th game on Albert Pujols’ infield tackle behind Marcell Dareus chise history behind seven of 10 and nine of 14. Miguel Cabrera and Jhonny Peralta single in the second inning. and Kyle Williams. Edwards Manning. had two years left on the $18 —Fullback Rock million contract, and was Cartwright of the San R.A. Dickey dominates for 17th victory scheduled to make a $4.1 mil- Francisco 49ers. lion base salary this season. —Long-time defensive Edwards was credited end Jacques Cesaire and vet- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Josh Lindblom (3-3) 1 pitched a scoreless ninth, with 109 tackles and 3 ⁄2 eran fullback Jacob Hester of the San Diego Chargers. MIAMI — R.A. Dickey allowing one walk and strik- sacks in 27 games, including —Kicker John Kasay, 42, pitched a five-hit shutout for ing out one. 24 starts with the Bills. He and veteran receiver Greg his 17th win, Ike Davis Reds 9, Astros 3: Jay spent his first six seasons in Camarillo of the New backed him with a home run Bruce had a three-run homer Baltimore. Orleans Saints. and the New York Mets beat and Zack Cozart added a “Today is the worst day of the Miami Marlins 3-0 on two-run shot to help the Friday night. Reds beat the Astros. Dickey (17-4) struck out It’s the fourth straight win Teams finish preseason seven and walked three in his for the NL-Central-leading NL-leading fifth complete Reds. The loss wraps up a THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Houston’s win over game. The knuckleballer has dismal August for the last- Minnesota in the preseason three place Astros, who have DETROIT — Matthew finale. shutouts dropped six straight and Stafford threw a 24-yard Jaguars 24, Falcons 14: NL this year went 5-22 in this month. touchdown pass to Calvin Kevin Elliott had a 77-yard Recap and six in Padres 5, Rockies 4: Johnson and the Detroit touchdown reception, likely his career. Clayton Richard (12-12) Lions went on to beat the solidifying his spot on the The pitched effectively into the Buffalo Bills 38-32 Thursday regular-season roster, and game took seventh inning, Carlos night. Jacksonville beat Atlanta. just 2 hours, 7 minutes. Quentin homered and the Buffalo quarterback Ryan Rams 31, Ravens 17: Nationals 10, Cardinals surging Padres beat the Fitzpatrick completed all five Sam Bradford threw three 1 0: Gio Gonzalez earned his Rockies. of his passes, including a 4- touchdown passes in 1 ⁄2 17th win with his first career Cameron Maybin had yard TD pass to Stevie quarters, giving St. Louis a shutout and the Nationals three hits for the Padres. Johnson, on his first and last win over Baltimore to end the handed Adam Wainwright Brewers 9, Pirates 3: possession. preseason. his shortest start this season Corey Hart and Aramis Steelers 17, Panthers Broncos 16, Cardinals as Washington routed the Ramirez both went 3 for 4 with 16: Charlie Batch completed 13: While Peyton Manning Cardinals. home runs, and Pittsburgh 11 of 14 passes for 102 yards watched, Denver’s reserves Perfect through three The Associated Press starter Jeff Karstens left for the and a touchdown to bolster pulled out a wild one in the innings, Gonzalez (17-7) held New York Mets starting pitcher R.A. Dickey, left, and catcher Josh Thole second consecutive time with his hopes of playing a 15th desert. the suddenly anemic St. celebrate after the Mets beat the Miami Marlins 3-0 on Friday in Miami. an injury as the Brewers beat NFL season and Pittsburgh Denver got a 44-yard field Louis lineup hitless through the Pirates. beat Carolina in its preseason goal from Matt Prater as the four innings. He finished Alfonso Soriano hit a two- innings: Erik Kratz homered Diamondbacks 4, finale. game ended to beat Arizona. with eight strikeouts and run homer that landed on in the ninth inning off Braves Dodgers 3, 11 innings: Bears 28, Browns 20: Packers 24, Chiefs 3: walked three. Waveland Avenue and closer Craig Kimbrel and Jason Kubel homered to lead Quarterback Colt McCoy did Backup quarterback Graham The left-hander tied Anthony Rizzo added a solo John Mayberry Jr. hit a three- off the 11th inning, helping little to solidify winning Harrell finally came through Cincinnati’s Johnny Cueto shot, helping Chris Volstad run shot off Cristhian the Diamondbacks beat the Cleveland’s backup job — or with the strong preseason and Dickey for the major and the Cubs beat the weary Martinez (5-4) in the 10th to Dodgers for their eighth con- impress any other NFL team performance Green Bay were league lead in wins. Giants. help the Phillies rally past secutive win over their NL — and Chicago’s Josh looking for, driving the Cubs 6, Giants 4: Phillies 8, Braves 5,10 Atlanta. West rival. McCown threw two touch- offense for touchdowns on all down passes in the first half, three of his possessions in a leading the Bears over the victory over Kansas City. top-seeded Victoria Clijsters’ singles career by seventh, eliminated one of Browns in the exhibition 49ers 35, Chargers 3: TENNIS Azarenka’s 6-0, 6-1 victory beating her in the second the young U.S. men expected finale. Delanie Walker caught a 32- From Page B1 over No. 28 Zheng Jie of round. Unlike Roddick, to succeed Roddick near the Colts 20, Bengals 16: yard touchdown pass from China, was very much Clijsters let everyone know top of the game, 20-year-old Chandler Harnish threw a backup quarterback Colin “He has a place in tennis reduced to afterthought. months ago that she would Ryan Harrison. 42-yard touchdown pass to Kaepernick, Alex Smith history,” Fognini said. “To Other men’s winners quit after the U.S. Open. “There’s some people tight end Dominique Jones, handed off five times before play him on center court, in Friday included defending Hewitt said it was “a little that are going to speculate leading the Colts over calling it a night and San one of his last matches — or champion Novak Djokovic, bit surprising” that the he might have more energy Cincinnati in the preseason Francisco wrapped up the the last, who knows?” 2009 champion Juan Martin American made his retire- and success left in him, but finale. preseason with a win over Roddick turned 30 on del Potro and 2001 champion ment known in the midst of a he’s not a guy who wants to Eagles 28, Jets 10: Greg San Diego. Thursday, and held a news Lleyton Hewitt, who came tournament. do it halfway. And that’s McElroy became the first Seahawks 21, Raiders 3: conference to say he would back to beat Gilles Muller 3- “He obviously just felt like something he’s taught me quarterback to lead the Jets Rookie quarterback Russell quit after a season of injuries 6, 7-6 (5), 6-7 (5), 7-5, 6-4. the time is right. Everyone is and I respect that about into the end zone this presea- Wilson played just one quar- and poor results at Grand The day’s biggest surprise different,” said Hewitt, who him,” Harrison said. “He son in a loss to Philadelphia. ter in his final tuneup before Slam tournaments. But he was 18-year-old Laura also won Wimbledon in 2002 could easily coast through Michael Vick and all of the regular season, so high- sure looked good against the Robson’s 6-4, 6-7 (5), 6-2 and has dealt with a series of and play Slams next year and Philadelphia’s starters priced backup Matt Flynn led 43rd-ranked Tomic, hitting 13 victory over 2011 French health issues, including hip be winning a lot of matches, watched from the sideline. Seattle on three scoring aces, including on the final Open champion Li Na, set- and toe operations.“For me,I etc., etc., but if he can’t give Texans 28, Vikings 24: drives. point. ting up a fourth-round feel like I’ve done all the hard himself a chance to win the Trindon Holliday had his Titans 10, Saints 6: New But this was Roddick’s match against defending yards coming back from sur- tournaments, he doesn’t third kick return for a touch- Orleans took no chances in night, a celebration of his women’s champion Sam gery. I sort of want to go out want to play and that’s why I down of the preseason and its final preseason game, career and a chance to extend Stosur. Robson ended four- on my terms a little bit more.” think he decided what he Justin Forsett rushed for 114 resting all starters in a loss to it. The match that followed, time major champion Kim Del Potro, who is seeded decided.” yards and two more scores in Tennessee. C M C M Y K Y K

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Assemblies of God Church of Christ Lutheran Pentecostal of God FAMILY WORSHIP CENTER COOS BAY CHURCH OF CHRIST CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH & SCHOOL LIGHTHOUSE TEMPLE PC OF G Building a Christ Centered Family “Building the Church you read about in your Bible” 1835 N. 15th, Coos Bay • 541-267-3851 South Empire Blvd. & Olesan Lane Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod Mr. Ed Werner, Evangelist * (541) 267-6021 Pastor Ivan Sharp Sunday School 9:30am Pastor Quintin Cundiff Church - 541-888-6114 Pastor -541-888-6224 775 W. Donnelly Ave. Sunday Morning Worship 10.30am Sunday Worship Service (Spring/Summer schedule) . 8:30 am Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Bible School Classes 9:45am • Evening Worship 6:00pm Sunday Bible Study for all ages...... 9:45 am Sunday Morning Worship ...... 10:30 am Wednesday 7:00pm: Kid’s Program/Youth/Adult Sunday Evening Worship...... 6:00 pm Morning Worship 10:45am • Wednesday Prayer & Study 7:00pm Wednesday Ladies Bible Study ...... 10:00 am Monday Men’s & Women’s Meeting ...... 6:30 pm P.O. Box 805/2050 Lincoln St./NorthBend Signing for Hearing Impaired Enrolling Pre-School through 8th Grade for 2012-2013 Tuesday SAFEMeeting ...... 7:00 pm Wednesday Teen Meeting...... 7:00 pm Ph. 541-756-4838 www.nbfwc.org *** Also, Nursery Available www.clcs-cb.org Thursday Mid-Week Services ...... 7:00 pm Baptist CHURCH OF CHRIST Presbyterian EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH 282 W. Sixth, Coquille OR 97423 2761 BROADWAY, NORTH BEND • 541-756-4844 Evangelical Lutheran Church in America FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, N. BEND Senior Pastor Mark Elefritz ... Assistant Pastor Aaron Finley Sunday Bible Study ...... 9:30 am 2741 Sherman Ave., North Bend Sunday Worship...... 10:30 am 541-756-4155 • PASTOR: Dr. Daniel Myers Sunday School 9:30am Pastor Susan Kyllo - 541-756-4035 Morning Worship Service 10:45 am Sunday Life Group...... 6:00 pm Office Hours...... Mon.-Fri. 9-1 pm Harrison & Vermont St. (East side of Pony Village Mall) Wednesday Family Night 6:00 pm Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 pm Sunday School ...... 9:00 am Sunday School...... 9:15 am Call for information about Youth Ministries, Bible Studies, Adult Study ...... 9:15 am Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:30 am Mom-To-Mom Ministry, Men’s Group & Wednesday Family Night for all ages Where You Can Find A Friend Worship (Child Care Provided)...... 10:30 am Men & Womens Breakfast Bible Study (Friday)...... 6:30 am 541-396-2921 • www.ebccoquille.org Home of Cartwheels Preschool ~ [email protected] Youth Meeting (Friday Evening) ...... 6pm-9pm Combined Youth Group (Sunday)...... 6 pm-7:00 pm FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Church of God (Clevland, Tenn.) 1140 South 10th, Coos Bay An American Baptist Church NORTH BEND CHURCH OF GOD RESURRECTION LUTHERAN CHURCH FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, C.B. Pastor Gary Rice “Jesus is at the center of everything!” 420 Highland Ave. ~ Coos Bay ~ 541-267-6114 www.firstbaptistcoosbay.com 1067 Newmark, North Bend • 541-756-6289 Pastor — Jim Wilson 541-290-2167 Sunday School ...... 9:00 am Pastor Gary L. Robertson 1890 Monroe ~ North Bend • 541-756-1421 Pastor: Bill Davis Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:00 am Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Sunday Bible Study...... 9:15 am P.O. Box 847 Sunday Children’s Church...... 10:00 am Sunday Divine Service...... 10:30 am Monday Bible Study ...... 6:00 pm Sunday Morning Service ...... 10:30 am Living the Life...... 7:00 pm Heritage Place, Bandon - 2nd floor Day Room Sunday Worship...... 10:00 am Wednesday Home Bible Study ...... 6:30 pm Sunday Evening Service...... 6:00 pm Sunday Service ...... 2:00 pm Wednesday Evening Service ...... 7:00 pm Call Pastor for more info Fellowship Time...... 11:05 am e mail: resurrection_lutheran@frontier,com website: http://resurrectionlutheran.us NEW Office Hours: Tues & Thurs: 9am-Noon, or by appointment “Building People Through Biblical Values” Evangelical Lutheran Synod FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NORTH BEND Pastor J. L. Coffey Assoc. Pastor: Ryan Cappadony 2080 Marion Ave., North Bend, 541-756-6544 Reformed www.firstbaptistnb.org Community Churches GLORIA DEI LUTHERAN ELCA Sunday School...... 9:45 am H OPE COVENANT REFORMED CHURCH Sunday Worship Service...... 11:00 am 1290 Thompson Rd., Coos Bay (5 Blocks East of Hospital) Evening Worship Service...... 6:00 pm HAUSER COMMUNITY CHURCH Wednesday SAFE Addiction Recovery Program...... 6:30 pm Pastor Jon Strasman - 541-267-2347 580 E. 9th St., Coquille, Oregon Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 pm Everyone Welcome 69411 Wildwood Dr., 7 miles north of North Bend Pastor: Ron Joling • 541-396-4183 SOUTHERN BAPTIST Staff: John Adams, Bill Moldt, Rob Wright, Brion Spore, Nancy Goodman. SUMMER WORSHIP HOURS Radio broadcast Sunday @ 8:30 a.m. (K-Light 98.7 fm) Worship Service...... 10:00 am Sunday School ...... 9:45 am Summer Adult Bible Study...... 9:00 am Morning Service ...... 11:00 am Sunday Worship Celebration ...... 8:15 & 11:00 am SKYLINE BAPTIST CHURCH (Nursery available for all services) Afternoon Service...... 4:30 pm Sunday School...... 9:45 am All are Welcome “A Christ Centered, Biblically based, Family Oriented, Dynamic Fellowship” Nurseries provided for all services. Affiliated with Village Missions - 541-756-2591 3451 Liberty St., North Bend - 541-756-3311 (1 block off Newmark behind Boynton Park) www.sbcnb.org David Woodruff, Sr. Pastor - Tim Young, Associate Pastor Methodist Josh Kintigh, Children’s Pastor, Mike Johnston, Youth Pastor Salvation Army Sunday School...... 9:00 am & 10:30 am Sunday Worship...... 9:00 am& 10:30 am FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH THE SALVATION ARMY Wednesday Awana...... 6:30 pm Come Rev. Laura Beville, Pastor WORSHIP & SERVICE CENTER 1155 Flanagan, Coos Bay...541-888-5202 Worship Service...... 11:00 am Lieutenants Kevin and Heather Pope...Corps Officers Catholic Worship Communion 1st Sunday of each month - NEW SCHEDULE Handicapped Accessible Free Kids Meal ...... 9:00 am 123 Ocean Blvd. • 541-267-4410 • www.coosbayumc.org HOLY REDEEMER - NORTH BEND With Us Christian Worship ...... 9:30 am Open hearts, open minds, open doors • Childcare Available Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:45 am 2250 16th St. - 541-756-0633/6901 (Turn west off Broadway at Dishner’s) MASSES: Episcopal Saturday Vigil: 5:30 pm UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, N. BEND Seventh-day Adventist Church Sunday: 8:30 am & 11:00 am EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH Confessions: Saturday 4-5 pm or by appointment 541-756-6959 COOS BAY SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Daily Mass: Wed 5:30pm / Thu & Fri 9:00am 4th & Highland, Coos Bay 541-269-5829 Rev. Jerry Steele, Pastor Rev. Stephen A. Tyson, Rector The church will hold service at 2175 Newmark, Coos Bay 541-756-7413 ST. MONICA - COOS BAY Sunday Services...... 7:30 & 10:00 am Pony Village Mall at 10.55 am Sunday Sabbath School Bible Class...... 9:30 am Sunday School Classes...... 9:45 am Worship Service...... 10:45 am 357 S. 6th St. Wednesday Services: Holy Eucharist ...... 6:30 am Communion 1st Sunday of the month MASSES: Holy Eucharist with Healing...... 12 noon Pastor Ken Williams Saturday Vigil: 5:30 pm Children’s Sermon & Nursery Care Sunday: 8:30 am & 11:00 am Spanish Mass: 1 pm Confessions: Saturday 3:30 pm - 5 pm or by appt. Daily Mass: Tues: 5:30 pm Wed-Fri: 12 pm Foursquare Nazarene Unitarian Universalist Celebration Center BAY AREA FOURSQUARE CHURCH NAZARENE - BAY AREA UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST (S.C.U.U.F.) 466 Donnelly (across from the new Coos Bay Fire Station) Located in North Bend at 1850 Clark St. (Behind Perry Electric) CELEBRATION CENTER Glorifying, Proclaiming and Showing Christ to all Sr. Pastor Ron Halvorson Pastors: David & Marilyn Scanlon Sunday School...... 9:30 am DIVERSE BELIEFS - ONE FELLOWSHIP Living the message Jesus preached! (541) 269-1821 Sunday Morning Worship ...... 10:45 am Now meeting at: Sunday Evening Worship...... 6:00 pm Liberal Religious Organization 2389 Sherman Ave., North Bend Sunday School..... (All ages through Adult)...... 9:00 am - 9:45 am (Former Roosevelt School) Sunday Worship.....(Nursery & Children’s Church Provided)...... 10:00 am NURSERY • CHILDREN’S CHURCH • YOUTH PROGRAM 10am Sundays at 580 Newmark Ave., Coos Bay. Pastors Ron & Debbie Moore We also have small group ministries meeting throughout the week. BIBLE STUDIES • CARE GROUPS For information or directions call 541-756-2004 541-266-7335 Sunday Worship at 10am E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.ba4.org for more information and childcare arrangements (Nursery and Kids Church also provided) (541)756-4000 • www.celebrationcenter.com Grace International Christian Non Denominational EASTSIDE CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY Unity Worldwide Ministries FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 190 D Street, Coos Bay • 541-808-0539 CALVARY ON THE BAY UNITY BY THE BAY “Teaching God’s Word book by book, Reverend Betty Bazzell, Pastor “A spiritual community to come home to...” 2420 Sherman, North Bend • 541-756-5555 chapter by chapter, verse by verse” Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Reverend David & Rhetta Curle - Associate Pastors Pastor Bart Cunningham Sunday Celebration Service - 10 am Praise and Worship...... 10:45 am Morning Worship...... 10:30 am 2100 Union ~ North Bend • 541-751-1633 Sunday Worship ...... 10:00 am Ladies Bible Study ...... Thurs., 10:00 am Wednesday Bible Study (Youth & Adult)...... 6:30 pm Karen Lowe, L.U.T., Spiritual Leader Wednesday Jr/Sr. High School Youth ...... 7:00 pm Call Yellow Cab for free ride to church. Children’s Worship and Nursery Care “We preach the Gospel as it is to people as they are.” 1954 Union Avenue, North Bend (541)756-1707 Bookstore M-W-F 10 to 2 Pastors Sharron Kay & Jim Womack www.calvaryonthebay.org www.unitybythebay.net Christian Science Jewish Word CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY CONGREGATION MAYIM SHALOM HARVEST OF FAITH FAMILY CHURCH 444 S.Wall, Coos Bay • 888-3294 High Holidays Bringing help and hope through the Word of God 131 N. 3rd (Hall Building), Coos Bay Sunday Service & Sunday School...... 10:00 am Sept 16 & 17, Sept 25 & 26 Sunday Service...... 10:30 am CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM For more info call 541-266-0470 Wednesday Service...... 7:00 pm Adjacent to church - Open after services, or by Appt. Children’s services provided on Sunday & Wednesday www.mayimshalom.org Pastors David & Bridgette Whinery 541-751-9059 123 Ocean Blvd. P.O. Box 477, Coos Bay, 541-266-0613

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C M C M Y K Saturday, September 1,2012 • The World • B7 Y K Faith & Life Understanding anger is key to managing it

Common pre-occurring emotions ence, anger can also be furious fum- curse, bellyache or throw a tantrum. tate our behaviors or even our atti- to anger are fear,frustration and hurt. ing, silent seething, pitiful pouting, RELATIONSHIPS Likewise, anger feelings may send tude. We know that the presence of As parents, we continually work to rigid resentment and defensive defi- some adrenaline coursing through an external authority, like a parent, equip a child to handle anger by ance. Addictions to alcohol, drugs, my system, but the physiology of my boss, or law enforcement officer, delaying gratification, reducing frus- gambling, pornography, etc. may feelings does not make me behave helps us “keep our cool.” Knowing tration and expressing fear and hurt. have roots in unresolved anger. angrily. that our God watches and encourages Positive parental role modeling Other forms of anger leak out in Ask yourself “What could my healthy choices also helps us main- teaches respect and honor even in the self-destructive behaviors, depres- mate (or child, parent, peer) possibly tain our emotional sobriety. face of frustration. Negative role sion and learned helplessness. Many do right this moment, aside from Healthy expression of anger main- modeling obviously demonstrates people who struggle with these prob- physically assaulting my person, that tains composure, keeping the think- and teaches rude, disrespectful, self- lems are surprised to discover just would literally ‘make’ me respond in ing part of your personality in charge centered styles of anger manage- how angry they are. When anger dis- uncontrolled angry behavior?” Cor- of your behavior. Healthy anger ment. guises itself in deceptive, sanitized CRAIG AND ARLA FORD rect answer: Nothing. delays action until various options We repeatedly state in our coun- versions people frequently fail to rec- I believe you would choose to are explored along with likely conse- seling room, “Anger is an emotion. It ognize the symptoms or correctly maintain your composure no matter quences. Unhealthy anger reacts like is not right or wrong. What we DO identify anger as the underlying driv- competitive, easily annoyed, two- if I stick out my tongue, flip you off, a knee jerk response to the doctor’s with our anger may be right or er. faced, argumentative, hostile, rude or or call you or your mama a name. You hammer tap to the patella: automatic wrong.” Put differently, try not to Available checklists help identify domineering. They may be self- would probably look at me, keep and uncontrolled. Identifying anger negatively judge emotions, particu- angry behaviors, thoughts, symp- destructive, self-mutilating or self- breathing and watch while I tried as a primary issue can be the first step larly anger, hurt and fear. Anger may toms and motives. Besides the obvi- loathing if they turn their frustration everything in my power to “make you in learning effective strategies for be the entirely appropriate emotion. ous manifestations of physical vio- and hurt inward. mad.” You would demonstrate self- managing anger in healthy, honest, Telling someone that they should not lence, verbal abuse, screaming and When you know that you have control to my attempted provoca- God-honoring ways. feel angry or that a life circumstance shouting, some of the more subtle unresolved hurt, violations of your tion. You would see the absurdity of Next week we will address how to doesn’t justify anger fuels even more symptoms include impatience, basic convictions, threatened self- thinking that my rudeness could have recognize and deal with misbeliefs frustration, leading to increased stonewalling, avoidance, demand- worth or unmet personal needs, power over you. Wise, self-con- that are the root of most anger. The anger. ingness, irritability, grudge holding, anger likely results. Feelings ordinar- trolled people don’t give away their misbeliefs that your needs should Typically we think of troubling exaggerated sense of injustice, blam- ily do not dictate behavior. Although, power of self-control despite provo- always be met, that you should be anger as being ranting rage, abusive ing, defensiveness, slandering, sar- some feelings, like cold and hot can cations. honored with attentiveness or that name calling, physical violence, high casm, depression, insensitivity and cause automatic physical reactions Most of us desire to maintain our the world should revolve around you decibel hollering or destruction of harshness. An angry person may be like goosebumps or sweating, those emotional composure and to not clearly are untrue and can easily lead person or property.But in our experi- critical, unforgiving, aggressive, feelings typically do not “make” me allow circumstances or people to dic- to frustration and anger. Weddings Whittaker, Sandgren, Kozlowski, Hermann Lehto Magallanes

Kaylee Morgan Hermann Maya Mariya Magallanes and Michael Dell Whittaker, Alexandria Kay Lehto of Coos Bay and Brett Michael of Bandon and Chase Alan both of Myrtle Point, were Kozlowski of Coos Bay were Sandgren of North Bend married June 23 in Agness. married at 2 p.m., July 21. were married today in Coos The bride is daughter of The bride is daughter of Teresa and Keith Hermann of Bay. Rita House of Bandon and the Broadbent.She is a 2006 grad- The bride is daughter of late John Magallanes. Maya uate of Myrtle Point High Kelly Kay Heath of Coos Bay graduated from Bandon High School. Kaylee graduated from and William Allen Lehto of School in 2008 and graduated Umpqua Community College MICHAEL WHITTAKER North Bend. Alexandria is a from Northwest College with in 2010 with a nursing degree AND KAYLEE HERMANN 2008 graduate of BRETT SANDGREN a certiﬁcate in Esthetics. CHASE KOZLOWSKI and a licensed practical nurse Marshfield High School. Married June 23, 2012 The groom is the son of AND MAYA MAGALLANES certificate. She currently She currently works at Bay AND ALEXANDRIA LEHTO Married Sept. 1, 2012 Cathy Mcdonald and Kris Married July 21, 2012 works at Coquille Valley Hos- and Daniel Whittaker of Area Hospital. Kozlowski, both of Coos Bay. pital as a LPN. Coquille; and flower girls, The groom is son of Chase is a 2008 graduate of The groom is son of Teresa niece, Jakelynn Hermann of Michelle Lynn Baumgartner Marshﬁeld High School and Bend, Christina Land of and Dan Whittaker of Myrtle Broadbent and close family of North Bend and Edward currently serves in the U.S. Point. He is a 2005 graduate of friends, Taelyn and Alivia Gene Sandgren of Elgin. North Bend; and brides- Army. Myrtle Point High School. He Farmer of Myrtle Point. Brett is a 2007 graduate of maids, Elizabeth Whinery The couple were married Cuisine currently woks at Roseburg The wedding took place at North Bend High School. He of Coos Bay and Erika in an outdoor ceremony in Forest Products in Coquille. Agness RV Park with the Rev. currently works at Bay Area Cottell of Coos Bay. Elkton. Spice up your menu The bridal party included Jerad Jaehnig presiding, recep- Hospital. The couple honey- They now reside in Fort with recipes and bride’s sister, Chelsy Hermann tion followed. The bridal party includ- mooned at Disneyland. Hood, Texas where the of Broadbent; close family The couple honeymooned expert advice. ed Kayla Land of North They reside in North groom has been stationed for friend, Rachel Farmer of Myr- in Las Vegas. See Page C1 Tuesday Bend, Daniel Land of North Bend. three years. tle Point; groom’s brothers, They are at home in Myrtle Josh Whittaker of Myrtle Point Point. FRESH TUNA Charleston Marina 541-294-6300

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C M C M Y K B8 •The World • Saturday, September 1,2012 Y K Community Applause Salmon the subject of WBC luncheon

NORTH BEND — The Bay Area Chamber of Commerce Wednesday Business Con- BAY AREA nection is back for its 2012- REPORTS 2013 season. On the Sept. 5 season kickoff for WBC, Tom Class size is limited and Rumreich, long time local pre-registration is required. Salmon Trout Enhancement To register or for more info, Program biologist will be contact Char Luther, 541- featured. Tom will be talking 297-9256 or email about the STEP program’s [email protected] with successes both in develop- “Caregiver Class” in the ment of the bay and river subject line. fishery and the educational value to Coos County school Food handler’s class children. Additionally there on Sept. 4 will be information given NORTH BEND — Coos regarding the Coos Basin County Public Health will be Salmon Derby coming up sponsoring a food handler's Sept. 7-9. class at 1 p.m., Tuesday, Sept. This WBC session will be 4, in the second floor confer- held from 11:30 a.m. to 1 ence room, North Bend p.m., Sept. 5 in the Salmon Annex, 1975 McPherson St. Room at the Mill Casino- Those who pass the exam Hotel, 3201 Tremont St., and pay the $10 fee to Coos North Bend. The luncheons County Public Health will be are open to all who are inter- issued a Food Handler Card. ested in attending, but are Cash or money order only. encouraged to contact the The Food Handler Train- Chamber office at 541-266- ing Manual can be obtained 0868 to ensure there is at www.oregon.gov/ By Tim Novotny, The World enough food prepared. The South Coast Gospel Mission, 1999 N. Seventh St., Coos Bay, will be able to house twice as many homeless people. DHS/ph/foodsafety or from There are 5 minute pres- the local public library. entation segments available To register for the class, for chamber businesses to please call 541-751-2431. introduce themselves and their products, prior to the Dial a Ride gets a Donation doubles new number featured presentation each week. Anyone interested in REEDSPORT — Beginning one of these spots must con- Wednesday, Sept. 5, the tact the Chamber at 541- Reedsport Dial a Ride pro- mission bed space 266-0868. gram will have a new phone Powerful tools for number. A live person will answer the phone from 8 caregivers a.m. to 4:30 p.m. A recorder BY TIM NOVOTNY Mission provides Director. not registered with Macy’s NORTH BEND — A series will take over in the evenings. The World shelter, food and In prepara- were invited to come in and of classes providing tools for To schedule a ride dial clothing to tion for the begin the process on June unpaid caregivers of older 888-232-8121. The South Coast Gospel homeless and next phase of 20th, scanning a code for adults will take place from 2- Last year, Douglas County Mission soon will be able to needy families, her business, their chance at winning. The 4:30 p.m. Thursdays Oct. 4, received a grant that allowed house twice as many home- and it provides the former ‘Scan for a Grand’ event 11,18,25 and Nov.1 and 8 at the the program to establish a less people in its facility resources and North Bend drew over 3,000 new regis- Bay Area Community Health central dispatch system. The thanks to a grant from a for- classes for drug resident was trants across the country, & Education Center, 3950 goal is to have one phone mer south coast resident and alcohol addictions. invited to attend a business with one North Bend couple Sherman Ave., North Bend. number that will enable the now living in the Portland Former North Bender and leadership development walking away with some These classes with offer public to schedule their area. seminar at Mary Kay Inc. prize money in the process. caregivers tools to reduce transportation. The dis- The Poznanski Founda- gets Mary Kay upgrade world headquarters in Dal- Gail Reynolds and her stress, improve communica- patcher will be able to calcu- tion, along with some local Lisa Reed (Nicholls) of las. fiancé received $500 from tion, increase their ability to late where a person is located donors, has made it possible Caldwell, To learn more about Mary Macy’s to help with their make tough decisions and and how long it will take that for the mission to install new Idaho is Kay, visit www.marykay wedding planning. locate helpful resources. The person to get where they bunk beds later this month. among the .com/rockstarreed. Another ‘Scan for a tools are offered through need to go using the service. Dorothy Poznanski was born w omen Local couple wins Grand’ event is scheduled for interactive lessons, discus- The program will still be in Coos Bay and raised in enjoying her early October at the local sions and brainstorming. administered by the city of Powers. independ- at Macy’s Macy’s inside the Pony Vil- Classes are free thanks to Reedsport, the same volun- The beds will allow the ent Mary This past June, Macy’s lage Mall in North Bend. the support of Area Agency teers will be driving and the mission to house 66 men, Kay busi- held a nationwide wedding on Aging, a service of South schedule is still made up the women and children in a ness, and registry event, with 600 To submit an item for Coast Business Employment day before a ride is needed. drug- and alcohol-free envi- Lisa Reed r ecently stores giving away $100,000 Applause, email reporter Tim Corporation, and include For additional informa- ronment. achieved the in prizes. Novotny at tnovotny@the- The Caregiver Helpbook for tion contact the city recorder The South Coast Gospel status of Independent Sales Engaged couples who had worldlink.com each attendee. at 541-271-1989. Bandon Historical Society exhibit on ‘The Class of 1962’

BY JIM PROEHL Contributing Writer

BANDON — The Class of 1962 is the subject of the newest exhibit at the Ban- don Historical Society Museum. The class will be holding its 50th reunion during this fall’s Cranberry Festival. Also on display at the museum is their 12th annual Cranberry Festival Gowns and Memorabilia exhibit. The Class of 1962 display features photos of the class, candid photos from around the school, pictures from previous class reunions and references to the culture of the early 1960s. The display is located near the museum’s larger exhibit dedicated to Ban- don’s schools where class members will be able to ﬁnd more of their own story.The pictures of themselves and Class of 1962 member of 1962 attended burned in bilia and photos with the owners. museum has an extensive people they know in the Kathy Lakey (Phillips) gave 1974. The museum is seek- Bandon Historical Society. The museum is located at collection of annuals and museum’s school collec- Harbor Lights its name. She ing more photographs, The museum’s ability to the corner of Fillmore and class photo albums. tion,” said a museum entered a “name the school” especially candid photos, scan and digitalize photos U.S. Highway 101. The “Any student who spent spokesperson. contest and won $5 for sug- taken in and around that mean that donors do not museum is open, 10 a.m. to a signiﬁcant amount of time The Class of 1962 was gesting “Harbor Lights,”the building. have to give photographs 4 p.m. every day, including in the Bandon schools, one of the first to attend title of a popular song of the The museum invites away. Photos loaned to the Sundays, through the Cran- beginning with last year’s junior high at Harbor era. Class of ’62 members to museum can be quickly berry Festival weekend of kindergarteners, will find Lights. The high school the Class share memories, memora- scanned and returned to the Sept. 7-9.

Join Us for Our Annual Reunions T Bandon High School Class 50th reunion Saturday, Sept. at the Mill Casino-Hotel & PE of 1962 will hold their 50th 22 at the Mill Casino, Hotel RV Park on Saturday with a V ER ST LOS reunion Saturday, Sept. 8, at and RV Park. For more infor- social hour starting at 5 p.m., BIGGE Bullard Beach State Park in mation please call 541-297- followed by dinner and a T Visit us the meeting hall yurt. For 1971 or 541-290-3682. program by Jerry CONTES TODAY for a information call Bonnie Marshfield High School Christopherson, Chuck FREE Weight Did you know... Stephens, 541-294-1047 or Class of 1952 will be having a Carlbom and Blanche Lauver Check-Up email: [email protected]; Fun Festival Weekend for at 6:30 p.m. 45% of Dogs and 58% of Cats call Kathy Lakey Phillips at their 60th Class Reunion, For questions or informa- are overweight or obese? 541-347-3584 or visit BHS Friday, Sept. 14 through 16. tion, contact Virginia Maine RS Class of 1962 Facebook page. There will be a Friday at 541-267-6256. BIGGEST LOSE The Empire School Reunion is night welcome party at 6 each win a planned from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Back Alley Room Dog & Cat will sket. p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 8, at in North Bend Lanes, 1225 Pet Gift Ba Simpson Park in North Bend. Virginia Ave. Food and bev- Cuisine Coffee, cream, sugar, cups, erages will be available. Wear silverware and plates will be purple/gold or 50’s attire. Spice up your menu SCAN ME! or G Googleooglle uus!s!! provided. Friends of the class are most with recipes. Morganorrgan VVet,ett,, CoosCoos BayBay North Bend High School welcome. See Page C1 Tuesday 2 23030 Market,Marrkett,, CCoosoos BayBay • 541-269-5846541--269--5846 Class of 1962 will hold its A class dinner will be held C M C M Y K Y K

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Real Estate | C2 Money | C4 Money Classiﬁeds | C5 C theworldlink.com/business • Managing Editor James Casey • 541-269-1222, ext. 239 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2012 Bankrupt? Loans still possible

Q: I declared bankruptcy six years ago. Will that keep me from getting a small business loan? A: A bankruptcy six years ago will still be on your credit report. Lenders will check the personal credit history of anyone who owns 20 percent or more of a business since those individuals will be asked to personally guarantee any business loan. The good news is that a clean credit record since the bankruptcy,a sound business plan with realistic projections that show repayment ability and solid collateral may allow the loan to happen. Much will depend on the lender you choose, the loan policies they use and how diligent you have been keeping a clean credit Banks wary of financing franchises record since the bankruptcy. The Small Business Administration (SBA) district office in Portland agreed SBA Some brands stand tests of time can consider a loan guarantee even if there has been a bankruptcy in the past. The key is a clean credit record since the BY JOYCE M. ROSENBERG But local lenders feel good about franchises bankruptcy occurred. The Associated Press Theresa Haga of CCD big bucks they pay in franchise fees. NEW YORK — When Rick Kim- BY GAIL ELBER Business Development con- “We’ve had great luck,”Haga said. sey decided to start a business, a The World curred; they have loan pro- “We’ve never had any issues with any of the fran- franchise seemed like the best way grams available through their COOS BAY — In New York, they have a lot of chises we’ve dealt with.” office that can consider a to go. problems we don’t have here. Apparently getting a request from a business per- Buying a franchise — in his case, loan to start a franchise is one of them. Tests and time son who has had a bankrupt- a Doctors Express urgent care facil- Lucette Lovell, commercial loan manager with When CCD, or any lender, evaluates a loan for a cy in the past with some ity — meant he didn’t have to start First Community Credit Union in Coos Bay, said all franchisee, attorneys inspect the franchise agree- additional scrutiny of the from square one. The business lenders are governed by the same standards, and ment. Haga said long-established franchisors such application, if the project is came with a concept and a service she’d give the same consideration to a franchise as Chevron or McDonald’s have franchise agree- good and meets their existing to sell. application as she would to any other. ments that have stood the test of time, whereas loan criteria. Kimsey only needed to get the Most franchise loans around here involve Small newer franchisors sometimes include provisions Prior to applying for a franchise up and running, and then Business Association 504 loans. SBA developed the that arouse attorneys’ concerns. business loan, check your operate it. It didn’t even matter that loan to help fund projects with big fixed assets, such CCD will work with a franchisee and franchisor credit report with each of the he had no medical training. as a hotel or an assisted-living facility, that are too to try to get troublesome provisions altered. credit reporting agencies at But what sounded like a great expensive for banks to risk financing entirely. One reason franchisees might be asked for a big- www. equifax.com, plan wasn’t so easy. Financing for ger down payment is when their prospective busi- www.experian.com and the business was nearly impossible “We’re not seeing that” ness involves a building that can’t easily be used for www.transunion.com. to get in the aftermath of the 2008 Theresa Haga, business finance manager at CCD any other purpose. Haga said that on a big-ticket Correct any errors that may financial crisis and the recession. Economic Development, the nonprofit economic startup, the bank typically will lend 50 percent, an be on these reports prior to Six banks turned Kimsey down development agency that administers the 504 program SBA 504 loan provides 40 percent, and the borrow- applying for for a loan. It took more than a year here, said she’d read national reports saying that fran- er puts up 10 percent. DOWN TO the business before he finally could able to close chises were getting harder to finance, but “we’re not But if your franchisor wants you to build an BUSINESS loan. For the deal. seeing that.” assisted-living facility, a gas station or a fast-food help with Leery of new kids Recently, “we’ve done a couple of Human Beans joint in the shape of a giant hot dog, expect to put in this, contact and a Chevron station,”she said. But the franchisees another 5 percent to induce lenders to take the risk. Consumer First-time franchise buyers are CCD sees most of are motels, which frequently Reporter Gail Elber can be reached at 541-269- Credit finding it’s harder than they expect- switch franchisors trying to get more bang for the 1222, ext. 234, or at [email protected]. Counseling ed to cobble together the money in your area. needed to get their businesses off C omplete the ground. Lenders are rejecting saved for a $55,000 payment, MD not SOP you don’t have to be a doctor to own your busi- them because of their inexperience known as the franchise fee, to the “It’s a fairly new franchise. This it. It’s outside their thinking,” he says. The banks liked his business ness plan or because the franchises they’re parent company. And he won isn’t McDonald’s, so we don’t have ARLENE including buying are relatively young and not plan, but bank officers told him that approval to open the franchise in 70 years of history,” Kimsey says. because he wasn’t a doctor, “that’s SOTO well docu- as well-known as established Doctors Express was founded in brands such as McDonald’s and Jiffy Sarasota, Fla. going to be a problem.” mented 2005 and has 54 locations. McDon- Lube. He needed $1.2 million to cover There was more: financial ald’s has more than 14,000 restau- projections showing the Kimsey was attracted to Doctors between $250,000 and $300,000 in “We don’t have a lot of assets. It’s rants in the U.S., and about 90 per- probable income and expens- Express because health care is one construction costs, $150,000 for not like I have a million-dollar CAT cent are franchises. scan”that could be used as collater- es from the venture. Be sure of the fastest growing franchise equipment and the remainder for segments. And even though the company al, he says. He leases the building to document all your working capital. assumptions using verifiable “I was looking for a sizzling sec- doesn’t require that franchisees and equipment like an X-ray research and credible sources. tor like cell phones were in the ‘80s,” The banks that rejected his loan have medical training, the banks machine. Basic market research and he says. application gave similar reasons for were uncomfortable with the idea. help preparing a business He had enough of his own money saying no, he says. “It’s a franchise concept where SEE FRANCHISE | C4 plan is available through the Southwestern Oregon Community College Small New mileage standards would double fuel efficiency Business Development Center. BY TOM KRISHER trucks in U.S. showrooms, with vehicle sold in 2025. The stan- Don’t try to hide the bank- the goal of cutting greenhouse gas dards also are the biggest step the ruptcy from your lender. Be AND MATTHEW DALY The Associated Press emissions and fuel consumption. U.S. government has ever taken sure to explain the circum- To meet the standard, toward cutting greenhouse gas stances of the bankruptcy in WASHINGTON — The Obama automakers will need to introduce emissions, Environmental Protec- the business plan and explain administration has finalized new new technology to improve gaso- tion Agency Administrator Lisa how the business loan you are fuel economy rules that will line-powered engines. And they’ll Jackson said. Tailpipe emissions seeking will be used, collater- require the fleet-wide average of need to sell more alternative fuel from cars and light trucks will be alized and repaid. new cars and trucks sold in the vehicles. Critics say the rules will halved by 2025, the government Arlene M. Soto is the direc- U.S. to double over the next 13 add thousands to the price of new said. tor of the SWOCC Small years. cars and make them unaffordable President Barack Obama said Business Development Center, The average fuel economy must for many. the new fuel standards “represent www.BizCenter.org. She can reach 54.5 miles per gallon by The administration says the the single most important step” be reached at 541-756-6445, 2025, up from 28.6 mpg at the end latest changes will save families his administration has taken to [email protected], or at 2455 of last year. more than $1.7 trillion in fuel costs Maple Leaf, North Bend, OR The regulations will bring dra- and bring an average savings of 97459. matic changes to the cars and $8,000 over the lifetime of a new SEE FUEL | C4 Brews in the news

To each his own. Some practicing at home on a 35- brewery management class- Matthews said. “Now I’m at The Business Center, 2455 Today,” starts Jan. 15; and rejoice that Walgreens will gallon pilot brewing system. es. going to put them to sleep.” Maple Leaf, North Bend. The Series IV, “Protecting Your open its North Bend location Pollard is a biologist at In January, 7 Devils plans Let’s hope his career is classes are also available Assets,”starts March 19. Oct. 8. Others look forward Oregon Institute of Marine to start selling beer in kegs just starting its happy hour. online. All four series can be to Big Lots opening across Biology, and growlers — half-gallon You can follow 7 Devils’ Series I: “What’s Your taken for $750; individual the street Sept. 28. andtakeout jugs that preserve progress on Facebook. Plan?”, includes these class- series cost $250; individual But in my opinion, what TRADE Matthews the carbonation. After es: classes are available for $45 this town really needs is a WINDS has worked establishing a following for Speaking of beer Sept. 11: Business Plan- — except Series I, which brewery, and Carmen for the its brews at local pubs, it may Roger’s Zoo at 2037 Sher- ning: Getting Started and must be taken as a series. Matthews and Annie Pollard Dutch move into bottling them. man Ave., North Bend, is Background Discounts are available to are planning to oblige us Bros. cof- Also planned is a taproom changing hands, but the new Sept. 18: Marketing Strat- Chamber of Commerce with 7 Devils Brewing in Jan- fee chain on site, with a view of the owners’ identities and their egy and Products, Services, members, tribal businesses uary. for 10 tanks, serving a tapas-style plans for the establishment Customers and virtual incubator and Matthews and Pollard are years. menu. aren’t yet public. Sept. 25: Management incubator tenants. To regis- leasing the building at 245 S. Pollard Matthews said he’s and Personnel ter, call 541-756-6866 or Second St., Coos Bay, that has taken learned a lot about customer Give your act some class Oct. 2: Forecasting, Bud- email [email protected]. most recently housed Bay brewing service and the beverage Southwestern Oregon geting and Cash Flow New business? New prod- Area Enterprises. They GAIL classes to industry from Brad Young, Community College’s “Skills Oct. 9 Financial uct? New hire? Promotion? moved in their shiny new ELBER prepare for who owns the Dutch Bros. to Prosper” business classes Oct. 16: The Completed Something local business brewery equipment this the move franchises in this area. start soon. The program Business Plan owners should know about? week. from “I spent the ﬁrst 10 years consists of 24 classes broken Series II, “Managing by Contact Gail Elber at 541- They’ll be doing their own plankton to yeast, and of my career waking people into four series. They meet the Numbers,”starts Nov. 13; 269-1222, ext. 234, or at gel- brewing, which they’ve been Matthews has also taken up” at Dutch Bros., 6-9 p.m. Tuesday evenings Series III, “Marketing for [email protected]. C M C M Y K Y K

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C M C M Y K Saturday, September 1,2012 • The World • C3 Y K Real Estate Indoor herb gardening can yield home remedies

BY JENNIFER FORKER herbs and their uses at his centuries old; modern ones For The Associated Press website, DrWeil.com. date back to the apothecary Consult a doctor before gardens of the Italian What if you could trying to treat a health Renaissance during the soothe a sore throat or a problem with herbs, 16th century, says Teresa headache with the snip of a Jeanroy says. Mazikowski, a staff gar- scissors? Plant some herbs She treats her five chil- dener who spearheaded the indoors now, before fall dren with herbs such as Buffalo and Erie County sets in, and you could have chamomile. “It helps with (N.Y.) Botanical Gardens’ a winter’s worth of folksy the crankiness the kids get indoor medicinal garden remedies. when they’re feverish,” she last October. Many medicinal plants, says. Botanical gardens grew especially herbs, grow well Thyme, Jeanroy says, out of these early medicinal indoors, says Amy Jeanroy, can soothe a throat sore gardens. who runs a greenhouse from coughing, and Blume The indoor medicinal business near her Ravenna, touts its anti-viral proper- garden that Mazikowski Neb., home, and writes and ties. tends goes beyond common teaches about medicinal “I always drink thyme herbs. It was planted with herbs. She recommends tea when I fly,”says Blume, public education in mind, starting with these five: “because you’re re-breath- she says, and includes rare thyme, chamomile, mint, ing all that air that every- and tropical plants, as well. lemon balm and sage. one’s breathing And (the “The idea is to teach people Each works well as a tea: tea) tastes good.” how to keep themselves Grow, cut and dry them for Mint — especially pep- healthy so they don’t have use throughout the year, or permint — is a home reme- to take drugs” when they’re use fresh herbs. To brew a dy for an upset stomach. sick, Mazikowski says. tea, add 1 teaspoon of dried And it can mask the strong The D’Youville College The Associated Press — or 3 teaspoons of fresh — or bitter taste of some School of Pharmacy, and A medicinal indoor herb garden for healthful herbs throughout the winter months, from left, chocolate pep- herbs to 1 cup of boiled other herbs, such as sage, Mercy Hospital, both in permint, and chamomile, and right, French thyme, sage, and lemon balm in Arvada, C.O. water; steep several min- which can soothe mouth Buffalo, collaborated with utes, then remove the sores and bleeding gums the city’s Botanical the plants aren’t likely to Your plants will need 14 to return the favor. “I don’t herbs. after dental work, says Gardens to launch the last longer than 18 months. 16 hours of this artificial know if it stems from sur- All five herbs aid diges- Jeanroy. medicinal garden with Use a large, clean pot light daily. rounding myself with tion, says herbalist Lemon balm can be plants that show promise filled with sterile potting Plants grow best if the plants or spending so much Christina Blume, who has drunk as a tea to counter in pharmaceutical soil. Sow seeds or use small daytime indoor tempera- time with them, but the taught medicinal and other headaches, added to other research, Mazikowski says, starter plants, which often ture is between 70 and 75 whole process — you’re herb-related classes at the medicinal teas to mask an including turmeric, Pacific are inexpensive this time of degrees, Jeanroy says, and pinching back herbs that Denver Botanic Gardens. unpleasant taste, or yew, cayenne pepper and year. the nighttime temperature smell good and heating the “A lot of herbs that peo- steeped stronger to make a ginseng. Unless you have a spot about 10 degrees cooler. water (for tea) — I think ple already cook with are topical, antiseptic cleanser Her own indoor garden that gets six hours or more Make sure there’s a that’s part of the healing,” herbs that have medicinal for a skinned knee or itchy includes oregano, mint, of sunlight, you’ll need to drainage hole in the pot, says Jeanroy. qualities,”adds Jeanroy. “It bug bite, she says. parsley, sage, lemon balm, invest in grow lights, says and don’t over-water. Online: doesn’t necessarily mean “If there’s one herb that lemon verbena, catmint Jeanroy. Buy inexpensive, Soggy soil can lead to http://www.blumes- it’s kicking the flu for you. does tons of great stuff, and chives. full-spectrum light bulbs, mildew, mold and pest farm.com It helps you.” lemon balm is it,” says Start with a small sold at home improvement problems. http://www.buffaloga- Physician Andrew Weil Jeanroy. indoor garden, Mazikowski stores, which you can pop Take care of your indoor rdens.com maintains a list of healthful Medicinal gardens are suggests, and know that into a table or floor lamp. herb garden, and it’ll http://www.drweil.co

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Business Only. Sales & service of Artic Cat ATV, $$ bathrooms. Utility Building. MLS#12285980 Several outbuildings with a shop. All chain link massive deck, guest quarters separate from upper 30 years at 6% will balloon in 10 years. 3 tractor trailer lines and Parker Hydraulic hose. Sales 2245,00045,,000 fenced with electric gate and large roller gate living quarters, Pride of ownership and a truly $ 65,000 MLS#12452368 of farm implements & accessories. Large franchise in back, makes it a handy drive through. beautiful setting. Road access. protected area. Owner must sell due to illness. RIVERVIEW MINI RANCH Adjoins the Bandon Lots of room for RVs/boats/toys. $349,000 MLS#12158192 $ 595,000 MLS#10064438 $ 175,900 MLS#12652343 Marsh. 5 Acres, Includes 1994 manufactured Y RY RY RY RR home, decks, HUGE barn 48 x 60, converted AR AR AR CA R C R C R C ER milking parlor(16 x 18), storage buildings. 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831 S Empire Blvd, Coos Bay 671 E St, Coos Bay 814 Newmark, Coos Bay 1110 Fenwick, Coos Bay Daavidvid LL.. DDavisavis Six Plex with beautiful bay view. Owner will Clean well maintained triplex, some bay view, deck, Commercial building on Newmark in downtown 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath with 2 car garage. carry paper. Can be amortized over 30 years at each unit is 2 bedroom 1 bath. Each unit has Empire. High volume national franchise has signed Large fenced backyard. Large paved 6% with balloon payment in 15 years. covered parking. Each unit has covered parking. long term lease (triple net) and will be remodeling driveway located in North Bend. Tool shed. Double garage 900 sqft for larger unit. Each unit has washer/dryer hookups. the entire exterior and leasehold interior Laundry hookups in garage. Fireplace. Realeal EstateEstate $399,900 MLS#10022507 $ 229,000 MLS#11410521 improvements on their unit. $ 149,000 MLS#11250720 Frred Gerrnandtt,, Brrokerr Cellll:: ((541)) 290--9444 $ 179,000 MLS#11056147 OWNER CARRY TERMS: For every $100,000 owner carry @ 6% amortized over 30 years = $600 per month for principal & interes t. On approval of credit. All terms are negotiable. Balloon payment in 8 to 15 years. Escrow costs s plit. No bank charges. For larger loan amounts just divide $100,000 into the larger loan amount and use that figure to 1110 Alabama Street, Bandon, OR 97411 multiply times the $600 per month payment. $150,000 = $900, $200,000 = $1200, $50,000 = $300 per mon th etc. For income property, you want the projected monthly income to exceed the monthly mortgage p ayments, plus property taxes and insurance payments by at least 50%. Contact your favorite Realtor o r call us for specific examples. Office: (541) 347-9444 or toll free 1-800-835-9444 Mark Hodgins, Real Estate Broker 756-0347 • Cell: 541-297-3404 Website: www.bandonhomes.com 2707 Broadway, North Bend, OR • www.eledwardsrealty.com C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K C4 •The World • Saturday, September 1,2012 Y K Money

Mobile payment needs better compatibility Photos by the Asssociated Press While plastic has replaced cash for most of us, sooner than later we can expect technology to replace plastic

BY ANICK JESDANUN Systems that let you pay Here’s how those promis- tried to order breakfast, and number of Android phones mobile systems as ubiqui- The Associated Press by cellphones can do more es met with reality using four it took three employees to on Sprint’s network. The tous as plastic. Customers than store cards. Some can systems I tried: transfer the order to another iPhone doesn’t have the and employees need to get NEW YORK — For many handle gift cards and — Bar code systems register. In that chaos, the hardware. The other big used to it, too. of us, plastic has replaced coupons, so that discounts You can enter any credit staff forgot to make my wireless carriers have cash for everyday shopping. are automatically applied or debit card into LevelUp’s sandwich. blocked or made it difficult Google Wallet lets you If some technological wiz- even if you left the originals app. You get $2 off your first With uncertainties about to get Google’s app even on store gift cards, but not those ards have their way, your at home. The mobile systems purchase at each store and whether I’d run into techni- devices that have the right from the stores I have gift phone will replace plastic can also track patterns and other discounts after you’ve cal troubles on a given visit, hardware. That’s because cards for. The app links to one day. perhaps reward you for spent a certain amount pulling out plastic is faster Verizon, AT&T and T- the Google Offers deals serv- We’re still far from such a repeat business. there. The store has a phone and more convenient. Mobile are jointly developing ice and gives you instant dis- world, yet I was intrigued You also get more securi- that photographs the bar — Google Wallet a competing wallet system counts at some retail stores enough to try using my ty, at least if you trust the code on your app and sends This app lets you pay by called Isis. Can’t everyone phone to make payments. encryption provided. By the it to LevelUp for processing. tapping your device on a card just get along? as long as you pay with the Over the past month, sev- time you notice a card miss- LevelUp charges your card reader at a store. It uses a I was able to borrow a app. Again, none are for eral major retailers ing, someone could have and pays the store. wireless technology called Sprint device for my test and stores I plan to buy from in announced plans to accept gone on a shopping spree. At two pizzerias, the sys- near-field communications, went on shopping and eating the near future. or expand such mobile pay- You’d likely notice much tem picked up my bar code or NFC, something that is sprees at McDonald’s, 7- Because I often had to ments, adding to services sooner if you’re missing your fine, even with shaky hands, starting to appear on devices Eleven and CVS and Duane enter a four-digit security already available. One phone. With one call or visit though it failed at a pita running Google’s Android Reade drug stores. It took approach uses wireless tech- to a website, you can disable place when I had my phone mobile software. several purchases and a few code and tap a second time nology to let merchants access to all your cards at slightly angled. A manager A few dozen national thousand calories to get the to complete transactions, I access credit and debit cards once. In addition, many had to be called in. chains accept Google Wallet hang of it. found swiping a card much stored on your account, services let you lock their The other bar code system using card readers equipped The first employee at easier. Although some card while the other uses a bar apps with a security code, I used was on the app for with MasterCard’s PayPass McDonald’s wasn’t very transactions require signa- code on the phone screen giving the cards extra pro- Dunkin’ Donuts. It works technology. That includes at helpful, suggesting that I try tures, many merchants no that gets scanned at the reg- tection. only with the store’s gift least four close to my home swiping the phone in the thin longer bother for smaller ister. Stores also might be able cards, so you’d have to buy or office, but many more slot that barely fits the plas- You might be wondering: to reduce processing costs one with a credit card first. accept plastic. tic card. I learned that it’ll sales. Discounts might be the Why fix what isn’t broken, and, hopefully, pass the sav- Unfortunately, the register’s The bigger problem: The take more than getting the draw, but I’m still waiting for when plastic works just fine? ings to you. scanner was broken when I app works with only a small hardware in place to make an offer I can use. Wildfire ash in river could befoul Amazon Kindle Fire sold Colorado beer out as new model expected FORT COLLINS, Colo. ing it black, said Lisa Voytko, (AP) — A Colorado brewery of the Fort Collins utility said Thursday that it’s moni- department. BY PETER SVENSSON tion with Apple Inc.’s iPad, at is selling it for $199. els, out this past March, sell toring the water it gets from The utility hopes to start The Associated Press half the price of the cheapest Amazon kept the price of for $499 to $829, depending the city of Fort Collins to drawing a small percentage iPad. the Kindle Fire low by keep- on the amount of storage and make sure residue from a of its water from the river NEW YORK — Amazon doesn’t say how ing it small, stripping it of wireless capabilities. deadly wildfire that black- Amazon.com Inc. says it has many Fires it has sold, but features and taking a small or next month, The Fort Collins Amazon itself was the ened a northern Colorado Coloradoan reported sold out of its Kindle Fire says it captured 22 percent of zero profit margin. Its strate- main outlet for the Kindle river doesn’t befoul the taste Wednesday, and the city is tablet computer amid expec- U.S. tablet sales over nine gy is to make the Fire a of its beer. aware of the brewery’s con- tations of a new model for months. That would make it means for people to buy Fire. Its website now directs New Belgium Brewing, the cerns, Voytko said. the holiday season. the second-most popular more e-books, music and customers to used Fires maker of Fat Tire beer, says None of the water the The Internet retailer has a tablet, after the iPad. Tom movie downloads from the available from other mer- so far there haven’t been any brewery is using has been major press conference Mainelli at research firm IDC Amazon store, which is inti- chants. Staples stores problems. Brewery chemists, affected, New Belgium scheduled for next Thursday said that figure matches his mately linked to the device. recently sold it for $179. It however, will be keeping spokesman Bryan Simpson in Santa Monica, Calif. It’s estimate of 6.7 million Fires That’s a contrast to the strat- wasn’t immediately known watch after identifying six widely expected to reveal a sold, all in the U.S. egy of Apple, which sees told The Associated Press on compounds in Poudre River new model of the Fire there, The Fire, which is about content sales as a sideline whether some stores still had Thursday. water that could cause prob- so Thursday’s announce- half the size of the iPad, and wants to make a profit on it on shelves. lems. The quality of the brew- ment that the first model is could face a tougher chal- every device sold. Amazon could update the The river runs through an ery’s beer depends on the “sold out” suggests that lenge this holiday season. Apple has sold more than rest of its Kindle line at next area where a June wildfire quality of the water from Amazon halted production a Many analysts expect Apple 84 million iPads since its week’s event, too. The cur- Fort Collins’ treatment killed one person, destroyed while ago to retool for a new to introduce a smaller, debut in 2010, contributing rent models were launched a plant, New Belgium official more than 250 homes and model. cheaper iPad to take on the to strong quarterly earnings year ago. In the intervening scorched 136 square miles. Jenn Vervier said this week to Amazon launched the threat of the Kindle Fire and and a market valuation that time, competitor Barnes & Fort Collins hasn’t taken members of a group working $199 tablet last November. It reach buyers who can’t has exceeded $625 billion — any of its drinking water to restore the burn area. was the first Kindle with a afford a full-sized iPad. In the highest ever for a public Noble Inc. has launched a from the Poudre since rain- “The health of the water- color screen and the ability addition, Google just company. The iPad 2, Nook e-reader with a built- fall put ash from the High shed equals the quality of our to run third-party applica- launched its own Kindle- released in March 2011, sells in screen illuminator for Park Fire into the river, turn- beer,”she said Tuesday. tions, placing it in competi- sized tablet, the Nexus 7,and for $399. The newest mod- reading in the dark.

improve pickup truck “They wanted certainty so FRANCHISE — the problem that Kimsey amount of his own money it FUEL mileage much for the first that as they invest in the ran into. That’s a huge change wanted him to put up. Gow Requirements few years, but big improve- future they will know what The number of from before the recession. says he’s not sure why the ments will come later, after rules they are playing by,” franchises will “Prior to 2008, there was bank kept demanding more would start in 2020. Jackson said. the general view of fran- from him. chisees and the lending com- “I got to a certain point Still, automakers have Fuel economy standards 2017 been adding technology to rise by 1.7% munity that franchising was a where I wasn’t comfortable,” were first imposed on U.S. Continued from Page C1 boost gas mileage, mainly Continued from Page C1 fairly sound bet,” says Darrell he says. because people want to automakers in the 1970s. Johnson, CEO of FRANData, a “I could have financed the The aim was to make cars Emptied his 401 (k) reduce U.S. dependence on spend less on gasoline, research firm. business myself.” which averaged about $3.75 more efficient and reduce the Eventually Kimsey got a Now, lenders are asking foreign oil. Preference for vets But Republican presiden- per gallon this week. The nation’s dependence on for- $575,000 Small Business more questions about the tial candidate Mitt Romney research firm J.D. Power and eign oil at time when the Administration-guaranteed brand, Johnson says. That’s That is what he ended up has opposed the standards, Associates says that fuel Arab oil embargo was creat- loan from a bank in Utah. He happening even in some of the doing, not only out of frustra- and his campaign on Tues- economy is the top factor ing gasoline shortages. The tapped into his savings and franchise industries that are tion, but because he was laid day called them extreme and people consider when buy- administration says this is about $500,000 from his most popular now, including off from his job with a govern- said they would drive up the ing a car in the U.S. the first update in decades. 401(k) — the entire account — health care, elder care, and ment contractor and knew gyms and other fitness com- that there was no way he price of new cars. Any sav- By 2025, some bigger The National Highway for the rest of the money. models may disappear, and Franchises have suffered panies. would qualify for a loan at that ings at the pump would be Traffic Safety Administra- wiped out by rising costs of dealers could offer more effi- along with other small busi- “The credit score that used point. He uses his 401(k) to cient gas-electric hybrids, tion will enforce the stan- nesses in the last five years. to guarantee a loan doesn’t cover the costs of renovating, cars, the campaign said. dards, calculating the aver- The gas mileage require- natural gas vehicles and The number of franchises in anymore,” says Peter Ross, furnishing and stocking the age mileage of cars sold by ments will be phased in electric cars. There also will the U.S. — for example, an CEO of Senior Helpers, which store. gradually and get tougher be smaller motors, lighter each automaker. Automakers individual McDonald’s, has 300 franchises that pro- Other UPS franchise buyers starting in 2017. They build bodies and more devices to can be fined if they don’t Dunkin’ Donuts shop or Days vide in-home care to the eld- have had a similar experience on a 2009 deal between the save fuel, such as circuits comply. Inn — fell by 37,790,or nearly 5 erly. As a result, “people have with banks,says Chris Adkins, Obama administration and that temporarily shut off The requirements, which percent, between 2008 and to be a lot more creative” to the company’s vice president automakers that committed engines at traffic lights. can be imposed without 2011, according to the Inter- raise money to buy a fran- of sales. cars and trucks to average The changes will raise new congressional approval, will national Franchise Associa- chise. He sees more buyers “I don’t see a tremendous 35.5 mpg by model year 2016. car prices, but the govern- be reviewed in 2018 and tion. The trade group esti- tapping their 401(k) accounts. amount of rejections” by ment says that will be more mates that the number of banks, he says. But the loan In the arcane world of could be reduced if the tech- than offset by the savings at franchises will rise this year Here’s a hoop. Now jump application process is so government regulations, the nology isn’t available to meet rules don’t mean that cars the pump. for the first time since 2008, Most of the successful buy- painful — with banks making The new rules were the standards. gaining 1.7 percent to ers tend to be those who more and more demands — and trucks will average 54.5 The rules are tough, but mpg in 13 years. It’s actually adopted after an agreement 748,680. But that’s still more already own franchises and that some buyers decide to General Motors, the largest closer to 40 mpg in real- between the administration than 3 percent below 2008’s have a credit history to show finance the purchase on their world driving. and 13 automakers last year. U.S. car company, will roll 774,016. to banks. Private equity firms own. Under the complex regu- That’s a change from the out features to comply, Thousands of franchises that have their own money Gow did get a break from lations, dubbed “Corporate past, when automakers spokesman Greg Martin closed during the recession, and needn’t go through a bank UPS because he had been in Average Fuel Economy, or fought stricter fuel economy said. among them auto dealerships also are buying. the Air Force for 24 years CAFE,”automakers can have changes, saying it cost them “Consumers want higher and real estate brokerages. First-timers can find before leaving in 2001. The lower mileage by using cred- too much to build vehicles to fuel efficiency in their cars High-end restaurant fran- themselves jumping through package-delivery company meet the stricter standards. an increasing number of waived the nearly $30,000 its for selling natural gas and and trucks, and GM is going chises were also hit hard — the Industry leaders repeat- restaurants in the Steak & Ale hoops. franchise fee under a program electric vehicles, changing to give it to them,”he said. air conditioning fluid to one edly told the Obama admin- chain were among the fran- When Scott Gow decided called Operation Enduring istration that they wanted The administration likes chises that shut down. to open a UPS Store franchise Opportunity that was that pollutes less, and even to tout cooperation between for placing louvers on car one nationwide fuel stan- in the Denver area, he applied launched in 2011 that helps automakers and the govern- Will this boat float? grilles to improve aerody- dard, fearing separate to a bank recommended by veterans open franchises. namics. They won’t have to mileage standards from Cal- ment in forming the latest Banks are wary about fran- United Parcel Service Inc., but Gow hopes to have the ifornia and other states. rules. chises they’re unfamiliar with the bank kept raising the store open next month. C M C M Y K Y K

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Pets if approved. 2131 Lewis, NB. non-exempt benefited position, 501 Commercial in Port Orford. $885/mo + deposit. 541-756-1829. $17.89 - $22.91 p/h DOE. Position $395/mo., + $600 sec. dep. + **EOE** $35 screening fee. closes 09/17/12. Please refer to our PUBLISHER’S NOTICE Nice, clean 3 bedroom No pets. website for complete job All real estate advertising in this w/ office, hardwood floors, yard, Income restrictions apply description, requirements newspaper is subject to the Fair garage and out-building, W/S paid. 541-673-4909 and application, Housing Act which makes it illegal No pet/ no smoking. $935/mth. COOS COUNTY IS www.coquilletribe.org. to advertise “any preference, limita- 541-759-2272 or 541-404-4247 tions or discrimination based on Reedsport - 2 bed, 1 bath, 2 car race, color, religion, sex, handicap, TANGLEWOOD garage, nice yard, well kept home, familial status or national origin, or RECRUITING FOR ANIMAL water/sewer paid, $725.00/ mo. an intention, to make any such APARTMENTS 1st/last/deposit. No smoking. Care Giving preference, limitation or discrimina- In Florence avail 9/30/12. Call 503-840-9891 SHELTER OPERATOR 225 tion.” Familial status includes children under the age of 18 living with Senior apartments for those 62+ $1,821 - $2,247/mo. Enforcement of all Oregon parents or legal custodians, preg- has a 1 bedroom unit, $504/mo. 226 Child Care nant women and people securing available in July. State Laws and Coos County Ordinances pertaining custody of children under 18. LIHTC income limits to qualify. 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Closes 9/7/2012 at 5:00pm. hearing impaired is HARMONY HOMECARE 1-800-927-9275. “Quality Caregivers provide 602 Commercial Property **EOE** Assisted living in your home”. 541-260-1788 605 Lots/Spaces Serving Oregon’s South Coast Since 1878 Private RV Space Wanted 504 Homes for Sale for 31’ Avon. Part-time occupancy, year round rental for retired person. HOME DELIVERY SERVICE: Call Lewis, 1-907-350-6000 or For Customer Service call 541-269-1222 Ext. 247 an advertising proof is requested in writing and Excellent for retail or office. email: [email protected] Office hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday-Friday. clearly marked for corrections. If the error is not High traffic locations in downtown corrected by the Publisher, its liability, if any, shall Coos Bay, owner will assist with SPACE AVAILABLE If your World newspaper fails to arrive by 5 p.m. Monday not exceed the space occupied by the error. modifications, $995 (1400 sq ft), Single wide Manufactured Home through Thursday or 8 a.m. on Saturday, please call your Further, the Publisher will reschedule and run the $1695 (2700 sq ft). 541-543-0875 Up to $5,000 toward move & carrier. If you are unable to reach your carrier, telephone omitted advertisement at advertiser’s cost. All set-up costs. The World at 541-269-9999. claims for adjustment must be made within seven Office & Commercial Plus 1st month free rent. RURAL SUBSCRIBERS: Due to The World’s expansive daily (7) days of date of publication. In no case shall the Contact Jim or Dollie delivery area, rural or remote motor route customers may Publisher be liable for any general, special or Charming 1937 Bungalow Space in Coquille. Puerto Vista Estates receive regular delivery later than the times above. Missed consequential damages. 3+ bedrooms, 1 large bath, coved Buy-Rent-Lease. Great location, 528 Puerto Vista Drive deliveries may be replaced the following delivery day. ceilings, bay windows/seats, across from County Courthouse. 541-888-6411 hardwood/tile floors, large windows, All handicap accessible, with fiber To report missed deliveries, please call 541-269-9999. natural gas heat, formal dining optic feed available. Kitchen, ADVERTISING POLICY room with fireplace. Newer appli- courtyard, and more. Lease, all 606 Manufactured The Publisher, Southwestern Oregon Publishing Co., shall ances. Private back yard, deck and 5500 sq. ft. on top or bottom level. not be liable for any error in published advertising unless garden. 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But what has South Market Place until afterward. described? Jazzy Power Chair scooter.Like new. $2000 obo. Call 541-396-6566 or 750 In today’s deal, though, you can By bidding a third time, he is say- 541-396-4270. work out the right answer by under- ing that game is still possible. He ought standing partner’s sequence. to have 16 or 17 points. And his hand distribution should be 4-3- 5-1 (or 4-3-6-0). So, two hearts is a 4-3 fit. Those fits are fine when the hand with three trumps has a ruffing value (singleton or void) and the trumps are strong. Here, two hearts will make, but it looks safer to run to the eight-card fit, signing off in three diamonds. West leads the club king, then continues with the club four. After ruffing, South should play the heart king. In danger of losing trump control, declarer should get a heart winner or two established, happy to lose one trick in each suit. But in this deal, several lines work.

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Before any type of action is define beforehand the responsi- PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) taken, it’s imperative that both bilities and duties of each party — Things will work out well for you and your cohort are in involved. Not doing so will lead to you in areas where you focus accord as to how an important failure. your attention. You’ll be able to issue should be accomplished. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — generate some great ideas to Do nothing without agreement. Attitude is everything, whether make or save money, if you put SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) you are working or at play. If your mind to it. — You’re endowed with excep- yours is negative, don’t expect ARIES (March 21-April 19) tionally sharp, critical faculties any favorable results for anything — Assume the initiative instead that are a tremendous asset you undertake. Thinking like a of waiting to be taken care of by when used constructively. 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SPEED Truck U Truck U Gearz Gearz Hot Rod Hot Rod Truck U Truck U Unique Whips SYFY › Land of the Lost ››› The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (2008, Fantasy) › Land of the Lost SYFY (6:30) ›› Blade II (2002) Wesley Snipes. ›› Daybreakers (2009) Ethan Hawke. ››› Stake Land TLC Hoard-Buried Hoard-Buried Hoard-Buried Hoard-Buried Hoard-Buried TLC Amy’s 50th Birthday Little People Bates Bates Big Tiny Big Tiny Little People TNT (6:30) ››› Ocean’s Eleven (2001) Leverage (N) (CC) Leverage (CC) ›› Men in Black II TNT Rizzoli & Isles (CC) Major Crimes (CC) Major Crimes (N) Perception (N) (CC) Major Crimes (CC) TOON Percy Jackson Dragons: Riders Venture King/Hill King/Hill Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Black Dyn TOON Adven Adven Regular Annoying King/Hill King/Hill American American Fam. Guy Fam. Guy USA Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU White Collar (CC) USA NCIS: Los Angeles WWE Monday Night RAW (N Same-day Tape) ’ (CC) (:05) Fast & Furious WGN-A MDA Show WGN News at Nine Monk (CC) Monk (CC) Veronica Guerin (CC) WGN-A WGN News at Nine Funny Home Videos Chris Chris 30 Rock Scrubs Sunny Sunny WTBS The Heartbreak Kid Talladega Nights: Ricky Bobby Talladega Nights: Ricky Bobby WTBS (6:00) ›› 17 Again Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Conan (CC) Tuesday Evening September 4, 2012 Wednesday Evening September 5, 2012 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 KEZI ABC Convention Middle Last Man Happy Apt. 23 Extra (N) Million. News Nightline KEZI ABC Convention Middle Suburg. Mod Fam Suburg. Extra (N) Million. News Nightline KCBY CBS Convention NCIS (CC) (DVS) NCIS: Los Angeles Jeopardy! Inside Ed. News (N) Letterman KCBY CBS Convention Big Brother (N) ’ Criminal Minds “Hit” Jeopardy! Inside Ed. News (N) Letterman KCBY IND › Gunmen (1994) Christopher Lambert. ››› The Contractor (2007, Action) (CC) Bamboo Gods KCBY IND ››› The Contractor (2007, Action) (CC) ›› Ronin (1998) Robert De Niro. (CC) The Contractor (CC) KOBI NBC Convention America’s Got Talent Twelve acts perform. Dateline NBC (CC) News (N) Jay Leno KOBI NBC NFL Football News (N) Ent Insider Dateline NBC (CC) News (N) Jay Leno KMCB NBC Convention America’s Got Talent Twelve acts perform. Big Bang Big Bang News Jay Leno KMCB NBC NFL Football News Big Bang Big Bang Dateline NBC (CC) News Jay Leno KOAC PBS Convention Amer. 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Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Tosh.0 The Burn Daily Colbert COM Colbert Daily South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk Kevin Hart Daily Colbert DISC Deadliest Catch ’ Deadliest Catch ’ Deadliest Catch ’ Deadly Seas (CC) Deadliest Catch ’ DISC American Guns ’ American Guns ’ American Guns (N) Dirty Jobs Down American Guns ’ DISN ››› Spy Kids (2001) ’ (CC) Gravity Code 9 Austin Vampire Phineas Jessie ’ ANT Farm DISN Jessie ’ Gravity Shake It ›› Spy Kids 3: Game Over ’ Austin Phineas Jessie ’ ANT Farm E! E! News (N) Opening Act Kardashian Kardashian Chelsea E! News E! E! News (N) Jonas Jonas Kardashian The Soup The Soup Chelsea E! News ESPN MLB Baseball Teams TBA. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) ESPN Baseball Tonight (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) FAM Beverly Hills Nannies Beverly Hills Nannies Beverly Hills Nannies Beverly Hills Nannies The 700 Club (CC) FAM (6:30) ››› Pretty Woman (1990) ››› My Best Friend’s Wedding (1997) The 700 Club (CC) FOOD Cupcake Wars Cupcake Wars Chopped “Own It!” Chopped (N) Chopped FOOD Restaurant: Im. Restaurant: Im. Restaurant: Im. Restaurant Stakeout Restaurant: Im. FX Two Men Two Men ›› Date Night (2010) Steve Carell. ›› Date Night (2010) Steve Carell. FX Two Men Two Men › The Waterboy (1998) Adam Sandler. › The Waterboy (1998) Adam Sandler. FXM › Jumper (2008) (CC) FXM ››› The Rookie (2002, Drama) Dennis Quaid. (CC) FXM FXM Fre ››› Frequency (2000, Fantasy) Dennis Quaid. (CC) ›› Undisputed (2002) Wesley Snipes. 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Dream On: Journey NBCSN MLS Soccer: Timbers at Rapids Dream On: Journey Motorcycle Racing Dream On: Journey IndyCar NICK Figure It Splatalot Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends NICK Figure It Splatalot Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends ROOT MLB Baseball Boston Red Sox at Seattle Mariners. (Live) Mariners Dan Patrick Baseball ROOT MLB Baseball Boston Red Sox at Seattle Mariners. 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Stand Up to Cancer CSI: NY “Sláinte” ’ Blue Bloods (CC) News (N) Letterman KCBY IND ›› Troop Beverly Hills (1989) (CC) ›› Summer Rental (1985) John Candy. The House of God KCBY IND ›› Summer Rental (1985) John Candy. ›› Troop Beverly Hills (1989) (CC) Haunted Honeymoon KOBI NBC Convention America’s Got Talent Dateline NBC (CC) Rock Center News (N) Jay Leno KOBI NBC Ent Insider Stand Up to Cancer Grimm “Quill” (CC) Dateline NBC (N) ’ News (N) Jay Leno KMCB NBC Convention America’s Got Talent Big Bang Big Bang Dateline NBC (CC) News Jay Leno KMCB NBC Big Bang Big Bang Stand Up to Cancer Grimm “Quill” (CC) Dateline NBC (N) ’ News Jay Leno KOAC PBS Convention Art Beat Outdoor Doc Martin “In Loco” Sherlock Holmes No Perfect Answers KOAC PBS PBS NewsHour (N) Wash. 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(9:51) Coma (Part 2 of 2) (CC) AMC CSI: Miami ’ (CC) ›› Four Brothers (2005) Mark Wahlberg. (CC) ›› Four Brothers (2005) (CC) AMC (5:30) ›› Rambo III ››› First Blood (1982, Action) (CC) ›› Rambo: First Blood Part II (1985) (CC) BRAV Housewives/NJ ›› Mission: Impossible (1996, Action) Tom Cruise. ›› Mission: Impossible (1996) BRAV Million Dollar LA Million Dollar LA Million Dollar LA Million Dollar LA Million Dollar LA CNBC Your Money, Vote Mad Money Crime Inc. American Greed Paid Kitchen CNBC American Greed Mad Money Ultimate Factories American Greed Paid Paid COM Colbert Daily South Pk South Pk Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama Daily Colbert COM Colbert Daily Tosh.0 Tosh.0 ››› Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story Daily Colbert DISC Property Wars (CC) Property Wars (CC) Auction Auction Texas Car Wars (N) Auction Auction DISC Flying Wild Alaska Deadliest Catch ’ Bering Sea G. Yukon Men (N) ’ Bering Sea G. DISN Jessie ’ Gravity Shake It ›› 16 Wishes (2010) ’ (CC) Jessie ’ Phineas Jessie ’ ANT Farm DISN Austin Vampire ANT Farm Jessie (N) Phineas Gravity ANT Farm Good Code 9 Jessie ’ E! E! News (N) The Soup Kardashian Kardashian Jonas Chelsea E! News E! E! News (N) Stand Up to Cancer Jonas Jonas Fashion Police (N) Chelsea E! News ESPN College Football SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) ESPN Baseball Tonight (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) FAM ››› Mulan (1998, Musical), Lea Salonga ››› Mulan (1998, Musical), Lea Salonga The 700 Club (CC) FAM (6:00) ›› The Princess Diaries ›› The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement The 700 Club (CC) FOOD Chopped Chopped Chopped Extreme Chef (N) Food Truck Race FOOD Best Best Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners FX Anger Anger Anger Anger Anger Anger Anger Anger Mother Mother FX ›› X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009) Hugh Jackman. ›› X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009) Hugh Jackman. FXM Final Destination ›› Urban Legend (1998) Jared Leto. (CC) ›› Bones (2001) Snoop “Doggy” Dogg. FXM (6:30) ›› Dr. Dolittle 2 (2001) ›› Dr. Dolittle 2 (2001) Eddie Murphy. ››› The Score (2001) (CC) HBO Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone ’ 2 Days Hard Knocks 24/7 Cathouse Real Sex HBO (6:00) The Dilemma Stand Up to Cancer Stand Up to Cancer Real Time/Bill Maher Real Time/Bill Maher HGTV Hunt Intl Hunters Buying and Selling You Live in What? Hunters Hunt Intl Abroad Hunt Intl HGTV Hunt Intl Hunt Intl Kitchen Kitchen Kitchen Cousins Hunters Hunt Intl Hunt Intl Hunt Intl HIST Titanic-Achilles Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Great Lake Warriors HIST American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers LIFE Project Runway Project Runway Project Runway “Starving Artist” Project Runway “Starving Artist” LIFE To Be Announced Amer. Most Wanted Amer. Most Wanted Amer. Most Wanted Women Went NBCSN Caught Looking Dream On: Journey Caught Looking ›› Rocky V (1990) Sylvester Stallone. 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