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Steve Newman / Daily Globe MUD FLIES as trucks blast away from the starting line during Saturday afternoon’s Mud Run, held north of Bessemer. Residents meet with reps’ in Wakefield ATV-motorcycle By TOM LAVENTURE [email protected] crash victim WAKEFIELD – There were some serious questions from around 35 residents of the west- airlifted ern Upper Peninsula who gath- BESSEMER – An all terrain ered at the Wakefield VFW Post vehicle-motorcycle crash in 9084 for a meet and greet event Bessemer on Saturday resulted in with three area legislators. injury, according to law enforce- U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman, R- ment officials. Watersmeet; state Sen. Ed. McB- The crash occurred at around room, R-Vulcan, and state Rep. 4:17 p.m. when a 55-year-old Greg Markkanen, R-Hancock, motorcyclist traveling on Black spoke briefly and fielded ques- River Road, struck a side-by-side tions and comments for around ATV that was turning left into a two hours. All three said there is driveway, according to Michigan no substitute to meeting face-to- State Police. The motorcyclist face with constituents as the was evacuated by air ambulance best way to gauge needs and to Essentia Health-St. Mary’s concerns. Medical Center in Duluth. “Sometimes it’s a very, very Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe The crash is under investiga- direct personal concern … other U.S. REP. Jack Bergman, left, R-Watersmeet, and State Rep. Greg Markkanen, R-Hancock, talk tion and an accident investigator times there are more general and with around 35 people who turned up for a Sunday meet and greet at the Wakefield VFW Post was called to the scene, accord- broad concerns going on in the 9084. ing to Michigan State Police. The community,” McBroom said. 14-year-old driver and 15-year- Markkanen said Michigan Markkanen said. This would be Affairs committees in Washing- said the inconsistency of health old passenger of the ATV were Gov. Gretchen Whitmer recently devastating for the U.P. econo- ton this session, said he will sup- suppliers at VA centers is harm- not injured. signed the auto-insurance my, for people who drive several port active duty military and vet- ful. His son, a veteran, received Two deputies from Gogebic reform legislation. It will take miles to work and for the erans. quality hearing aids at a Florida County Sheriff’s Department about a year-and-a-half for the tourism industry, he said. The Veterans Choice program VA, only to have them replaced also responded to the scene. law to take complete effect, he “We’re going to find a differ- was good idea that was poorly with another brand at a Wiscon- —Tom LaVenture said. ent way to fund our roads,” he implemented and the VA Mis- sin VA, which failed and had to The high cost of auto insur- said. sion Act of June 6 will provide be surgically removed, he said. ance was driven up by the high Denny Charney, Bergland, options not previously available, Bob Maki, Wakefield, spoke cost of health care in Michigan. presented his issue with Michi- he said. The program also about spiraling health insurance The catastrophic care option is gan’s off-road vehicle street responds to feedback, he said. costs. His household of two has Parents, kids no longer mandatory but will licensing. No law enforcement “This time we’re not going to a $15,000 deductible plan and remain an option, he said. or Department of Motor Vehicle allow the program to go unmon- they pay $1,800 per month. appreciate The industry response is official would sign the applica- itored to where it reaches the Bergman said health care more positive than negative but tion, and only legislative pres- point of failure,” Bergman said. providers and small group net- there is still concern, he said. sure got a response, he said. “The simple point of failure was works should have more say theater The state House and Senate “It’s big process, but no one veterans appointments were get- than insurance companies about have presented budgets that do knows about it,” Charney said. ting delayed and providers camp, play not include the governor’s pro- Bergman, a member of the weren’t getting paid.” By STEVE NEWMAN posed 45 cent gasoline tax, Armed Services and Veterans Richard Swanson, Wakefield, REPS — page 5 [email protected] IRONWOOD – Liam Schoeller was pleased with the performance he and other area Jamerson set to perform Civilian Conservation Corps children put on Saturday as Prairie Fire Children’s Theatre IRONWOOD – Entertainer put on the play “Sleeping Beauty” and historian Bill Jamerson of at the Historic Ironwood Theatre. Ironwood will deliver a musical BILL JAMERSON of Ironwood, When asked how he felt during program on the Civilian Conser- the play, he simply said, “Ner- vation Corps on July 2 at 2 p.m. shown here at a June 22 pro- vous.” “I don’t think they missed for friends and families at West- a line,” he said of the afternoon gate Nursing Home & Rehabilita- gram in Marenisco, is an performance. “It amazes me.” tion and Assisted Living Center The annual theater camp for kids in Ironwood. historian who provides both is, for him a “highlight of the Jamerson’s programs on the summer.” CCC include stories and light- stories and songs in rela- The group of campers was in hearted songs about the CCC, excess of 60 children, and the which existed before and during tion to CCC his- tory, especially task of making the group into a World War II. In the process, he group of play actors in just a few describes the influence the CCC as it pertains to this region. days fell to Prairie Fire co-direc- had in this region via related U.P. tors Paige Woods and Garrett camps. P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe Cameron. Woods, who is part of According to Jamerson, the the staff for her first summer, late Frank Sopkolast was a mem- said the part she has enjoyed the

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8-10: Very High, 11+: ExtremeEx xtreme Exposure Answer: parade that packed Fifth violence that comes out of “We march for the liber- Avenue, where rainbows it and just the tone of con- ation of our community so were on display across versation about it. We’ve they can live and celebrate Trump administration agrees everything from flags to T- come so far, especially in their identity. So they can shirts. the last few decades, that I reclaim it. This will always Eraina Clay, 63, of sub- don’t want to see that remain a protest, not an to delay health care rule urban New Rochelle, came repressed in any way.” advertisement,” Seller said. to celebrate the anniver- In May, Trump tweeted Other attendees focused SAN FRANCISCO (AP) alleges that the department religious conservatives, but sary. about Pride Month and on the progress that’s been – The Trump administra- exceeded its authority with critics fear it will become a “I think that we should praised the “outstanding made within the LGBTQ tion has agreed to post- the rule, which President pretext for denying medi- be able to say we’ve been contributions” of LGBT community over the last pone implementing a rule Trump announced in cal attention to LGBT peo- here for so long, and so people. But his administra- few decades. allowing medical workers May. ple or women seeking many people are gay that tion has also aligned with “We’ve come so far in to decline performing abor- The measure known as abortions, a legal medical everybody should be able some religious conserva- the past 20 years,” said 55- tions or other treatments Protecting Statutory Con- procedure. to have the chance to enjoy tives in arguing that year-old Gary Piper, who on moral or religious science Rights in Health “The Trump administra- their lives and be who they nondiscrimination protec- came from Kansas to cele- grounds while the so-called Care; Delegations of tion is trying to systemati- are,” Clay said. “I have a tions for those same people brate Pride with his part- “conscience” rule is chal- Authority would require cally limit access to critical family. I raised kids. I’m can infringe on the reli- ner. “I remember friends lenged in a California institutions that receive medical care for women, just like everybody else.” gious beliefs of others who who would be snatched off court. money from federal pro- the LGBTQ community, Alyssa Christianson, 29, oppose same-sex marriage the streets in Texas for The rule was supposed grams to certify that they and other vulnerable of New York City, was top- and transgender rights. dressing in drag. They’d to take effect on July 22 but comply with some 25 fed- patients,” San Francisco less, wearing just sparkly At the Queer Liberation have to worry about being the U.S. Department of eral laws protecting con- City Attorney Dennis Her- pasties and boy shorts March near the Stonewall persecuted for their identi- Health and Human Ser- science and religious rera said in a statement underwear. A Pride flag Inn, some participants said ty.” vices and its opponents in rights. announcing Friday’s deci- was tied around her neck the larger Pride parade had “But now we’re so much a California lawsuit mutu- Most laws pertain to sion. “Hospitals are no like a cape. become too commercial- more accepted. I’m not say- ally agreed Friday to delay medical procedures such place to put personal “I’ve been to the Pride ized and heavily policed. ing we don’t have ways to a final ruling on the matter as abortion, sterilization beliefs above patient parade before, but this is “What’s important to go, but let’s celebrate how until Nov. 22. and assisted suicide. care.” the first year I kind of want- remember is that this is a far we’ve come,” he said. The agency called it the The department has San Francisco would “most efficient way to adju- previously said that past have faced losing about $1 dicate” the rule. administrations haven’t billion in federal funding UN chief warns Paris climate goals still not enough A federal judge in San done enough to protect for health care-related pro- Francisco permitted the such rights in the medical grams if the rule took ABU DHABI, United grim picture of how rapid- world.” change on Saturday. field. effect, according to the Arab Emirates (AP) – U.N. ly climate change is He spoke at the opu- A California lawsuit The rule is a priority for statement from his office. Secretary-General Antonio advancing, saying it is out- lent Emirates Palace, Guterres took his global pacing efforts to address where Abu Dhabi was World briefs message urging immediate it. hosting a preparatory climate action to officials He lauded the Paris cli- meeting for the U.N. Cli- Japan resumes gathered in the United mate accord, but said even mate Action Summit in whaling after 31 years, since 1988, when Japan Arab Emirates on Sunday, if its promises are fully September. Guterres was commercial meeting a long-cherished switched to so-called where production of hydro- met, the world still faces expected to later take a whaling, seen as goal seen as a largely lost research whaling, but will carbons remains a key what he described as a helicopter ride to view face-saving end cause. stay within the country’s driver of the economy. catastrophic three-degree Abu Dhabi’s Noor solar Whaling boats exclusive economic waters. Guterres is calling on temperature rise by the end power plant. TOKYO (AP) – Japan is embarked Monday on their Japan’s six-month notice to governments to stop build- of the century. When asked, U.N. rep- resuming commercial first commercial hunts withdraw from the Interna- ing new coal plants by Arctic permafrost is resentatives said the lavish tional Whaling Commis- 2020, cut greenhouse emis- melting decades earlier Abu Dhabi summit and his sion took effect Sunday. sions by 45% over the next than even worst-case sce- planned helicopter ride The Fisheries Agency decade and overhauling narios, he said, threatening would be carbon neutral, said the catch quota fossil fuel-driven to unlock vast amounts of meaning their effects Clean through the end of this economies with new tech- methane, a greenhouse would be balanced by Your year is set at 227 whales, nologies like solar and gas. efforts like planting trees Beaches! fewer than the 333 Japan wind. The world, he said, “It is plain to me that we and sequestering emis- used to hunt in the Antarc- “is facing a grave climate have no time to lose,” sions. 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Senate’s top Democrat said feds should double their The ATF primarily Sunday that the U.S. gov- efforts on helping get to the investigates firearms-relat- Wednesday, July 3rd - Office hours 9am-1pm HK protesters block ernment should step up bottom of things,” ed crimes but is also roads before efforts to investigate the Schumer said in a state- charged with regulating Thursday, July 4th - CLOSED handover deaths of at least eight ment. alcohol and tobacco. Americans in the Domini- Family members of the Francisco Javier García, the DAILY GLOBE WILL NOT BE PUBLISHED HONG KONG (AP) – can Republic this year. tourists who died have the tourism minister in the Protesters in Hong Kong The Bureau of Alcohol, called on authorities to Dominican Republic, said ADVERTISING DEADLINES pushed barriers and dump- Tobacco, Firearms and investigate any possible earlier this month that the Friday, July 5th Daily Globe Advertising Deadline- sters into the streets early Explosives should lend connections. Relatives deaths were not part of any Tuesday, July 2 by 4:00pm Monday morning in an support to the FBI and have raised the possibility mysterious series of fatali- apparent bid to block local law enforcement, said that the deaths may have ties but a statistically nor- Saturday, July 6th Range Source Edition Deadline- access to a symbolically Sen. Chuck Schumer, D- been caused by adulterat- mal phenomenon lumped Friday, June 28th by 4:00pm important ceremony mark- N.Y., noting the agency has ed alcohol or misused pes- together by the U.S. media. ing the anniversary of the offices in the Caribbean ticides. He said autopsies show the return of the former British and the technical and ATF spokeswoman tourists died of natural Have a colony to China. forensic expertise that April Langwell said the causes. Have a Police in riot gear faced could aid the investigation. Treasury Department pri- Five of the autopsies Safe and them in loose formation “Given that we still have marily handles investiga- were complete as of last about 60 feet down the a whole lot of questions tions involving potentially week, while three were Happy road. The area around and very few answers into tainted alcohol. But she undergoing further toxico- 4th of Golden Bauhinia Square, just what, if anything, is said ATF has offered its logical analysis with the where the ceremony takes cause for the recent spate assistance and would work help from the FBI because July! place, has been shut down of sicknesses and several with other law enforce- of the circumstances of the since Saturday. deaths of Americans in the ment agencies to keep deaths.

l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY MONDAY, JULY 1, 2019 3 Calendar LOONS FISHING Fireworks prohibited in Email calendar items and Church, Bessemer. community news to area74.org. [email protected]. Government National Forests For more information, call 906- Ironwood Economic 932-2211. Development Corporation, CADILLAC – With the Monday, July 1 10 a.m., meeting, Conference Fourth of July fast Room 1, second floor, Memori- approaching, the National al Building, Ironwood. Forest Service is remind- Iron County Food Pantry, Bessemer Recreation 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Commission, 2:15 p.m., City ing visitors that fireworks Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- Hall DDA office. 4450. and other pyrotechnic Wakefield Fireworks, 10 devices are prohibited on Alcoholics Anonymous, p.m., Sunday Lake. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, all National Forest System Ironwood. area74.org. Thursday, July 4 lands. Story Time-The Wonky Donkey, 1 p.m., Ironwood Mercer Fourth of July “There’s no better way Carnegie Library. Parade, 11 a.m. to celebrate America’s Overeaters Anonymous, Marenisco Fourth of July independence than to 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran parade, 11 a.m. Church, Wakefield. Alcoholics Anonymous, explore your national Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 noon, Salem Lutheran Church, forests,” said Huron-Man- p.m., Our Lady of Peace Ironwood. area74.org. istee National Forests Fire Catholic Church, Ironwood. Wakefield Fourth of July and Aviation Staff Officer area74.org. Children’s Parade and General Ironwood Sports Hall of Parade, 1 p.m. Chris Peterson. “But fire- Fame, 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright Bessemer Fourth of July works pose a substantial K-12 School, room 205. Children’s Parade, 1:30 p.m.; wildfire risk and should be MECCA Ski Club, 6 p.m., General Parade, 7 p.m. MECCA cabin near the treat- SMART Recovery, 4:30 left at home.” ment facility, Mercer, Wis. p.m., 101 E. Mary St., Besse- Submitted photo Nationally, nearly nine Erwin Community Club, mer. A PAIR of loons are fishing on the Gile Flowage Thursday in this photo taken by out of ten wildfires are 6:30 p.m., Erwin town hall. Alcoholics Anonymous, Gary Jackson of Ironwood. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian human-caused and thus EST, Ontonagon United Church, Hurley. area74.org. preventable. And fire- Methodist Church basement, Bessemer Fireworks, 10 works aren’t the only cul- next to Holiday gas station, p.m., Massie Field. prit. Ontonagon. area74.org. Mercer Fireworks, dusk, Eau Claire, Duluth continue Government Grand Portage Lake. “Campfire safety is City of Hurley Police Dis- Friday, July 5 paramount through the cipline Committee annual debate over historic locomotive summer months,” said meeting, 8 a.m., city hall meeting room. Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- Wildfire Prevention and Ironwood Parks and 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior MADISON, Wis. (AP) – option to buy it back with- sembling it, trucking it, Mitigation Education Spe- Recreation Committee, 5 Center. Over the course of more in three years. putting it back together cialist D-A Brabazon. “The p.m., meeting, Conference Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, than three decades, the Soo In June 2018, a month and sheltering it – reasons landscape may look green, Room 1, second floor, Memori- Line Locomotive No. 2719 within that three-year why the council said no to al Building, Ironwood. Ironwood. but wildfires can occur any Wakefield Planning Com- Mercer Food Pantry, traveled about 4 million deadline, Eau Claire City moving it in the first place. time the ground is not mission, 5:30 p.m., meeting noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: miles on the Soo Line, Council members voted to Buehler said the muse- completely snow-covered.” room, municipal building. hauling passengers across buy 2719 back from the um is interested in running Bessemer City Council, 6 715-476-7655. Brabazon recommends p.m., city hall. Alcoholics Anonymous/ the Upper Midwest. But museum for $4. the steam engine, which is drowning each campfire in Pat O’Donnell Civic Cen- Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- now, that train is at the cen- A fervent supporter of sitting idle as it awaits a an Church, Ironwood. water, stirring the mixture, ter Board, 6 p.m., IPSD meet- ter of a complicated tug of that move, then City Coun- boiler inspection. Federal ing room. area74.org. and ensuring that it’s cold Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. war between the city of Eau cil Member Dave Strobel’s code requires boiler to the touch before leaving. Tuesday, July 2 EST, Ontonagon United Claire and the Lake Superi- pitch began with an esti- inspections to be complet- Methodist Church basement, Campfires should never be Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, next to Holiday gas station, or Railroad Museum in mate that such an effort ed every 15 years, and they left unattended. Patterson courts or Ironwood Ontonagon. area74.org. Duluth. would cost about $35,000. can cost more than Embers can smolder for Memorial Building. Alcoholics Anonymous, One of only two of its Strobel said he received $100,000. The museum days at a time in duff, the Gogebic County Veterans 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace series and class in exis- that quote from a nearby doesn’t want to heavily Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 Catholic Church, Ironwood. layer of pine needles, a.m., Ironwood Memorial area74.org. tence, the 2719 moved to railroad museum. After invest in the engine if it leaves, and other organic Building. 906-667-1110. Saturday, July 6 Eau Claire’s Carson Park in requests for proposals were doesn’t own it. material on the forest Alcoholics Anonymous, 1960 after being gifted to sent out, the only legiti- Buehler said the muse- noon, Salem Lutheran Church, floor. As conditions Union Station Food Ironwood. area74.org. the city by the Soo Line mate bid was for $289,000. um wants to have at least become drier, the intensity Pantry and Northern Food Ironwood Kiwanis Club, Railroad. But after one relo- That’s only for moving the one steam engine always in Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., of these fires can grow to noon, Golden Dragon. 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. cation and a series of fund- locomotive and doesn’t service. It’s already run- Wakefield Seniors, noon, dangerous levels. Alcoholics Anonymous, Wakefield Senior Center. ing shortfalls, lack of shel- account for other associat- ning the Duluth and For that reason, the For- 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran Cribbage, 1 p.m., Mercer, ter and good intentions to ed costs, said Ken Buehler, Northeastern No. 28 steam Church, Ironwood. area74.org. est Service urges visitors Wis., Public Library. 715-476- Community Pickleball get the engine running, executive director of the engine. With the 2719 in to: 2366. Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer 2719 ended up at the Lake Superior Railroad operation, the museum Art Program: “Paint the –Ensure that cigarettes, School gymnasium. 715-776- Universe,” 1 p.m., ages 8 and Duluth museum in 2006. Museum. will be able to swap one in cigars, and tobacco pipes 4588. up, Ironwood Carnegie Now, Eau Claire wants After realizing that the while the other goes Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 are fully extinguished Library. p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, to buy the locomotive back cost to bring the locomo- through a boiler inspec- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 when not in use; Ironwood. area74.org. p.m., Episcopal Church of the through a clawback option tive to Eau Claire was tion. –Wait for lighting and Transfiguration, Ironwood. Sunday, July 7 it built into its sale to the exceedingly higher than Now, the fate of the heating devices to cool area74.org. museum in 2015, after a anticipated, council mem- locomotive is in limbo, left before refueling them; and Ramsay-Bessemer Town- Alcoholics Anonymous, nine-year lease, Wisconsin bers decided to pass anoth- to attorneys and others to ship Fireworks, 10 p.m., 1 p.m., closed meeting, –Properly install and Memorial Park. Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- Public Radio reported. er resolution in April 2019 come to a mutual agree- maintain spark arresting Government wood. 1960: The 2719 was acknowledging that mov- ment that the museum – devices on all internal Wakefield Township Mercer Health and Well- given to the city of Eau ing the locomotive would which wants to buy the Board, 5:30 p.m., township ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., combustion engines, hall. Mercer Community Center. Claire and sat on display at be too expensive for the locomotive that’s sitting on including those found in Wednesday, July 3 Gogebic Range Trail Carson Park, a popular city. Instead, the City its property – and the city all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) Authority, 6 p.m., Pit Stop, destination in the city. Council instructed its staff – that doesn’t want to sell and motorcycles. Bessemer. Christian Men of the 1996: Local nonprofit to look for long-term lease it – can agree to. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown p.m., Wesley United Methodist Locomotive and Tower options with a “viable orga- Cafe, Ironwood. Church, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, Preservation Fund forms nization.” Alcoholics Anonymous, open meeting, noon, Salem and buys the engine from The council is hopeful Pizza King Joe 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Church, Bessemer. the city for $1. The engine that the leasee will agree to area74.org. area74.org. is moved to a roundhouse terms such as making the DOVE Support Group, noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. Monday, July 8 in Altoona owned by the train operational in three Have A Happy & Healthy Ironwood-Hurley Rotary Union Pacific Railroad. to five years and returning Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and Men’s Bible study, 8 a.m., 1998: The locomotive is it to Eau Claire at the end 4th of July Weekend! Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. Bessemer Housing Communi- Iron County Veterans ty, community room, 906-667- brought back to life by the of its operational life. If Service Officer, 1-3 p.m., 0469. nonprofit. that’s not possible, the res- CLOSED Thurs., July 4th Mercer, Wis., Town Hall. 715- Iron County Food Pantry, 2004: The Altoona olution says staff can issue ~ ~ 561-2190. 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan roundhouse is demolished nationwide requests for Mercer Health and Well- Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- 400 Silver St., Ironwood, MI • (906) 932-0989 ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., 4450. because of roof leakage proposals for a long-term Mercer Community Center. Alcoholics Anonymous, and no desire by owners lease or sale. Alzheimer’s Disease noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Union Pacific to fix it. The Duluth museum Caregivers Support Group, Ironwood. area74.org. 6-7 p.m., Zion Evangelical Nature Program: “A Uni- 2006: The 2719 is responded to that April res- Lutheran Church, Mercer, Wis. verse of Owls,” 1 p.m., Iron- moved to Duluth via rail in olution by giving Eau Joe’s Bessemer Booster Club, wood Carnegie Library. a slow and tedious process Claire until the end of next 6:30 p.m., A.D. Johnston High Summer Exercise Class, Pasty Shop School. 2 p.m., Mercer Community under an agreement month to decide whether Gogebic Range Carvers, Center. between the city of Eau to sell the locomotive to the Since 1946 - 73 Years Closed 6:30 p.m., shop room, A.D. Young Writers Camp, 3 Claire and the museum. museum for $8 or risk “The pasty that made pasties famous” Johnston High School, Besse- p.m., Ironwood Carnegie 2015: The boiler license more expensive alterna- on the mer. Library. 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Each of have plans. “You and me, buddy,” I Connie us should be bringing daily pressure told him at bedtime. “We’re going to Schultz to bear on our members of In Their Opinion play all day long.” Congress. If you’re a Christian and He is not why I can’t sleep. think there’s nothing wrong with Obama policies Across the hall from this gue- this abuse of innocent children, stroom, his 18-month-old sister please imagine trying to explain sleeps in her crib. Every so often, yourself to Jesus. Play that one out. damaged FHA she calls out softly. I am poised to ald Trump’s racist campaign against Every time I start a column with spring out of bed should she awak- immigrants who are not white. my grandchildren and pivot to immi- en. Before I saw that horrifying gration, some readers accuse of me loan programs She is not why I can’t sleep. photo, my mind was full of of trickery: I thought this was going Just before midnight, I checked Willamette University law professor to be a sweet piece about grandkids! In case you missed it, Quicken Loans this month my news alerts and saw the photo of Warren Binford’s descriptions of the Here’s my question: How can we agreed to pay a token $32 million to settle a dubious Oscar Alberto Martinez Ramirez living conditions for immigrant chil- spend time with children we love housing lawsuit initiated by the Obama Justice with his 23-month-old daughter, dren separated from their families and not think about what’s happen- Department. The real scandal is how the Obama Valeria. and living in decrepit conditions at a ing to other families’ children at our Administration extracted billions from mortgage They are why I cannot sleep. border patrol camp in Clint, Texas. border? lenders for sloppy underwriting on government- They were discovered Monday She is one of a team of lawyers Before bedtime, Milo and Ela insured loans while loosening loan standards and night, lying facedown in shallow who interviewed 50 of the children, climbed onto my lap to hear me read setting up taxpayers for losses. water on the bank of the roiling Rio and could not remain silent. “It’s a Firefly Night,” by Dianne In 2015 the Justice Department sued Quicken Grande. Ramirez’s black shirt was From her interview with The New Ochiltree and illustrator Betsy Sny- under the False Claims Act for originating govern- pulled up to his chest and wrapped Yorker: der. A little girl in a summer dress is ment-insured loans that allegedly didn’t comply with around his daughter. Her arm was “(The children) were filthy dirty, running barefoot into her father’s Federal Housing Administration standards. Justice draped around his neck, and it is there was mucus on their shirts ... waiting arms, her hands clasping a cherry-picked about 100 of the 250,000 or so FHA- impossible not to imagine her cling- food on the shirts, and the pants as jar full of fireflies. insured mortgages that Quicken made between 2007 ing to her father in the last moments well. They told us that they were Fireflies glimmer. and 2011 that ostensibly overstated borrowers’ of her life. hungry. They told us that some of All of them glow. income, among other underwriting lapses. As journalist Julia Le Duc report- them had not showered or had not I race to show Daddy Yet the FHA has made more in fees and premiums ed for La Jornada, 25-year-old showered until the day or two days their dancing-light show. on Quicken mortgages than it paid out, so the gov- Ramirez lived in El Salvador and before we arrived. Many of them Now, as they sleep, I read another ernment wasn’t harmed. Quicken also has among the sought asylum for his family in the described that they only brushed story about a father and his little lowest default rates of all large FHA lenders. A mere U.S. On Sunday, he joined a growing their teeth once. This facility knew girl. 0.66% of its FHA-insured loans are seriously delin- number of desperate immigrants try- last week that we were coming. The This is Oscar Alberto Martinez quent compared to the U.S. average of 1.43%. ing to swim across the Rio Grande. government knew three weeks ago Ramirez’s mother imagining the last Banks forked over more than $7 billion when Jus- As reported by The New York Times, that we were coming. moments of life for her son and tice passed the offertory plate, but Quicken fought the child’s mother, Tania Vanessa “(T)he children told us that granddaughter. back. Federal Judge Mark Goldsmith this spring Avalos, started to cross on the back nobody’s taking care of them, so “When the girl jumped in is when ordered the two parties to mediation after signifi- of a friend as her husband went that basically the older children are he tried to reach her, but when he cantly narrowing Justice’s claims. Although Quicken ahead, carrying their daughter under trying to take care of the younger tried to grab the girl, he went fur- founder Dan Gilbert had said he wouldn’t settle, the his T-shirt. When she could see that children. The guards are asking the ther... and he couldn’t get out,” Rosa $32 million is less than 0.03% of the $108 billion in he was tiring, she turned around. younger children or the older chil- Ramirez told AP. “He put her in his FHA loans it has made since 2007 and is a small She stood on the other side of the dren, ‘Who wants to take care of this shirt, and I imagine he told himself, price for avoiding a trial. river and watched helplessly as the little boy? Who wants to take (care) ‘I’ve come this far,’ and decided to go Meantime, the lawsuits have crimped the FHA’s river pulled her husband and daugh- of this little girl?’ and they’ll bring in with her.” business. JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon noted in ter under and carried them away. a two-year-old, a three-year-old, a How do any of us sleep? 2017 that False Claims Act litigation “made FHA Ramirez is not the first parent, four-year-old. And then the littlest lending risky and cost prohibitive for many banks” and Valeria is not the first child, to kids are expected to be taken care of Connie Schultz is a Pulitzer Prize- and “led us to scale back our participation in the die trying to cross the Rio Grande in by the older kids, but then some of winning columnist and professional in FHA lending program in favor of less burdensome recent weeks. They will not be the the oldest children lose interest in it, residence at Kent State University’s lending programs.” last if Republican members of and little children get handed off to school of journalism. Email her at Nineteen of the 20 top FHA lenders are now non- Congress don’t stop enabling Don- other children. And sometimes we [email protected]. banks. While more lending has moved online, banks may be better situated to make loans in low-income communities where they have branches. Banks also Today in history have more credit and income data on customers that can enable them to do better underwriting. FHA insures mortgages with down payments as By The Associated Press Today’s Highlight in History low as 3.5% on loans up to $727,000. The govern- On July 1, 1991, President ment insurer is supposed to make it easier for low- George H.W. Bush nominated income folks to purchase a home, and its underwrit- federal appeals court judge ing standards are lower than private insurers. But to Clarence Thomas to the Supreme Court, beginning an bring in more business, the Obama Administration ultimately successful confirma- eased underwriting standards even more. tion process marked by allega- In 2016 the FHA rescinded a rule requiring man- tions of sexual harassment. ual underwriting for borrowers with credit scores On this date below 620 and a debt-to-income ratio exceeding In 1863, the pivotal, three- day Civil War Battle of Gettys- 43%. Non-bank lenders have since been making burg, resulting in a Union victo- more and more FHA-insured loans to low-income ry, began in Pennsylvania. customers for more and more expensive homes. In 1867, Canada became a What could go wrong? self-governing dominion of Great Britain as the British A quarter of FHA-insured borrowers have pay- North America Act took effect. ments that exceed half of their income – more than In 1934, Hollywood began at the peak of the housing bubble. The average bor- enforcing its Production Code rower credit score has declined to 670, the lowest subjecting motion pictures to since 2008. Santa Ana, California last week censorship review. In 1944, delegates from 44 announced $80,000 in down-payment assistance for countries began meeting at first-time buyers. Bretton Woods, New Hamp- Defaults have been declining, but that’s because shire, where they agreed to wages are rising while home prices have increased establish the International Monetary Fund and the World about 5% to 6% on average for the last five years. If Bank. Robert Mitchum died in Santa Today’s Birthdays Carl Lewis is 58. Country the economy and home prices take a turn for the In 1946, the United States Barbara, California, at age 79. Actress Olivia de Havilland singer Michelle Wright is 58. worse, FHA’s 2.8% capital cushion might not cover exploded a 20-kiloton atomic In 2002, the world’s first is 103. Actress-dancer Leslie Actor Andre Braugher is 57. losses and taxpayers could wind up as the backstop. bomb near Bikini Atoll in the permanent war crimes tribunal, Caron is 88. Actress Jean Actor Dominic Keating is 57. Count this as another way Team Obama’s policies Pacific. the International Criminal Marsh is 85. Actor Jamie Farr Actress Pamela Anderson is In 1961, Diana, the Court, came into existence. A is 85. Actor David Prowse is 52. Rock musician Mark Pirro continue to do economic damage. princess of Wales, was born in Russian passenger jet collided 84. Cookiemaker Wally Amos is 49. Rock musician Franny –The Wall Street Journal Sandringham, England. (She with a cargo plane over south- is 83. Dancer-choreographer Griffiths (Space) is 49. Actor died in a 1997 car crash in ern Germany, killing all 69 peo- Twyla Tharp is 78. Actress Henry Simmons is 49. Hip-hop Paris at age 36.) ple, including 45 schoolchil- Genevieve Bujold is 77. Rock artist Missy Elliott is 48. In 1963, the U.S. Post dren, on the Russian plane and singer-actress Deborah Harry Actress Julianne Nicholson is Office inaugurated its five-digit the cargo jet pilots. is 74. Movie-TV producer- 48. Actress Melissa Peterman ZIP codes. Five years ago: David director Michael Pressman is is 48. Rock musician Bryan In 1973, the Drug Enforce- Greenglass, the star witness in 69. Actor Daryl Anderson is 68. Devendorf (The National) is Thought for Today ment Administration was the trial of his sister, Ethel Actor Trevor Eve is 68. Actor 44. Singer/songwriter Sufjan established. Rosenberg, and her husband, Terrence Mann is 68. Rock Stevens is 44. Actor Thomas In 1991, the Warsaw Pact Julius, died in New York City at singer Fred Schneider (B-52’s) Sadoski is 43. Actress Liv Tyler “In an age of multiple and massive innovations, obsoles- formally disbanded. age 92. (The Rosenbergs were is 68. Pop singer Victor Willis is 42. Actress Hilarie Burton is cence becomes the major obsession.” In 1995, rock-and-roll disc executed in 1953 for conspir- (Village People) is 68. Actor- 37. Actress Lynsey Bartilson is jockey Wolfman Jack died in ing to pass secrets about the comedian Dan Aykroyd is 67. 36. Actress Lea Seydoux is 34. —Marshall McLuhan, Belvidere, North Carolina, at atomic bomb to the Soviet Actress Lorna Patterson is 63. Actor Evan Ellingson is 31. Canadian communications theorist (1911-1980) age 57. Union; Greenglass served 10 Actor Alan Ruck is 63. Rhythm Actors Andrew and Steven In 1997, Hong Kong revert- years in prison for espionage and blues singer Evelyn Cavarno are 27. Actress/singer ed to Chinese rule after 156 followed by years of living “Champagne” King is 59. Chloe Bailey is 21. Actress years as a British colony. Actor under an assumed name.) Olympic gold medal track star Storm Reid is 16.

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PUBLISHEREXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Kallas yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 Award Winning Newspaper Published daily Monday - Saturday ADVERTISING DIRECTOR (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Heidi Ofstad Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE / NATION MONDAY, JULY 1, 2019 5 SLEEPING BEAUTY Obituaries Play Rudolph J. Mukavitz From page 1 most is “meeting so many MANSON, N.C. – Rudolph J. Mukavitz, former kids.” “They inspire us by Ironwood resident, passed away at his home on Kerr being so full of life,” she Lake in Manson on Nov. 16, 2018. said. A celebration of life will be held at McKevitt- When asked about the Patrick Funeral Home in Ironwood, Mich., on Mon- challenges of working with day, July 8, at 11 a.m., with Father Binu Joseph offi- such a group, Cameron ciating, preceded by a visitation from 10 a.m. until said challenges vary, but service time. most problems have to do Inurnment will take place in Sunset Acres Ceme- with kids being able to read, retain and deal with tery, Ironwood Township, Mich. what is put in front of McKevitt-Patrick Funeral Home, Ironwood, is them. For him, the chal- assisting the family. lenge can be learning names, with a new group of kids every week. “They Official: 10 dead in Dallas have me outnumbered, and let me know about it if I area small plane crash don’t,” he said. Parent Bethany Hellen DALLAS (AP) – Ten many people were aboard not only brought her chil- people were killed when a Sunday evening. Video dren, Owen and Rubye, but small airplane crashed into showed black smoke bil- helped out with makeup. a hangar as it was taking lowing from the building During the week, the kids off from a Dallas-area air- and a gaping hole in the would practice from 9 a.m. port Sunday morning, a hangar. to 1:15 p.m., and she com- spokeswoman for the town Officials have not pared it to a “school sched- Steve Newman/Daily Globe of Addison, Texas, said. released the identities of ule” as far as their sleeping PRAIRIE FIRE Children’s Theatre Company co-director Paige Woods, left, finishes Mary Rosenbleeth said the people who died. and getting to practice. She touching up the makeup on student actress Lucy Stehlik before the evening’s per- no one aboard the twin- Rosenbleeth said the Dal- thought the experience has formance of “Sleeping Beauty” Saturday night at the Historic Ironwood Theatre. engine plane survived at las County medical exam- been good for her kids. Her the Addison Municipal Air- iner’s office confirmed the son, Owen, in his second it,” she said. “When you get love it and “are already One of the children who port, about 20 miles north fatalities to the town and year of the drama camp, to use the theatre, it is looking forward to next acted in the play, Mathias of Dallas. that authorities are still has become a “ham” on always worthwhile.” year.” She said that it is Anderson, summed up his The Beechcraft BE-350 working to notify the fami- stage, she said. Carol and Jesse Walit- “something for kids in the experience by saying he King Air hit an unoccupied lies of the victims. Beth Billie talked about shek had two children, summer.” “There’s not “likes the action” and when hangar soon after 9 a.m., An official with the the experience for her Trenton and Trinity, who enough of that.” she added. he is out on the stage he according to the Federal medical examiner’s office daughter, Miah, who also were involved. Carol said She remembered going to will just “go out and ignore Aviation Administration. told The Associated Press was involved for the sec- that as parents, they would such events when she was everything and have fun.” The agency said that the they could not release any ond year. “It’s busy, but it’s sometimes stay and watch young that were held some “It’s just fun to do new blaze destroyed the plane information on the crash fun and definitely worth practice. She said their kids 20 years ago. things,” he said. but could not confirm how Sunday evening. Hard road ahead for Gov. Tony Evers to cut prison population Reps sent to confront Bergman for supporting legislation MADISON, Wis. (AP) – Gov. Tony system is 33% above capacity, with plishing,” he said. Unlike his prede- that enriches contractors Evers is considering enactment of an 18 of the state’s 20 adult prisons list- cessor, Republican Gov. Scott Walker, From page 1 that run border detention obscure 30-year-old early release pro- ed as overcrowded. The prisons are who failed to fulfill a campaign health decisions, he said. facilities after several gram and halting reincarceration of also understaffed, with 7,650 full- pledge to create 250,000 jobs in his The challenges to this dis- human rights violation offenders for rule violations to reduce time equivalent employees working first term, Evers has avoided setting a trict are there are few reports and for separating Wisconsin’s growing prison popula- the equivalent of nearly 900 addition- deadline for his goal. providers and difficult children from families. tion. al FTEs. Evers signaled in the interview access either by distance or “He’s pushing hard to In an interview with Wisconsin The nonprofit news outlet Wis- that he would favor increasing bad weather, he said. expand funding for the Watch, Evers expressed optimism consin Watch provided this article to paroles. In addition, Evers said he “We need to work on concentration camp pro- about his ability to accomplish a The Associated Press through a col- wants to take a “holistic” approach to quality health care first, gram,” Sauermilch said of major campaign promise: to reduce laboration with Institute for Nonprof- releasing inmates by helping them availability of it second, Bergman. by 50% the state’s prison population, it News. line up family-supporting jobs, hous- and thirdly work on the Bergman said there are which is on course to hit an all-time In a July 2018 Democratic guber- ing and transportation for a overall cost,” Bergman said. many issues to address high of 25,000 inmates by 2021. natorial candidate debate, Evers was smoother reintegration into society. Rick Sauermilch and with immigration but that While 31 states saw decreases in asked whether he supported a pro- And he vowed to keep pushing for Alison Becker, of Iron- border security was his pri- their prison populations from 2017 posal by activists to cut the state’s more money for alternative and treat- wood, said they were pre- ority. to 2018, Wisconsin is not one of prison population in half: “Absolute- ment programs to divert offenders them. Currently, Wisconsin’s prison ly – and that’s a goal worth accom- from prison. Musical ing on June 18. MONDAY EVENING JULY 1, 2019 The Westgate facility is 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 located at 1500 N. Lowell Penn & Teller: Fool Us Whose Line Whose Line Page Six TV The Gold- The Gold- Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Engagement From page 1 St. The event is not open to # CW KDLH (N) ’ (TVPG) (CC) Is It? Is It? 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The mosity toward the White made-for-television House’s mediation efforts. moment was unthinkable U.S. Ambassador to just two years ago, when Israel David Friedman the men were trading base attended the event along insults and grim threats. with three other visiting Trump’s three-hour stop American ambassadors as at the DMZ – of which well as President Donald about 80 minutes were Trump’s Mideast negotia- spent with Kim – was a dis- tor, Jason Greenblatt, and play of handshake-diplo- Republican Sen. Lindsey macy for the history books, Graham. but also a chaotic spectacle The City of David Foun- reflective of the last-minute dation unveiled what it nature of the invitation to called “the pilgrimage the authoritarian leader to road,” a 2,000-year-old join him at the border main thoroughfare from between the Koreas. Roman-era Jerusalem that Afterward, it was it says served visitors to unclear whether the meet- the ancient Jewish Temple. ing was more show than The multi-year project to substance. Other than the excavate beneath the most- headline-grabbing moment ly Palestinian neighbor- and the unprecedented hood of Silwan cost over images, Trump’s only $100 million, with donors accomplishment appeared including Russian billion- to be securing an agree- Associated Press aire Roman Abramovitch, ment to restart nuclear PRESIDENT DONALD Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un walk together at the border village of Pan- Republican megadonor talks that he himself had munjom in the Demilitarized Zone, in North Korea, Sunday. Sheldon Adelson and Ora- walked out on in February cle founder Larry Ellison. during his last summit Trump posted about 30 immense logistical and walking into North Korea. At one point, incoming Adelson attended the with Kim in Vietnam. hours before the visit. security hurdles on such a “Would you like me to step White House press secre- event, as did Israeli Prime Trump had long The secrecy that had tight timetable. across?” he asked Kim as tary Stephanie Grisham Minister Benjamin planned a visit to the DMZ, surrounded the ill-fated Even Kim seemed an interpreter translated side-checked a North Kore- Netanyahu’s wife, Sara. dating to 2017 when a attempted visit two years unable to contain his sur- his words to Korean. an guard who was blocking Visitors will be able to scheduled trip was can- ago was replaced by a prise when the meeting “Would you like me to?” reporters from the room “touch history” by walking celed by fog, but aides said media frenzy stoked by the occurred. Kim waved Trump over, while others security offi- in the footsteps of ancient the public invitation for president himself. “I never expected to replying through an inter- cials frantically tried to cor- pilgrims through a 350- Kim to join him there was Trump said North meet you at this place,” he preter of his own: “If your don off the area with yel- yard stretch of tunnel as spontaneous as it Korea quickly responded told Trump as they shook excellency would step for- low rope. along the ancient street seemed. In typical Trump and expressed interest in hands across the concrete ward, you will be the first Grisham ended up with that ran uphill to the Jew- fashion, it started with a the invitation. U.S. and slab marking the Military U.S. president to cross the bruises from the fracas. ish temple, the City of tweet. North Korean officials Demarcation Line between border.” The U.S. Secret Service David Foundation said. “I would meet him at the spent much of Saturday North and South. As Trump took his first intervened in the pushing But the presence of the Border/DMZ just to shake evening and early Sunday It was Trump who first steps, the former reality and shoving match. American officials sparked his hand and say Hello(?)!” trying to surmount the broached the notion of television star quickly The president was new accusations that the moved to stage-manage the joined in the Freedom U.S. is helping Israel show of his own creation. House conversation with “Judaize” east Jerusalem. “Come on,” he said to Kim by his daughter and The Palestinians severed Kim, tapping his elbow, as son-in-law, Ivanka Trump ties with the White House they walked side by side 10 and Jared Kushner, both after Trump recognized paces into the North. senior White House advis- Jerusalem as Israel’s capi- After a moment, they ers. Chief of staff Mick Mul- tal in December 2017. turned to face the press vaney milled about with Israel captured east waiting in the South. other aides. National secu- Jerusalem, home to the Trump escorted Kim rity adviser John Bolton, a city’s most sensitive holy back to the South as a scuf- skeptic of the talks with sites, in the 1967 Mideast fle broke out between Kim, was en route to war and annexed the area reporters and North Kore- Ulaanbaatar to consult in a move that is not inter- an security guards, with with Mongolian officials nationally recognized. The officials shoving and trying on regional security Palestinians seek east to block the press from issues. Jerusalem as the capital of capturing the moment. At one point, Ivanka a future independent state. The jostling intensified Trump and Kushner The competing claims as the leaders moved to the stopped to enter one of the to east Jerusalem lie at the Freedom House on the blue huts straddling the heart of the Israeli-Pales- southern side of Pan- border between the two tinian conflict and are a munjom, where they made Koreas. Asked by a reporter frequent flashpoint of vio- brief remarks to reporters about her trip to the North, lence. Palestinian neigh- and then met for roughly she replied, “Surreal.” borhoods in east Associated Press 50 minutes. A photogra- And a sequel could be in Jerusalem also suffer from PRESIDENT DONALD Trump meets with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un at the pher was knocked to the the works: Trump told prolonged poverty and border village of Panmunjom in the Demilitarized Zone, South Korea, Sunday. ground and one reporter reporters he had invited neglect, adding to the ten- was seen in tears. Kim to Washington. sions. 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MILWAUKEE (AP) – Eric Thames is fig- Milwaukee's Zach Davies, who had an uring out how to excel as a part-time play- 8.10 ERA over his previous four starts, er. allowed one run and six hits in 5 1/3 Thames homered leading off the eighth innings. He walked two and struck out inning to lead the Milwaukee Brewers past two. He also drove in the Brewers' first run the Pittsburgh Pirates 2-1 on Sunday. with a two-out single in the fourth after the Thames, who has served as a backup Pirates intentionally waked Manny Piña. first baseman and outfielder this season, Melky Cabrera had a run-scoring single entered as a pinch-hitter in the sixth and in the first for the Pirates. struck out. Leading off the eighth, he Pittsburgh's Steven Brault allowed one blasted an 0-1 pitch from Pirates reliever run and five hits but lasted just 4 2/3 Kyle Crick (3-4) to straightaway center, a innings after throwing 97 pitches. 432-foot shot that hit just below the score- "My misses today were small," Brault board for his 12th homer of the season. said. "This is a really good lineup. They Thames also homered in Milwaukee's win were able to capitalize on mistakes and on Saturday night. they were laying off some good pitches." "I told myself in spring training that Pirates shortstop Kevin Newman had regardless of what happened in regard to his hitting streak halted at 19 games. playing time, I was just going to stick to ALL-STAR SELECTIONS my routine, keep working and good things The Brewers will have four players on would happen," Thames said. "Last year, the NL All-Star team. Third baseman Mike my thumb got hurt and I wasn't able to Moustakas, catcher Yasmani Grandal and perform as a pinch-hitter. I got so caught closer Josh Hader were named to the team up in the results that I spiraled out and on Sunday, joining outfielder Christian didn't make the (postseason) roster." Yelich, who was voted in earlier. Even though he's faring better this year, The Pirates' lone representative will be it can still be a struggle to enter a game in first baseman Josh Bell. the late innings. TRAINER'S ROOM "That first at-bat tonight, I felt like I was Brewers: Davies was hit in the hand by on Mars," he said. "It's tough being a a line drive off the bat of Adam Frazier in pinch-hitter in the big leagues. You can't the second inning. work an at-bat on a reliever who throws 96 DAVIES DELIVERS with rise and sink and a nasty slide. You Davies' single was his fourth hit in 34 have to get something to hit and swing." at-bats this season, and the RBI was his Milwaukee took two of three from its second. NL Central rival and moved into a first- "If I don't get behind him, he can't take place tie with the Chicago Cubs, who lost the same swing," Brault said. "Takes a com- to Cincinnati. The Brewers finished their fortable swing and puts it out there. He homestand at 5-5. was getting me back for getting a hit earli- Jeremy Jeffress (2-2) pitched a scoreless er." eighth, and Matt Albers worked the ninth UP NEXT to pick up his first save of the season. Mil- Brewers: Adrian Houser (2-2, 2.94) will waukee held Pittsburgh to two runs in two make his fourth start of the season Mon- Associated Press games. day as Milwaukee begins a four-game MILWAUKEE BREWERS' Eric Thames, right reacts with Manny Pina after his home "They are more than a hitting team," series at Cincinnati. Houser is 0-2 with a run against the Pittsburgh Pirates during the eighth inning Sunday, in Milwaukee. Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said. 9.00 ERA as a starter. Bessemer walkers, runners enjoy warm Saturday run By STEVE NEWMAN if it wasn't for the other," Byers months inside. "It was hot, but last smoothly and helped participants [email protected] said. They ran together most of the year was muggier. You could enjoy the day. Mary Ahnen walked Bessemer Hometown Run BESSEMER – The Bessemer way before Mazurek pulled out the breathe, it was beautiful out," he among the runners handing out Results Hometown Run was held Saturday victory in the end. "This kind of said. "They (the twins) love to be water cups and socializing. Other Two-mile run morning under sunny and warm starts our training for the sum- outside, they love running. Henry volunteers manned the tables skies. Runners and walkers had mer," Mazurek said. "Our former falls asleep. But it's just fun to be where post-race snacks were avail- Men's division their choice of two and five-mile 1. Adam Mazurek, Bessemer, 12:08; teammate, Uriah Aili, won the five- outside. They were good, just a lit- able. Prizes were given to the top 2. Devon Byers, Ironwood, 12:21; courses with which to challenge mile race. But you have to know tle fussy when they were in the finishers in races and age classes. 3. Aidan Graser, Ironwood, 14:05; themselves. Over 160 particpants what you are ready for." sun. His wife, Amanda, daughter, Tamala Gheller of Denver, Colo. completed the race, which started Others were running and walk- Ava, age 9, and son Mason, age 7, and her father-in-law, Bunny Women's division 1. Sophia Miljevich, Rhinelander, Wis., 14:07; at 8:30 a.m. on a hot summer day ing for exercise and fun. Greg Mil- also ran in the race. Gheller of Bessemer, dressed up in 2. Jennifer Quigley, Wakefield, 16:00; with temperatures pushing into jevich of Rhinelander, Wis., and a Uriah Aili, said that while it was a Fourth of July theme to walk the 3, Lyvia Caine, Pound, Wis., 16:10; the 80's. former Bessemer resident finished warm, "the trail was nice, and race and stood out among the Adam Mazurek and Devin the race running with his son, when it opened up, there was a crowd. Bunny asked Tamala a Five-mile run Byers, former high school team- Max, who is 7 years old. Greg Mil- slight breeze." He won the men's 5- while back about being in the Men's division mates, at Bessemer, ran together jevich and his family ran in the mile race last year and this year. He event when she was up to visit fam- 1. Uriah Aili, Bessemer, 27:28; most of the way. Mazurek and race. "We've been running in the is a recent Bessemer graduate and ily over the holiday and she agreed 2. Jason Slining, Ironwood, 30:53; Byers "pushed each other" most of race for about 15 years." His is planning to continue to run next to join him on the course. "I 3. Jordy Chiapuzio, Bessemer, 34:37; the way through. The pair were daughter, Sophie, age 12, finished year as a student at Silver Lake Col- opened this box the other day, and Women's division teammates the last five years at first overall in the women's 2.2- lege in southern Wisconsin. "I took this (Fourth of July apparel) was in 1. Stacey Caine, Pound, Wis., 39:35; Bessemer and ran cross country mile race in spite of the heat. "The a break after running track, but I'm it and I told her husband 'No way 2. Nicole Daniel, no town given, 40:10; 3. Sandra Pera, Wakefield, 40:57; and track together. Byers is going sun was just beating on us," she back at it." He was really pleased am I wearing this', but here we to run at the College of St. Scholas- said. with his time of 27:28 over the are," Bunny said. "It adds to the fes- Stroller division (2-mile only) tica this fall while Mazurek has a Josh Lopac of Wakefield ran course. "I was really pleased with tivities, and the people love it. 1. Trevor Jackovich, Bessemer, 20:59; 2. Lindi Kopecko, Sandy, Utah, 21:16; year at Bessemer remaining. "Nei- pushing a double stroller with my time," Aili added. They hang around and talk," he 3. Josh Lopac, Wakefield, 22:44; ther of us would have went so hard twins Henry and Grace, ages 9 1/2 Volunteers kept things running said. "It's awesome," Tamala added.

Steve Newman/Daily Globe THE TOP finishers for the 5-mile race at the Bessemer Steve Newman/Daily Globe Hometown Run were Uriah Aili of Bessemer in the Steve Newman/Daily Globe JOSH LOPAC of Wakefield with daughter Ava, ran men's division and Stacey Caine of Pound, Wis. in the TWO MILE Winners were Sophia Miljevich of pushing a double stroller with twins Henry and Grace, women's division. Rhinelander Wi. and Adam Mazurek of Bessemer. ages 9 1/2 months inside.

Steve Newman/Daily Globe SEVEN YEAR old Max Miljevich gives his dad, Greg, a Steve Newman/Daily Globe Steve Newman/Daily Globe run for his money Saturday morning during the Besse- TAMALA GHELLER and her father-in-law, Bunny RUNNERS IN the Bessemer Hometown Run walk and mer Hometown Run. The two, from Rhinelander, Wis., Gheller, dressed up in red, white and blue for the run along the Iron Belle Trail Saturday morning. were running the 2 mile race. Bessemer Hometown Run Saturday morning. l 10 MONDAY, JULY 1, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

Chicago Cubs 6, Cincinnati 0 m-Yasmani Grandahl, Milwaukee Newman 77;M. McDowell 78;D. 2019 Women's Detroit 7, Washington 5 p-J.T. Realmuto, Philadelphia Hamlin 79-82;K. Harvick 83-98;W. Miami 9, Philadelphia 6 Infielders Byron 99-104;K. Harvick 105;W. WorldQUARTERFINAL Cup Colorado 5, L.A. Dodgers 3 Thursday, June 27 m-Pete Alonso, N.Y. Mets Byron 106-108;K. Harvick 109- Milwaukee 3, Pittsburgh 1 At Le Havre, France p-Josh Bell, Pittsburgh 166;K. Larson 167-170;A. Bowman Arizona 4, San Francisco 3 England 3, Norway 0 m-Kris Bryant, Chicago 171-218;R. Blaney 219;R. Sten- San Diego 12, St. Louis 2 Friday, June 28 m-Paul DeJong, St. Louis house Jr. 220-221;K. Harvick 222- At Paris Sunday's Games p-Mike Moustakas, Milwaukee 225;A. Bowman 226-259;K. Larson Cincinnati 8, Chicago Cubs 6 United States 2, France 1 p-Anthony Rendon, Washington 260-261;A. Bowman 262-267. Philadelphia 13, Miami 6 Saturday, June 29 p-Trevor Story, Colorado Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Washington 2, Detroit 1 At Valenciennes, France Outfielders Lead, Laps Led): Kevin Harvick 5 Milwaukee 2, Pittsburgh 1 Netherlands 2, Italy 0 p-Charlie Blackmon, Colorado times for 132 laps; Alex Bowman 3 L.A. Dodgers 10, Colorado 5 At Rennes, France p-David Dahl, Colorado times for 88 laps; Jimmie Johnson 1 San Francisco 10, Arizona 4 Sweden 2, Germany 1 p-Jeff McNeil, N.Y. Mets time for 10 laps; William Byron 2 St. Louis 5, San Diego 3, 11 Pitchers times for 9 laps; Austin Dillon 2 SEMIFINAL N.Y. Mets 8, Atlanta 5 Tuesday, July 2 Starters times for 9 laps; Kyle Larson 3 times At Lyon, France Monday's Games m-Sandy Alcantara, Miami for 7 laps; Denny Hamlin 2 times for Chicago Cubs (Alzolay 1-0) at England vs. United States, 1900 p-Walker Buehler, L.A. Dodgers 5 laps; Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 1 time Pittsburgh (Williams 2-2), 7:05 p.m. GMT p-Luis Castillo, Cincinnati for 2 laps; Erik Jones 1 time for 1 Milwaukee (Houser 2-2) at Wednesday, July 3 p-Jacob deGrom, N.Y. Mets lap; Ryan Blaney 1 time for 1 lap; Cincinnati (Mahle 2-8), 7:10 p.m. At Lyon, France m-Zach Greinke, Arizona Michael McDowell 1 time for 1 lap; San Francisco (Samardzija 4-7) Netherlands vs. Sweden, 1900 m-Clayton Kershaw, L.A. Daniel Suarez 1 time for 1 lap; Ryan at San Diego (Allen 2-0), 10:10 p.m. GMT Dodgers Newman 1 time for 1 lap. Tuesday's Games p-Hyun-Jin Ryu, L.A. Dodgers THIRD PLACE Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh, 7:05 Transactions Saturday, July 6 p-Max Scherzer, Washington American League Miami at Washington, 7:05 p.m. At Nice, France m-Mike Soroka, Atlanta BALTIMOE ORIOLES — Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 7:10 Semifinal losers, 1500 GMT Relievers Optioned LHP Tanner Scott to Nor- N.Y. Yankees at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p-Josh Hader, Milwaukee CHAMPIONSHIP folk (IL). Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. Sunday, July 7 p-Will Smith, San Francisco CLEVELAND INDIANS — Houston at Colorado, 8:10 p.m. At Lyon, France p-Kirby Yates, San Diego Optioned SS Yu Chang to Colum- Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 Semifinal winners, 1500 GMT bus (IL). Reinstated 3B Jose San Francisco at San Diego, NASCAR-Camping Ramirez from paternity leave. St. Louis at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. World 400 Results DETROIT TIGERS — Optioned AmericanAll Times LeagueEDT Sunday OF Victor Reyes to Toledo (IL). By The Associated Press Chicagoland Speedway All-StarTuesday, Rosters July 9 Recalled LHP Gregory Soto from East Division Joliet, Illinois At Progressive Field, Cleveland Toledo. WLPct GB Lap Length: 1.5 miles KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Sent New York 54 28 .659 — p-voted by players; m-selected (Start position in parentheses) SS Adalberto Mondesi to Northwest Tampa Bay 48 36 .571 7 by MLB 1. (8) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, Arkansas (TL) for a rehab assign- Boston 44 40 .524 11 American League 267. Manager — Alex Cora, Boston ment. Toronto 31 53 .369 24 2. (14) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, Starters LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Baltimore 24 59 .289 30½ 267. Catcher — Gary Sánchez, N.Y. Optioned RHP Luke Bard to Salt Central Division 3. (19) Joey Logano, Ford, 267. Yankees Lake (PCL). Assigned SS Wilfredo W L Pct GB 4. (4) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, First Baseman — Carlos San- Tovar outright to Salt Lake. Recalled Minnesota 53 30 .639 — 267. tana, Cleveland 1B Jared Walsh from Salt Lake. Cleveland 45 38 .542 8 5. (12) Brad Keselowski, Ford, Second Baseman — DJ MINNESOTA TWINS — Chicago 39 42 .481 13 267. LeMahieu, N.Y. Yankees Assigned LHP Gabriel Moya outright Kansas City 29 55 .345 24½ 6. (10) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 267. Shortstop — Jorge Polanco, Min- to Rochester (IL). Detroit 27 52 .342 24 7. (21) Erik Jones, Toyota, 267. nesota NEW YORK YANKEES — West Division 8. (11) William Byron, Chevrolet, Third Baseman — Alex Bregman, Recalled RHP Chance Adams from WLPct GB 267. Houston Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). Sent Houston 53 32 .624 — 9. (18) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, Outfield — Mike Trout, L.A. RHP Ben Heller to Scranton/Wilkes- Associated Press Texas 46 38 .548 6½ 267. Angels Barre for a rehab assignment. Oakland 46 39 .541 7 10. (1) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, STEVE STRICKER hugs family members after winning the U.S. Senior Open follow- Outfield — George Springer, Returned INF Thairo Estrada to Los Angeles 42 43 .494 11 267. Houston Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. Seattle 37 51 .420 17½ 11. (13) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, ing the final round of play on Sunday, at Notre Dame's Warren Golf Course in South Outfield — Michael Brantley, OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Saturday's Games 267. Houston Placed OF Stephen Piscotty on the Bend, Ind. N.Y. Yankees 17, Boston 13 12. (25) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Designated Hitter — Hunter 10-day IL. Recalled INF Franklin Baltimore 13, Cleveland 0 Ford, 267. Pence, Texas Barreto from Las Vegas (PCL). Toronto 7, Kansas City 5 13. (5) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, Reserves SEATTLE MARINERS — Sent Detroit 7, Washington 5 267. Catchers RHP Sam Tuivailala to Arkansas Tampa Bay 5, Texas 2 14. (2) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 267. Stricker makes record debut p-James McCann, Chicago White (TL) for a rehab assignment. Minnesota 10, Chic. White Sox 3 15. (9) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, Sox TAMPA BAY RAYS — Designat- Houston 6, Seattle 5, 10 innings 267. Infielders ed RHP Casey Sadler for assign- Oakland 4, L.A. Angels 0 16. (15) Aric Almirola, Ford, 267. p-José Abreu, Chicago White Sox ment. Selected the contract of LHP Sunday's Games 17. (16) Ryan Newman, Ford, and wins US Senior Open p-Matt Chapman, Oakland Brendan McKay from Durham (IL). N.Y. Yankees 12, Boston 8 267. p-Tommy La Stella, L.A. Angels TEXAS RANGERS — Sent RHP Cleveland 2, Baltimore 0 18. (27) Chris Buescher, Chevro- p-Francisco Lindor, Cleveland Kyle Dowdy to Nashville (PCL) for a Kansas City 7, Toronto 6 let, 266. SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) – Steve Strick- hosts in Wisconsin last weekend that left m-Daniel Vogelbach, Seattle rehab assignment. Signed RHP Tampa Bay 6, Texas 2 19. (3) Daniel Hemric , Chevro- Outfielders Austin Bibens-Dirkx to a minor er finally has a national golf championship him cranky coming to Notre Dame. Washington 2, Detroit 1 let, 266. p-Mookie Betts, Boston league contract. Chic. White Sox 4, Minnesota 3 20. (7) Michael McDowell, Ford, he can call his own as the record-setting "I kind of came here with a little chip on p-Joey Gallo, Texas Houston 6, Seattle 1 266. National League p-Austin Meadows, Tampa Bay COLORADO ROCKIES — Sent Oakland 12, L.A. Angels 3 21. (24) Paul Menard, Ford, 266. winner of the U.S. Senior Open. my shoulder from not winning last week," m-Whit Merrifield, Kansas City SS Trevor Story to Albuquerque Monday's Games 22. (17) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 266. Designated Hitters (PCL) for a rehab assignment. "I never was able to win a USGA event Stricker said. "I felt like I had something to Kansas City (Sparkman 2-3) at 23. (23) David Ragan, Ford, 265. p-J.T. Martinez, Boston MIAMI MARLINS — Sent 3B Jon Toronto (Richard 0-4), 1:07 p.m. 24. (28) Daniel Suarez, Ford, in my career, whether it was in the ama- prove, and I just played some really, really Pitchers Berti to New Orleans (PCL) for a Baltimore (Bundy 3-10) at Tampa 265. Starters rehab assignment. teur ranks or when I turned pro," said good golf the first three days Today was a Bay (Morton 8-2), 7:10 p.m. 25. (26) Bubba Wallace, Chevro- p-Gerritt Cole, Houston NEW YORK METS — Designat- L.A. Angels (Suarez 2-1) at let, 264. Stricker, who birdied the opening hole little bit shaky at times, but what a great p-Lucas Giolito, Chicago White ed OF Carlos Gómez for assign- Texas (Minor 8-4), 8:05 p.m. 26. (31) Ross Chastain(i), Sox ment. Reinstated RHP Noah Syn- and never was threatened on his way to a week. Had Nicki on the bag. My kids were Tuesday's Games Chevrolet, 264. m-John Means, Baltimore dergaard from the 10-day IL. Boston at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. 27. (29) Matt DiBenedetto, Toy- 1-under 69 and a six-shot victory over here. Just a special course, special setup." m-Mike Minor, Texas PIITSBURGH PIRATES — Baltimore at Tampa Bay, 7:10 ota, 264. p-Charlie Morton, Tampa Bay Signed 3B Gift Ngoepe to a minor N.Y. Yankees at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 . 28. (22) Ryan Preece , Chevro- Jerry Kelly and defending champion David Kelly shot a 69 to join Toms (68) at 13 p-Jake Odorizzi, Minnesota league contract. L.A. Angels at Texas, 8:05 p.m. let, 264. m-Marcus Stroman, Toronto ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Toms. under. Kelly and Stricker, rivals since they Detroit at Chicago White Sox, 29. (38) Matt Tifft , Ford, 263. p-Justin Verlander, Houston Signed SS Shane Benes to a minor Houston at Colorado, 8:10 p.m. 30. (30) Corey LaJoie, Ford, 263. "Had some good U.S. Open finishes, were young golfers in Wisconsin, shared a Relievers league contract. Cleveland at Kansas City, 8:15 31. (33) Landon Cassill(i), p-Aroldis Chapman, N.Y. Yan- SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — but this is it," Stricker added. "So it's very moment coming up to the 18th green. Minnesota at Oakland, 10:07 Chevrolet, 260. kees Sent OF Steven Duggar to Sacra- St. Louis at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. 32. (32) Bayley Currey(i), Ford, special. It's a great feeling to be able to "it was a special moment," Stricker said. m-Shane Greene, Detroit 258. mento (PCL) for a rehab assign- p-Brad Hand, Cleveland 33. (36) Josh Bilicki(i), Chevrolet, ment. hold that trophy and to be the Senior "I told Jerry, I said, 'It's awkward, we're NationalEast Division League p-Ryan Pressly, Houston 257. HOCKEY WLPct GB Open champion." friends, we go back to junior golf.' I want National League 34. (37) Reed Sorenson, Chevro- ARIZONA COYOTES — Traded Atlanta 50 35 .588 — Manager — Dave Roberts, L.A. let, 249. F Alex Galchenyuk and D Pierre- Stricker finished at 19-under 261 on to beat his brains in out there, and he Philadelphia 44 40 .524 5½ Dodgers 35. (20) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 239. Olivier Joseph to Pittsburgh for F Washington 42 41 .506 7 the Warren Golf Course at Notre Dame, wants to do the same thing to me. But at Starters 36. (34) BJ McLeod(i), Ford, 238. Phil Kessel, D Dane Birks and a New York 38 47 .447 12 Catcher — Wilson Contreras, 37. (6) Clint Bowyer, Ford, Acci- 2021 fourth-round draft pick. Miami 32 50 .390 16½ breaking by three shots the U.S. Senior the end of it all, we're friends. I respect Chicago Cubs dent, 172. DALLAS STARS — Bought out Central Division First Baseman — Freddie Free- 38. (35) Quin Houff, Chevrolet, the final year of RW Valeri Open record set two years ago by Kenny him. I love him and his family. So it was W L Pct GB man, Atlanta Track Bar, 100. Nichushkin's contract. Chicago 45 39 .536 — Perry at Salem Country Club. hard, especially the last two days." Second Baseman — Ketel Marte, ___ EDMONTON OILERS — Waived Milwaukee 45 39 .536 — Arizona Race Statistics D Andrej Sekera. The 52-year-old Stricker, who still Kelly, who knew he had to be aggres- St. Louis 41 41 .500 3 Shortstop — Javier Baez, Chica- Average Speed of Race Winner: FLORIDA PANTHERS — Traded Pittsburgh 39 43 .476 5 spends half of his time on the PGA Tour, sive going into the final round, was happy go Cubs 140.677 mph. G James Reimer to Carolina for G Cincinnati 38 43 .469 5½ Third Baseman — Nolan Arena- Time of Race: 2 hours, 50 min- Scott Darling and a 2020 sixth-round won a PGA Tour Champions major for the he played better and happy for his friend. West Division do, Colorado utes, 49 seconds. draft pick. W L Pct GB second time this year. He also won the "I hit much better shots," Kelly said Outfield — Christian Yelich, Mil- Margin of Victory: 0.546 seconds. MONTREAL CANADIENS — Los Angeles 57 29 .663 — waukee Caution Flags: 5 for 25 laps. Traded F Andrew Shaw and a 2021 Colorado 44 40 .524 12 Regions Tradition in May by six strokes. after four birdies and three bogeys. "I was Outfield — Cody Bellinger, L.A. Lead Changes: 23 among 13 seventh-round draft pick to Chicago San Diego 42 41 .506 13½ Dodgers drivers. for 2020 second- and seventh-round But it was his loss to Kelly in a playoff at playing much better today, but I couldn't Arizona 43 43 .500 14 Outfield — Ronald Acuña Jr., Lap Leaders: A. Dillon 1-7;J. draft picks and a 2021 third-round San Francisco 36 47 .434 19½ the PGA Tour Champions event Stricker make anything today. He played steady." Atlanta Johnson 8-17;A. Dillon 18-19;K. pick. Saturday's Games Reserves Harvick 20-72;D. Hamlin 73;K. Lar- PHILADELPHIA FLYERS — Atlanta 5, N.Y. Mets 4 Catchers son 74;D. Suarez 75;E. Jones 76;R. Waived D David Schlemko. Kevin Durant to sign with Brooklyn Nets NEW YORK (AP) – Kevin Durant is Durant, a 10-time All-Star who just Scherzer strikes out 14 as headed to the Brooklyn Nets, leaving the completed his 12th NBA season, was lead- Golden State Warriors after three seasons. ing all postseason scorers at 34.2 points His decision was announced Sunday at per game when he strained his right calf Nationals top Tigers, 2-1 the start of the NBA free agency period on on May 8 in Game 5 of the Western Con- DETROIT (AP) – With 100 pitches leading 11th. the Instagram page for The Boardroom, an ference semifinals against the Rockets. He thrown and warming up for his final But Anthony Rendon led off the eighth online series looking at sports business had seven 30-point performances during inning of work, Max Scherzer noticed inning with the game-winner home run, produced by Durant and business partner the recent playoffs. Miguel Cabrera coming into the on-deck his team-leading 19th and the second Rich Kleiman. It's unclear how he will play whenever circle on Sunday. home run in as many days. Durant won titles with Golden State in he can return, but the Nets were willing to He knew Cabrera would be pinch-hit- Rendon's blast came off Joe Jimenez (2- 2017 and '18 then was injured for much of take a chance with a team on the rise. ting next and was excited for an eight- 6), who allowed a home run and a walk to the postseason this year as the team lost Brooklyn finished 42-40 this season inning showdown between future Hall of the only two batters he faced. the NBA Finals in six games to the Toron- and lost in the first round of the playoffs, Famers. Detroit's Jordan Zimmermann, who to Raptors. then got a huge victory Sunday when it "I knew this was going to be on, so you also was starting against his former team, A ruptured right Achilles tendon could beat out the Warriors, New York Knicks get excited in that moment," Scherzer said. struck out four batters in six innings, keep him out the entire next season, and and Los Angeles Clippers for Durant. "That's full adrenaline right there." allowing one run. whenever he returns it will be in the Durant, who grew up in the Washing- Scherzer (8-5) struck out his former "(Zimmermann) threw the ball fantas- Brooklyn black. ton area and spent one college season at teammate on four pitches, one of 14 on the tic and Scherzer came as advertised," ESPN first reported Durant's decision, Texas, played his first year with the Seattle afternoon as he pitched in Comerica Park Tigers manager Ron Gardenhire said. "He saying he had agreed to a four-year deal SuperSonics before they departed for for the first time since leaving Detroit as a was filthy. Good stuff, great fastball and all worth $164 million. Durant could have Oklahoma City, where Durant played free agent after the 2014 season, lifting the those things. We knew it was going to be a gotten five years and about $221 million to eight seasons with the Thunder before Washington Nationals over the Tigers 2-1 tough day trying to score runs." remain with the Warriors. joining the Warriors in 2016. on Sunday. Kurt Suzuki scored Rendon with an RBI Scherzer stuck out double-digit batters single in the fourth inning. That play was Bowman gets 1st Cup Series win at Chicagoland for the fourth straight outing and allowed set up by Matt Adams reaching safely on a JOLIET, Ill. (AP) – Alex Bowman is part track. Larson passed Bowman with about four hits. In his last eight games, he's 6-0 potential double-play ball that could have of the club now. That means no more seven laps left, but Bowman quickly allowingsix earned runs with 83 strike- ended the inning. cracks about coming up empty. regained the lead and smartly navigated outs in 57 innings. He did not walk a bat- Rendon had reached on a double to He's a winner once again. his way to the victory. ter, and 86 of his 115 pitches were strikes. start the inning, and Zimmermann said Bowman held off Kyle Larson for his "He was struggling, and we were able to "It's kind business as usual, at this the slider he threw is the one pitch he'd first career NASCAR Cup Series victory, get to him and get by him, but he did a point," closer Sean Doolittle said of like to have back. leading a terrific performance for Hen- good job," Larson said. "He did a good job Scherzer, the three-time Cy Young winner. "I tried to come front door with it," Zim- drick Motorsports at Chicagoland Speed- regrouping and figuring out how to make "I don't mean that as a cliche, but he's set mermann said. "It was a really dumb pitch way on Sunday. his car drive better." the bar so high so high for himself." on my part." Bowman had one of the fastest cars Joey Logano, who leads Kyle Busch by The only run allowed by Scherzer, who Sean Doolittle earned his 18th save, during practice, and the strength of his 18 points for the top spot in the series struck out 20 batters the last time he faced allowing one hit and a walk in the ninth No. 88 Axalta Chevrolet showed after the standings, finished third. Jimmie Johnson the Tigers in 2016, was a Brandon Dixon inning, getting Niko Goodrum to pop out race was delayed by a storm. He had just was fourth, and Brad Keselowski rounded home run in the seventh inning, his team- with two runners on to end the game. six top-five finishes in 133 starts on out the top five. NASCAR's top series before his banner day It was Hendrick's second victory of the on the bumpy 1.5-mile oval. season after Chase Elliott won at Talladega The 26-year-old Bowman, who won on in April. Led by Bowman and Johnson, Christian Yelich to participate the Xfinity Series in 2017, took second at Hendrick placed each of its four cars in Talladega, Dover and Kansas this year, and the top 11. in All-Star Home Run Derby he was sick of hearing about the hole on "So proud of everybody at Hendrick his resume. He said even Chad Knaus, Motorsports," Bowman said. MILWAUKEE (AP) – The reigning NL waukee beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-1. "I William Byron's crew chief, had said Joe Gibbs Racing and Team Penske MVP plans to participate in the Home Run said as long as I was an All-Star I would do something to him. dominated the first part of the Cup sea- Derby next month. it – obviously if I'm feeling healthy enough "I was just tired of running second," son. Logano, Keselowski and Ryan Blaney Milwaukee Brewers star Christian before the game." Bowman said. "I don't want to do that any- finished in the top six for Penske at Yelich, who leads the majors with 29 Yelich was elected by fans earlier in the more. I feel like this is the last box, aside Chicagoland, but it was a difficult day for homers, says he accepted an invitation week to start in the National League out- from going and chasing a championship, the top performers at JGR. from Major League Baseball to compete in field during the July 9 showcase. He says that I needed personally for myself to vali- Martin Truex Jr. never really threatened the power-hitting contest July 8 during All- he grew up watching the Home Run Derby date my career." and had to settle for ninth after winning Star week in Cleveland. on TV. Larson put together another memo- last weekend in California. Kyle Busch had "They asked if I would do it a few weeks "I feel like now's as good a time to do it rable run a year after he lost an epic last- several issues with his car on his way to ago," Yelich said Saturday night after Mil- as any, so we'll see how it goes," he said. lap duel with Kyle Busch on the same 22nd. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS MONDAY, JULY 1, 2019 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Add pets to family’s disaster plan Dear Annie: I have a message I hope Dear Butter Fan: I you will please share. apologize for my goof The last several years have seen numer- on lactose in butter ous natural disasters. The human toll has (while it does contain been great, but there are thousands of some, it’s a minute other victims that have no voice. Pets, amount), but not so especially cats, are left behind. I encourage fast: There are plenty of all pet owners to have a disaster plan for other reasons not to do their pets. Please make sure you have this, as the following some basic supplies that are readily acces- letter details. sible. Carriers, medications, leashes, Dear Annie: “Bren- working flashlights to help find them if it’s Dear nan” responded to a dark or if the power is out. If there is time, Annie letter from “Tired of food, bowls and beds would be great, too. Those Night Yowls” I even keep brand-new pet playpens, fold- saying that he and his wife put a stick of ed up and ready to go so I have a portable butter on their cats to stop them from house that can be set up. Make sure and keeping them awake at night. You THE PAJAMA DIARIES have the ones with a zippered floor, not responded with: “Thank you for the Velcro, or pets can escape. chuckle. I can’t say I endorse this advice; Too many pets are left behind. I realize in fact, I have to caution against it, as cats they can’t all be saved, but thousands are are lactose intolerant. But you win big killed every year that could be saved. More points for creativity.” end up in already overburdened shelters. You need to let your readers know that Please make arrangements with family, doing this to cats is unacceptable. I spoke and or neighbors, in case you are not with my veterinarian, who told me that home. I also encourage shelters, breeders, this borders on animal abuse. Rubbing a or anyone rehoming an animal to educate cat all over with butter would cause it a new pet parents about disaster prepared- tremendous amount of stress, both physi- ness. – Pam S., Concerned Pet Parent cal and emotional. “Tired of the Night MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM Dear Pam: Your letter couldn’t be more Prowls” and “Brennan” need to speak to timely, as hurricane season gets underway their vet about ways to calm their cats on the East Coast, fire season kicks off in down, and there are multiple ways they the West, and floods and tornados ravage can do this. the middle of the country. In addition to Also, being a cat owner means accept- your excellent tips, I’d recommend that pet ing basic cat behavior. They are nocturnal parents consider the ASPCA’s Disaster Pre- animals, and they are often up at night. If paredness checklist. Find it at this is not working out for these owners, aspca.org/pet-care/general-pet-care/disas- they might want to find good, understand- ter-preparedness. ing homes for their cats and switch to dogs Dear Annie: Someone recently wrote to or fish. – Cat Mom and Grandma you and said he kept his cats from fighting Dear Cat Mom: To be totally honest, I BORN LOSER at night by coating them in butter and thus didn’t consider that the letter writer might keeping them occupies. You old him cats actually be coating his cats in butter. I were lactose intolerant. You probably will assumed he was pulling my leg. But I hate get a bunch of these emails, but... properly to think I came off as flip regarding feline made butter has NO lactose and is 100% health. I’m printing your letter to atone. fat. So, coat those caterwauling cats! – But- Send your questions for Annie Lane to ter Fan [email protected].

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covering the causes of the mune system. Among the fac- to neurological symptoms. All disease, as well as identifying tors that influence these of this has led to increasing PHILLIP novel avenues of treatment. communications are the tril- speculation that Parkinson's ALDER It's estimated that more than a lions of microorganisms that disease originates in the gut million people are living with live within our intestinal tract. and spreads to the brain, and Parkinson's disease in the This has led scientists to ex- has set the stage for exploring United States, and about plore how the microbiome may gut-based therapies and a po- 60,000 new cases get diag- play a role in neurodegenera- tential cure. nosed each year. Symptoms tive diseases, including Parkin- Eve Glazier, M.D., MBA, is an typically arise in people age 50 son's, and how it might be internist and associate profes- and older, and with millions of harnessed in treatments -- or sor of medicine at UCLA baby boomers reaching that even a cure. Health. Elizabeth Ko, M.D., is threshold, the need for effec- One study followed a group of an internist and assistant pro- tive treatments is ever more patients who underwent a pro- fessor of medicine at UCLA pressing. cedure that removes portions Health.) Parkinson's is a progressive of the vagus nerve, which runs (Send your questions to ask- disease of the nervous system throughout the body and links [email protected], in which nerve cells and certain the brain and the gut. Five or write: Ask the Doctors, c/o other structures deep within years after the surgery, these Media Relations, UCLA Health, the brain begin to deteriorate patients were found to have a 924 Westwood Blvd., Suite for reasons that are not yet fully 40% lower incidence of Parkin- 350, Los Angeles, CA, 90095. understood. This leads to a son's disease than those Owing to the volume of mail, deficit of dopamine, a neuro- whose vagus nerve remained personal replies cannot be pro- transmitter that sends signals intact. vided to nerve cells and helps us In another study, conducted in COPYRIGHT 2018 UCLA achieve smooth and deliberate mice bred to be susceptible to HEALTH movement. 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It all adds up to helping the team improve beyond what was possible before, she said. “It really helps with the Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe fundamentals,” Yon said. Members of the Wakefield-Marenisco High School volleyball program and the Wakefield VFW Post 9084 pause Sunday after hosting the fifth “We won districts this year annual pancake breakfast fundraiser to raise money for equipment, uniforms and travel costs for the team. In front, from left, Victoria Carl- so I guess it shows.” son, Alex Ahnoen, Braelyn Lynott, Eva Miskovich, Jamie Kapelka, Julia Tarro, Zoe Kanto, Enola Miskovich, assistant coach Kim Leinon, head Organizing a fundraiser coach Jessica Leinon-Novascone, and her children Zeke, 3, Kezia, 5. In back, from left, Chad Carlson, VFW vice commander, Greg Yon, volun- helps build teamwork and teer, players Sara Wasielewski, Kayla Zeckovich, Carlee Yon, Nyah Hewitt, Jeanann Lake, Anna Yon, Allie Goodman, and VFW members Kurt team spirit, she said. Hovey, Vic Bolen, chaplain, and Ted Finco, cook. “And it’s fun to work on fundraisers,” she said. port such as table settings might be uniforms one this pancake fundraiser watch and the girls love it enjoyed watching the kids Jack Lillar, commander and condiments along with year, new balls, a serve and will help the girls to see the and have quite a following since they were little,” said of Wakefield VFW Post sausages from the volun- receive machine or coach- competition, and learn too,” Leinon-Novascone Nancy Jacobson, of Wake- 9084, said the post pro- teer fire department. ing blocks the next year, from other teams and said. “Volleyball gives them field. “I try to support vides the hall and other “The kids are all really and for this year, it will pay coaches, she said. opportunities to see differ- them.” support for youth teams good workers,” Lillar said. for the team to attend a July The team has devel- ent schools, to network Greg Yon said it’s good along with the Regional “It just renews your faith in training camp in central oped over a decade, win- with other players and to for the school and the kids Hospice Services annual young people.” Michigan. ning most of its games keep their grades up to work hard for it, making it Polar Plunge, the DOVE Jessica Leinon-Novas- “It’s an extra pot of over the past five years maintain eligibility, so, it’s easy to appreciate doing Color Run/Walk for sexual cone, volleyball head money in case something and winning the first dis- an all around a benefit to something for them. assault awareness and coach, said there are a cou- comes up,” she said. trict championship in the them.” Marianne Pikka said it’s other community events. ple big fundraisers each Some of the donations school’s history last year, This fifth fundraiser is just a good thing to do. Because the schools often year in addition to the came from people who did- she said. getting to be popular with “I’m not really into can’t afford the uniforms Booster Club donations. It n’t attend but donated, she “For sure in Wakefield the community as well. sports. I’m into pancakes,” and travel for the teams the helps make the difference said. The players and the the winning has made the “Volleyball is my she said. “They were very VFW lends additional sup- for high cost items that community together with sport more exciting to favorite sport and I’ve good.” IN THIS Sept. 13, 2007, Drowned migrants return file photo, sandbags are stacked along the sea- to El Salvador for burial wall in Kivalina, Alaska. Northern Alaska coastal LA HACHADURA, El that their salaries working at communities and cli- Salvador (AP) – The bodies a pizza parlor and as a mate scientists say sea of the father and daughter restaurant cashier would ice disappeared far earli- who drowned together last never be enough to purchase er than normal this week while trying to cross a modest home in their sub- spring and it’s affecting the Rio Grande to the U.S. urb of San Salvador. wildlife. The Anchorage returned to El Salvador on That dream to save Daily News reported in Sunday for burial. money for a home led the June 2019 that ice melt- Photographs of Valeria, family to set out for the ed because of exception- face down with her little United States, according to ally warm ocean temper- arm wrapped around the Martínez’s mother, Rosa atures. neck of her father, Oscar Ramírez. Associated Press Alberto Martínez, broke The neighborhood they hearts around the world left behind in El Salvador is a and underscored the dan- humble bedroom communi- Melted Alaska sea ice alarms coast residents, scientists gers that migrants under- ty where most people live in take in trying to reach the low-rise, two-bedroom ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) – Sea “We didn’t know if we’d have our ing into the lower 60s, he said, with U.S. homes with a combination ice along northern Alaska disap- winter food,” she said. “That was effects on the climate system, food The father and daughter kitchen-living room-dining peared far earlier than normal this scary.” web, communities and commerce. were swept away by the room, worth about $10,000- spring, alarming coastal residents The hunters ran out of gas after Kotzebue and Norton sounds were current in the river $15,000 each. who rely on wildlife and fish. harvesting eight seals and a walrus. warmest but the heat extended far between Matamoros, Mexi- Residents say violence Ice melted as a result of exception- They were able to call other residents out into the ocean. co, and Brownsville, Texas. and extortion has eased in ally warm ocean temperatures, the to deliver fuel, Mitchell said. The warmth is weeks ahead of Their remains entered the neighborhood, but that Anchorage Daily News reported . Rick Thoman, a climatologist with schedule and part of a “positive feed- the Central American poverty and ambition still The early melting has been the Alaska Center for Climate Assess- back loop” compounded by climate country by land and were drive many to migrate. “crazy,” said Janet Mitchell of Kivali- ment & Policy at the University of change. Rising ocean temperatures expected to be buried in a In the Mexican border na. Hunters from her family in early Alaska Fairbanks, posted on social have led to less sea ice, which leads to private ceremony in the city of Tijuana, people June traveled more than 50 miles (80 media last week that the northern warmer ocean temperatures, he said. capital Monday. included a picture of the kilometers) by boat to find bearded Bering and southern Chukchi seas The last five years have produced Martínez, 25, and his drowned father and daugh- seals on sea ice. Bearded seals in the are “baking.” the warmest sea-surface tempera- wife, Tania Vanessa Ávalos, ter in a memorial erected past could be hunted just outside the Sea surface temperatures last week tures on record in the region, con- 21, had been living with his in the memory of migrants village but sea ice had receded far to were as high as 9 degrees (5 Celsius) tributing to record low sea-ice lev- mother and apparently felt who have died. the north. above the 1981-2010 average, reach- els. 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