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A new nonprofit organiza- tion is airing radio and TV ads featuring Chicago Public Schools CEO Janice Jackson emphasizing academic im- provement at the embattled district, with scenes of her teaching in a classroom, talking about her homegrown Chicago story and concluding, “I’m proud of the progress we’ve made.” The 30-second television spot that has been airing on cable for the last two weeks zeros in on Stanford University and University of Chicago stud- ies on test scores and gradua- tion rates that, as Jackson puts it in the ad, show CPS is “becoming a national leader in BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS academic improvement, with A U.S. Navy Ceremonial Guard folds the flag above the casket of Walter Howard Backman during his burial service Monday in Batavia. more kids than ever graduating and going to college.” The group behind the ad, Progress Chicago, is emerging at a time when Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s bid for a third term A HOMECOMING against a field of nine challeng- ers is ratcheting up. The non- profit is bankrolled by three unions that are major contrib- utors to the mayor’s campaign AND A FAREWELL and Emanuel’s No. 1 campaign donor and close confidant More than 76 years after Pearl Harbor, sailor finally laid to rest Michael Sacks, the wealthy CEO of investment firm GCM By Denise Crosby | The Beacon-News Grosvenor. Those four donors, in recent weeks alone, have He died a war hero’s death. given more than $1 million to the mayor’s campaign fund, And more than 76 years later, Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Walter Howard Backman finally got the homecoming — and goodbye — he records show. deserved, as a grateful community turned out by the hundreds on Memorial Dayto see this young sailor killed at Pearl Harbor laid to rest. Progress Chicago, however, says it isn’t a political organiza- None of the four generations of Backman’s family who came from seven states to pay their respects Monday afternoon — first at a tion advocating on behalf of prayer service at Healy Chapel in Aurora and then at River Hills Cemetery in Batavia — personally knew the young radioman, one of 429 any particular candidate or campaign cause and that it’s sailors to go down on the USS Oklahoma on Dec. 7, 1941. just seeking to deliver a mes- sage that CPS is improving. Backman, 22, died before Because the nonprofit, whose any of these surviving nieces, “My mother board members also have close nephews or second cousins would have been ties to Emanuel, is considered were ever born. But that didn’t an issue advocacy group, it diminish their emotions as the so happy to know does not have to adhere to rules handsome young sailor they that apply to traditional politi- knew mostly from family sto- that he finally got cal action committees in the ries and photos was honored run-up to the February 2019 with a full military funeral to come home.” city election. presided over by Rear Adm. — Carolyn Sellers, niece of Progress Chicago does not Carol Lynch and complete Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class immediately have to disclose with seven-member honor de- Walter Howard Backman its donors or how much they tail and 21-gun salute. give. It does not have to share Nor did it take away from how and with whom it spends their gratitude that people of its money. And its nonprofit all ages and walks of life — Honolulu in a plot marked as status cleared the way for dressed in everything from “the Unknowns of the USS Jackson to appear in the ads military and police uniforms to Oklahoma.” without violating a district suits and ties to picnic attire — A Cub Scout holds a photo of Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Walter In 2015, the Defense POW/ policy that prohibits employ- turned out for the ceremony. Howard Backman during a prayer service Monday in Aurora. MIA Accounting Agency part- ees from using their job titles in “This has just been amaz- nered with the Department of political activity. ing,” said Sandy Pickens of honored to be part of it.” dentified remains had been Veterans Affairs to exhume all Even though it has ramped Oswego, whose late husband, Backman was one of the commingled, buried in a mass unknown remains from this up during the campaign sea- Walter, was a great-nephew to more than 400 sailors aboard grave at the National Memorial son, the group says its mission the fallen sailor. “I feel so the USS Oklahoma whose uni- Cemetery of the Pacific in Turn to Burial, Page 3 Turn to Ads, Page 7

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Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, May 29, 2018 3 Sailor killed in ’41 finally laid to rest

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ship and, by using DNA from family members, be- gan the lengthy anthropo- logical inventory of the 13,000 skeletal elements. Approximately 130 remains of the 429 on board have been identified, and the Navy is hoping that by 2020 all of them will be given the burials they deserve, offi- cials say. Last August, members of the Backman family were notified that Walter’s re- mains had been identified, and in November his niece and nephew met with Navy officials to begin planning the burial service. The family could have chosen the Punchbowl in Hawaii or Arlington Na- tional Cemetery, niece Car- olyn Sellers said. But they chose Batavia to make it more convenient for surviv- ing relatives to visit and because he will be buried near his parents, August and Beatrice Backman. Sellers, the daughter of Backman’s youngest sister, became particularly emo- tional after the ceremony as she tried to describe what BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS this day would have meant A veteran salutes the casket of Walter Backman, who was killed in the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941, during a prayer service at Healy Chapel in Aurora. to her mother, Charlene, who provided the DNA they had limited stories of respect, and I want them swab that allowed the Navy about Backman growing up, to grow up with an appreci- to identify her brother’s but he’d always been de- ation for those who served remains. She died in 2015. scribed as kind, fun-loving and who sacrificed for all of “My mother would have and hardworking, said us.” been so happy to know that nephew Walter Pickens, Marty Callahan, a Batavia he finally got to come who was named for his alderman and member of home,” Sellers said, her fallen uncle and spoke at the Fox Valley Patriotic Or- voice choking with emo- both the prayer service and ganization, likewise tion. “That’s all she ever at the cemetery. brought his 9-year-old wanted.” And his death made ev- twin sons, Nicholas and Born in Wilton, N.D., in eryone in the family more Alexander, to witness what 1919, Backman and his par- patriotic, noted Mary Chin he described as “living his- ents moved to Aurora after of West Dundee, whose tory.’ losing their farm in the mother was a first cousin “One of the things that is Great Depression. He had who’d grown up with Back- most amazing,” Callahan spent time with his family man in North Dakota “more said as he looked around at here in the Fox Valley be- like brother and sister.” the crowd, “is that more fore shipping out on the It was patriotism that than 95 percent of those out USS Oklahoma from Naval drew many in the crowd to here were not even born Station Great Lakes, ac- the cemetery Monday, in- when (Backman) was cording to Sellers. After the cluding 91-year-old Angelo People pay their respects during Backman’s burial at River Hills Memorial Park in Batavia. killed. ship capsized, the family DiLiberti, who was proudly “What it shows is how a heard nothing about Back- wearing his Army uniform said, “… and I know what Evan, 8, to both the chapel who died so long ago. grateful nation will support man’s fate because the and said he’d served in three this means to his family.” service and the cemetery. “I want my children to its heroes when they come telegram about his death wars, including Korea and Paul Smith, a former The Montgomery family see the importance of serv- home … even after all these had been mistakenly sent to Vietnam. Marine corporal, and wife made it a point to salute in ice to country,” Paul Smith years.” North Dakota. “As a World War II serv- Natalie brought their two unison the casket holding said. “In this day, especially, Family members said iceman, I had to be here,” he children Mikayla, 13, and the remains of this sailor there just seems to be lack [email protected]

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for a cigarette before open- Large groups of ing fire, police said. Bell had teens downtown been shot at least two other times in his life, in Septem- add to mayhem ber 2012 and April 2001, according to police. By Jeremy Gorner Early Saturday, 34-year- and Paige Fry old Timothy Brown was Chicago Tribune found fatally shot outside an apartment building in the As Chicagoans held bar- 2300 block of West 70th becues and visited parks Street in West Englewood. and beaches amid scorch- The area is known for nar- ing temperatures this Me- cotics activity, and detect- morial Day weekend, at ives are looking at his death least 30 people were shot as possibility being drug- throughout the city, six of related, police said. them fatally, while police About 8:40 p.m. Saturday, officials added more than 20-year-old Bobbieana 1,000 officers to patrol the Slyons was with her mother streets. and daughter when she was Shootings happened in shot and killed in the 800 neighborhoods stretching block of West 76th Street in as far south as West Pull- the Auburn Gresham com- man and Brainerd, to West munity. Police said the gun- Side communities like fire was believed to have Austin and East Garfield come from a red car and she Park and to Northwest Side was not the intended target. areas that usually don’t see About 20 minutes later much violence like Portage and nearly 6 miles away, Park and Albany Park. One China Marie Lyons-Up- strangulation death also Bystanders, left, watch Sunday as police arrest several shaw, 17, was shot and killed was reported. people while directing groups of teens onto Red Line inside her bedroom at her With the shooting tally trains at Chicago Avenue and State Street. home in the 800 block of from 3 p.m. Friday through E. JASON WAMBSGANS/CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS East 49th Street in the 7 p.m. Monday, this year’s Bronzeville neighborhood. Memorial Day weekend Buses were also deployed to SUV shot at another vehicle Police spokesman Anthony was shaping up to be less transport people away from in the city’s West Town Guglielmi said on Monday violent than last year. the area. community. officers were looking for “a For the entire holiday Much of the teenage Early Sunday, a 19-year- male companion” believed weekend in 2017, 45 people crowd aboard the trains old woman attacked two to be the shooter, and de- were shot, seven of them exited at 35th Street and Chicago Fire Department tectives are trying to figure killed, according to data tried to make their way east paramedics in the back of out if he fatally shot Lyons- kept by the Tribune. Sev- toward the lake, only to be an ambulance that was also Upshaw accidentally. enty-one people were shot, met by more cops along the struck by a bullet during the Hours after Lyons-Up- six fatally, throughout the way, police sources said. At episode in West Engle- shaw’s death, in what was same weekend in 2016 — least one robbery was also wood. believed to be an unrelated one of the most violent districts targeting not only get store at Roosevelt Road reported involving the Six fatal shootings hap- shooting, a man was found Memorial Day weekends in the individuals that are and Clark Street, Chicago crowds Sunday night. pened in parts of the South gunned down about a block years. driving the violence but the police said. “A lot of it is the nuisance and West sides long stricken or two away. Police said the The extended weekend is gangs that are creating the Several people from that they’re doing. It’s part by violence, drug-dealing victim’s body was found typically one of the busiest culture that’s allowing this these crowds were arrested of what we get with teens,” and poverty. The first homi- inside a vehicle in the 5000 of the year for the Chicago violence to occur,” said on misdemeanor reckless Nagode said. “The re- cide occurred Friday in the block of South Drexel Boul- Police Department. Nagode, who oversees conduct and disorderly sources it would take me to West Garfield Park neigh- evard about 8 a.m. Sunday. Speaking to reporters street patrol operations on conduct offenses during the lock up 100 kids who were borhood when a woman Early Monday, around 1 Monday afternoon at Foster the North, Northwest and weekend. fighting would be tremen- was found by a passer-by a.m., Jeremy Ross, 31, was Beach, Deputy Chief Al West sides. Officers would corral the dous, so we have to mitigate, strangled in a vacant lot fatally shot in his head and Nagode said he’s had offi- Officers also descended groups onto CTA Red Line stop the problem and do outside an abandoned chest near Flournoy and cers on bicycle patrol riding on beaches and parks south trains at Chicago Avenue what’s necessary to make building in the 4500 block Laramie avenues in the through the beaches north of Fullerton, the downtown and State Street, forcing (everyone) safe.” of West West End Avenue. Austin community. of Fullerton Avenue and area that includes North them to ride toward the Chicago police efforts in- The first person shot to Guglielmi said Ross and the other officers monitoring Michigan Avenue and the South Side, police sources cluded pre-weekend raids death during the weekend shooter were “arguing over neighborhoods for retalia- South Loop. Much of their said. with federal agents, leading was in the Brainerd neigh- a girl” before the shooter tion after previous shoot- efforts focused on large The crowds swelled so to more than 100 arrests, borhood, when 36-year-old opened fire then ran away. ings. groups of youths that were much at Chicago and State mainly on illegal guns and Michael Bell was killed and “We’re balancing the offi- at times roaming through that, according to CTA drug charges. a second man was Chicago Tribune’s Peter cers that I need on the those areas, some of them spokeswoman Irene Fer- Also this weekend, a Chi- wounded, Chicago police Nickeas and Hannah Leone lakefront, and I’ve got my causing disruptions to peo- radaz, a Red Line train was cago police sergeant was said. Two people, at least contributed. gang teams and my (satura- ple and businesses. In one stopped for almost 15 min- grazed by a bullet in her one of them armed with a tion) teams and those guys instance, groups of teens utes at the request of police ballistic vest Saturday night gun, approached Bell and [email protected] that are working in the damaged property at a Tar- to get people off the train. when someone from an the second victim and asked [email protected] Loyola’s ecology campus awaits return of a rare bee Endangered insect the bee in July and August last year. It fed on the same prompts a survey flowers that were planted to of natural treasures attract monarch butterflies — rattlesnake master and By Elyssa Cherney blazing star. Chicago Tribune The entire colony, except for the queens, dies each A large, fuzzy bumblebee year in the fall. The bees got landed on a native rattle- their name because of the snake master wildflower KEVIN WHITE PHOTO distinctive patch embla- planted near a path at Loyo- A rusty patched bumblebee zoned on the backs of work- la University Chicago’s in McHenry County in 2017. ers and males. ecology campus in Since the bumblebee McHenry County, catching officials are hopeful the bee made the federal endan- student Kevin White’s at- will return this summer. gered species list in March tention last summer. The BioBlitz on May 12 2017, White and others The rising junior was drew more than 80 people, across the state have been studying pollinators for a despite soggy weather. The on the lookout for the in- STACEY WESCOTT/CHICAGO TRIBUNE research internship but had group scoured the campus’ sect. Maylynn Thompkins and other students work at Loyola University’s ecology campus. never before seen a bumble- various ecosystems — sa- It’s the first bee species in bee with a distinctive brown vanna, woodlands and wet- the continental United eases from managed and BeeSpotter, which is run by group based in Tucson, stripe across its back. lands. Among the discover- States to receive federal captive bumblebee colonies faculty at the University of Ariz., filed a notice of intent “I started taking pictures ies was a tree fungus that protection. It’s found in the or potentially new pesti- Illinois at Urbana-Cham- to sue state and federal because the markings on it might never have been seen Midwest and Northeast, ac- cides being used on the paign. Both sites work with officials over the bridge were so different,” said before in Illinois and needs cording to the Fish and landscape, particularly for scientists to confirm the because of concerns about White, an environmental to be identified through Wildlife Service. agriculture,” Clemency said. type of bee pictured and the bees. science major. “Over the DNA sequencing. The bees once buzzed in In Illinois, recent sight- forward the information to At Loyola, ecology cam- next two weeks, we found it When the campus isn’t 28 states across the country, ings of the rusty patched Fish and Wildlife if the pus Director Roberta Lam- four times at the same spot.” being used by students in from the Dakotas to Maine, bumblebee have been re- species is endangered, she mers-Campbell has her With help from the U.S. archaeology or ecology and in parts of Canada. But ported mostly in the north- said. own theories about why the Fish and Wildlife Service’s classes, it can be rented out the population has dwin- ern part of the state, along “When we know where bumblebee is suffering. Cit- Illinois field office and to organizations for re- dled over the past 20 years, the Fox River corridor and the bumblebee occurs, then ing a recent study she read, other bee experts, White treats. On a recent day, and the bee has been seen in in suburban areas around we can try to focus conser- Lammers-Campbell said identified the insect as the students in a summer only 13 states, including Chicago, at Illinois Beach vation in the places where she wondered whether rusty patched bumblebee, a course trekked in the mud Illinois, and one Canadian State Park and in Cook it’s still hanging on,” she honeybees, which are not species declared endan- and across a grassy knoll to province since 2000. County forest preserves, said. native to the Americas, are gered by federal officials hunt for morel mushrooms. Researchers are studying Clemency said. The agency At least one community to blame. earlier that year. The Rev. Stephen Mitten, whether a variety of factors began tracking the informa- group in Kane County “What had mainly oc- The surprise discovery director of research at the led to the decline, said tion and publishing it online heeded the federal declara- curred to me was the direct inspired a communitywide ecology campus, remains Louise Clemency, field su- in spring 2017 once the tion and fought against a competition between these effort in Woodstock to confident he will see the pervisor at the Fish and species was listed as endan- bridge construction project bees for food sources,” she document plants, animals rusty patched bumblebee Wildlife Service’s Illinois gered, she said. they argued would harm said. and insects that inhabit the later in the summer. It’s still office. It can’t be just from To better understand rusty patched bumblebees Since learning more 98-acre campus, which was early for the insects, which habitat loss, she said, be- why the population is falter- that lived nearby. about the problem, Lam- bought by the Jesuit uni- begin hatching in late cause vast prairies and ing, Fish and Wildlife offi- A federal judge in April mers-Campbell has encour- versity in 2010. Though the spring after the queen bees grasslands frequented by cials are urging citizens to 2017 ruled the project could aged the campus farm, rusty patched bumblebee emerge from winter hiber- the bees were lost to farm- take note if they encounter continue because its oppo- which grows food to sell at was not found during a nation. land about 100 years ago, the species — and report it. nents didn’t prove that bees farmers markets and for the recent survey of flora and “Why would it leave? We while the population drop Clemency said people living in an adjacent forest dining hall, to end its honey- fauna on the campus — haven’t done anything to was seen more recently. can take photos of the bee preserve would be affected. bee program. dubbed a “BioBlitz” — that make it go away,” Mitten “It seems very likely that and submit them to the The Center for Biological turned up more than 350 said. it’s a combination of stress- phone application Bumble Diversity, a national envi- [email protected] unique organisms, school Indeed, White spotted ors that include new dis- Bee Watch or the website ronment preservation Twitter @elyssacherney Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, May 29, 2018 5

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If left NOSOTROS HABLAMOS ESPAÑOL 6 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, May 29, 2018 Man files lawsuit saying Naperville cops framed him He spent 2 decades purported ‘confession,’ a Aprivate attorney listed later, after he confessed to cerated 22 years. statement which (police) in court records as repre- starting the fire with a lit Amor’s attorneys from in prison after 1997 coerced from (Amor) with senting the officers did not cigarette and a vodka- the Illinois Innocence Proj- murder conviction physical force, mental co- return a call seeking com- soaked newspaper. ect argued at trial that there ercion, lies and improperly ment. A jury convicted him of was no evidence of arson By Clifford Ward suggestive interrogation Zellner is also represent- murder in 1997 and Amor and that the most likely Chicago Tribune techniques,” Amor’s attor- ing Amor in his attempt to was sentenced to 45 years in cause of the fire was care- ney, Kathleen Zellner, said be issued a certificate of prison. But his conviction less smoking; Amor and his A man who was con- in the complaint. innocence from the state was vacated in 2017, follow- wife, who had left the condo victed of murdering his ERIN HOOLEY/TRIBUNE 2017 “The city is aware of the court system, which would ing a DuPage County court about 20 minutes before the mother-in-law in 1995 and William Amor was con- lawsuit, and the city is expunge his record and hearing in which fire ex- fire was reported, and Mari- then acquitted in a retrial victed of murdering his prepared to defend the law- entitle him to collect a perts testified it was impos- anne Miceli all were heavy after spending two decades mother-in-law in 1995 and suit,” Naperville City Attor- monetary settlement of sible to start a fire as Amor smokers. in prison has filed a federal then acquitted in a retrial. ney Mike DiSanto said last about $200,000 from the described. The Innocence Project civil rights suit alleging week. Illinois Court of Claims for Judge Liam Brennan, also argued that Amor had Naperville police framed the Naperville condo where The persons being sued wrongful imprisonment. calling the confession the been coerced into implicat- him for the crime. he and his wife, Tina Miceli, no longer are associated Zellner said last week linchpin of the guilty ver- ing himself by police, who William Amor, 62, who lived with her mother. The with the Naperville Police that she would be seeking a dict, set aside the verdict. served him with divorce was imprisoned for the 1995 complaint alleges police en- Department, a city spokes- multimillion-dollar award Prosecutors, arguing that papers during the interro- fire-related death of Mari- tered into a conspiracy to woman said. Two of them, in the federal action, which there was still evidence that gation during which he anne Miceli of Naperville pin the crime on Amor. The Robert Guerrieri and Jon asserts that Amor’s due Amor started the fire for confessed. and acquitted in February, suit was filed against the Ripsky, declined to com- process rights were violated insurance reasons, retried The federal suit alleges filed the suit last month in city of Naperville, four ment. Attempts to reach by Naperville police offi- him for murder earlier this police “reached an agree- the Chicago branch of U.S. members of the police force two others, Michael Cross cers. year. But after hearing the ment among themselves to District Court. at the time of the investiga- and Brian Cunningham, Marianne Miceli, 40, evidence at the retrial, frame” Amor for the start- The suit alleges police tion and the estate of a were unsuccessful. The de- died in September 1995 Brennan described the ing the fire. officers coerced Amor’s deceased officer. ceased person whose estate when a smoky fire broke out state’s case as “fatally com- confession that he inten- “The centerpiece of the is being sued is Mark Carl- in her condo. Amor was promised,” and acquitted Clifford Ward is a freelance tionally started the fire in conspiracy was (Amor’s) son. charged about three weeks Amor, who had been incar- reporter. Disease takes toll on patients, family Alzheimer’s, from Page 1 as the senior population continues to grow nation- ally, Latinos like Salvador Campos are 50 percent more likely to develop the disease than their white counterparts, researchers from the University of Southern California say. Be- tween 2012 and 2060, the number of Latinos in the United States living with Alzheimer’s disease is proj- ected to increase 832 per- cent — from 379,000 to more than 3.5 million, this research indicates. Despite this, experts say Latinos living with Alzhei- mer’s are less likely to seek formal treatment for it, often because of financial barriers, including not hav- ing health insurance. (Nearly 20 percent of Lat- inos in Chicago do not.) Language and cultural bar- riers also create challenges in accessing care, experts note. “This really is a problem,” said David X. Marquez, lead investigator of a Rush Uni- versity Medical Center study focused on Alzhei- mer’s disease risk factors in older Latinos. “It’s affecting Latinos a lot. And I’m not sure that people really know it’s the problem that it is.” Researchers do not fully understand why older Lat- ABEL URIBE/CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS ino and black adults are at The Latino Alzheimer’s and Memory Disorders Alliance coordinates music and dance therapy programs for elderly caregivers in Melrose Park. increased risk for Alzhei- mer’s disease, said sketches, are all recorded leave him there,” she adds, Marquez, who holds a doc- and posted on a YouTube crying. Even though he can torate in kinesiology. Genet- channel titled “Clasicos por be grumpy and stubborn, ics, level of education, coin- los Clasicos.” In just two she said, he is still her “gran cidence of chronic disease, years, the channel’s more amor” — her greatest love. like diabetes, and stress are than 1,000 videos have gar- The Camposes are all suspected factors, as is an nered more than 163,000 enrolled in Marquez’s Lat- inactive lifestyle and poor views. Those who demon- ino Core study at Rush, nutrition. strate commitment to the which is funded by the While more answers are program set by Enrique National Institute on Aging still many years away, the Jimenez, program director, and is part of Rush’s Alzhei- search for support is unre- earn a DVD with their per- mer’s Disease Core Center. lenting for families dealing formances recorded. Researchers have been with an Alzheimer’s diag- The program has evolved visiting the homes of the nosis, including Martha a lot. Initially, Jimenez said close to 200 adults enrolled Campos. The Camposes he planned to coordinate in the study for roughly 30 have been married for 45 table games, like cards or months, taking blood sam- years, and since Salvador dominoes, for the group. ples and doing surveys Campos’ first stroke, But bringing in music pro- about lifestyle, behavior and Martha Campos has been gramming, though more la- background. Participants his primary caregiver. The bor-intensive, just fit. Some must not have already been role has forced her to give say it reminds them of diagnosed with dementia up working outside their home. and are also asked to con- home in the West Elsdon “They needed something sider donating their brains neighborhood. Among with life,” said Jimenez, at the time of death for other duties, she cooks, whose own grandmother further study. More than 60 cleans and pushes his red died of Alzheimer’s in his have agreed to do so. wheelchair from appoint- Martha Campos, 63, and husband Salvador Campos, 73, who has Alzheimer’s. native Mexico five years “Over time, we will hope- ment to appointment, to ago. “It’s like taking a taco fully be able to see what are swimming classes and to (without salsa). When you those factors that protect the adult day care they go to “A nursing home doesn’t solve the problem. take a taco with salsa, it Latinos from getting Alz- daily. Salvador Campos, We take better care of him at home.” tastes better.” heimer’s disease and what nicknamed Chava, can be “When we get here, we are those that might put stubborn, she says. He regu- — Martha Campos, who is her husband’s primary caregiver forget any stress, anxiety or Latinos at more risk for larly loses his teeth, wallet problems,” participant Alzheimer’s disease,” and other items. He doesn’t Ruben Prado, 62, said Marquez said. drive. He’s often tired. stress and anxiety resulting it’s progressive and it’s de- Their mission is the same through a translator. Salvador Campos said he And things seem to be from this work. On the generative,” Marquez said. today, but they have since “This group has helped is grateful to his wife, family worsening, Martha Campos pages of online Alzheimer’s “So in the beginning, it might grown from that office in everyone,” Prado added. “I and doctors for their pa- said. He fell down a flight of disease support groups for be easier — even though it’s Melrose Park, opening cen- have so many friends that tience. stairs just last month trying caregivers, many relay their not easy in any sense of the ters in Pilsen and soon in had depression, and this “Thanks to all of them, to fix something in their daily difficulties: sleepless word — but easier to care for Cicero. group has helped them I’m still here smiling, wait- attic. nights, challenges getting a that person. But things are “We opened in 2009 with move forward.” ing to die in another 30 “He’s like a baby,” Martha mother to change her going to get worse.” zero — nothing,” said Mizis. Though Alzheimer’s dis- years,” he said through a Campos, 63, said as tears underwear, a father-in-law Constantina Mizis, “Just with the anxiety of ease is a challenge for fam- translator. welled up in her eyes. who keeps pulling the fire founder of the Latino Alz- losing my Mexican grand- ilies, experts suggest the He will be donating his Caretakers like Martha alarm at his assisted living heimer’s and Memory Dis- mother.” experience can bring fam- brain after death. Campos and her daughter, facility. orders Alliance (LAMDA), Four days a week, ilies closer, building resil- His wife hopes their ex- Martha Christina, 43, pro- “I hate this disease that is says frustration is a com- LAMDA coordinates music ience. perience can help other vide millions of hours of taking my mom and turning mon complaint from care- and dance therapy pro- Martha Campos said her couples navigating the dis- unpaid care for their loved me into a person I don’t givers. grams for elderly caregivers husband’s illness has been ease. ones with Alzheimer’s and recognize,” one frustrated Her grandmother’s at the Sharps Community polarizing for the family. “It is important that peo- dementia, the Alzheimer’s poster recently wrote. struggle with dementia Center in Melrose Park. She remains hopeful, ple learn about this,” Association notes. Latino families are un- prompted her to start an Participants, who call them- though. As long as she is Martha Campos said. “It is In Illinois alone last year, likely to put a loved one in a organization, almost a dec- selves “Los Clasicos,” dance able, she will take care of hard. This disease affects at-home caregivers pro- nursing home or assisted ade ago, for families taking and do karaoke. It’s a widely him, she said. the whole family. Not just vided an estimated 672 mil- living facility, said Marquez, care of someone with a popular program, Mizis “There’s people who ask (a) couple, but also the lion hours of unpaid care whose father has Alzhei- memory-loss disorder. said, with up to 50 partici- me, ‘Why don’t you put him children and the grandchil- valued at more than $8.4 mer’s disease. Then, Mizis and her staff, pants each session belting in a (home)?’ ” she said. dren.” billion, the organization But when dealing with a working out of one office, boleros and Lola Beltran. “But a nursing home said. disease that worsens over helped connect area Latino Others dance, their flair and doesn’t solve the problem. Hoy’s Laura Rodriguez con- There are an estimated time, this approach can be families dealing with Alz- vigor belying their age. We take better care of him tributed. 590,000 caretakers like this, ill-advised. “The thing about heimer’s disease or other The performances, which at home. and many often report Alzheimer’s disease is that dementia to resources. sometimes include comedy “I don’t have the heart to [email protected] Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, May 29, 2018 7 Millions in state could be in Facebook lawsuit Class-action against parties to a class-action law- filed in federal court in class-action status in April said. The notifications are accounts. suit against the social net- Chicago in 2015 and later and said in his order that going out to potential class The Facebook noti- social media giant work, said Nikki Sokol, as- moved to federal court in damages could amount to members, and users only fications will provide users for facial tagging sociate general counsel at San Francisco, alleges Face- billions of dollars. will be included in the a link to a website that Facebook. Separately, Face- book violated Illinois’ Bio- Facebook, which denies lawsuit if Facebook created explains the allegations in By Ally Marotti book is sending users who metric Information Privacy the allegations and is fight- templates of their faces the lawsuit and their rights Chicago Tribune meet those criteria a noti- Act by failing to obtain ing them in court, started from uploaded photos. as potential class members. fication via their accounts, written consent from users rolling out its facial tagging The class administrator If users do nothing, they Millions of Illinois Face- letting them know they may before creating templates feature for photos in 2010. plans to send out more than will continue to be parties book users are being noti- be involved in the lawsuit, of their faces from photos The social media platform 28 million emails, and Face- to the suit and remain fied that they could be and an additional item also and by not properly noti- has information on its web- book notifications will go eligible to receive money involved in a lawsuit over will appear in their news fying them about how the site regarding the feature out to slightly fewer users, that may be awarded in the the social media giant’s use feed. The notifications must information would be used and points users toward Sokol said. That is more case. If they ask to be of its facial tagging feature. be sent by Thursday. or how long it would be their settings to disable it, than twice the size of Illi- excluded, they will not be A court-appointed ad- “This is to help people kept. and in December it intro- nois’ population. However, able to share in any money ministrator on Monday be- understand what their The suit asks the court to duced new tools to help the notifications and emails stemming from the suit. gan sending emails to users rights are with regard to the award damages of $5,000 users better manage use of will go out to more than just The Facebook case is who resided in Illinois for at lawsuit and that they may for each reckless violation facial recognition. permanent residents. Addi- expected to go to trial in least 60 consecutive days be affected by it if they are of the Illinois law and Just because Facebook tionally, Sokol said some July. between June 7, 2011, and members of the class,” Sokol $1,000 for each negligent users receive a notification users have multiple Face- mid-April of this year, ex- said. violation. The judge hearing does not mean they are book accounts or multiple [email protected] plaining that they could be The lawsuit, which was the case granted the suit involved in the suit, Sokol email addresses tied to their Twitter @AllyMarotti Adsstirmayor’s Study traces arrestees’ race controversy access to Ads, from Page 1 community.” Tate was a scheduler for former May- illegal guns is to “champion the policies or Harold Washington, a and people that have senior adviser to former Data show degrees brought about progress and U.S. Sen. Carol Moseley who are committed to Braun and a consultant to of separation about building better communi- former President Barack 2-3 ‘handshakes’ ties for the next genera- Obama’s foundation. tion.” Jackson said in a The third and final By Tony Briscoe statement that her involve- member of the nonprofit’s Chicago Tribune ment with Progress Chi- board is Lisa Duarte, a cago has nothing to do with partner at the Forde Law Many people arrested in helping her boss’ re-elec- Offices, which is run by Chicago for various of- tion effort. Emanuel’s personal attor- fenses were within two to “Chicago Public Schools ney, Michael Forde. When three degrees of separation is a district on the rise, and I Emanuel first ran for office from someone who pos- am willing to work with in 2011, Forde helped de- sessed an illegal firearm, anyone who wants to shat- fend him against residency according to a recent study ter misconceptions about challenges as opponents analyzing the social circles our schools and share our sought to keep him off the PROGRESS CHICAGO of offenders. story,” said Jackson, who ballot — a legal fight that CPS CEO Janice Jackson in an ad by Progress Chicago, which said the ad isn’t political. In one of the first analy- took over as CPS CEO in ultimately reached the Illi- ses to try to unravel Chi- January after her prede- nois Supreme Court. More ployees, has given $4.1 mil- cago’s gun market through cessor, Forrest Claypool, recently, Forde has helped lion to Emanuel’s cam- “This is a political organization network science, research- resigned amid allegations Emanuel determine which paign. He declined to say set up solely to benefit Rahm ers diagrammed a web of he covered up a clouted of his personal emails per- how much he had contrib- about 188,000 arrestees by legal contract. “I want ev- taining to government uted to Progress Chicago. Emanuel’s re-election effort.” grouping individuals who ery family in Chicago to business should be re- “You can never declare had been arrested together, know about the transfor- leased publicly in response victory and nobody is, but — Lori Lightfoot, former Police Board president who is then examining data on gun mation that has occurred at to open records lawsuits there has been tremendous running for mayor recoveries to pinpoint who schools in their communi- from the Chicago Tribune progress made at CPS possessed illegal weapons. ties.” and the Better Government under very difficult cir- The authors found that Some of Emanuel’s may- Association. cumstances,” Sacks said in award at the Chicago Rota- cal activity or endorse a people within these net- oral challengers see some- Because it is a nonprofit a statement responding to ry Club’s Woman of the candidate, and LaRaviere works were two to three thing different — a political and not a political commit- questions about his in- Year luncheon. Donning a said the Garcia campaign “handshakes” away from an ad starring the city’s top tee, Progress Chicago is not volvement with the group. black White Sox hat and made a mistake and used illegal firearm. schools official. required to immediately “It is an incredible story white pinstriped jersey, his title in its ad, but “That’s essentially a “The ad may not say, ‘I’m report contributions over and in order to attack the Jackson threw out the first Sanders did not. Regard- friend of a friend,” said Rahm Emanuel and I ap- $1,000 or disclose all of its achievement gap and build pitch at Guaranteed Rate less, LaRaviere said he sees Andrew Papachristos, the prove this message,’ but as donations on a quarterly on the success, Chicagoans Field last week. hypocrisy in Jackson now study’s co-author and a pro- the saying goes, ‘Pull my basis. Nevertheless, Hobert need to know it.” Mayoral candidate Paul appearing in an ad that fessor of sociology at North- leg, it plays jingle bells.’ We said the group will reveal IBEW Local 134 contrib- Vallas, a onetime CPS CEO could benefit Emanuel po- western University. “The know what this is,” said its donors quarterly. uted $50,000 late last under former Mayor Rich- litically. idea is to understand how Lori Lightfoot, the former So far, Progress Chicago month to Emanuel’s cam- ard M. Daley, said he be- Progress Chicago filmed guns move. We don’t have Police Board president and has reported four contrib- paign, around the same lieves that Emanuel is seek- the Jackson ad at George good data on guns, and (on) onetime federal prosecutor utors: International time it cut a check to ing to create a more promi- Westinghouse College how people find and use who is running for mayor. Brotherhood of Electrical Progress Chicago. nent presence for Jackson Prep. Hobert said the group guns in Chicago, beyond “The timing of it tells us, Workers Local 134, Inter- On Friday, Emanuel took so she can be a surrogate to paid Westinghouse $350 to police reports and anec- the content of it tells us … I national Union of Op- center stage at the grand his re-election campaign. rent the classroom and dotes.” mean, give me a break. It is erating Engineers Local opening of Local 134’s new “I’m not faulting her. At $612 to pay overtime for The study, published in a political ad intended to 150, LiUNA ChicagoLabor- union hall in Bronzeville, a the end of the day, I fault the school’s head engineer. the Journal of Urban Health support the mayor, pure ers District Council and $16 million conversion of City Hall. It’s obvious Children who appeared in earlier this month, found and simple.” Sacks, the mayor’s close the former Drake Elemen- they’re using her and the ad “were not compen- gangs played a vital role in friend and adviser. Hobert tary School, which moved they’re using the schools,” sated financially,” but lunch facilitating access to guns. Group funded by declined to say how much and merged with another Vallas said. “Emanuel is was provided to the stu- Instead of two to three the three unions or Sacks school amid Emanuel’s running ads at the same dents and their guardians, handshakes, it would take Emanuel donors gave or when they contrib- 2013 closing of 50 schools. time enrollment continues Hobert said. one to two such deals for Progress Chicago was uted. He also declined to In his speech, Emanuel to drop and the state has Progress Chicago has gang members to obtain created in late April to say whether there are other touted the union’s work taken over their special spent at least $144,000 on illegal firearms, according advocate for education donors to Progress Chicago and the construction jobs education programs.” cable TV buys for the to Papachristos. “The rea- policies and defend CPS so far. that had been created for Earlier this month, the Jackson ad over the last son people join gangs is for against “potential threats All four donors are its workers during his time state took over sweeping two weeks, according to protection or access to a gun to the equal-funding for- Emanuel’s allies. Since in office. authority to supervise CPS industry reports. On the to protect themselves and mula” state lawmakers pas- 2010, contributions to Afterward, Local 134 special education pro- first week, the ads ap- their friends,” he said. sed last year that helped Emanuel-aligned cam- business manager Donald grams after it found the peared only on the South While these networks ex- shore up the district’s fi- paign funds tied to Sacks Finn said his union’s reha- Emanuel administration’s and Southwest Sides and plored possible avenues a nances, said Sam Hobert, and the electrical workers, bilitation of a closed school 2016 overhaul of special ed downtown, but when person might use to obtain the nonprofit’s executive operating engineers and la- and involvement with violated a swath of federal asked by the Tribune why an illegal gun, the study also director. While CPS was borers unions total more Progress Chicago is an ex- law and regulations. that swath of the city was gave researchers insight the impetus, Hobert said in than $6.8 million, cam- tension of its work with Chicago principals asso- targeted, Hobert said it into who was more likely to an emailed statement that paign finance records CPS. ciation President Troy would expand its buy to be a shooting victim. the group’s goals are show. In late April — the He noted the union has LaRaviere, who also is run- include the entire city the Researchers scanned the broader. same time Progress Chi- an arrangement with ning for mayor, said the following week. 20,417 shootings in Chicago “Our organization’s mis- cago was starting up — Bronzeville’s Dunbar Voca- Progress Chicago ad glos- The reports show Prog- between January 2006 sion is to raise awareness Sacks and the three unions tional Career Academy and ses over the district’s strug- ress Chicago then placed a through September 2013 about the policy initiatives contributed more than $1 Oakland’s Simeon Career gles, including special ed $61,000 buy that included and found that 63 percent of that may not make the daily million to the mayor’s cam- Academy to guarantee a job and classroom cuts, school just $623 for ads to air on gunshot victims were in the news headlines but have a paign. for students who complete closings and declining the North and Northwest social network they were profound impact on our “These are all people the high schools’ electrical enrollment. sides. monitoring. They analyzed city’s advancement; to and organizations that are program, allowing them to “They’ve disinvested in The fact that the bulk of arrest records, gang mem- champion the progress that very clearly tied to the earn points toward becom- sports programs, they’ve the ads are airing on the bership rosters, shooting is being driven by everyday mayor,” said Lightfoot, who ing an electrical apprentice. disinvested in arts pro- South Side “only hammers data and gun recoveries. Chicagoans; and to shine a is a partner at Mayer “We redeveloped a shut- grams, they’ve disinvested home the point that this is “You have to remember spotlight on people — edu- Brown. “I’m an attorney. tered school, and in this in maintaining reasonable very political,” Vallas said. these are only guns police cators, small business own- You look at the circumstan- community there was such class sizes, they’ve disin- Progress Chicago also recovered during crimes,” ers and community leaders tial evidence, and the cir- a need for it. These days vested from special educa- has produced an ad in said Papachristos, who — who are committed to cumstantial evidence says where the unions weren’t … tion,” LaRaviere said. “Our Spanish featuring district noted these confiscated building better communi- beyond a reasonable doubt we want to be inclusive, not students are losing, but in Chief William Klee making firearms are a fraction of the ties for the next genera- that this is a political or- exclusive, and I can’t show this ad, they try to narrow similar points that Jackson illegal gun market. tions of Chicagoans,” said ganization set up solely to that more than by the work our scope of what makes a discusses in her ad. Vallas He joined other re- Hobert, who was campaign benefit Rahm Emanuel’s we’re doing over at Dunbar good education to incre- said Jackson’s involvement searchers who had previ- manager for Ald. Ameya re-election effort. And and Simeon. That’s what mental increases in the in such an ad is unprece- ously established networks Pawar’s unsuccessful that’s why the CPS CEO’s we’re supposed to do so average test scores.” dented, noting that he and among gunshot victims in Democratic bid for gover- participation in these ads is everyone has a shot at the Emanuel’s administra- Daley saw no need to em- Boston’s Cape Verdean nor earlier this year. so troubling.” building trades,” Finn said. tion fired LaRaviere from bark on a public-relations community and how a per- Hobert has not given to Emanuel’s campaign re- “We’re going to help out his principal’s position at campaign when the school son’s social proximity to Emanuel’s campaign, but ferred questions to Prog- wherever we can help out. Blaine Elementary School district improved on their gangs in Newark, N.J., influ- records show his father, ress Chicago. Hobert, the If it’s good for the city, in Lakeview amid allega- watch. enced their probability of high-speed trading execu- group’s executive director, we’re in. We’re on board to tions of insubordination for “They’re promoting this being shot. tive William Hobert, has said its financial supporters get that message out.” opposing a standardized advertising in neighbor- The study suggested given $7,000 to the mayor, “care deeply about the test and ignoring warnings hoods where four dozen boosted enforcement, such including $2,000 earlier achievements Chicagoans ‘They’re using of engaging in on-the-job buildings are sitting, most as outreach and interven- this month. When his son have made in recent years.” “political activity.” of them unoccupied, rot- tion, could cause gang lead- managed Pawar’s gover- “While our donors may her’ LaRaviere said that ting and deteriorating. I ers to be more restrictive nor’s campaign, William individually have ties to The appearance of Jack- when he was removed think the public will see with the use of their stash of Hobert gave $250,000 to Mayor Emanuel, Progress son, the CPS CEO, in the ad from his position, CPS through these ads,” Vallas guns. While many of the that cause, records show. Chicago works independ- comes at a time when she’s cited his appearance in said. “The public relations efforts have been concen- Another Progress Chi- ently of any organization,” embarked on a public rela- campaign ads for then- dollars would have been trated crime-fighting tactics cago board member is De- Hobert wrote in an email. tions tour of sorts that has mayoral candidate Jesus better spent on school sup- and criminal justice, re- siree Tate, who owns her “Neither the mayor or his elevated her profile. She is “Chuy” Garcia and Demo- plies that teachers often searchers say studying so- own public relations firm campaign were involved in in the midst of holding a cratic presidential candi- have to pay for out of their cial networks could also and refers to herself as “an the formation of Progress series of five town hall date Bernie Sanders. own pockets.” provide better targeting for adviser to Mayor Rahm Chicago.” meetings across the city CPS policy prohibits em- public health intervention. Emanuel on issues related Sacks, along with his and last week, she received ployees from using their [email protected] to the African-American wife and Grosvenor em- a special public service job title to engage in politi- Twitter @BillRuthhart [email protected] 8 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, May 29, 2018 People flock to the beaches to beat heat By Tessa Weinberg Kate Mattiello, 10, as she Chicago Tribune dried off from a plunge. Her family had biked to the The pulsating bass of the beach to escape their hot music blasting from 31st house that had a broken air Street Beach’s shore could conditioner. be heard from blocks away. “We have a little while People braced record-set- for that water to warm up, ting heat this Memorial because it’s pretty chilly Day holiday as they trekked right now,” said Marcus toward the lakefront from Hammonds, a South Shore the overflow parking lot resident, who was there with coolers, beach chairs with his wife and kids. “We and towels in tow. went in a few times, but I By 1 p.m. Monday, the wouldn’t try swimming high was 88 degrees at through it. But we put our O’Hare International Air- feet in.” port — 7 degrees shy of the The scramble to cool 2012 record of 95 degrees down reached grocery for May 28 — said Amy stores in Rogers Park and Seeley, a National Weather West Town. A few had run Service meteorologist. out of ice by Monday “Not quite there yet,” morning. Seeley said. “Our grocery manager But by late afternoon, had to go to a store in the high had hit 95 degrees, Wilmette” to restock, said tying the record, said Gino Mark Walker, an assistant Izzi, another weather serv- manager at the Jewel-Osco COURTNEY PEDROZA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS ice meteorologist. at 1128 Chicago Ave. in Kayland Jones salutes Monday during a Memorial Day parade and service at Rosehill Cemetery. The slightly cooler Evanston. weather following a high of In addition to ice, 97 degrees Sunday — shar- propane, alcohol, water, ing the title of highest juice, LaCroix and beer temperature for that day have been in high demand From the din of a parade with 2012 — coaxed out to douse the heat, grocery droves of people who had store managers said. avoided the scorching The weather also af- weather. fected festivities. The to the quiet ring of a bell Jim Crawford, a softball Naperville Memorial Day umpire, said the weather parade was canceled due to Fallen veterans was “outstanding” as he the high temperatures. stood barefoot near the wa- Chicagoans may be in remembered at ter’s edge with his two sons. for a break from the heat, Rosehill Cemetery “It’s hot, but it’s finally with more moderate highs nice to ... be able to get in the 70s and 80s to come By Matthew Walberg outside and do some sum- later this week, with show- Chicago Tribune mery things,” said Shelia ers likely. Gamino, a Garfield Ridge For now, Crawford plans Under the shade of a resident. to enjoy the weather while maple tree on West Rose- Despite officials’ warn- it lasts. hill Avenue, Peter Kukurba ings of contracting hypo- The “more summer, the showed the scars from the thermia from the cold Lake better,” he said. wounds he collected as a Michigan water, kids were young Marine in Vietnam. diving right in. 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South Korean leader walks tightrope Moon’s work as Last week, however, “The inter-Korean sum- Moon faced a setback. He mit was important to give summit broker was blindsided by Trump’s political momentum in con- is a delicate task decision to cancel the sum- vening the Trump-Kim mit, less than a day after the summit, and energizing By Michelle Ye Hee South Korean leader re- U.S.-North Korea expert- Lee turned from a meeting in level meetings,” Chun said. The Washington Post the Oval Office. “That (summit) will help, Trump’s action was dis- but I don’t think that Presi- SEOUL — In the tug-of- couraging and hurtful, dent Moon and Kim Jong war between the United Moon’s advisers said. But Un can talk about the de- States and North Korea over recognizing the U.S. presi- tailed technical issues that the tentative summit in Sin- dent holds the key to re- are vital.” gapore, South Korean Presi- suming negotiations, Moon The U.S. and North Kore- dent Moon Jae-in is the remained committed to sal- an governments will need to man in the precarious mid- vaging the summit, they negotiate the terms and dle, trying to broker a high- said. conditions of denucleariza- stakes meeting between After Saturday’s inter- tion and the scope of verifi- two unconventional lead- Korean summit, Moon ap- cation of the program’s de- ers. peared poised once again to struction, Chun said. Moon’s role as a mediator serve as mediator. “President Moon wants came into sharp focus in the Moon announced that the two leaders together in past week, after President the North Korean leader Singapore. He wants to en- Donald Trump canceled the was still committed to sure the success of the summit in a letter to North SEONGJOON CHO/BLOOMBERG NEWS “complete denucleariza- summit,” Chun said. “But Korean leader Kim Jong South Korean President Moon Jae-in’s role as a facilitator between North Korea and the tion” but declined to define success depends on how far Un. U.S. has drawn praise from his progressive allies and criticism from conservative foes. what Kim meant, suggesti- North Korea is willing to go As Kim sought to reopen ng fundamental differences in denuclearization, what talks, he turned to Moon. In is setting unrealistic expec- eventual trilateral summit. cated the “Sunshine Policy” remain between North Ko- kind of terms and condi- less than 24 hours, Moon’s tations and masking funda- He described the U.S.- of engaging with North Ko- rea and the United States. tions North Korea will de- motorcade snaked through mental gaps between the North Korea summit as a rea. Washington wants North mand, and to what extent traffic to cross the demilita- two sides on the definition key first step in achieving Moon, the first prog- Korea to get rid of its Trump is going to accom- rized zone for a meeting. of denuclearization. his goal of a formal declara- ressive president since Roh, nuclear weapons program modate North Korean de- Then, on Sunday, U.S. Moon’s rapprochement tion ending the Korean War. has vowed to continue and allow outside experts to mands.” officials crossed the DMZ with the North has divided “Every effort I am mak- those leaders’ efforts to pur- verify it has been abolished. Kim Sung-han, dean of into North Korea for talks to the South Korean govern- ing now is on one hand to sue peace on the Korean North Korea insists on guar- Korea University’s Gradu- prepare for the potential ment. On Monday, the legis- improve inter-Korean rela- Peninsula. Allies say the antees that Kim’s regime ate School of International June 12 summit, even as its lature failed to ratify the tions, and on the other mild-mannered, soft-spo- would remain in power if it Studies and a former vice fate remained uncertain. “Panmunjom Declaration,” hand, to ensure the success ken Moon is willing to play abandoned its nuclear pro- foreign minister under con- The fact that talks re- an agreement Kim and of the North Korea-U.S. the long game without tak- gram. Its demands could servative president Lee sumed a day after the sur- Moon signed at a summit in summit, which is essential ing credit, recognizing that include a reduced U.S. mili- Myung-bak, added that prise inter-Korean meeting April to seek “a nuclear-free to improving inter-Korean both Trump and Kim need tary role in South Korea or Moon should also be zero- was viewed by Moon’s sup- Korean Peninsula.” relations,” Moon said. “I to walk away with a win. an end to the American ing in on implications for porters as a sign of his Moon and the governing hope that if the North Ko- Moon’s spokesman de- nuclear “umbrella” over South Korea. increasingly effective role. Democratic Party have rea-U.S. summit is success- clined to comment on the South Korea and Japan. It is A deal could involve a Moon had pledged during sought to guarantee that the ful, the declaration of the president’s efforts. unclear to what degree the change in the South Korea- his 2017 campaign to take agreement becomes law Korean War will be pursued “Leading up to the sum- two sides are willing to U.S. alliance to meet the the “driver’s seat” to and can be enforced regard- through the trilateral sum- mit, I anticipate his role will compromise. North’s expectations of re- achieve denuclearization of less of a change in govern- mit.” be an extension of the work The issue is central in gime security, and these the Korean Peninsula. ment. But conservative law- The son of North Korean he is doing now,” said Wi determining whether the issues should be discussed His conservative critics, makers accuse the govern- refugees who fled to the Sung-lac, former South Ko- U.S.-North Korea meeting before the summit, he said. however, say Moon should ing party of using the three- South during the war, Moon rean nuclear negotiator succeeds, and whether “You have to talk about be reinforcing the U.S.- page agreement, which they forged his political career with the North, “persuad- Moon is an effective facilita- U.S. military presence (in South Korea alliance rather note is short on details, for under progressive presi- ing both sides to remain at tor, said Chun Yung-woo, a South Korea). You have to than acting as a neutral political gain ahead of local dent Roh Moo-hyun, who the table as they negotiate in former South Korean na- talk about Republic of Ko- facilitator between North elections in June. led the country from 2003 advance of the summit, and tional security adviser and rea-U.S. alliance, the nucle- Korea and the United In a briefing Sunday, to 2008. Roh and his prede- helping them see points nuclear negotiator with the ar umbrella provided for States. They also say Moon Moon said he hopes for an cessor, Kim Dae-jung, advo- they can agree on.” North. South Korea,” he said. Guardsmen at border called ‘colossal waste’

Border Patrol all.” though they did not say how About 1,600 National many agents the deploy- union leader has Guard troops were de- ment had freed to patrol the ‘seen no benefit’ ployed on the border. About border. 750 more troops may soon They noted that troops By Molly be added in support roles, stationed at observation Hennessy-Fiske and the total could reach posts on the border in Texas Los Angeles Times 4,000 “based on requests were part of a separate for assistance and what they operation, that those sent by McALLEN, Texas — A need,” said Army Lt. Col. the National Guard were month after President Don- Jamie Davis, a Pentagon not allowed to observe any- ald Trump called for send- spokesman. thing inside Mexico, even ing National Guard troops “We want to match the remotely via surveillance to the U.S.-Mexico border, right number of troops to do equipment, because that’s the head of the national the jobs that are needed, not considered spying. Border Patrol union called just provide a certain num- Border Patrol Acting the deployment “a colossal ber of troops,” Davis said. Chief Carla Provost re- ROBERT DAEMMRICH/GETTY 2014 waste of resources.” Davis declined to com- sponded to the union’s Brandon Judd, president of the union that represents 15,000 Border Patrol agents, says “We have seen no bene- ment on the remarks by the claims by acknowledging National Guard troops aren’t alleviating the agents’ workload as they did in the past. fit,” said Brandon Judd, Border Patrol union. that the National Guard’s president of the National A Border Patrol spokes- role has changed compared Texas — set the terms of are under the Trump ad- efforts,” said Texas Rep. Border Patrol Council, the woman said National Guard with past deployments. Al- engagement. ministration. They were al- Mary Gonzalez, who repre- union that represents troops had assisted with though they have been de- He added: “The National lowed to be in lookout and sents a district outside El 15,000 agents. 3,100 deportations, a thou- ployed to the border, they Guard is always cost-effec- observation posts. They Paso. The criticism is a drama- sand “turn backs” of mi- have to be paired with an tive.” were allowed to be out The National Guard de- tic departure for the group, grants into Mexico and the agent who has law enforce- Border Patrol union grading the roads and ployment is expected to which endorsed Trump’s seizure of 3,500 pounds of ment powers, and Border members disagreed. mending fences. They were cost the federal government candidacy for president and marijuana — all by op- Patrol and defense officials The last time the Na- allowed to be our eyes and $220 million to $252 million has praised his border secu- erating support technology decided it was better to use tional Guard was deployed ears, freeing us up,” Judd through the end of the year, rity efforts, including Na- and equipment. She said them behind the scenes for to the border — in Texas in said. according to Christopher tional Guard deployments. they had replaced some surveillance and air sup- 2014 and borderwide in This deployment, he said, Sherwood, a Department of “When I found out the Border Patrol agents at ob- port. 2010 — troops assumed has proved to be far more Defense spokesman. National Guard was going servation posts. “Instead of A Pentagon official, who Border Patrol posts on the limited — despite the ad- That price tag will likely to be on the border I was an agent watching a camera, asked not to be named front lines, easing the work- ministration’s claims. swell. When Presidents extremely excited,” Judd they can,” she said. because of the sensitivity of load, Judd said. Some lawmakers have Barack Obama and George said, because previous de- Border Patrol and Na- the topic, noted that gover- Although National Guard also criticized the deploy- W. Bush deployed the Na- ployments on the border tional Guard officials from nors in the four border members were restricted to ment. tional Guard to the border, it helped alleviate the Border Arizona and Texas held a states where National an “observe and report” role “The National Guard de- ultimately cost an estimated Patrol’s workload. briefing several weeks into Guard troops were de- and couldn’t detain mi- ployment is a waste of finite $1.35 billion. But this time, he said, the deployment to praise it ployed — Arizona, Cali- grants, “they were allowed resources, and is duplicative “that has not happened at as a “force multiplier,” al- fornia, New Mexico and to do a lot more than they of existing border security [email protected] Ex-spy accused of selling secrets says he ran sting By Rachel Weiner was no crime. He contends approached him as staffers was only because he was Jerry Chun Shing Lee, 53, He also spent years in the The Washington Post it was a ruse intended to out for a Shanghai think tank. holding out for better pay. is set to go to trial in intelligence world, working the spies to U.S. authorities. “He sent what he And if he was somewhat February on similar as a covert case officer for WASHINGTON — Kevin On Tuesday, Mallory thought was worthless in- open with old colleagues at charges. Prosecutors say the CIA from 1990 to 1996, Mallory, a former CIA offi- goes on trial in federal court formation to keep his Chi- the CIA, it was only to cover Lee, like Mallory, was co- for the Defense Intelligence cer, admits he met with in Alexandria, Va., where a nese contacts interested in his tracks. opted by Chinese spies Agency from 2007 to 2010, Chinese spies. He admits he jury will decide which story him until the CIA would He “was seeking to devel- when his post-government and at various government planned a covert meeting they believe. meet with him,” the defense op a long-term, financially career was foundering. agencies and defense con- with one of the operatives, Mallory, 61, is a fluent attorneys wrote in one profitable relationship,” Mallory served in the tractors in between. Since that he handed over U.S. Mandarin Chinese speaker court filing. prosecutors John Gibbs and military from 1977 to 2011, 2012 he has run his own intelligence documents and who spent two decades Prosecutors say that, to Jennifer Kennedy Gellie on active duty for the first consulting business. that he accepted thousands working in U.S. intelligence. the contrary, Mallory’s plan said in one motion. decade and as a reservist Prosecutors say that of dollars. Public defenders Geremy was to cash in on his covert Mallory is one of two after. According to his de- business was failing though, Federal prosecutors call Kamens and Todd Richman knowledge to get himself former CIA officers ac- fense attorneys, he was kid- and Mallory’s only income it espionage. But the Virgin- say he used that experience out of debt. If he did not cused in Alexandria federal napped and seriously in 2017 was the $25,000 he ia man, who for years held a to ensnare two Chinese share everything he knew, court of working with Chi- wounded while serving in was paid by the Chinese top-secret clearance, says it intelligence operatives who they argue in court filings, it nese intelligence. Iraq in 2005. spies. 10 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, May 29, 2018 WHYDOIHEARBUT NOTUNDERSTAND?

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You are the A suburban Indianapolis in critical but stable condi- reason I teach.” His shirt teacher who was shot tion following the shooting, also showed the wounded while tackling and disarm- though no other details student’s initials, EW. ing a student inside his about her injuries have Police have said the classroom said Monday been released. shooter was quickly ar- that his swift decisions Seaman, a native of Ma- rested following the shoot- “were the only acceptable homet, Ill., is credited with ing and didn’t appear to be actions” to save his sev- stopping an armed student injured. His name hasn’t enth-grade students. who entered his classroom been released. Jason Seaman, speaking at Noblesville West Middle “We’re so grateful for publicly for the first time School. Witnesses said the Jason’s quick and brave since the shooting Friday, 29-year-old former South- actions,” Noblesville thanked the Noblesville ern Illinois University foot- Schools Superintendent EVAN VUCCI/AP community for its support ball player ran toward bul- Beth Niedermeyer said at President Donald Trump lays a wreath Monday during a Memorial Day ceremony at and stressed that he lets as he tackled the stu- the news conference. “He Arlington National Cemetery. wanted the focus to be on dent. Seaman was shot put his own life in danger the other person shot dur- three times, according to for his students. That alone ing the incident: 13-year- his brother. tells you about his charac- Trump hails U.S. heroes, old student Ella Whistler, “I want to make it clear ter and his big heart.” who was seriously that my actions on that day, A school nurse and a wounded. in my mind, were the only resource officer immedi- himself on Memorial Day “Her courage and acceptable actions I could ately treated the injured, strength at such a young have done given the cir- said Noblesville West Mid- age is nothing short of cumstances,” Seaman said dle School Principal Stacey By Catherine Lucey 1996 Republican presi- Staff during the Obama remarkable,” Seaman said Monday. “I deeply care for Shaw. Associated Press dential nominee, who administration, retired during a news conference my students and their well- After the news confer- served in World War II. Army Gen. Martin at the school district’s ad- being. That is why I did ence, Seaman attended a ARLINGTON, Va. — And he spoke warmly Dempsey, who wrote, ministrative building. “We what I did that day.” Noblesville High School President Donald Trump about a number of military “This day, of all days of the all should continue to keep Seaman, who was re- baseball game, high-fiving took part in a Memorial families in attendance, in- year, should not be about her in our minds as she leased from the hospital students, including many Day ceremony at Arlington cluding a young boy named any one of us.” continues to recover.” Saturday, didn’t appear to who cried when they saw National Cemetery on Christian Jacobs, whose fa- Memorial Day messages School officials said show any pain or other sign him for the first time since Monday, saying he came to ther is buried at Arlington. from first lady Melania Monday that Whistler was of his injuries during the the shooting. “sacred soil” to “honor the Trump said the boy Trump and Ivanka Trump, lives and deeds of Ameri- showed him his father’s the president’s older ca’s greatest heroes.” grave last year, calling it “a daughter, stuck to a theme The commander in moment I will always re- of remembrance and chief, speaking before an member.” thanks. audience of Cabinet mem- Before heading to the “As we remember our bers, military leaders, vet- hallowed grounds across fallen servicemen and erans and families assem- the Potomac River from the women, our hearts are bled in the marble amphi- nation’s capital, Trump filled with gratitude for theater near the Tomb of tweeted that “those who their sacrifice and awe of the Unknown Soldier, said, died for our great country their courage,” Ivanka “We mourn alongside their would be very happy and Trump tweeted. families and we strive to be proud at how well our And Melania Trump worthy of their sacrifice.” country is doing today.” thanked service members Trump’s somber tone But the president then and their families for contrasted with a self-pro- veered from the somber to helping safeguard the motional tweet earlier the self-congratulatory in country. “As one nation Monday in which he said the tweet, citing what he under God, we come to- fallen soldiers would be said was the “Best economy gether to remember that “very proud and happy at in decades, lowest unem- freedom isn’t free,” she how well our country is ployment numbers for tweeted. doing today.” Blacks and Hispanics At Arlington, Trump During his second Me- EVER (& women in said the heroes who died morial Day trip to Arling- 18years), rebuilding our for America “rest in these ton as president, Trump Military and so much more. hallowed fields, in ceme- laid a wreath at the tomb Nice!” teries, battlefields and before making his remarks. He was criticized for his burial grounds near and MICHAEL CONROY/AP He recognized military fig- tone by a number of people, far, and are drawn from ures, including Bob Dole, including a former chair- the full tapestry of Ameri- Jason Seaman, a seventh-grade science teacher, said he wanted the focus to be on the the former senator and man of the Joint Chiefs of can life.” other person who was shot, 13-year-old Ella Whistler, who was seriously wounded.

NEWS BRIEFING France official: Staff and news services 40 terrorism convicts to be Looming Italian election seen released soon as plebiscite on EU and euro PARIS — France’s anti- terrorism prosecutor says ROME — Italian popu- ble a caretaker govern- about 40 convicted terror- lists vowed Monday to ment ahead of elections. ists are due to be released convert voter anger over Last week, another pre- from French prisons this their thwarted bid to gov- mier-designate, political year and next, calling the ern into a kind of plebi- novice Giuseppe Conte, re-entry of the unrepen- scite on the European was set to name Italy’s — tant ones into society a Union, financial markets and Western Europe’s — “major risk.” and eurozone member- first populist government. Francois Molins said ship as Italy found itself That dream deflated Monday that France still propelled to fresh elec- Sunday night when Presi- faces a significant threat tions as soon as late sum- dent Sergio Mattarella re- from homegrown sup- mer. fused to approve the pop- porters of the struggling Carlo Cottarelli, an ulists’ proposed economy Islamic State group. economist with Interna- minister, who has recom- SEBASTIAO MOREIRA/EPA-EFE/REX/SHUTTERSTOCK Molins estimated that tional Monetary Fund ex- mended exiting the euro- A human blockade fills a street Monday in Sao Paulo as a nationwide truckers strike 600 to 700 French ex- perience, was asked by the zone if EU strictures be- that has caused shortages of food, fuel and other goods reached its eighth day. Brazilian tremists are unaccounted Italian president to assem- come too tight. President Michel Temer announced concessions late Sunday but the walkout continued. for in the areas of Iraq and Syria claimed by the Ialmic State group, though many have probably been Man held in Venezuela for 2 killed. He said authorities Poland seeking permanent think some organizers of years is returning to Utah the November 2015 at- tacks in Paris are among SALT LAKE CITY — A The couple arrived in base for U.S. military forces the dead in the Mideast. Utah man freed this week- Washington on Saturday Molins said the investi- end after being held in a after secret negotiations WARSAW, Poland — Po- troops in Poland, where near Russia’s borders “cer- gation of the simultaneous Venezuelan jail for nearly between a U.S. congres- land’s defense minister said they are currently on a tainly does not contribute attacks at a concert hall, two years is scheduled to sional staffer and Venezu- Monday that he has held rotational, temporary, to security and stability on cafes and outdoor stadium return to Salt Lake City on elan officials secured his talks with U.S. officials though open-ended, mis- the continent in any way.” that killed 130 people Monday night after get- freedom. about having thousands of sion with other NATO The Onet.pl news portal should conclude next year. ting medical care and Holt had a tearful re- American troops perma- forces. says Poland is seeking the visiting President Donald union with his parents in nently stationed as a deter- “The result of our efforts permanent deployment of Trump in Washington. Washington but has yet to rent in Poland. is that the U.S. Senate has a U.S. armored division and Laurie Holt says family see his three siblings. He Poland is concerned for contacted the Pentagon is offering up to $2 billion New Zealand plans to and friends will meet her and his wife have been its own and the region’s about an assessment of to help build the infrastruc- slaughter about 150,000 son Joshua Holt and his receiving treatment in security following Russia’s (the) permanent presence ture. It says the Defense cows as it tries to eradicate wife, Thamara Caleno, at from a team with experi- annexation of the Crimean of U.S. troops in Poland,” Ministry has written to U.S. a strain of disease-causing the airport to welcome ence helping people re- Peninsula, its support for Blaszczak said on state Ra- politicians and the U.S. bacteria from the national them home. turn from captivity. separatists in eastern dio 1. “Such presence is of Congress with details of the herd. Last July, My- Ukraine and other steps great importance because it proposal. coplasma bovis was found seen as hostile. deters the adversary.” Other countries in the in the country for the first Defense Minister Mari- In Moscow, Russian region would also like to time. Found in Europe and usz Blaszczak said he re- President Vladimir Putin’s see U.S. land forces sta- the U.S., the bacteria can China OKs 13 new trademarks cently held talks in Wash- spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, tioned permanently in their cause cows to develop for Ivanka Trump in 3 months ington about having a per- said that an increase in the area, Blaszczak said last pneumonia, arthritis and manent presence of U.S. West’s military presence week. other diseases. SHANGHAI — Ivanka Taken together, the Trump’s brand continues trademarks could allow to win foreign trademarks her brand to market a in China and the Phil- lifetime’s worth of prod- French aviation industrialist Serge Dassault dies Cuba’s leaders are set- ippines, adding to ques- ucts in China, from baby ting out this week to re- tions about conflicts of blankets to coffins, and a PARIS — French busi- which the Dassault Group as for equipping the French write the country’s consti- interest at the White host of things in between, ness executive Serge Das- owns. It said he died of a Air Force and other mili- tution, trying to adapt it to House, The Associated including perfume, make- sault, a top aviation and “cardiac deficiency” at the taries through global sales. a world in which small Press has found. up, furniture, books, cof- arms industrialist and one group’s office on the Dassault was the son of businesses and coopera- On Sunday, China fee, chocolate and honey. of France’s richest men, Champs-Elysees Avenue. Marcel Dassault, a survivor tives coexist with social- granted the first daugh- Ivanka Trump stepped died Monday in his Paris Dassault, the chairman of the Nazi death camp at ism. ter’s company final ap- back from management of office. He was 93. and CEO of the Dassault Buchenwald in Germany Officials have stated proval for its 13th trade- her brand and placed its Dassault’s family an- Group when he died, was who founded the aviation that a Communist Party- mark in the last three assets in a family-run nounced his death in a brief especially known for the company that would form led system guided by “the months, trademark office trust, but she continues to statement to the conserva- development of France’s the core of the group’s purposes of socialist soci- records show. profit from the business. tive newspaper Le Figaro, Mirage jet fighters, as well business. ety” will remain. 12 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, May 29, 2018

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John P.McCormick, Editorial Page Editor directors of content Marie C. Dillon, Deputy Editorial Page Editor Jonathon Berlin, Amy Carr, Phil Jurik, Founded June 10, 1847 Marcia Lythcott, Associate Editor, Commentary Joe Knowles, Todd Panagopoulos, Margaret Holt, Standards Editor George Papajohn, Mary Ellen Podmolik EDITORIALS Keeping babies out of DCFS statistics For at least two decades, prenatal — can leave the hospital with a baby box. program. So far, 140 boxes have gone mately. Its caseworkers interact with classes and parenting books have included What’s that? A specially designed card- home with parents who completed the struggling families every day. Shouldn’t information on safe sleep practices: Place board box equipped with a mattress for online coursework. the state consider a baby box program? baby on his or her back, not stomach. baby’s safe sleeping. “There is still a lot of misinformation Will other hospitals and community pro- Don’t put blankets or pillows in the crib. Before you envision a shoebox habitat out there,” Bucciero says. “Especially with viders join in a movement to make these Don’t co-sleep with an infant. for an injured bird, here’s what the ex- Latinas who might have parents and boxes commonplace? But not every family is reachable or perts tell us: The boxes are clean, strong grandparents who believe co-sleeping is Ask the health workers among your compliant. The American Academy of and sturdy. They’re roomy. They’re tested. the way to go. You have family members friends and family to bring this idea to Pediatrics estimates 3,500 infants die in New moms around the world use them. telling them what they’re supposed to be decisionmakers in their realms. unsafe sleep incidents annually in the Perhaps most important, the boxes are doing. They don’t realize, or don’t have The Tribune has written relentlessly United States. The Illinois Department of portable, enabling parents to carry the the space, to do anything different.” about DCFS, its difficult mission and Children and Family Services recorded baby from room to room. A box can be Some baby deaths in the U.S. are attrib- its tragic failures. Responding to sus- more than 20 sleep-related infant deaths placed near a sleeping parent but will uted to SIDS, or sudden infant death syn- pected cases of child abuse and neglect, in fiscal 2016, the most recent data avail- keep the two apart. And the boxes largely drome; these involve unexplained deaths and intervening in family crises every able. These are largely preventable deaths. are funded by private donations. of infants younger than 1 year. Also, some day, is arguably the state’s most difficult What more can be done? This is important, lifesaving stuff. Not babies accidentally suffocate on those job. every mother after giving birth comes blankets or pillows in their cribs and Government cannot predict outcomes We found a potential answer and we home to a nursery designed by Crate & playpens. And some die when a parent or protect all vulnerable children. Here, didn’t have to look far. The Tribune’s Barrel. accidentally rolls on an infant while shar- though, something as simple as a card- Corilyn Shropshire recently described a Dr. Michele Bucciero, director of pre- ing a sleep space. New parents are tired. board contraption could protect infants new safe sleep program at St. Anthony natal services at St. Anthony, stumbled Babies cry a lot. Especially for a breast- from death by SIDS or co-sleeping. Hospital in Chicago’s Lawndale neighbor- across the baby boxes while researching feeding mom, co-sleeping might seem like We urge state officials and health care hood. Parents willing to take a brief online sleep death prevention. She worked with the only way to catch a nap. providers to adopt this simple imperative: education course — 30 to 40 minutes of a baby box company and her employer for Send every new mom home with a baby reading and watching instructional videos nearly a year before implementing the But it’s risky. DCFS knows this inti- box. Don’t squash our Junior Mints

We are trying to imagine the outrage that gripped Paige Stemm when she opened a box of Junior Mints and found that it was not filled to the brim with the luscious peppermint-filled dark choco- late buttons. Oh, the soul-crushing disappointment! Did Ms. Stemm complain to the man- agement at Walgreens, where she paid about $1 for the box? Did she fire off an angry tweet or email to the company, shaming its owners with her discovery of the too-empty (in her opinion) box? Did she reflect that perhaps it was just as well that the box wasn’t full, since she’d likely wolf down the Junior Mints and imagine how many more calories she’d have to regret later? We don’t know. What did happen: Stemm took her grievance to court. Her lawyers claim that the Junior Mint box is “misleading, deceptive and unlawful conduct” of the mint-maker, Chicago-based Tootsie Roll Industries. “They have created this over- sized theater box, and it misleads con- sumers because consumers believe they’re getting more candy when they purchase a box of Junior Mints than they’re actually getting,” says attorney Christopher Moon, who seeks undis- closed damages and an order that Tootsie Roll either fill the box more or reduce the size of the packaging. The case is sched- uled for an initial hearing Thursday.

Yes, some lawyers have discovered a FACEBOOK tasty line of business. Federal class- action lawsuits related to what’s called a potato chip demolition derby in a jostled But is there anyone in America who squarely with ... the mints. As dedicated “slack fill” in food packaging — air space bag. doesn’t know that their boxes of candy, candy aficionados, we indignantly oppose in layman’s terms — have surged, accord- Junior Mints lawyers argue that breath- cereal and other products aren’t neces- any packaging change that could damage ing to a post on americanbar.org. ing room in the box protects the candy. sarily filled to the brim? Or that you could them. So shake the box, candy neophytes, And it’s not just Junior Mints and Moon asserts that too much space “actu- jiggle the candy box to determine how if you feel compelled to determine how other candy in the crosshairs. These suits ally can increase the chances that the much is inside? Or that you could read full it is. challenge other manufacturers, including candies will be damaged because they the contents weight on the label? Or that But gently, gently. When the green-and- pharmaceutical, food and consumer move around quite a bit inside the hard you could reflect that you’ve bought white box opens, when the scent of choc- products companies. cardboard box.” Junior Mints (or whatever your favorite olate mingled with mint wafts up, Junior Many companies respond tartly that We’ll leave the legal merits of these candy) for years now, so where’s the Mint devotees want to pluck out perfect allowing air space in packages can pro- arguments to a judge. surprise? pearls — not a congealed mass of bruised, tect the product, preventing, for instance, Beyond that, our sympathies lie squashed disks.

WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING EDITORIAL CARTOON

I have been a Vermont resident for 20 years and, as it happens, serve as the duly appointed weigher of coal for the town of Richmond (population 4,000 or so). Said job has no responsibilities whatsoever and pays nothing in return — it’s a carryover from bygone days. Since the town’s voters have never seen fit to get rid of the position, the town manager finds some sucker to take on the title each year and the select board ratifies the appointment. Then the weigher of coal gets down to the hard work of not actually weigh- ing coal. ... This dates back to the days when homes were primarily heated by coal and you wanted to make sure you got a fair weight for the price you paid. After I had served as the weigher of coal for three years or so, the town finally got around to asking me to read and agree to abide by the town’s ethics policy. I take the nonperformance of my duties very seriously, so I read and signed the policy accordingly. ... I’m glad to have finally gotten a copy. My master’s degree is in public adminis- tration, and I know about these sorts of things. ... I will need to take all this very seri- ously. I want no conflicts of interest when it comes to my not weighing coal. Jay Furr, The Washington Post SIGNE WILKINSON/PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER DAILY NEWS Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, May 29, 2018 13 PERSPECTIVE

MANDEL NGAN/GETTY-AFP The style of capitalization in President Donald Trump’s tweets is used to create an illusion of objective truth and add authority. And it seems to be working. Trump’s bizarre understanding of Capitalization is Strategic By Alan Levinovitz are part of a fixed linguistic persona, “Those who are healing through appropriate the oracular authority of a one that’s studiously emulated by his Metaphysical Science — not compre- holy text for many people. On Jan. 21, President Donald communications team when it crafts hending the Principle of the cure — To unironically capitalize one’s Trump let loose a string of triumphant tweets for him. More important, un- may misunderstand it,” writes the words as Trump does is to stamp them tweets about China that featured one like misspelling a word or forgetting a founder of Christian Science, Mary with sacred importance, to assume the of his strangest linguistic quirks: punctuation mark, erratic capitaliza- Baker Eddy, in her best-selling “Scien- divine power of converting speech “On China, Barriers and Tariffs to tion is a rhetorical technique with a ce and Health,” first published in 1875 into truth and reality. And that’s ex- come down for first time.” specific function, long exploited by and still in print. The capital letters actly what happened with what is “China must continue to be strong faith healers and self-help gurus. They, lend theological force to her argument arguably his most important idea: Fake & tight on the Border of North Korea like Trump, understand the power of that we can pray away sickness, turn- News. The first 33 times he used it, the until a deal is made.” capital letters to project charisma and ing her words from script into Scrip- term appeared in all caps or capi- “Under our potential deal with importance, asserting prophetic au- ture, and their author from a mere talized properly, either FAKE NEWS China they will purchase from our thority without the need for evidence mortal into a charismatic Prophet. or fake news, except for one instance Great American Farmers practically as or argument. Nowadays the most common example of Fake News on Jan 15, 2017. But then much as our Farmers can produce.” The history of this practice is re- of this approach is the divinization of he started trying to make it real, a Rule-bound English speakers capi- flected in the Chicago Manual of Style, Nature, a helpful move if you are try- Platonic Form that exists in the world talize only titles, proper nouns and a which apparently has not been up- ing to sell “natural” cancer cures. like Beauty and Truth. For a while he few other exceptional words. But for dated to reflect Trump’s practices, Trump, needless to say, is the mas- alternated between fake news and Trump, Farmers, Barriers and Borders “Initial capitals,” it explains, “once ter of such cheap charisma, from his Fake News, slowly skewing toward the are standard fare. In fact, when it used to lend importance to certain gold-plated hotel signs to his now- latter, until finally it was nearly always comes to abusing letter case, the China words, are now used only ironically.” defunct signature collection clothing Fake News. The charismatic prophet tweets look positively restrained com- But later the guide offers an important line (“the pinnacle of style and pres- had created an Evil Thing that his pared with this classic from April: caveat: “Words for transcendent ideas tige”). His methods are so palpably Followers would never trust again. “Despite the Democrat inspired laws in the Platonic sense, especially when desperate, so comically obvious that Truth and reality, bent to his will, with on Sanctuary Cities and the Border used in a religious context, are often sometimes it’s hard to believe they the help of capital letters. being so bad and one sided, I have capitalized.” work — but then again, he’s sitting in This is all to say that however silly, instructed the Secretary of Homeland the Oval Office, and Mary Baker Eddy however childish, his syntax may Security not to let these large Caravans Breaking it down sold 10 million books, so maybe it’s seem, it can and does achieve its in- of people into our Country. It is a Put differently: Initial capitals make worth taking them seriously, even tended effect. There’s something disgrace. We are the only Country in words and ideas seem Really Impor- something as silly as capital letters. disconcerting about the power of the World so naive! WALL” tant. They are to meaning-making Psychologist William James, who cheap charisma, just as there is about Are these capital letters the equiva- what flag pins are to patriotism and coined the term “Truth with a capital the fact that pins and gold and capital lent of his numerous spelling errors? Is gold-plating is to value — cheap sig- T,” laments that capitalized words are letters are effective tools for manipu- Trump just Nuts? Or is there method nals of depth and quality that are used to create the illusion of objective lating the public. But the first step in in his Madness? somehow taken seriously by enor- truth, infusing arguments with an fighting those techniques is recog- mous numbers of people. (How seri- oracular quality that demands loyalty. nizing that they work, even when it Let’s dwell deeper ously? There’s not one but two Politi- Like the endless gilding in his homes seems Completely Ridiculous. It’s all too easy to overinterpret Fact articles dedicated to discussions and buildings, Trump takes capitaliza- Trump’s syntactic choices, as so many of Obama’s pin philosophy.) tion to the extreme, spreading capital The Washington Post did with his notorious “covfefe” tweet. This capitalization technique is letters throughout his tweets as if they Nevertheless, as The Boston Globe common in get-rich-quick and quack were the King James Bible — and lo, Alan Levinovitz is associate professor of recently reported, repeated tropes medicine books desperate to sell read- though it might seem improbable in its religious studies at James Madison such as frequent exclamation points ers on the Truth of their claims. transparency, they still manage to University.

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RON ANTONELLI/BLOOMBERG NEWS What a more conservative Supreme Court looks like

By Noah Feldman to federal law. In such cases, it’s typical legal reason not to. ordinarily be enforced. that no individual employee has enough Gorsuch first dismissed the idea that To this argument Ginsburg added a Wondering what will happen if Jus- money on the line to bother going to there was anything unlawful about the further twist that under the NLRA, the tice Anthony Kennedy retires and Presi- arbitration or to court. So lawyers fill individual arbitration agreements. individual arbitration agreements are in dent Donald Trump gets to pick his the gap, bringing class actions on behalf Then, for good measure, he explained fact illegal. If so, then the agreements successor? The U.S. Supreme Court last of all employees similarly situated. that there was no reason to think that fall within the clause of the FAA that week gave a good preview of that pos- Adding up their claims against a good- the “other concerted activities” permit- exempts arbitration agreements that sible conservative future. In an extraor- size company puts enough money on ted by the NLRA were meant to include would fail under ordinary contract law dinary decision, the court barred work- the table for the lawyers to make the class-action lawsuits, which were rare — because you can’t enforce a contract ers from bringing collective legal action case worthwhile. in 1935, and unknown in their modern to do something illegal. against employers if their employment What you think about this scenario form. Ginsburg went further, implicitly contracts require individual arbitration pretty much tells you how you would’ve Gorsuch’s opinion is neatly argued accusing the conservative majority of instead. voted if you were one of the justices. and clearly written. If you lived on the reverting to the so-called Lochner era, Seen purely in terms of politics, the Conservatives usually think this is just moon, with no knowledge of the reali- when conservative justices struck down 5-4 outcome reflected the struggle another instance of lawyers imposing ties of labor relations or the politics of progressive legislation in the name of between the pro-management conser- unnecessary costs on business competi- class actions, you’d think it was obvi- the liberty of contract. This was a clever vative majority and the pro-labor liberal tiveness. Liberals tend to think that ously correct. The justice is almost rhetorical move, because the majority minority. Employers don’t want class without the lawyers to aggregate the certainly right when he says that the was in fact upholding the arbitration actions filed against them. By making claims and bring them, companies authors of the NLRA weren’t thinking agreements as an exercise of the sup- employees sign agreements that require would get away with systematic illegal about class actions when they allowed posedly equal contracting rights of individual arbitration of disputes, busi- conduct. collective action by employees. employers and employees. nesses can now be sure that they won’t On the legal level, the decision in- But as Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg But the accusation isn’t exactly cor- be taken to court when they’ve short- volved the relationship between two old pointed out in her stinging dissent, the rect, because today’s conservatives changed many employees minimally — statutes: the Federal Arbitration Act of reality of the NLRA is that it was en- aren’t inventing constitutional rights even if the collective loss to employees 1925 and the National Labor Relations acted to overcome the long history of out of whole cloth. They are simply is significant. From the perspective of Act of 1935. The FAA says that courts anti-union law and practice, including relying on conservative interpretation of employers, the decision is a major win. should enforce arbitration agreements the notorious “yellow dog” contract, in federal law passed by Congress. Seen in terms of jurisprudence, the as written, unless judges find that the which employees agreed not to join It’s true that, like the contested 5-4 decision reflected a serious philoso- agreement falls within “such grounds as unions. The whole point of the NLRA, decisions of the Lochner era before the phical difference between the two exist at law … for the revocation of any Ginsburg convincingly argued, was to New Deal, the justices seemed motivat- wings of the court. The conservatives contract.” The NLRA, for its part, says reject the idea that employers could use ed by competing grand visions of poli- insisted on a literalist, original-intent that workers may join unions and en- their structural power in forming em- tics. Expect more of that if Trump cre- reading of the relevant federal laws; the gage in collective bargaining or “other ployment contracts to make employees ates a stable conservative majority — liberals focused on the laws’ purpose concerted activities for the purpose of give up their rights. and expect the conservatives to keep and the practical consequences of the collective bargaining or other mutual Seen from this perspective, the class- winning. decision. aid or protection.” action suits look like exactly the sort of The decision known as Epic Systems The conservative opinion written by collective, “concerted” employee activ- Bloomberg Corp. v. Lewis combines three cases, all Justice Neil Gorsuch — his first really ity that the NLRA was designed to per- of which grew out of fairly standard important decision for the court — mit. If that is correct, then the NLRA, Noah Feldman is a Bloomberg Opinion disputes between employers and em- simply took the FAA as controlling law. which was enacted after the FAA, columnist. He is a professor of law at ployees over whether the workers were The arbitration agreements exist, and should effectively modify the command Harvard University and was a clerk to classified accurately and paid according they should be followed unless there’s a that arbitration agreements should U.S. Supreme Court Justice David Souter.

Raising cane: Tastemakers should declare walking sticks a must-have accessory By Don Rose like an old man.” “You are an old man,” he shot back. This is an appeal to the lords and ladies Irrefutable logic. I succumbed and I’m who dictate high fashion — those who glad I did. proclaimed ripped and slashed jeans to be I’ve been using one for seven years and high chic and brought back those double- can honestly say the cane has probably breasted, chalk-striped men’s suits favored prevented one fall a month ever since. It by 1940s mafiosi. Those who have stylish catches and supports me when I misjudge young women dyeing their hair gray. the height of a curb or stumble over a bro- As a public service I urge you to bring ken Chicago sidewalk or Parisian cobble- back the walking stick as a fashion acces- stone street. sory — think Fred Astaire in white tie and I’ve had only one fall. About a year ago, tails twirling one or Leonardo DiCaprio walking home from a pleasant lunch and looking ever so dashing leaning on his as sort of swinging the cane instead of touch- “The Great Gatsby.” ing it down with every step. Fortunately it It would be a public service because it resulted only in a bruised knee and cut over would help remove the negative onus of my eye, but could have been much worse. I using canes, which older Americans should don’t swing my cane anymore. do to save their lives and limbs. Another point: When using a cane it’s Consider this: A report from the Centers almost impossible to text or check your for Disease Control and Prevention email on your smartphone. showed fatal falls are on the rise among GETTY According to a 2013 study, canes were people 65 and up. In 2016 nearly 30,000 Canes are a simple, inexpensive, one-time fix that could prevent falls and resulting injuries. used by 4.8 million Americans — 60 per- older people died from falls — that’s 61.6 of cent or nearly 3 million of whom were 65 every 100,000 elderly individuals who died many busted bones — a fix that doesn’t versal symbol for “seniors,” that silhouette or older. Imagine how many lives might be that year, compared with 47 fall-related require you to change your diet, exercise of a male with a cane posted next to a sym- saved, or concussions or busted hips pre- deaths for every 100,000 in 2007. more or drink less. Get a plain, ordinary bolic wheel chair, indicating a seat is re- vented, if we could double that number. The CDC said 1 in 4 American seniors cane for 40 bucks or so and learn to use it served for the elderly or disabled. Bringing canes into the mainstream by has a “serious” fall every year, 20 percent of properly. Get a fancy one if you prefer. Take my case. Around age 80, a failed reviving walking sticks as a fashion item which result in broken bones or traumatic Medical specialists and physical thera- eye surgery left one eye permanently would help immensely by overcoming the brain injuries. No reason was offered for pists agree that people in their upper years weaker than the other, hampering my reluctance of many elders who reject the the increase, though I could suggest per- should use canes to prevent falls, regard- perspective and giving me a bit of a balance idea because it would make them look haps texting or otherwise burying noses less of whether they think they need one. problem. My legs and hips are otherwise older or infirm. But until that time comes, into cellphones while walking instead of Rare is the 70-year-old without some hint fine. consider it an investment in the future. keeping eyes peeled on the sidewalk is why of arthritis, neuropathy or imbalance that “Get a cane,” a therapist told me. “Every- You may not look as debonair as Astaire, — but that’s only my speculation. makes one vulnerable to falling. one your age — even 10 years younger — but you’ll live longer. Whatever the reason, canes are a simple, I suspect that many of my fellow geezers should be using one. Falls are your greatest inexpensive, one-time fix that clearly reject the idea because it’s associated with enemy.” Don Rose is a Chicago-based media consult- would save a great many lives and prevent old age or a disability. Think of the uni- “But,” I replied, “if I used a cane, I’d feel ant. Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, May 29, 2018 15 PERSPECTIVE

A Roger Ailes biopic immortalizing him as an evildoer? Yes, please. By Margaret Sullivan film can deliver — just as fact-based movies like “Spot- Most Americans probably light” or “The Post” have don’t know his name, but we helped many people under- sure do live in his world. stand how journalism works, Roger Ailes — who died and why it matters. a year ago this month — Separately, the reporter co-created Fox News and and author Gabriel Sherman, fostered the presidency of who wrote the definitive Donald Trump. biography of Ailes (and suf- His hugely successful fered the consequences by media empire billed itself as being turned into a target of “fair and balanced” even retaliation) is working on a though it was, by design, a Showtime miniseries based place to nurture the politics on his book, “The Loudest of hate. Voice in the Room.” And, adding to that sorry But even without these SPENCER PLATT/GETTY record, Ailes was an early, worthwhile ventures, Ailes’ The police call on Yale graduate student Lolade Siyonbola shows how public sleepers are discriminated against. deposed villain of the #Me- dark legacy will endure. He Too movement. (He resigned resides in every political in 2016 from one of the most moment. powerful positions in global In his obituary for Ailes, media after former “Fox & The Washington Post’s Sleeping in public is taboo Friends” host Gretchen Marc Fisher described the Carlson sued him for sexual cable network’s methods harassment; she eventually diplomatically: “Fox gave got a $20 million settle- intensive coverage to stories — unless you’re young, ment.) that later collapsed under The flame-throwing closer inspection.” writer Xeni Jardin offered a Fisher quoted conserva- succinct anniversary tweet: tive-turned-liberal activist white and privileged “Remembering Roger Ailes, David Brock, author of “The who died one year ago. We’re Fox Effect” on what Ailes By Benjamin Reiss Out in Paris and London,” for Fogerty, a librarian in suburban glad you’re dead.” wrought: “At Fox, Ailes has instance, portrayed tramping as an Seattle, told me that staffers at her Now, we learn, Hollywood ushered in the era of post- When Yale graduate student endlessly exhausting search for institution used to rouse sleepers is gearing up to immortalize truth politics. The facts no Lolade Siyonbola dozed off in a sleep — on park benches, in noisy who appeared to be homeless, but Ailes’ unsavory story in a longer matter, only what is common room of her dormitory and dangerous lodging houses, by someone who looked like a tired biopic focusing on his fall politically expedient, sensa- during a late-night paper-writing the side of the road. There, you student wouldn’t be bothered. from grace. tionalistic and designed to session, she had no idea what her could be kicked by police, robbed Siyonbola could hardly have I take no pleasure in danc- confirm the pre-existing nap would lead to. Another stu- by thieves, molested or simply imagined herself entering into the ing on the man’s grave (well, opinions of a large audience.” dent, perhaps assuming that Siy- assaulted by rough conditions. ranks of outcast sleepers. Elite, maybe I do), but if the movie Included in the Fox reper- onbola was an intruder or dis- In our own times, rough sleep- private schools such as Yale often is true to the facts, then Ailes’ toire was not only the lie that turbed at the sight of a black per- ing inspires municipal efforts to winkingly acknowledge students’ legacy will be tarnished Barack Obama, the first son sleeping in plain view (or sweep poor people’s troublesome late nights when they provide further, justifiably so. black U.S. president, was both), turned on the lights and told needs out of view. We see danger special spaces for napping on Charlize Theron, accord- born outside the United her: “You’re not supposed to be in the vulnerable and defenseless campus: The Yale Chaplain’s Of- ing to The Hollywood Re- States, but also, Fisher re- sleeping here. I’m going to call the sleepers, more than in the condi- fice, for instance, describes its porter, will play Megyn Kelly, called, “that Obama’s health police.” When the police came, tions they face. In 2014 the Na- lounge as “a welcoming place to the former Fox star now at reform initiative would they subjected Siyonbola to an tional Law Center on Homeless- study, relax, or take a nap by the NBC, who was a key figure impose death panels to de- excruciating 17-minute interroga- ness and Poverty reported that 34 fireplace.” In contrast, black peo- in bringing down Ailes when termine which Americans tion, captured on her live Face- percent of 187 American cities had ple’s exhaustion has long been she lent her insider’s credi- might be refused medical book feed. laws banning camping in public; viewed by whites as an indication bility to multiple women’s care; or that human behavior Siyonbola’s ordeal adds of laziness or unruliness — a claims. played no role in global cli- napping to the lengthy list of sign that they were in need of It’s hard to argue with the mate change.” mundane activities for which more discipline and social reg- casting of Theron, the ac- In more recent days, of black people have recently Public sleeping came to ulation, rather than comfort complished, big-name ac- course, Fox has become been targeted by white people: be associated with and seclusion. The complain- tress who uncannily looks almost a form of state TV, sitting in a Starbucks, playing ant who roused Siyonbola did the part. And the ensemble and its biggest remaining golf, checking out of an Airbnb. indecency. not see a student, but a black cast reportedly has a promi- star, Sean Hannity, is a presi- But it is also an opportunity to body whose needs were inap- nent place for a Carlson role dential confidant and tireless think about our society’s un- propriately attended to in too. And that is only right. Trump cheerleader. spoken taboo against public sleep- 43 percent prohibited sleeping in public. Her suit, making the case “Our media landscape is ing and the consequences for vehicles; and 53 percent banned What happened to Siyonbola that Ailes damaged her ca- now a perfect Ailes-ian different groups when breaking sitting or lying down in certain was outrageous, but it lasted less reer after she refused his dystopia, cleaved into camps that taboo. public places. than an hour and resulted in her repeated sexual advances, of captive audiences geeked Writing in 1939, the sociologist For the more socially advan- returning to her dorm room. The was one of the early tri- up on terror and disgust,” Norbert Elias described sleeping — taged, loopholes exist: Under cer- police may have prolonged the umphs of the #MeToo move- wrote Matt Taibbi in a blis- like other bodily functions such as tain circumstances, public sleeping incident more than it deserved, but ment. It was the first major tering Rolling Stone assess- blowing one’s nose or evacuating is tolerated if it appears to be a they also admonished the woman chink in the armor that, for ment shortly after Ailes died. waste — as an activity that Europe- choice rather than a need. Sleeping who made the call. Siyonbola’s far too long, protected the “The more scared and hate- ans of the 18th and 19th centuries on a plane or commuter train fellow students rallied to support likes of movie mogul Harvey filled we are, the more adver- decided must be undertaken in seems like a sensible way to store her. Still her story tells us that no Weinstein, NBC host Matt tising dollars come pouring private in a “civilized” society. up energy for business or to miti- matter how far up the ladder dark- Lauer and so many others. in, on both sides.” Historian Sasha Handley has re- gate jet lag. The image of young skinned people have climbed, and Bringing the Ailes story to In short, Ailes fostered cently shown that around this lovers sprawled out in a public no matter how grueling the job of a mass audience can be im- hate, abused women and time, middle-class homes began to park, asleep in each others’ em- climbing it, their weariness is portant in making sure that helped give us a divisive feature a novel architectural ar- brace, conjures idyllic romance. liable to be viewed with suspicion. the sexual-harassment reck- president. rangement: the bedroom. Dozing But as soon as public spaces be- If home is where we go to sleep, oning doesn’t backslide, If all goes well, Hollywood in public increasingly became an come associated with too much then she caught a glimpse, for a something that’s all too will immortalize him as an affront to refined sensibilities, a sleeping, or the wrong people frightening moment at least, of possible. evildoer who got his come- reminder of the body’s basic func- sleeping, conflict ensues. what it is to be homeless. “This is a story that has to uppance. tions that were supposed to be This issue has beset public represent the women in- Who says there’s no good tidily managed behind closed libraries, whose quiet spaces and Tribune Content Agency volved and what happened news anymore? doors. comfortable chairs have made correctly — for all women Accordingly, public sleeping them attractive resting places for Benjamin Reiss is a professor and (and men) to understand,” The Washington Post came to be associated with inde- homeless people. Many libraries in chair of the English department at Carlson told me by text. cency, vagrancy, lack of willpower urban centers have cracked down, Emory University. He is the author She’s right. Ailes’ story needs Margaret Sullivan is the and moral or economic failure. prohibiting sleeping. Yet such rules of “Wild Nights: How Taming Sleep to be understood by the mass media columnist for The George Orwell’s 1933 “Down and may be enforced selectively. Naomi Created Our Restless World.” audience that a Hollywood Washington Post.

VOICE OF THE PEOPLE School closings May 23 editorial, but it forgot to ors for the first time in a decade. of the city I live near, Columbus, of the people on a promise of mention how many of those Also, we have purchased Ohio. “change we can believe in,” is The University of Chicago pesky poor people disappeared Chromebooks so that each of our The pattern is simple: Atax now comfortable with hitting Consortium on School Research from the city. 12,000 high school students next increase leads to people leaving, the taxpayers with an estimated study concludes: — Andrea Lancer, Chicago year will have a device to take which leads to more taxes in- $175 million bill, the projected “Closing schools — even poorly home. creases, which leads to more cost of road changes in and performing ones — does not im- Prioritizing While we’ve made progress, people leaving. While this is around Jackson Park deemed prove the outcome of displaced this large suburban district serv- happening, other related quality- necessary for the Obama Presi- children, on average. ... Closing education ing more than 39,000 students is of-life factors deteriorate, like dential Center. under-enrolled schools may seem Illinois passed historic legisla- still only funded at 55 percent of increased crime, crumbling Last week Rev. B. Herbert like a viable solution to policy- tion last year that fixed our bro- what it takes to provide a quality school systems, etc. This all leads Martin Sr. wrote an impassioned makers who seek to address fiscal ken school funding system, mak- education, yet the residential tax to decreased credibility of gov- letter to the Chicago Tribune deficits and declining enrollment, ing it more equitable than ever to burden exceeds the state average. ernment institutions, politicians, emphasizing that there is no but our findings show that closing better serve the students who We need the state to provide an police, school leadership. The social justice sticking taxpayers schools caused large disruptions most need support. We are grate- additional $400 million in the pattern tends to accelerate and with the cost for a center pur- without clear benefits for stu- ful to our legislators for their vote K-12 public education budget this not move at a constant pace until ported to be 100 percent privately dents.” on behalf of students in School year in order to stay on track and it is stopped. funded when “our streets run red The Tribune wrote: District U-46 and across Illinois. to provide the possibility of prop- It is only stopped if there are with blood (and) … schools have “Our takeaway: Despite dire Since Illinois’ adoption of a erty tax relief. significant changes at the top. been closed in our most vulnera- warnings from union leaders and new funding model, dollars have We urge our legislators to make At this point, I don’t see a willing- ble communities.” other opponents, most students been flowing to schools equitably, investing in education the new ness in Chicago to stop this pat- Ald. David Moore is to be ap- adjusted well.” and we have started to discuss normal in Springfield. tern and predict it will continue plauded for his “no” vote. His I don’t know how much how to begin reinvesting in our — Tony Sander, chief executive and continue to accelerate. ward is only one of many areas of cherry-picking of excerpts the students and classrooms. For officer, School District U-46 — Jim Burke, Dublin, Ohio the city referred to by Martin, Tribune Editorial Board had example, beginning next school where schools need supplies and to do to rationalize that the may- year, our 6,000 middle school repairs, and streets need potholes or’s decision to close 50 schools students across eight schools will Population patterns Chicago’s burden and sewers fixed, among other was possibly a good thing in its have access to guidance counsel- In response to Elvia Malagon’s Chicagoans are proud that important needs in our cash- story “Chicago population still we sent President Barack Obama strapped city. tops Houston’s,” Chicago is the to Washington. We are proud Other aldermen need to con- For online exclusive letters go to www.chicagotribune.com/letters. new Detroit. The city of Detroit to have his (not) library located in sider the tax burden of these Send letters by email to [email protected] or to Voice was once the fourth-most-popu- the city that launched him. It unnecessary road changes in and of the People, Chicago Tribune, 435 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL 60611. lated city in the United States. It is incomprehensible that Presi- around Jackson Park. Include your name, address and phone number. now has less than the population dent Obama, who ran as a man — Karen Rechtschaffen, Chicago 16 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, May 29, 2018

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Hospital redevelopment set to begin With $135 million in financing, vacant Cook County building first on the list square-foot behemoth at 1835 W. Harrison St. The building is 550 Civic Health Development sive development in this area,” he demolition. The Murphy-led feet long, the rough equivalent of Group, the team led by Murphy said. “It will unlock billions of development team has needed a 50-story skyscraper turned on Development Group, confirmed it dollars in investments, and jobs.” more than two years to put its its side, Murphy said. closed Friday on financing to The renovation will be the first plan into motion, in part because Financing for the initial phase Ryan Ori renovate the sprawling building of as many as five or more phases of the poor condition of the build- consists of equity, construction On Real Estate in the Illinois Medical District. of development on the 14-acre ing’s interior. loans and historic tax credits, Construction is expected to site, Murphy said. The devel- “What everyone said can’t be valued at about $135 million com- Work to convert the long- start within two weeks, Chairman opment is expected to later in- done can finally be done,” Mur- bined, Murphy said. vacant Cook County Hospital and CEO John T. Murphy said. clude new buildings for uses such phy said. “We’re going to turn a Other equity investors include building into two Hyatt hotels, Murphy has high hopes for his as apartments and offices. dilapidated building into the first local real estate firms MB Real medical offices and retail space is firm’s development, as well as Activity has been long awaited phase of what could become a $1 Estate, for which Murphy is vice expected to start soon, after the other projects it may help get off at the former hospital building, billion project.” chairman, and Walsh Investors project secured about $135 mil- the ground. “Once we reset this old which has been vacant since 2002 First up is the existing building, lion in financing. building, I think you’ll see explo- and was once threatened with an approximately 345,000- Turn to Hospital, Page 2 Stores close to open eyes By shutting shops for anti-bias initiative, Starbucks puts spotlight on training trend By Alexia Elejalde-Ruiz and Lauren Zumbach Chicago Tribune

Starbucks will close all 8,000 of its company-owned U.S. stores Tuesday afternoon to train em- ployees to combat unconscious bias, marking the start of an effort by the coffee giant to turn a public relations mess into a teachable moment. Unconscious bias training has become increasingly popular at companies wishing to cultivate diverse, inclusive environments, but the high-profile nature of Starbucks’ initiative — and the outrage that spurred it — has put the concept in the spotlight. “All eyes are on Starbucks, and the company has a really unique opportunity to show other compa- nies how to do this well,” said Erin Thomas, who leads the Chicago office of Paradigm, a diversity and inclusion strategy consulting firm. Most stores will close at 2 p.m. local time. Stores that aren’t owned by the company, such as those operated by grocery stores and hotels, will remain open. Starbucks announced the train- ing day for its 175,000 employees in mid-April as the chain became the target of protests and calls for boycotts over the arrest of two black men at a Starbucks in Philadelphia. The men, business partners who hadn’t purchased anything, were waiting for an KIICHIRO SATO/AP associate to arrive, and when one A store-closing sign is posted at a pickup counter at a Chicago Starbucks store Friday. Most stores will close around 2 p.m. Tuesday. asked to use the restroom, the store manager refused. They were “It’s not about making someone that’s going to be a problem,” he a highlight video that suggests bias. asked to leave and when they feel bad, it’s about understanding said. “If it’s an initial step, it’s a much of the event will be guided Starbucks said it plans to share didn’t, and the manager called reality and then creating behav- powerful step.” by recorded footage. It includes a the content and curriculum with police, prompting many to won- iors that can create a different Starbucks is calling Tuesday’s welcome by Starbucks CEO Kevin other companies. der if events would have unfolded one,” said Doug Harris, CEO of four-hour training the first step in Johnson, a talk by Chicago-born “I do think this is historic,” differently if the men were white. Chicago-based diversity consul- a “long-term journey.” The initial rapper Common, and a segment Sherrilyn Ifill, president and di- The incident was an example of tancy The Kaleidoscope Group. training will focus on understand- from Starbucks founder Howard rector-counsel of the NAACP Le- when bias — which everyone As with anything else, the ing racial bias and the history of Schultz reaffirming the coffee gal Defense and Educational harbors — goes unchecked and effectiveness of the training de- discrimination in public accom- shop’s role as a “third place” — Fund, said during a conference results in “blatant discrimination,” pends on whether it is done well, modations in the United States, that is, a gathering spot outside of call with reporters Thursday. She Thomas said. and that’s a challenge in an while future events will address work and home. An original docu- is one of several racial justice Unconscious bias training at- unregulated industry, Harris said. other areas in which bias exists, mentary called “You’re Welcome,” leaders Starbucks contacted in the tempts to make people aware of He applauds Starbucks for own- including gender identity, class, created for the event by filmmaker wake of the Philadelphia arrest their automatic assumptions ing up to the problem and com- political views and religious affili- Stanley Nelson, will be screened. who have been serving as unpaid about certain groups and provide mitting to make changes, though ation. Employees also will receive note- consultants to help the company tools to prevent those snap judg- he said time will tell how genuine The company last week re- books to guide them through devise a strategy. ments from shaping their deci- its commitment is. leased details about what Tues- small group discussions about sions. “If all they do is that training, day’s training will entail, including their personal experiences with Turn to Starbucks, Page 2 Puzzling EU data privacy law takes effect Countries, firms struggle said it was temporarily putting its Lawyers also say it isn’t yet website off limits in most EU clear how regulators will interpret with how to implement it countries. the sometimes general language The implementation of GDPR written into the law. By Danica Kirka has also made data protection an For example, the law says proc- Associated Press issue in contract negotiations as essing of personal data must be firms argue about how to divvy up “fair” and data should be held “no LONDON — Lars Andersen’s responsibility for any data breach. longer than necessary.” business handles some of the most “Deals are being held up by data Andersen of My Nametags said sensitive data there is — the names protection,” said Phil Lee, a part- the law has already caused prob- and phone numbers of children. ner in privacy security and infor- lems for his business. The owner of London-based mation at Fieldfisher, a law firm He has been advised that the My Nametags, which makes per- with offices in 18 EU cities. “If company website in the Nether- sonalized nametags to iron into something goes wrong, what hap- lands has to be different from the children’s clothing, says protect- pens?” one in the U.K. because the two ing that information is fundamen- EU countries as a whole aren’t countries are likely to apply the tal to his business, which operates MATT DUNHAM/AP ready for the new rules. Less than law differently, and has a dispute in 130 countries. My Nametags chief Lars Andersen says determining what his company half of the 28 member states have with a supplier over which of But as of Friday, My Nametags must do to comply is confusing at best. adopted national laws to imple- them is responsible for protecting and most other companies that ment GDPR, though the laggards certain data. collect or process the personal stand what level of protection sort of answers.” are expected to do so in the next U.K. Information Commis- information of EU residents now different data need, whether this That uncertainty, together with few weeks, according to Wilmer- sioner Elizabeth Denham has must take a number of extra could force them to change the stiff penalties for violating the law, Hale, an international law firm. tried to ease concerns, saying the precautions to comply with the way they do business and inno- has convinced internet-based As with most EU-wide regula- most important thing is for com- new General Data Protection vate, and how to manage the EU’s businesses such as Unroll.me, an tions, enforcement of the new panies to try their best to comply Regulation, which the EU calls the 28 national data regulators, who inbox management firm, and gam- rules falls to national authorities. with the law and work with most sweeping change in data enforce the law. ing company Ragnarok Online to While the EU stresses that the authorities to correct any prob- protection rules in a generation. “Once you try to codify the block EU users from their sites. law applies to everyone, one of the lems. While the legislation has been spirit (of the law) — then you get Pottery Barn, an arm of San big outstanding questions is “We pride ourselves on being a applauded for tackling the thorny unintended consequences,” An- Francisco-based housewares re- whether regulators will go after fair and proportionate regulator question of personal data privacy, dersen said. “There’s been a chal- tailer Williams-Sonoma Inc., said any entity that breaks the law or and this will continue under the the rollout is causing confusion. lenge for us: What actually do I it would no longer ship to EU focus on data giants like Google GDPR,” Denham said in a blog Companies are trying to under- have to do? There are a million addresses. The Los Angeles Times and Facebook. post. 2 Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Tuesday, May 29, 2018 Old hospital to become hotels, offices, retail

Hospital, from Page 1 “Once we reset and Granite Companies. this old building, Australia’s Plenary Group is also an investor. I think you’ll see Lenders include CIBC and private equity firm explosive devel- Ares Management. The eastern two-thirds opment in this of the building will be con- verted to connected Hyatt area. It will un- House and Hyatt Place lock billions of hotels with a combined 210 rooms, Murphy said. dollars in invest- Renovations also will create about 75,000 square ments, and jobs.” feet of Cook County medi- cal offices and 25,000 —John T. Murphy, square feet of retail, likely developer including a food hall and pharmacy, he said. There also will be a pleted in 1914. The devel- ABEL URIBE/CHICAGO TRIBUNE display honoring the Cook opers this year plan to seek The first phase of development includes the old Cook County hospital building, an approximately 345,000-square-foot County medical campus’ city landmark status for the building at 1835 W. Harrison St. that is 550 feet long, the rough equivalent of a 50-story skyscraper turned on its side. history, Murphy said. He building, which is already said it could include a men- listed on the National Reg- Skidmore, Owings & Centric Chicago and a forward to this day, and we some combination of af- tion of his great-uncle, John ister of Historic Places, Merrill is the architect, Koo portion of the Oriental anxiously await restoration fordable housing, retail, B. Murphy, who once Murphy said. Interiors is the interior Theatre building into a of this amazing building and parking and medical offices. worked on the campus and In 2003, County Board designer and Walsh Con- Cambria Suites. returning it to its original Demand for medical also was President Theo- President John Stroger struction is the contractor. As part of the devel- glory,” Cook County Board office and research space dore Roosevelt’s doctor. unsuccessfully pushed for Walsh Investors is the firm’s opment, Murphy’s venture President Toni Preckwinkle has exceeded expectations, The old hospital building the demolition of the brick, real estate investment arm. previously signed a 99-year said in a statement. Murphy said. If enough was the site of the first U.S. granite and terra-cotta Murphy has converted ground lease with the The development’s $300 leases are signed, the entire blood bank and other medi- building, saying it was other historic buildings in county, with two 25-year million to $400 million second phase could be cal milestones. outdated. During its long Chicago, including turning extension options. second phase could start as dedicated to those uses, he The eight-story Beaux vacancy the interior has the former Chicago Motor The first phase is ex- soon as later this year, just said. Arts building, designed by fallen into disrepair, with Club building into a Hamp- pected to be completed by east of the existing hospital Cook County Architect peeling paint throughout ton Inn, a Loop office summer 2020. building, Murphy said. New [email protected] Paul Gerhardt, was com- the building. building into the Hyatt “We have long looked construction could create Twitter @Ryan_Ori Starbucks closes stores for anti-bias training Starbucks, from Page 1

“I don’t know of another company as ubiquitous as Starbucks is … that has stated their willingness to directly confront racism and bias within their own company,” Ifill said. Heather McGhee, presi- dent of Demos, a prog- ressive public policy or- ganization that is also ad- vising Starbucks, said she has been pleasantly sur- prised by the depth of Starbucks’ commitment. “My earliest memory is being chased out of a candy store by a store manager,” she said on the call. “As a black woman, I had cyni- cism of what commitment a company like this would have to making a meaning- ful difference.” The consultants plan to produce a report next month to assess how the training went and lay out future plans. Buy-in from employees is the goal for Tuesday, but eventually anti-bias training must be incorporated throughout the organization, particu- larly when bringing new employees onboard, Ifill said. MICHAEL BRYANT/PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER “We made it clear we Protesters gather last month at a Philadelphia Starbucks where two black men were arrested after employees called police to say they were trespassing. won’t be a rubber stamp to validate their program if we CEO Action for Diversity most effective when busi- That’s especially impor- people to use should they nal initiatives to counter the feel it is not delivering on its and Inclusion, which re- nesses can connect it to the tant for retail and con- encounter bias at work, she negative effects of bias. For promises,” McGhee said. quires a pledge to imple- work employees do day to sumer-facing companies. said. Among the strategies example, there is a push Starbucks has ample cor- ment unconscious bias day, and when they have Starbucks recently an- taught is to “be aware of our within the technology team porate company as it strives training as well as other infrastructure in place to nounced it will allow non- first thought,” which is to interview candidates for to address bias, which can diversity initiatives, ensure the impact lasts paying customers to use its where bias often manifests, “a culture add versus a show up in hiring, promo- launched last year with 150 through changes in leader- restrooms and lingerin its and to employ the logical culture fit” — that is, valuing tions, internal workplace companies and now has ship and employee turn- cafes, so workers will need part of the brain to justify people based on their differ- dynamics and customer 449, PwC spokeswoman over, he said. even more guidance than the decisions you make, ent viewpoints rather than interactions. Idalia Hill said. In a survey Research on unconscious before about what qualifies McDermott said. their similarities, Kraft said. At American Airlines, last month answered by bias training has found as disruptive behavior and Meghan Duke, vice presi- Another example given is company leadership went half of the coalition mem- some approaches to be inef- the specific actions employ- dent of business process at the recruiting process in the through anti-bias training bers, 89 percent said they fective. ees should take when a Assurance, who went software engineering de- in January, and all 130,000 were implementing or ex- At Ohio State Universi- customer is disruptive, she through the training, said partment, which requires employees will complete a panding unconscious bias ty’s Kirwan Institute for the said. one of the most memorable hiring managers to conduct computer-based training in training, and more than 60 Study of Race and Ethnicity, “All employees have a teachings was that employ- interviews without seeing June and July, said airline percent made it mandatory trainers focus less on trying role in being welcoming, ees should hold each other candidates’ resumes so that spokeswoman Shannon for at least some workers, to change attitudes, which but it’s not fair to put all of accountable. they’re not influenced by Gilson. The airline pledged she said. The initiative in- research has shown is diffi- the corporate responsibility “It’s appropriate for you factors like the pedigree of to add the training, among cludes a “Check Your Blind cult, and more on actions of inclusion on them when to say, ‘Hey, you need to their school, she said. other diversity efforts, after Spots” mobile unit that people can take to reduce they’re just trying to serve rethink that,’ and call each Kraft said she was heart- the NAACP issued a travel travels to companies and the chance bias will affect people a nice cup of coffee other out when you see ened by an internal survey advisory last fall that ac- schools, inviting people to their decisions, said senior at the end of the day,” bias,” she said. done later that found a cused it of mistreating Afri- come onboard to test their research associate Kelly Ca- Thomas said. One way Duke has seen small uptick in the share of can-American passengers. own bias through onscreen patosto. Such actions can Many companies that bias rear its head at work, employees who believe En- Its program, developed implicit association tests. include, for example, main- implement anti-bias train- she said, is in the assump- ova is inclusive. Often these with consultancy Cook There are drawbacks to taining long-term relation- ing are not responding to a tions people make about types of initiatives suffer Ross, includes interactive unconscious bias training, a ships with people from crisis, but are being proac- entitled millennials. “It’s an from feeling like compli- and in-person training term that some experts other groups. tive or burnishing their di- easy excuse: they’re a mil- ance-oriented human re- meant to help employees dislike because it puts a How companies evaluate versity bona fides. lennial, of course they’re sources programs, she said, understand the causes of negative pall on what is a the effectiveness of bias Assurance, an insurance asking for a raise already,” but “it seems so organic bias and presents case stud- normal mental reflex. trainings also can be prob- and employee engagement she said. To avoid an unfair here, and I think it feels that ies, best practices and tools Bobby Gordon, vice pres- lematic. Rather than the firm headquartered in reaction, “you would take way because it comes from to recognize and mitigate its ident of client relationships standard post-event survey, Schaumburg, in March held the individual out of it and the top.” effects, Gilson said. Exam- at Prism International, trainers should measure a 90-minute “lunch-and- say, ‘If this was anyone else At Starbucks, the urgency ining bias also will be incor- which has provided train- people’s understanding of learn” on unconscious bias on my team, would I say of the training has been porated into training for all ing around diversity issues the concepts before they that was mandatory for they do deserve a raise at coming from the top. The new hires, as well as cus- for 25 years, said he worries start, so there is a baseline supervisors and managers, this point?’” company needed to send a tomer service and leader- that unconscious bias train- for measuring progress, and will be required for In Chicago, online lender strong message after the ship training, and an exist- ing has become a catchall Thomas said. To continue each new class of managers, Enova last summer Philadelphia arrests be- ing diversity training pro- buzzword for all things reinforcing the training, said Michele McDermott, launched unconscious bias cause it has staked out a gram will be required every diversity, when in fact it employers could bake parts senior vice president of hu- training that is mandatory position as a progressive 18 to 24 months, she said. won’t help clients under- of it into performance re- man resources. The com- for managers and voluntary brand that is active on social Accounting firm PwC stand how diversity and views, she said. pany is in discussions about for other employees. About issues, said Bob Phibbs, two years ago rolled out inclusion can benefit their Companies also can’t put rolling it out to all employ- 300 people took part in 20 CEO of the retail consul- unconscious bias training business or help employees the burden on employees to ees and threading the topic training sessions last year, tancy The Retail Doctor. for its nearly 50,000 em- understand cultural differ- always make the right deci- through its other diversity and the company plans to “This is who they’ve cho- ployees, through an online ences. sion, and should have clear initiatives, she said. host another 20 sessions sen to be,” Phibbs said. program they can take on Still, Gordon said, uncon- and objective protocols in The training, conducted this year, said chief people their own time. Its CEO, scious bias training imparts place that guide employees by the Anti-Defamation officer Stacey Kraft. [email protected] Tim Ryan, also is leading an a “critical skill” for man- on how to define and re- League, included role- The two-hour training, [email protected] playing exercises, a written conducted by Kraft’s team, Twitter @alexiaer initiative to get other com- agers and business leaders. spond to particular situa- Twitter @laurenzumbach panies on board. The training tends to be tions, Thomas said. test and action plans for includes examples of inter- Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Tuesday, May 29, 2018 3 Tesla in Autopilot mode Uber to keep workers in Ariz. sped up before hitting truck amid move on self-drive cars Data show driver By Michael Liedtke hit brakes just Associated Press before impact SAN FRANCISCO — Uber’s decision to pull its By Julian Hattem self-driving cars out of Ari- Associated Press zona will mean the loss of about 300 jobs, but almost SALT LAKE CITY — A twice as many of its work- Tesla that crashed while in ers will remain in the state. Autopilot mode in Utah Uber’s decision was trig- this month accelerated in gered by the recent death of the seconds before it woman who was run over smashed into a stopped by one of the ride-hailing firetruck, according to a service’s robotic vehicles police report obtained by while crossing a darkened The Associated Press. Two street in a Phoenix suburb. people were injured. The decision announced Data from the Model S this week means Uber show it picked up speed for won’t be bringing back its 3.5 seconds before crashing self-driving cars to the into the firetruck in subur- streets to Arizona, elimi- DARRELL SAPP/PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE ban Salt Lake City, the nating the jobs of about 300 Uber still plans to build and test self-driving cars as report said. The driver people who served as Waymo and other rivals prepare to enter the field. manually hit the brakes a backup drivers and per- fraction of a second before formed other jobs con- return to Pittsburgh this Herzberg was run over, a impact. nected to the vehicles. summer. The company said ban that a spokesman said Police suggested that the Uber had suspended it is focusing its efforts to Wednesday remains in ef- car was following another testing of its self-driving build self-driving cars in fect. vehicle and dropped its vehicles in Arizona, Pitts- that city as well as in San The fatal collision in- speed to 55 mph to match burgh, San Francisco and Francisco, although it volving Uber’s self-driving the leading vehicle. They Toronto while regulators didn’t make a commitment car added to the headaches say the leading vehicle then investigated the cause of a to bring its robotic vehicles vexing CEO Dara Khos- likely changed lanes and March 18 crash that killed back to the streets of Cali- rowshahi as he tries to the Tesla automatically AP 49-year-old Elaine Herz- fornia, where it no longer repair the damage done by sped up to its preset speed A Tesla Model S operating in Autopilot mode crashed into berg in Tempe, Ariz. It has a permit to operate a regime led by his prede- of 60 mph without noticing a stopped fire truck after it accelerated briefly. marked the first death in- them after allowing its li- cessor, Uber co-founder the stopped cars ahead. volving a fully autonomous cense in that state to expire Travis Kalanick. The com- The police report, which the car illuminated its or traffic citation. Online vehicle, raising questions earlier this year. pany is trying to recover was obtained Thursday brake lights or swerved to court records do not show about the safety of comput- About 550 Uber employ- from a wave of revelations through an open records avoid the truck ahead of it. an attorney listed for her. er-controlled cars being ees will remain in Arizona and allegations about request, provides detail Lommatzsch did not re- The driver of the fire- built by Uber and dozens of working on its other opera- rampant sexual harass- about the vehicle’s actions turn a voicemail message truck told police he had other companies, including tions in the state, including ment in Uber’s workforce, a before the May 11 crash and Thursday. A Tesla spokes- injuries consistent with Google spin-off Waymo. its traditional ride-hailing cover-up of a massive data the driver’s familiarity with woman, Keely Sulprizio, whiplash but did not go to a Federal regulators said service with cars driven by breach and stolen trade its system. did not immediately re- hospital. Thursday that the Uber car humans responding to re- secrets. The driver of the vehicle, spond to an emailed re- Tesla’s Autopilot system had spotted the woman quests made through a Khosrowshahi has Heather Lommatzsch, 29, quest for comment. uses cameras, ultrasonic about six seconds before mobile app. promised he won’t allow told police she thought the The car company has sensors and radar to sense hitting her but that did not Uber brought a fleet of Uber’s self-driving cars vehicle’s automatic emer- said it repeatedly warns the vehicle’s surrounding stop because the system self-driving cars to Arizona back on public roads again gency braking system drivers to stay alert, keep environment and perform used to automatically apply at the end of 2016, just days until he is convinced the would detect traffic and their hands on the wheel basic functions auto- brakes in potentially dan- after the vehicles were vehicles are safe. That stop before the car hit and maintain control of matically. gerous situations had been banned from California for won’t happen until Uber another vehicle. their vehicle at all times Among those functions disabled. not having the proper per- completes “a top-to-bot- She said she owned the while using the Autopilot is automatic emergency Uber still plans to build mits at that time. tom safety review,” accord- car for two years and used system. braking, which the com- and test self-driving cars, California’s action ing to a statement the the semi-autonomous Police say car data show pany says on its website is which the San Francisco prompted Arizona Gov. company issued this week. Autopilot feature on all Lommatzsch did not touch designed “to detect objects company considers to be Doug Ducey to send out a Meanwhile, Waymo is kinds of roadways, includ- the steering wheel for 80 that the car may impact and critical to maintaining its derisive tweet in an effort preparing to launch a ride- ing the highway where she seconds before the crash. applies the brakes accord- early lead in the ride-hail- to persuade Uber to bring hailing service in Arizona crashed, according to the She told police she was ingly.” Tesla says the system ing market. This as Waymo its self-driving cars to his that will pick up passengers report. looking at her phone and is not designed to avoid a and other rivals prepare to state. “This is what OVER- in robotic cars that won’t Lommatzsch said the car comparing different routes collision and warns drivers enter the field with robotic regulation looks like!” Du- have humans to take con- did not provide any audio to her destination. not to rely on it entirely. vehicles that may be able to cey wrote. trol if the vehicle malfunc- or visual warnings before She broke her foot in the The National Highway offer cheaper fares. Ducey prohibited Uber tions. The service is sup- the crash. A witness told crash and this week was Traffic Safety Administra- In a statement, Uber said from continuing its tests of posed to begin before the police she did not see signs charged with a misdemean- tion is investigating. its self-driving cars will self-driving cars after end of this year. 4 Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Tuesday, May 29, 2018 In bike share, a cycle of profit despite the low price point, Investor explains there’s a payback period. why he’s betting After so many rides that bike, that e-scooter, essen- on the concept tially pays for itself. Then, every ride thereafter is prof- By Melissa Repko it. Dallas Morning News A lot of people try to draw a comparison between Across the country, cities Uber and Lyft, but there’s have become bike-share no driver associated with laboratories and battle- bikes, so it’s just a function grounds for companies that of the hardware costs. The want customers to travel on great thing about bikes is two wheels rather than four. that if you’ve under-in- Companies, such as Lime- dexed, or over-indexed, you Bike, Spin, Ofo and Mobike, can either move bikes in or have gained steam in the move bikes out with relative U.S. after catching on in ease and not a very high China. The dockless bikes cost. offer another mode of tran- sit for urban dwellers. They Q: Tell me a little bit can be parked anywhere. more about that. Because They lock and unlock using I think for the average an app, rather than an old- bike rider they’re think- school bike chain. ing “I’m just paying a Bike-share companies couple bucks. How does have attracted millions of that add up?” It’s not like dollars of investment, some Uber or Lyft where I go from the most prestigious across town to the air- venture capital firms in the port. Silicon Valley. Investors are A: Yes, but it’s thousands betting that the rides, which and thousands of rides in cost just a few dollars each, multiple cities. It’s taking will add up to a big payday. LIMEBIKE that small number and But the bikes, which have LimeBike is one of numerous bike-share companies. It offers a fleet of bikes, electric bikes and electric scooters. multiplying it. I’ll take a bike flooded cities, have drawn a to a meeting. I’ll run in to mix of enthusiasm as a way last- and first-mile mobility, that urban transportation The reason why people build brand loyalty in this either grab a snack or go to a to reduce automobile con- especially in urban areas, landscape look and feel use Uber and Lyft is because area. meeting and 30 minutes gestion and exasperation and especially around pub- like? We just felt like there there’s always an Uber and I take Lyft. I don’t know later it’s gone. Somebody for becoming eyesores and lic transportation. As you was a missing component, Lyft available. why I take Lyfts, but I just else picked it up. It’s just a obstacles in public rights of can imagine, real estate which was the mobility that I think the reason why became a Lyft person. function of the sheer way. owners — especially urban electric scooters, and elec- docked bikes have struggled Whenever I open up my amount of rides that are Brad Greiwe is one of the owners — definitely get tric bikes, and bicycles can is because in order to phone, I’ve got Uber right occurring. venture capital investors valuation props if they’re provide. change that mindset and to next to it, but I always pick who has backed bikes — located near those trans- encourage people to use Lyft. So I think a similar Q: City officials and specifically LimeBike, a San portation centers. But imag- Q: Some cities have that mode of transportation dynamic will play out with some citizens have grown Mateo, Calif.-based bike- ine a world where there are been flooded by bikes more often, you need to bike sharing. frustrated with the num- sharing company. Greiwe, smart mobility operating from different compa- have a bike or scooter, etc. ber of bikes throughout who lives in San Francisco, companies like LimeBike nies, including LimeBike. within range all the time. It Q: Many of our readers the city. What would you is co-founder and managing who offer cheap, and easy, Is the idea also that you always has to be convenient drive or walk by Lime- say to people like that? partner of Fifth Wall Ven- and highly accessible mo- flood the zone until for that change to take Bikes every day, and some A: There’s going to be a tures, which invests in real bility options that can ex- you’re the dominant play- place. have used LimeBikes be- learning period when the estate and tech-related pand the scope and scale of er? fore, but they don’t consumer, the city and companies. the buildings that that pub- A: There’s a certain Q: It seems like in a understand its business. these companies are trying LimeBike is in about 60 lic transportation services. amount of that. At the same competitive landscape, a Walk me through the to figure out how to coexist. markets and has more than A lot of people are focus- time, you want to develop lot might come down to business model of Lime- There’s been enough con- 35,000 bikes, electric bikes ing on “What does the city that consumer trust, you “What is the closest bike Bike. How does it make sumer demand for the and electric scooters across of the future look like?” We want to develop a brand, to me?” unless LimeBike money when it’s just mak- product that there’s defi- the U.S. looked at the city landscape and the best way to do that is distinctly different than ing a couple dollars here nitely a path forward. Cities An edited transcript. and saw it’s obviously popu- is by being everywhere and the bike that’s a few and there? want this. Cities want these lated by a significant being readily available for blocks closer. A: The cost to manufac- type of options for their Q: Why were you inter- amount of cars. As that that customer who has an A: It’s a fair point. Even- ture each one of these cities. Everybody is sort ested in investing in a diminishes as AVs (autono- affinity for that brand. tually, not everybody is go- mobility options (bikes, incentivized to find the bike-share company? mous vehicles) become That’s sort of necessitated ing to win, and capital electric bikes and scooters) right solution here, because A: We started to really commercialized over time, the significant amount of becomes a barrier. But I do has a set price. The more if this does work, everybody home in on the impact of how does the definition of bikes. think there are ways to times that asset gets used, wins.

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RACHEL ROCKWELL 1969-2018

Felden, Mary J. Chicago director was Death Notices Mary J. Felden, age 91, passed away peacefully on May 26, 2018. Mary was born in Cedar Rapids, IA and Bogolin, Sr., Anthony ‘Tony’ grew up in Evanston, IL, but May 25, 2018, age 77. Services: Vis. Thu., May eventually made Barrington, U.S. theater rising star 31, Baue Cave Springs, 4-8pm. Svc. Fri., Jun 1, IL her home. She attended Immaculate Conception of Dardenne, 10am, Vis. 1hr By Chris Jones The Chicago Academy of prior. Visit baue.com. Fine Arts, where she met her Chicago Tribune Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries beloved husband, Richard, Rachel Rockwell, one of who preceded her in death in Brennan, Timothy G. November 2006. They were Chicago’s leading directors Devoted husband of Maureen, nee Loftus; Cherished married 59 years and had son of Josephine (late Michael); Loving brother of and choreographers of four incredible daughters. She resided in Barrington Michael (Janet), Dennis (Mary), Catherine (James) stage musicals over the past Hills for 50 years before moving to The Garlands Walker, and Daniel (Bridget); Beloved son-in-law of two decades — and also a of Barrington for 5 years. In her earlier years, she Charles (late Mary Susan) Loftus; Dear brother-in-law rising star on the brink of a raised and bred apricot poodles, showing them na- of Robert (Maureen) Loftus, and Nora (Marty) Hynes; major national career in the tionally and internationally (AKC). She was an avid Fond uncle of Matthew,Ryan, Michael, Michael, gardener and passionate antique collector. She was American theater — died Mitchell, Lauren, Brendan, Emma, Maddie, Patrick, full of life,color and spunk. Sheloved aparty and Monday afternoon at the Brendan, Colin, Elizabeth, and Charlie; Loving never showed up empty-handed. She would be age of 49, said her father, cousin and friend to many; Assistant Director – Cook dressed to the nines and have the best accessories Gary Heyde, who is also County Sheriff’s Department; Visitation Wednesday, to boot. Spending time with her grandchildren and 3:00 to 9:00 p.m.; Funeral Thursday, 10:00 a.m. from known as the novelist great-grandchildren were her heart and joy. She Curley Funeral Home, 6116 W. 111th Street, Chicago Austin Gary. always had a story to share, yet at the same time, a Ridge to St. Linus Church, 10300 Lawler Ave, Oak The cause of her death gift for truly listening. She enjoyed her cross-words Lawn; Mass 11:00 a.m.; Interment Holy Sepulchre was cancer. CHRIS WALKER/CHICAGO TRIBUNE 2012 and keeping up with all the local sports teams, Cemetery; In lieu of flowers, donations to either, Rockwell’s list of credits Director and choreographer Rachel Rockwell was key in the especially those of her great-grandchildren. In her Christmas Without Cancer P.O. Box 628 Oak Lawn, IL later years, she made a wonderful group of friends was formidable and encom- recent creative renaissance of the suburban theaters. 60454, or The Volkman Foundation c/o Beverly Bank and enjoyed their morning coffee and early evening passed most of the Chicago & Trust Co. 10258 S. Western Ave. Chicago, IL 60643 happy hour drinks together. She was a wife, mother, area’s major theaters, from well with young perform- her shows. would be greatly appreciated; For Funeral info 708- grandmother, great-grandmother, Nana, G.G. and the Goodman Theatre to ers. Whether directing Rockwell, who grew up 422-2700, or www.curleyfuneralhome.com friend to all. She is dearly loved and will be sorely the Drury Lane in Oak- “Billy Elliot” or “Oliver,” in Oakland City and missed. Mary is survived by her children, Christine brook Terrace, and from the Rockwell refused to traffic Boonville, Ind., and lived in A. (Ron) Baughman, Rebecca S. (Michael) Grimm, Marriott Theatre in Lin- in the usual tricks of cute Berwyn with her family, Mary Lynn Felden, and Deborah L. (James) Perrotti; colnshire to the Paramount children but coaxed honest, began her own career as a Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries grandchildren, Robin, Erin, Kathryn, Robert, Tiffany, Theatre in Aurora. She also warm and vulnerable per- performer. She was a gradu- William, and Douglas; and eight great grandchil- worked frequently, and formances from her young ate of the acclaimed theater Coff, Lois dren. She was preceded in death by her husband, spectacularly well, at Chi- charges. program at the University of Lois Goldstein Coff, age 91. Beloved wife of the Richard; grandson, Michael Jr., and brothers, John cago Shakespeare Theater. “Working with children Evansville and appeared in late Morris; loving mother of Jill Janows and Bruce Humphrey. Visitation will be 10am until Rockwell’s acclaimed is all about taking away national tours as a young (Joshua Rubenstein); Pamela (Phillip) the funeral service at 11am, Friday, June 1 at the Picchietti, Amy (David) Foosaner, and Presbyterian Church of Barrington, 6 Brinker Road, productions include their bad habits and getting ensemble member. She first stepmother of Larry (Elisheva) Coff, Barrington. Burial will be private. In lieu of flowers “Mamma Mia!” in 2017 at them to understand and came to notice in the Chi- David Coff and Russell (Leslie) Coff; cher- memorial donations may be made to JourneyCare the Marriott, “West Side equate the emotions their cago area as a choreo- ished grandmother of Andrew and the late Brian Foundation, 2050 Claire Court, Glenview, IL 60025; Story” in 2015 at the Drury characters feel to some- grapher but then began and the late Jeffrey Picchietti, Adam and Marissa or to M.A.D.D., www.madd.org. Arrangements Lane, “Ride the Cyclone” at thing they have experi- directing shows herself. Foosaner, Ben Rubenstein, Samantha, Jordan, were entrusted to Davenport Family Funeral Home, Chicago Shakespeare Thea- enced in their own lives,” So great was her success Aharon, Summer and Isabel Coff; devoted daughter Barrington, 847-381-3411. Please visit www.daven- ter in 2015, “Annie” at the she told the Tribune in — and so distinctive, emo- of the late Jacob and Minnie Goldstein; dear sister portfamily.com to send condolences. Paramount in 2012 and a 2012. “Once they are given tionally rich and truthful of the late Charlotte (the late Berton) Becker. Chapel notably joyous production permission to be honest and her approach — that it often service Wednesday, May 30, 12:15pm, at Shalom Memorial Funeral Home, 1700 West Rand Road, of “Ragtime” at the Drury relate to each other, they felt like Rockwell was doing Arlington Heights. Interment Shalom Memorial Lane in 2010. But those are really are more capable of for Chicago musicals what Park. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to just a few examples from a doing that than the phony others previously had done Assistance in Healthcare, 2520 Elisha Avenue, Zion Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries very long list. stuff people ask them to do for this city’s plays and IL 60099. For information and condolences: (847) Indeed, Rockwell was a most of the time. Rather improvisational comedy. 255-3520 or www.shalom2.com Feldmeier, Arlene Teresa key part of the creative than dimples and hand ges- Her loss is profound, but (nee Lagona), avid golfer and member of the Palos renaissance of the suburban tures, I think it’s way more then so is her legacy of Ladies Golf League, Palos theaters that ring Chicago. interesting to see them entertaining, enlightening Heights Women’s Club, Notre In 2012, the Tribune scratch their legs onstage and moving Chicagoans of Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Dame Football and Chicago named Rockwell one of its and be children.” all ages and walks of life. White Sox Fan, Graduate of Chicagoans of the Year in Rockwell did much the Duffy, JoAnne St. Mary’s College & dedi- cated volunteer of many of Duffy, JoAnne (nee Bowen) JoAnne passed away the Arts. same in her work with adult Chris Jones is a Tribune the local Catholic Charities peacefully on May 25th Among her many talents performers, who adored critic. Functions. Beloved wife of 56 after a courageous battle in the theater was an un- her in return and returned years to Michael A. Feldmeier. surrounded by her loving [email protected] Loving mother of the late common ability to work time and again to work in family. JoAnne grew up in Dana Marie & late Robert C. Elmhurst, Illinois, graduated (Kathleen) Feldmeier. Cherished grandmother of from Loyola University, and Kelsey, Meghan, Daniel & Patrick. Devoted daughter always lived in the Chicago of the late; Edmund & Adeline Lagona. Dear sister area. JoAnne and Mark met of Bonnie (Andy) O’Gorman of Aliso Viejo, CA and while working in the finan- sister-in-law of Mary Alice (late Jim) Schuster of Chicago Daily Tribune cial industry. Later JoAnne Woodstock, GA & late Jane (late Jim) Dijovine of worked for the American ON MAY 29 ... In 1987 Placentia, CA. Fond aunt of Michael O’Gorman a jury in Los Ange- Americans, including the Medical Association before she dedicated herself of Aliso Viejo, CA & Erin O’Gorman of Irvine, CA, les found “Twilight Zone” 1998 bombings of two U.S. to nurturing their family. She loved her family pas- Nicholas Schuster of Woodstock, GA, Heidi Shuster- In 1765 Patrick Henry de- director John Landis and embassies in Africa that sionately. JoAnne’s strength, beauty, and kindness Meier or Milwaukee, WI, Morgan Dijovine-Daniel of nounced the English Stamp four associates not guilty of killed 224 people. Also in were admired by all. JoAnne took pleasure in Corona, CA & Madelyn Dijovine-Meeker of Orange, 2001 laughing with her friends, reading, and traveling Act in Virginia's House of involuntary manslaughter the Supreme Court CA. Visitation Wednesday, May 30th from 3 until 8 the world. What she loved most was spending Burgesses, then responded in the movie-set deaths of ruled that disabled golfer p.m. Chapel prayers Thursday, May 31st, 9:30 a.m. time with her family. Beloved wife of Mark F. Duffy. to a cry of “Treason” by actor Vic Morrow and two Casey Martin could use a at the Kerry Funeral Home & Cremation Care Center, Loving mother of Richard Francis (Ana) Duffy, Joseph 7020 W. 127th Street, Palos Heights proceeding to saying: “If this be treason, children. cart to ride in tournaments. Francis Bowen (Regina) Duffy, Elizabeth Anne (fiancé Saint Alexander Church, Mass 10:00 a.m. Interment make the most of it!” Garth Rush) Duffy, and Mary Frances Duffy. Loving In 1988 In 2003 Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, con- President Ronald AOL Time Warner daughter of the late Estelle “Peachie” and Joseph tributions to Catholic Charities of Chicago, 721 N In 1790 Rhode Island be- Reagan began his first visit and Microsoft announced a Francis Bowen. Dear sister of Denise (Ralph) Ryan, LaSalle Drive, Chicago, IL 60654 would be appreci- came the 13th original co- to the Soviet Union as he settlement in their battle William (Cheryl) Bowen, Martin Bowen, and the late ated. www.kerryfh.com ~ (708) 361.4235 ~ www. lony to ratify the U.S. Con- arrived in Moscow for a over Internet browsers, John Bowen. Kind daughter in law of Kathleen and facebook.com/kerryfuneral stitution. superpower summit with with the software giant pay- the late Richard Francis Duffy. Fond sister in law Soviet leader Mikhail Gor- ing AOL $750 million. of R. Michael (Susan) Duffy, F. Joseph (Suzanne) In 1932 World War I veter- bachev. Duffy, Mary (David) Segerson, John (Patrice) Duffy, ans marched on Washington In 2005 French voters Dolores (Gary) Wigman, David (Lexi) Duffy, Peter In 1990 (Marta) Duffy, Virginia Duffy, Diane (Michael) Radel, to demand cash bonuses that Boris Yeltsin was soundly rejected the Euro- and Daniel (Kris) Duffy. Kind aunt of many nieces and Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries they weren't scheduled to elected president of the pean Union's proposed con- nephews. Visitation Tuesday 3:00-8:00 p.m., Sullivan receive for another 13 years. Russian republic in the stitution, which was also Funeral Home, 60 S. Grant Street, Hinsdale, Illinois. third round of balloting by defeated by the Dutch days Visitation Wednesday 10:00 a.m. at St. John of the In 1942 Bing Crosby, the the Russian parliament. later. Cross Church, 5005 S. Wolf Road, Western Springs, Ken Darby Singers and the Illinois, followed by Mass of the Resurrection 11:15 John Scott Trotter Orches- In 1994 Khallid Abdul In 2006 a car bomb ex- a.m. There will be a brief committal service at tra recorded Irving Berlin's Muhammad, a former ploded in Baghdad, killing Bronswood Cemetery, 3805 Madison Street, Oak Brook, Illinois. Reception and celebration follow- “White Christmas” in Los spokesman for the Nation of two British members of a ing at Edgewood Valley Country Club, 7500 Willow Angeles for Decca Records. Islam, was shot and CBS News crew, a U.S. Springs Road, La Grange, Illinois. In lieu of flowers, wounded after delivering a soldier and an Iraqi inter- donations to the following charities would be ap- In 1943 Norman Rockwell's speech at the University of preter, and seriously injur- preciated: After School Matters, 66 East Randolph, Every life story portrait of “Rosie the Riv- California, Riverside. ing CBS correspondent Chicago, Illinois, or Minds Matter – The Lou and eter” appeared on the cover (James Edward Bess, a for- Kimberly Dozier. Jean Malnati Brain Tumor Institute at Northwestern deserves to be told. of The Saturday Evening mer Nation of Islam min- Medicine 675 N Saint Clair St, 21st Floor, Chicago, Share your loved one's story at Post. ister, was charged and later In 2014 Sriram Hathwar, Illinois. www.sullivanfamilyfuneralhomes.com (630) convicted of attempted 14, and Ansun Sujoe, 13, 323-0275 placeanad.chicagotribune.com In 1953 Edmund Hillary murder and assault and were declared co-champi- and Tenzing Norgay be- sentenced to life in prison. ons of the Scripps National

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Gleason, James E Mazur, Julie Richardson, Christine Mary James E Gleason, 89, WWII Army Veteran, passed Julie Mazur (nee Pytel), age 97. Beloved wife of the Christine Mary Richardson (nee Bennett) peacefully away peacefully surrounded by his lov- late Walter; dearest daughter of the late Ludwig passed away Monday, May 21, 2018, surrounded by ing family on May 27th, 2018. Jim is and Sophie Pytel; loving sister of the late Emily, family. Christine was born to Tom and Iris Bennett survived by his beloved wife of 64 years, Dorothy, Adam, Josephine, Bernice, Joseph, Stanley, in Astwood Bank, England on September 28, 1943. Lorraine, his children, James Jr. (Teresa), Frank, Rose and John; cherished aunt of Carolyn, Christine married Peter Geoffrey Richardson May John (Sue), Mary McKee (Tom), Marty, Juliette, Michael, Jeffery, Adam and other nieces 16, 1964 and lived in Inkberrow, England where Ann Ball (the late Jeff). He is the proud Grandfather and nephews; adored great aunt of Alyssa and she became the loving mother of three sons, David, of 14 and Great-Grandfather of 4. Jim spent 20 years Allison, among others. Visitation Wednesday 3-8pm Michael and Philip. Peter and Christine moved to the of his career at Barber-Greene in Aurora, IL, then at Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 5015 Lincoln Avenue United States in June 1974 and made new roots in HONOR THE founded his own business, Process Technology Co, (Rt 53- ½ mile south of Ogden-Rt 34) and Thursday Hanover Park, Illinois. Together they found and ran a construction equipment manufacturing company. 10am until time of Funeral Mass at 11am, at The the Northern Illinois Soccer League which began in Jim and Lorraine spent their winters in Sarasota, Sacred Heart Chapel at Villa St. Benedict, 1920 1975 with 4 teams and grew to over 1,000 teams FL with many friends they made in the Weybridge Maple Avenue, Lisle. Entombment Resurrection and continues to operate today. In 2005, Christine llifeife community. They have called Vernon Hills home Cemetery and Mausoleum. Please visit www.blake- was named as one of the Illinois State Soccer for over 30 years and Jim will be missed by his lambfuneralhome.com or call 630-964-9392 for Association’s “Illinois Women In Soccer” honorees wonderful neighbors. A funeral Mass will be a 10 more information. for her passion, service and influence in youth soc- a.m. Thursday, May 31 at St. Joseph Catholic church, Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries cer. Christine enjoyed working in her family’s soccer 121 East Maple, Libertyville, Illinois. Visitation will business, growing and nurturing her english garden, & be at the church from 9:15 until the start of Mass. cooking large meals for her family and keeping up In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Sloan on the Royal English Family. Christine’s greatest Kettering(giving.mskcc.org). Funeral arrangements joy was spending time with her family both in the mmemoriesemories by McMurrough Funeral Chapel (847) 362-2626. McLaughlin, John United States and in England. Guestbook at libertyvillefuneralhome.com John Joseph McLaughlin, 88, passed Family members and friends knew her to be wise, Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries away on Friday, May 25, 2018. He is kind, generous, loving, thoughtful, diligent and survived by his beloved wife of 63 years, always available for a conversation. Christine is Sally (nee Boyle). Loving father of Ter- survived by her beloved husband Peter, sons David OF YOUR LOVED ONE GNIADY, EUGENE J. rence (Patricia), Kathleen (Tim) Ryan of (Mary), Michael (Katie), Philip, and her treasured EUGENE J. GNIADY, Korean War Army Veteran, Libertyville, Maureen (thelate Terrence) grandchildren, Christopher, Kelsey, Mallory, Ian, of Peru, Illinois, formerly of Chicago; Doherty, Kevin (Andy) of Deerfield, Mary- Andrew, Chloe, Hannah, Kendall, Derek, CJ, Kenzie beloved husband of the late Dorothy beth (Kevin) Walsh of Flemington, NJ, Brian (Kelly), and another (nee Mielnicki); devoted son of the Patricia (Jesse) Pleuss of Park Ridge and the late grandchild due in August 2018. She is also survived late Katherine (nee Maslowska) & late Susan Patricia.Proud and cherished grandfather of in England by her Joseph Gniady; loving son-in-law of the Sheila (Richard) Metzner, Sean, Brendan (Meghan) loving brother Colin (Lorina) Bennett, Brother-in Law late Kasper & late Sophie Mielnicki; fond brother and Kevin McLaughlin; John, Susan, Eileen and John (Sheila) Richardson and the families of her 8 of the late John Gniady; dear brother-in-law of Jean Tim Ryan; Liam (Meeghan), Sean, Bridget, Patrick nieces and nephews. Her dear sister Pat (Roy) (late John) Koziol, late Joseph, late Theresa & the late and the late Ryan Doherty; Rosamond, Quinn and Darvill and her niece Katherine Darvill preceded her John (Mary) Mielnicki; fond uncle of many nieces & Dillon McLaughlin; Ian and Sarah Walsh; Kyle, Jack in death. A visitation will be held Thursday, May 31, nephews. Visitation Wednesday, May 30, 2018, 3-8 and Trevor McLaughlin; Declan and MaiziePleuss; 11:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. at the Countryside Funeral p.m. at Zarzycki Manor Chapels, Ltd., 5088 S. Archer great grandfather of Mackenzie, Liam Ryan and Home and Crematory, 950 South Bartlett Road (at Avenue (corner of Keeler). Funeral Thursday, May 31, Connor Doherty. Dear son of the late Patrick and Stearns Road) Bartlett, IL 60103 followed by a 2018, 9 a.m. from the funeral home to the Church of Catherine McLaughlin.Dear brother of Marge (the private service for the family Friday, June 1. In lieu St. Bruno. Mass 10 a.m. Entombment Resurrection late Bob) Rowe, Helen (the late Hugh) O’Malley, of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Community Mausoleum. (773) 767-2166 or www. Patsy (the late Leo) McAleer and Jim (Eileen) the American Cancer Society, www.cancer.org. For ZarzyckiManorChapels.com. McLaughlin; fond uncle of many. John proudly information (630)289-7575 or www.countrysidefu- served in the United States Army in the Korean neralhomes.com War. Member of I.U.E.C Local #2 Elevator Union. Long time member of the Shannon Rovers Irish Pipe Band, devoted member and volunteer of the Irish American Heritage Center. John was a loving Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries spouse, father and grandfather. He taught us all Love of God, Love of Family and Generosity. In lieu of flowers the family requests donations to the Santangelo, Mary Beth Gough, William H. Mary Beth Santangelo, beloved wife of Robert G. Irish American Heritage Center or Mercy Home William H. Gough, 93, of Hawthorn Woods, loving Santangelo. Loving mother of Robert S. (fiancé, for Boys and Girls. Visitation at Cooney Funeral husband of the late Jane B. (nee Thompson); father of Jessica Little) Santangelo. Dear sister of Stephen Home 625 Busse Hwy Park Ridge on Wednesday Douglas, Patricia (the late Craig) Buckwalter and the Meyerjack. Dear aunt and friend of many. Memorial 3-9 p.m. Funeral Thursday 9:15 a.m. going to St. late Wayne; grandfather of Bryan (Brynn) and Scott; visitation Saturday June 2nd, 11:00AM until time Cornelius Church for 10 a.m. Mass. Interment All great grandfather of Grant; brother of Jenniene of service 1:00PM at Olson Burke/ Sullivan Funeral Saints. Info 847-685-1002 www.cooneyfuneral- and the late Beverly, Margie, and Gloria. Visitation & Cremation Center 6471 N. Northwest Highway, home.com will be held from 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM on Thursday, Chicago. In lieu of flowers donations to the National Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries May 31, 2018 at Ahlgrim Family Funeral Home, 415 Multiple Sclerosis Society would be appreciated, S. Buesching Road, Lake Zurich. Graveside service www.nationalmssociety.org For information call will be held at 11:00 AM on Friday at Mt. Emblem 773-774-3333. Cemetery in Elmhurst, IL. In lieu of flowers, memori- als can be made to the American Cancer Society, 225 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL 60601. For info. O’Laughlin, Charles J. 847-540-8871 or www.ahlgrimffs.com. Charles J. “Charlie” O’Laughlin, Age 88, U.S. Army Veteran of Korean War, Born into Eternal Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Life on May 23, 2018. Beloved husband of the late Sheila Kelly-O’Laughlin. Singleton, Susan Loving father of Shannon (John) Waller, Susan Singleton, nee Larson, age 59, of South Goyette, Richard J. ‘Doc’ Patrick (Christine), Brendan (Christine), Carolina, formerly of North Riverside, IL. Beloved Richard J. “Doc” Goyette, age 63, of Indian Head Kelly O’Laughlin (Tom), Sean (Portia) and Kerry wife of David Singleton; loving mother of Sarah Park, formerly of Lyons. Beloved hus- O’Laughlin. Dear grandpa of Carly, Dillon, Jake, Tim, and Jeffrey; proud grandmother of Nevaeh, Alexis band of the late Dorothy Ann Conley- Kade, Anders, Maeghan, Desmond, Paige, Preston, and Mia; fond sister of Patrick (Maria) and Michael Goyette; loving father of Joseph (Tara) Peyton, Parker, Piper, and Richard. Devoted brother Larson; devoted daughter of the late Irving and and Matthew (Jeni) Conley and Candice of the late Dorothy Hurt. Retired Accountant for Violet Larson. A memorial visitation will be held on Goyette; proud grandfather of Riley, Material Services Corp. In retirement, he proudly Wednesday, May 30, 2018 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 Teagan, Elijah, Rowan, Mallory, Aubrie and Arianna; served as “On-Call Babysitter” for his grandchildren. p.m. at Conboy-Westchester Funeral Home, 10501 W. cherished son of LaVerne (the late Robert) Goyette; Family and friends will meet at Christ the King Cermak Rd., Westchester (2 blks West of Mannheim dear brother of Diane (Terry) Connelly and Patricia Church, 9235 S. Hamilton Ave., Chicago, IL 60643 Rd.). Interment private. In lieu of flowers, dona- (Richard) Gill; fond uncle of many. Former Vice on Thursday, May 31st for memorial visitation from tions to American Heart Association appreciated. President of ABATE of Illinois; former Firefighter 11:00am-1:00pm. Mass of Christian Burial at 1pm. Arrangements entrusted to The Original Kuratko with the Lyons Fire Department; prior owner of Private Interment Queen of Heaven Cemetery. Family - Brian D. Kuratko, Director. For further info Lyons Service Center and Doc Dor Cycles; lifetime Memorials to ASPCA, P.O. Box 96929, Washington 708-F-U-N-E-R-A-L. member of Crabby’s and TJ’s Pub Social Group. D.C., 20090-6929 or St. Jude Children’s Research Family and friends will be received at the Conboy- Hospital, P.O. Box 1000, Dept 142, Memphis, TN Westchester Funeral Home, 10501 W. Cermak Rd., 38101-9908 are most appreciated. Funeral Info: Westchester (2 blks West of Mannheim Rd.) on Heeney-Laughlin Funeral Directors, 708-636-5500 or Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Thursday, May 31, 2018 from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. www.heeneyfh.com Interment Private. In lieu of flowers, donations to Stelmaszczyk, Alex ‘Ahloosh’ St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital (www.stjude. Alex “Ahloosh” Stelmaszczyk, age 52. Beloved org) appreciated. Arrangements entrusted to The husband of Connie. Loving brother of Kristine ( Original Kuratko Family - Brian D. Kuratko, director. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Andrew ) Kozak. Dearest uncle of Jim Kozak. Also GIVE THEM For further info 708-F-U-N-E-R-A-L. survived by many loving family members and too many friends to count who were like family. A phe- nomenal and accomplished musian, Alex graduated THE MEMORIAL from Columbia College and worked at Shure Inc. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Peterson, Carol J. for over 20 years. Alex’s true passions in life were Carol J. Peterson, nee Hawken, 84, formerly of family, friends, music and a love of nature. Alex AN EXCEPTIONAL Palos Park, at rest May 26, 2018. Beloved wife of was a rare and genuine individual –what you saw Jennings, Thomas Michael ‘Tom’ the late Richard Henry Peterson; loving mother of was what you got and what you got was honest, PERSON Tom Jennings, age 68, Devoted son of Patti nee Scott (Sandra, nee Warner) Peterson of Mokena, IL true and loyal. He leaves a large void in the lives McMahon and the late James and Karen (Martin) O’Gorman of Panama City Beach, of those who knew him and loved him. Visitation DESERVES WITH P. Jennings; loving brother FL; dearest grandmother of Rory M. O’Gorman of will be held on Saturday, June 2 from 3 to 9 p.m. at of James R. (Holly), Jean Tampa, FL and Laurie (Duane) Avery of New Lenox, Malec and Sons Funeral Home, 6000 N. Milwaukee M. Capra, Judy Jennings, IL and Kara Peterson of Mokena, IL; loving sister of Ave. Chicago II. 60646. Info: 773¬774-4100 or www. LIFE TRIBUTES Maureen (Tom) Sulhoff, the late Winifred Iris Higgins and Charles Ronald malecandsonsfh.com John P. (Cathy) Jennings and Hawken. Mrs. Peterson was born April 21, 1934 Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Colleen (Nick) Stein; fond in Chicago. She was a longtime member of Palos uncle of Ryan, Katie and Park Presbyterian Community Church. Visitation Vlahos, Debbie Our professional Jay Jennings, Lauren and Wednesday 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM at Chapel Hill Despina (Debbie) Vlahos, nee Bazianos, was Anthony Capra, Jaquelyne Gardens South Funeral Home, 11333 S. Central Ave., born August 8, 1942 in Perdikovrisi, writers will assist Sulhoff and Jaclyn Sollars, Oak Lawn. Memorial Service Thursday 10:30 AM at Kynourias, Greece. Beloved wife of John Patrick, Tierney and Tara Stein. Funeral Mass and Palos Community Church, 12312 S. 88th Ave., Palos Vlahos for 55 years; loving mother of you to showcase and Entombment are Private. In lieu of flowers, memo- Park. Interment to follow at Chapel Hill Gardens Steve (Jane), Eugenia (Karl) Veracco, rials to Patrick Stein c/o Sister Paulanne’s Needy South Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials to Jim (Laura), Pauline (Daniel) Grant, and celebrate the life of Family Fund, 1775 Grove Street, Glenview, IL 60025, Heartland Hospice Services of Frankfort or, because George (Jennifer); adored Yiayia of Joseph, John, would be appreciated. Info: www.donnellanfuneral. of her deep love of dogs, to P.A.W.S. Tinley Park will Eli, Nicoletta, Despina, Anna, John, Despoina, and your loved ones with com or (847) 675-1990 be appreciated. Info. 708-636-1200 or www.chapel- Evyenia; dear sister of the late Eleftheria “Ritsa” hillgardenssouth.com. Bazianos, Dimitrios (Eleni) Bazianos, George a beautifully written Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries (Lucretia) Bazianos, and Ritsa Bazianos; sister-in- law of Antoinette (Anthony) Garbis; cherished aunt tribute prominently to many nieces and nephews; devoted Godmother Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries of Georgine G. Karantonis, Niko Safis, and Stacey Pagonis; daughter of the late John and the late placed within the Panayiota Bazianos. Despina devoted her life to Kaplan, Betty A. her family, loved to dote on her grandchildren, Chicago Tribune. Betty A. Kaplan nee Rudenberg, 93. Beloved wife of enjoyed spending time with her many friends and the late Sheldon Kaplan. Loving mother was devout to her Greek Orthodox faith. She loved of Lynda B. (Richard Rabinowitz) Kaplan, life and was the center of our world. She will live of Brooklyn, NY and the late Annette P. in our hearts forever. Visitation Wednesday May Kaplan. Loving cousin of Sharla Fischburg 30th from 4-9 PM at Smith-Corcoran Funeral Home of Seattle and Seymour Rudenberg of 1104 Waukegan Rd. Glenview. Funeral service to be Miami and nieces and nephews in Chicago, San held at St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church Diego and Houston. Service Wednesday, 12:00 2350 E. Dempster St. Des Plaines at 11 AM Thursday noon at Chicago Jewish Funerals, 195 N. Buffalo May 31st. Interment Ridgewood Memorial Park. Info Grove Road, (One block north of Lake Cook Road) Everylifestory 847-901-4012 or visit Despina’s memorial at www. Buffalo Grove. Interment Westlawn Cemetery. In deserves to be told. smithcorcoran.com lieu of flowers, memorials may be made in her CONTACT US memory to Resources for Community Living, 4300 Share your loved one's story at Lincoln Ave., Suite K, Rolling Meadows, IL 60008, placeanad.chicagotribune.com  312.222.2222 www.Rcl2bindependent.org Arrangements by Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Chicago Jewish Funerals – Buffalo Grove Chapel,  [email protected] 847.229.8822, www.cjfinfo.com Zeal, Mark E.  ® chicagotribune.com/lifetributes Brought to you by Legacy.com Mark E. 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In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the American Cancer Society (www. 50500 Lake Cook Rd., Deerfield and 8850 Skokie Blvd, Skokie cancer.org) or NA’ AMAT USA (www.naamat.org). 630-MITZVAH (630-648-9824) For Information or to leave condolences: 847-255- www.mitzvahfunerals.com 3520 or www.shalom2.com Find out why we were chosen to direct over 1600 funerals since opening in 2010 Funeral Directors Lloyd Mandel, Seymour Mandel, William “Bill” Goodman, I. Ian “Izzy” Dick, Olivia Hurtgen and apprentice funeral director Cheri Mandel Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries

8 Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Tuesday, May 29, 2018

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- Motorcycles Wanted! Cash Paid! All Makes! IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK Will Pick Up. Reasonable. 630-660-0571 COUNTY, ILLINOIS JUVENILE JUSTICE AND UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT,DISTRICT OF DELAWARE bleremedyforbreachofperformanceifsuchbreachgivesrisetoarighttopayment, ber under which the Debtors’chapter 11 cases are being jointly administered,In re AND CHILD PROTECTION DEPARTMENT ) Chapter11 whetherornotsuchrighttoanequitableremedyisreducedtojudgment,fixed,con- Claire’s Stores,Inc.et al.,Case No.18-10584 (MFW),and such Master Proof of Claim Inre JUVENILE JUSTICE DIVISION ) CaseNos.:18-10583(MFW) tingent,matured,unmatured,disputed,undisputed,secured,orunsecured. Further, shall be deemed a Proof of Claim filed against each of the Debtors in their chapter CLAIRE’SSTORES,INC.,etal., ) Through18-10590 (MFW) claimsincludeunsecuredclaims,securedclaims,andpriorityclaims. 11 cases (and in any successor case(s)) as if such entity listed in section 2(p) of this Debtors. IN THE INTEREST OF ) (JointlyAdministered) Pursuant to section 101(15) of the Bankruptcy Code and as used in this Notice, NoticehadfiledaseparateProofofClaimagainsteachDebtor; Anthony L Jackson NOTICE OF DEADLINES TO FILE PROOFS OF CLAIM AND the term“entity”has the meaning given to it in section 101(15) of the Bankruptcy e. Proofs of Claim and requests for payment of Administrative Claims must REQUESTS FOR PAYMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE CLAIMS Code,and includes all persons,estates,trusts,and governmental units. In addition, be filed (i) electronically through the website of the Debtors’claims and noticing A MINOR the terms“persons”and“governmental units”are defined in sections 101(41) and agent, Prime Clerk LLC, using the interface available on such website located at NO. 2018JD00581 TO: ALL PERSONS AND ENTITIESWHO MAY HAVE CLAIMS AGAINST ANYOFTHEFOLLOWINGDEBTORENTITIES: 101(27)oftheBankruptcyCode,respectively. https://cases.primeclerk.com/claires under the link entitled“Submit a Claim”(the 2. WHO NEED NOT FILE A PROOF OF CLAIM OR AN ADMINISTRATIVE “Electronic Filing System”) or (ii) by delivering the original Proof of Claim form NOTICE OF PUBLICATION Name of Debtor, Case Number, Tax Identification Number: Claire’s Inc., 18-10583 (MFW),36-4609619;Claire’s Stores,Inc.,18-10584 (MFW),59-0940416; CLAIM. The following entities whose claims would otherwise be subject to a Bar by hand, or mailing the original Proof of Claim form on or before the applicable Claire’s Puerto Rico Corp., 18-10585 (MFW), 66-0496113; CBI Distributing Date need not file any Proofs of Claim or requests for payment of Administrative Bar Date as follows:If by overnight courier,hand delivery,or first class mail: Notice is given you, Anthony Jackson, Sr. ClaimsarisingpriortotheAdministrativeClaimDeadline: Claire’s Stores,Inc.,Claims Processing Center,c/o Prime Clerk LLC,850Third Avenue, (Father), respondents, and TO ALL WHOM Corp., 18-10586 (MFW), 65-0135574; Claire’s Boutiques, Inc., 18-10587 (MFW), BOATS ***THE BOAT DOCK*** We Buy a. any person or entity whose claim is listed on the Schedules;provided that Suite412,Brooklyn,NY11232. & Consign Used Boats! Springfield, Illinois IT MAY CONCERN, that on April 11, 2018, 36-2025307;Claire’sCanadaCorp.,18-10588(MFW),65-0447936;BMSDistributing Corp.,18-10589(MFW),05-0544117;CSICanadaLLC,18-10590(MFW),N/A. (i) the claim is not listed on the Schedules as“disputed,”“contingent,”or“unliqui- f. A Proof of Claim or request for payment of an Administrative Claim shall be www.theboatdock.com ***THE BOAT a petition was filed under the Juvenile Court dated,”(ii)thepersonorentitydoesnotdisputetheamount,nature,andpriorityof deemedtimelyfiledonlyifitactuallyisreceivedbyPrimeClerkLLCassetforthin DOCK*** 217-793-7300 Act by KIM FOXX, STATE’S ATTORNEY OTHERNAMESUSEDBYTHEDEBTORSINTHEPAST8YEARS:Afterthoughts, OF COOK COUNTY through her assistant Claire’s, Claire’s Accessories, Claire’s Boutiques, Claire’s Club, Claire’s Outlet, Claire’s theclaimassetforthintheSchedules,and(iii)thepersonorentitydoesnotdispute subparagraph(d)above,ineachcase,onorbeforetheBarDate;and State’s Attorney in this court and that in the Etc.,Icing,IcingbyClaire’s,IcingIce,IcingOutlet,TheIcing. thattheclaimisanobligationofthespecificDebtoragainstwhichtheclaimislisted g. Proofs of Claim or request for payment of an Administrative Claim sent by BUYING RECORD ALBUMS! Rock, Jazz & courtroom of Judge Kristal Royce Rivers Attorneys for Debtors: Daniel J. DeFranceschi (No. 2732), Zachary I. Shapiro intheSchedules; facsimile,telecopy,or electronic mail transmission (other than Proofs of Claim filed Blues. Also vintage baseball cards! in the Cook County Juvenile Court Building b. any person or entity who already has filed a signed Proof of Claim with electronicallythroughtheElectronicFilingSystem)willnotbeaccepted. 847-343-1628 (No.5103),BrendanJ.Schlauch(No.6115),BrettM.Haywood(No.6166),RICHARDS, located at 1100 South Hamilton, Chicago, LAYTON & FINGER, P.A., One Rodney Square, 910 N. King Street, Wilmington, Prime Clerk against the respective Debtor(s) with respect to the claim being 4. CONSEQUENCES OF FAILURE TO TIMELY FILE A PROOF OF CLAIM OR Illinois, ON 06/11/2018 at 9:00 AM IN Delaware 19801,Telephone:(302) 651-7700,Facsimile: (302) 651-7701 -and- Ray asserted, utilizing a claim form that substantially conforms to the Proof of Claim ADMINISTRATIVECLAIMBYTHEAPPLICABLEBARDATE.PursuanttotheBar CALENDAR 56 COURTROOM 10, C.Schrock,P.C.,Matthew S.Barr,Ryan Preston Dahl ,WEIL,GOTSHAL & MANGES LLP, Form; Date Order and Bankruptcy Rule 3003(c)(2), any holder of a claim who is BUYING TOY TRAINS 767 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York 10153-0119, Telephone: 212-310-8000, c. anypersonorentitywhoholdsaclaimthathasbeenallowedbyorderofthe required to timely file a Proof of Claim or an Administrative Claim on or LIONEL, AMERICAN FLYER, HO, BRASS, or as soon thereafter as this case may be Facsimile:212-310-8007. CourtenteredonorbeforetheapplicableBarDate; beforetheapplicableBarDateasprovidedherein,butfailstodoso: OLD TOYS, COIN OPERATED GAMES, COKE heard, an adjudicatory hearing will be held d. anypersonorentitywhoseclaimhasbeenpaidinfullorwillbepaidinfullin (i) shall not be treated as a creditor with respect to such claim for the MACHINES, SLOT CARS, OLD SIGNS! Address of the Clerk of the Bankruptcy Court: Clerk of the United States Dennis 630-319-2331 upon the petition to have the minor declared Bankruptcy Court, 824 Market Street North, 3rd Floor, Wilmington, DE 19801, accordancewiththeBankruptcyCodeoranorderoftheCourt; purposes of voting and distribution in these chapter 11 cases on account to be a ward of the court and for other relief Telephone:302-252-2900,HoursOpen:8:00a.m.–4:00p.m.Monday-Friday. e. any person or entity who holds a claim for which a separate deadline has ofsuchclaimorAdministrativeClaim;and under the Act. The court has authority in PLEASETAKENOTICETHAT: beenfixedbyanorderoftheCourtenteredonorbeforetheapplicableBarDate; (ii) forever shall be barred, estopped, and enjoined from asserting this case to take from you the custody and YOU ARE RECEIVING THIS NOTICE BECAUSE YOU MAY HAVE A CLAIM f. any person or entity who holds an equity interest in the Debtors, which suchclaimagainsteachoftheDebtorsandtheirproperty(orfilingaProof BUYING!! OLD CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS guardianship of the minor. interest exclusively is based upon the ownership of common or preferred stock, ofClaimoranAdministrativeClaimwithrespectthereto),andeachofthe COLLECTIONS ANTIQUES OLD TOYS VIDEOGAMES AGAINST THE DEBTORS IN THE ABOVE-CAPTIONED CHAPTER 11 CASES. THEREFORE, YOU SHOULD READ THIS NOTICE CAREFULLY AND CONSULT AN membership interests,partnership interests,or warrants,options,or rights to pur- Debtors andtheirrespectivechapter 11 estates,successors,and property NINTENDO N64 SEGA 630-400-8678 Unless you appear at the hearing and show chase,sell,orsubscribetosuchasecurityorinterest;provided,thatifanysuchholder shallbeforeverdischargedfromanyandallindebtednessorliabilitywith cause to the contrary, an order or judgment ATTORNEYIFYOUHAVEANYQUESTIONS,INCLUDINGWHETHERYOUSHOULD FILEAPROOFOFCLAIM. assertsaclaim(asopposedtoanownershipinterest)againsttheDebtors(including respecttoorarisingfromsuchclaim. BUYING!! Coins, Currency, Gold & Silver! by default may be entered against you for aclaimrelatingtoanequityinterestorthepurchaseorsaleofsuchequityinterest), 5. THE DEBTORS’ SCHEDULES, ACCESS THERETO, AND CONSEQUENCES **Buying US & Foreign Coins for over 50 years** the relief asked in the petition. On March 19,2018 (the“Commencement Date”),Claire’sStores,Inc.,and cer- *Mention this Ad for a FREE Evaluation* tain of its debtor affiliates,as debtors and debtors in possession,(collectively,the aProofofClaimoranAdministrativeClaim,asapplicable,mustbefiledonorbefore OF AMENDMENT THEREOF. You may be listed as the holder of a claim against “Debtors”),filed voluntary cases under chapter 11 of title 11 of the United States theapplicableBarDatepursuanttotheProceduressetfortheherein; the Debtors in the Debtors’Schedules of Assets and Liabilities and/or Schedules of DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF COURT g. a current employee of the Debtors,if an order of this Court authorized the ExecutoryContractsandUnexpiredLeases(collectively,the“Schedules”).Todeter- May 29, 2018 Code (the “Bankruptcy Code”) in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the DistrictofDelaware(the“BankruptcyCourt”). Debtors to honor such claim in the ordinary course of business for wages,commis- mine if and how you are listed in the Schedules,please refer to the descriptions set sions,or benefits;provided that a current employee must submit a Proof of Claim forthontheenclosedProofofClaimFormregardingthenature,amount,andstatus ASSISTANT STATE’S ATTORNEY: On May 22,2018,the Bankruptcy Court,having jurisdiction over the chapter 11 M. Patton, R. Wiggers casesoftheDebtors,enteredanorder(the“BarDateOrder”)establishingthefol- by the applicable Bar Date for all other claims arising before the Commencement ofyourclaim(s). IfyoureceivedpostpetitionpaymentsfromtheDebtors(asautho- ATTORNEY FOR: lowingBarDates: Date,including claims for wrongful termination,discrimination,harassment,hos- rized by the Court) on account of your claim,the enclosed Proof of Claim Form will THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS (i) July 6, 2018 at 5:00 p.m. (Eastern Time) shall be the deadline for each tileworkenvironment,and/orretaliation; reflect the net amount of your claims. If the Debtors believe that you hold claims ADDRESS: 1100 SOUTH HAMILTON person or entity (including individuals, partnerships, corporations, joint ventures, h. any current or former officer, director, or employee for claims based on against more than one Debtor,you will receive multiple Proof of Claim Forms,each CITY/STATE: CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60612 trusts, but not including governmental units (as defined in section 101(27) of indemnification,contribution,orreimbursement; of which will reflect the nature and amount of your claim against each Debtor,as TELEPHONE NUMBER: (312) 433-7000 the Bankruptcy Code) (“Governmental Units”)),to file a proof of claim (each,a i. anyentitywhoseclaimissolelyagainstanyoftheDebtors’non-Debtoraffil- listedintheSchedules. ATTORNEY NO.: 33182 “Proof of Claim”) in respect of a prepetition claim (as defined in section 101(5) iates; Assetforthabove,ifyouagreewiththenature,amount,andstatusofyourclaim of the Bankruptcy Code), including, for the avoidance of doubt, secured claims, j. any Debtor or non-Debtor subsidiary or affiliate having a claim against as listed in the Debtors’Schedules and if your claim is not listed in the Schedules CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT, unsecured priority claims,unsecured non-priority claims,and claims arising under anotherDebtor; as “disputed,”“contingent,” or “unliquidated,” you need not file a Proof of Claim. COOK COUNTY OF ILLINOIS section503(b)(9)oftheBankruptcyCodeagainstanyoftheDebtors(the“General k. any counterparty to a lease of nonresidential real property that asserted a Otherwise,orifyoudecidetofileaProofofClaim,youmustdosobeforetheBarDate FREON R12 Wanted Certifiedbuyer will claim for a cure amount in connection with a timely filed objection to the assump- inaccordancewiththeproceduressetforthinthisNotice. PAY CASH for cylinders and cans. www. BarDate”); RefrigerantFinders.com, (312) 291-9169 (ii) September 17,2018 at 5:00 p.m.(Eastern Time) shall be the deadline tionorassumptionandassignmentofsuchleasebytheDebtors; Copies of the Schedules may be examined by interested parties on the Court’s IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK l. any person or entity who has an Administrative Claim for professional fees electronic docket for the Debtors’chapter 11 cases,which is posted (i) on the COUNTY, ILLINOIS JUVENILE JUSTICE AND for Governmental Units to file a Proof of Claim in respect of a prepetition claim againstanyoftheDebtors(the“GovernmentalBarDate”); andexpensesforwhich(i)(a)suchpersonorentityhasbeenretainedbyanexpress website established by Prime Clerk for the Debtors’ cases at https://cases. Pinball, Arcade & old Jukeboxes wanted CHILD PROTECTION DEPARTMENT CHILD orderoftheCourtpursuanttosection327,328,363or1103oftheBankruptcyCode, primeclerk.com/claires and (ii) on the Court’s website at www.nysb.uscourts. Working or not, cash in hand! Looking for PROTECTION DIVISION (iii) July 6,2018 at 5:00 p.m.(Eastern Time) (the“Administrative Claims Bar Date”) shall be the deadline for each person or entity that asserts a request and (b) such person or entity is seeking compensation for such services through gov. (A login and password to the Court’s Public Access to Electronic Court Records anything coin operated. 630-205-5283 filed monthly fee statements and applications asserted in accordance with the (“PACER”) are required to access the information on the Court’s website and can IN THE INTEREST OF for payment of administrative claims arising between the Commencement Date InterimCompensationOrder,2 orthroughsimilarreportingmechanisms,or(ii)such be obtained through the PACER Service Center at www.pacer.psc.uscourts.gov). Jakeem Robinson and June 1,2018 (the“Administrative Claims Deadline”),excluding (a) claims 3 for professional fees and expenses in these proceedings, and (b) claims assert- personorentityisbeingcompensatedpursuanttotheDIPOrders. Copies of the Schedules also may be examined between the hours of 8:00 a.m.and RV’S/CAMPERS Colman’s RV – We buy/ m. any holder of a claim allowable under section 503(b) and 507(a)(2) of the 5:00 p.m. (Eastern Time) Monday through Friday at the Office of the Clerk of the consign used Campers & RV’s www. MINOR(S) CHILD(REN) OF Camille Barnes ing administrative priority and arising in the ordinary course of business after the colmansrv.com 217-787-8653 (Mother) Commencement Date, to file a request for payment of such administrative claim Bankruptcy Code as an administrative expense that arose after the Administrative Bankruptcy Court,824 Market ST N,3rd Floor,Wilmington,DE 19801. Copies of the (the“AdministrativeClaims”); ClaimsBarDate; Debtors’Schedules also may be obtained by written request to the Debtors’claims JUVENILE NO.: 17JA01364 (iv) The laterof(i) the General BarDate or theGovernmental BarDate, n. claimsassertingadministrativepriorityandarisingintheordinarycourseof agent,Prime Clerk,at the address and telephone number set forth below: Claire’s as applicable, or (ii) 5:00 p.m. (Eastern Time) on the date that is 30 days businessaftertheCommencementDate(butnot,fortheavoidanceofdoubt,claims Stores,Inc.,Claims Processing Center,c/o Prime Clerk LLC,850Third Avenue,Suite WANTED Paying Cash for Military Items, assertingprioritypursuanttosection503(b)(9)oftheBankruptcyCode); 412,Brooklyn,NY11232,TollFree:844-276-3027,International:917-962-8890. American, German, Japanese & Other NOTICE OF PUBLICATION fromthedateonwhichtheDebtorsprovidenoticeofapreviouslyunfiled Countries from Any Period. Also Marx Schedule or an amendment or supplement to the Schedules (as defined o. claimsassertingadministrativeprioritypursuanttosection503(b)(3)(D)of IntheeventthattheDebtorsamendorsupplementtheirSchedulessubsequent Playsets, Toy Soldiers, Trains, Miscellaneous NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, Unknown (Father), theBankruptcyCode;and to date of entry of the Bar Date Order,the Debtors shall give notice of any amend- herein) shall be the deadline by which claimants holding claims affected by such 4 Toys & Antiques. Call Gary: 708-522-3400 respondents, and to All Whom It May filing, amendment or supplement must file Proofs of Claim with respect to such p. (i) the DIP Secured Parties , on account of claims arising under the DIP ment or supplement to the holders of claims affected by such amendment or sup- Concern, that on December 28, 2017,a claim(the“AmendedSchedulesBarDate”);and Documents; (ii) the Prepetition ABL Secured Parties, on account of claims arising plementwithinten(10)daysafterfilingsuchamendmentorsupplement,andsuch petition was filed under the Juvenile Court (v) The later of (i) the General Bar Date or the Governmental Bar Date, under the Prepetition ABL Loan Documents; (iii) Prepetition RCF Secured Parties, holdersmustfileaProofofClaimbythelaterof(a)theGeneralBarDateorthe Wanted: Oriental Rugs Act by KIM FOXX in this court and that in as applicable, or (ii) 5:00 p.m. (Eastern Time) on the date that is 30 days on account of claims arising under the Prepetition RCF Loan Documents; (iv) the Governmental Bar Date, as applicable, or (b) 5:00 p.m.(Eastern Time) on the courtroom of Judge Andrea Buford in Any size/ Any condition - for cash. followingtheentryofanorderapprovingrejectionofanyexecutorycon- Prepetition LC Issuer, on account of claims arising under the Prepetition LC Loan thedatethatis30daysfromthedateonwhichtheDebtorsprovidenotice *** CALL 773-575-8088 *** the Cook County Juvenile Court Building, Documents;(v) the Prepetition Term Loan Lenders and the Prepetition Term Loan of a previously unfiled Schedule or an amendment or supplement to the 1100 So. Hamilton Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, tract or unexpired lease of the Debtors shall be the deadline by which claim- ants asserting claims resulting from the Debtors’rejection of an executory contract Agent, on account of claims arising under the Prepetition Term Loan Documents; Schedules, or be forever barred from so doing, and such deadline shall be con- ON 06/18/2018,at 10:30 AM in CALENDAR 1 (vi) the 9.00% Noteholders and the 9.00% IndentureTrustee,on account of claims tained in any notice of such amendment or supplement of the Schedules provided WE BUY COMIC BOOKS! 4 COURTROOM D, or as soon thereafter as orunexpiredleasemustfileProofsofClaimfordamagesarisingfromsuchrejection (the“Rejection Damages Bar Date,” and, together with the General Bar Date, arising under the Prepetition 9.00% Notes Indenture Documents; (v) the 6.125% totheholdersofclaimsaffectedthereby. Top Prices Paid 1-888-88-COMIC this case may be heard, an adjudicatory Noteholders and the 6.125% IndentureTrustee,on account of claims arising under 6. RESERVATION OF RIGHTS. Nothing contained in this Notice is intended Will Come To You Comics4Less.com hearing will be held upon the petition to the Governmental Bar Date,the Administrative Claims Bar Date,and the Amended Schedules Bar Date, the “Bar Dates”); provided that the Rejection Damages Bar the Prepetition 6.125% Notes Indenture Documents; (vi) Prepetition 2L Secured to or should be construed as a waiver of the Debtors’right to:(a) dispute,or assert have the minor declared to be a ward of the Parties,on account of claims arising under the Prepetition 2L Documents;and (vii) offsets or defenses against, any filed claim or any claim listed or reflected in the We Want Your Old Car; We pay $100-$500 court and for other relief under the Act. Date shall be the deadline by which counterparties to leases of non-residential real property are permitted to file Proofs of Claim and/or requests for payment of the Unsecured NotesTrustee and holders of Unsecured Notes,on account of claims Schedules as to the nature, amount, liability, or classification thereof; (b) subse- CASH Contact Rod 773-930-7112 arisingunderthatcertainindenture,datedasofMarch14,2013,governing7.750% quently designate any scheduled claim as disputed, contingent, or unliquidated; THE COURT HAS AUTHORITY IN THIS AdministrativeClaimsonaccountofanyclaimsarisingunderorrelatingtoanappli- CASE TO TAKE FROM YOU THE CUSTODY cable lease of non-residential real property (including,for the avoidance of doubt, senior unsecured notes issued by Claire’s Stores,Inc.and all other documentation and(c)otherwiseamendorsupplementtheSchedules. AND GUARDIANSHIP OF THE MINOR, TO any prepetition claim,Administrative Claim,and/or rejection damages claim),and executedinconnectiontherewith. If you require additional information regarding the filing of a proof TERMINATE YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND allsuchclaimsmaybefiledinasingleProofofClaim. The fact that you have received this notice does not mean that you of claim, you may contact the Debtors’ Claims and Noticing Agent TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO YoumaybeacreditorofoneormoreoftheDebtors. have claim or that the Debtors or the Court believe that you have a claim directly at: Prime Clerk LLC, 830 Third Avenue, 3rd Floor, New York, DOGS CONSENT TO ADOPTION. YOU MAY LOSE ALL IfyouhaveanyquestionsrelatingtothisNotice,pleasefeelfreetocon- againsttheDebtors. YoushouldnotfileaProofofClaimorAdministrative New York 10022; Telephone: (844) 276-3027 (toll free) or 917-962-8890 PARENTAL RIGHTS TO YOUR CHILD. IF THE tact Prime Clerk LLC (“Prime Clerk”) at (844) 276-3027 (toll free) or 917- ClaimifyoudonothaveaclaimorAdministrativeClaimagainstanyofthe (international); or by e-mail at [email protected]. PETITION REQUESTS THE TERMINATION OF 962-8890(international)[email protected]. Debtors. A holder of a possible claim against the Debtors should consult an at- YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND APPOINTMENT NOTE: The staff of the Bankruptcy Clerk’s Office,the Office of the United States 3. INSTRUCTIONS FOR FILING PROOFS OF CLAIM AND ADMINISTRATIVE torney if such holder has any questions regarding this Notice, including German Shepherd 630-320-9348 OF A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENT Trustee,andtheDebtors’ClaimsandNoticingAgentcannotgivelegaladvice. CLAIMS. Except as otherwise set forth herein, each entity that asserts a claim whether the holder should file a Proof of Claim. TO ADOPTION, YOU MAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL against the Debtors that arose before the Commencement Date MUST file a Downers Grove,IL $800 m-f INSTRUCTIONS: Dated:Wilmington,Delaware,May22,2018 BYORDEROFTHECOURT RIGHTS TO THE CHILD. Proof of Claim. Except as otherwise set forth herein, each entity that asserts an working line pups, parents on site, all shots 1. WHO MUST FILE A PROOF OF CLAIM OR AN ADMINISTRATIVE CLAIM. Ray C.Schrock,P.C.,Matthew S.Barr,Ryan Preston Dahl,WEIL,GOTSHAL & MANGES Except as otherwise set forth herein,the following entities holding claims against AdministrativeClaimagainsttheDebtorsthataroseaftertheCommencementDate LLP,767 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York 10153, Telephone: (212) 310-8000, UNLESS YOU appear, you will not be entitled the Debtors arising prior to the Commencement Date MUST file Proofs of Claim or and prior to the Administrative Claim Deadline MUST file a request for payment of Facsimile: (212) 310-8007 -and- Daniel J. DeFranceschi (No. 2732), Zachary Goldendoodle 574-642-3017 to further written notices or publication requests for payment of Administrative Claims arising prior to the Administrative theAdministrativeClaim. I. Shapiro (No. 5103), Brendan J. Schlauch (No. 6115), Brett M. Haywood (No. notices of the proceedings in this case, Millersburg IN 46543 $720 male/ ClaimDeadlineonorbeforetheapplicableBarDate: The following procedures with respect to preparing and filing of 6166), RICHARDS, LAYTON & FINGER, P.A., One Rodney Square, 910 N.King Street, female including the filing of an amended petition ProofsofClaimandofrequestsforpaymentofAdministrativeClaimswill Wilmington, Delaware 19801, Telephone: (302) 651-7700, Facsimile: (302) 651- or a motion to terminate parental rights. a. any entity whose claim against a Debtor is not listed in the applicable F1 Goldendoodle puppies, 9 weeks old. u.t.d Debtor’s Schedules,or is listed as“contingent,”“unliquidated,”or“disputed”and if apply: 7701,ATTORNEYSFORDEBTORSANDDEBTORSINPOSSESSION on shots and wormer. Red/Apricot. info and a. Proofs of Claim must substantially conform to the Debtors’Proof of Claim suchentitydesirestoparticipateinanyofthesechapter11casesorshareinanydis- 1 pictures at www.dixiesdoodles.yolasite.com. UNLESS YOU appear at the hearing and FormorOfficialBankruptcyFormNo.410; Notwithstanding the foregoing, a party to an executory contract or unex- show cause against the petition, the tributioninanyofthesechapter11cases; pired lease (excluding unexpired leases of non-residential real property) who b. any entity who believes that its claim is improperly classified in the b. Proofs of Claim and requests for payment of Administrative Claims must allegations of the petition may stand (i)bewrittenintheEnglishlanguage;(ii)bedenominatedinlawfulcurrencyofthe asserts a claim on account of unpaid amounts accrued and outstanding as of the Goldendoodle (716) 257-0777 admitted as against you and each of you, Schedules or is listed in an incorrect amount and who desires to have its claim Commencement Date pursuant to such executory contract or unexpired lease St. John, IN $1200.00 2Females allowed in a different classification or amount other than that identified in the UnitedStatesasoftheCommencementDate(usingtheexchangerate,ifapplicable, and an order or judgment entered. as of the Commencement Date);(iii) specify by name and case number the Debtor (other than a rejection damages claim) must file a Proof of Claim for such amounts 2 mini females available. Family Raised. Schedules; onorbeforetheapplicableBarDate,unlessanexceptionidentifiedintheMotionor c. anyentitywhobelievesthatanyprepetitionclaimaslistedintheSchedules against which the claim is filed;(iv) set forth with specificity the legal and factual DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT basisfortheallegedclaim;(v)includesupportingdocumentationfortheclaimoran thisOrderapplies. COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS is not an obligation of the specific Debtor against which the claim is listed and 2 Labrador Retriever 815-883-9208 explanationastowhysuchdocumentationisnotavailable;and(vi)besignedbythe See Order (I) Establishing Procedures for Interim Compensation and May 29, 2018 who desires to have its claim allowed against a Debtor other than identified in the Reimbursement of Expenses of Professionals and (II) Granting Related Relief [Docket Oglesby $600 Male Schedules; claimantor,iftheclaimantisnotanindividual,byanauthorizedagentoftheclaim- AKC, yellow lab, 6month old, champ pedigree, antunderpenaltyofperjury; No.292](the“InterimCompensationOrder”). d. any entity who believes that its claim against a Debtor is or may be an 3 chipped, house broken, excellent family dog. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK c. Except as otherwise set forth herein, if a claimant asserts a claim against See Interim Order (I) Authorizing Debtors to Obtain Postpetition Financing, (II) 815-883-9208 or 815-252-2295 (C) Administrative Claim that arises between the Commencement Date and the Authorizing the Use of Cash Collateral, (III) Granting Adequate Protection to the COUNTY, ILLINOIS JUVENILE JUSTICE AND Administrative Claims Deadline, excluding (i) claims for professional fees and more than one Debtor or has claims against different Debtors,the claimant must CHILD PROTECTION DEPARTMENT CHILD fileaseparateProofofClaimorarequestforpaymentofanAdministrativeClaim,as Prepetition Non-ABL Secured Parties, (IV) Granting Liens and Superpriority Claims, expensesintheseproceedings,and(ii)claimsassertingadministrativepriorityand (V) Modifying the Automatic Stay, and (VI) Scheduling a Final Hearing [Docket Labrador Retriever 618-396-2494 PROTECTION DIVISION arisingintheordinarycourseofbusinessaftertheCommencementDate;and applicable,againsteachDebtor; d. Notwithstanding anything herein to the contrary,including the foregoing No. 130]; and Final Order (I) Authorizing Debtors to Obtain Postpetition Financing, Meppen, IL $800 & Up M/F e. any entity who believes that its claim against a Debtor is or may be entitled IN THE INTEREST OF section 3(c) of this Notice,each of the entities listed in section 2(p) of this Notice, (II) Authorizing the Use of Cash Collateral, (III) Granting Adequate Protection to the Goldendoodles, Labradoodles, Goldadors, topriorityundersection503(b)(9)oftheBankruptcyCode. Prepetition Non-ABL Secured Parties, (IV) Granting Liens and Superpriority Claims, Golden Retrievers. Great disposition. Health Kaylianna Herron Pursuanttosection101(5)oftheBankruptcyCodeandasusedinthisNotice,the includinganypersonsorotherpartiesauthorizedtofileaclaimagainsttheDebtors guaranteed. Shot/wormed. Ready Now onbehalfofsuchentities,may,initssolediscretion(butshallnotberequiredto),file and(V)ModifyingtheAutomaticStay[DocketNo.318](the“DIPOrders”). word“claim”means (i) a right to payment,whether or not such right is reduced to 4 Capitalized terms used but not defined in this Paragraph 2(p) shall have the www.sieversretrievers.com MINOR(S) CHILD(REN) OF Delana Herron judgment, liquidated, unliquidated, fixed, contingent, matured, unmatured, dis- (and amend,supplement,or otherwise modify as needed or appropriate) a single, (Mother) meaningssetforthintheDIPOrders. puted,undisputed,legal,equitable,secured,orunsecured;or(ii)arighttoanequita- masterproofofclaim(a“MasterProofofClaim”)underthechapter11casenum- Weimaraner 815-922-2477 JUVENILE NO.: 18JA00201 Clifton, IL $600-800 Males 3 AKC Males, born March 6th. 2nd vaccinations. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION LEGAL LEGAL NOTICES Parents on farm. GOVERNMENT/EDUCATION NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, Brandon Jackson NOTICES (Father), respondents, and to All Whom It May Concern, that on March 1, 2018,a GENERAL petition was filed under the Juvenile Court ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK Act by KIM FOXX in this court and that Triton College will receive sealed proposals COUNTY, ILLINOIS JUVENILE JUSTICE AND ANNOUNCEMENTS in the courtroom of Judge Sarley in the at 2000 Fifth Avenue, River Grove, IL 60171 CHILD PROTECTION DEPARTMENT CHILD Cook County Juvenile Court Building, 1100 for the following needs. PROTECTION DIVISION So. Hamilton Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, ON Welding Lab HVAC NO PRE-BID MEETING IN THE INTEREST OF Dental Implant $99/mo, $0 down call today 06/13/2018,at 11:00 AM in CALENDAR 9 224-255-6133 COURTROOM I, or as soon thereafter as this Bid opening Tuesday 6/12/2018 12:00 Noon. Sean Gladney case may be heard, an adjudicatory hearing Specifications will be issued to prime will be held upon the petition to have the bidders, which may be obtained from MINOR(S) CHILD(REN) OF Anastasia minor declared to be a ward of the court the Purchasing Department or by visiting Psiroginnis (Mother) and for other relief under the Act. www.triton.edu/rfp. Bid proposals will be received up to the hours and dates listed JUVENILE NO.: 16JA00165 THE COURT HAS AUTHORITY IN THIS above in room A 306, Finance Office located CASE TO TAKE FROM YOU THE CUSTODY in the Learning Resource Center building at NOTICE OF PUBLICATION AND GUARDIANSHIP OF THE MINOR, TO Triton College. Immediately after the closing TERMINATE YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND hour for receiving bids, they will be publicly NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, Anastasia TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO opened and read aloud in room A-300. Psiroginnis (Mother) Any, respondents, CONSENT TO ADOPTION. YOU MAY LOSE ALL All questions pertaining to construction and to All Whom It May Concern, that on PARENTAL RIGHTS TO YOUR CHILD. IF THE documents should be sent to Arcon & January 24, 2018, a petition was filed under THERE’S A NEW JOB PETITION REQUESTS THE TERMINATION OF Associates, Inc., attention Gaspare Pitrello the Juvenile Court Act by KIM FOXX in this YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND APPOINTMENT (630) 495-1900 Ext. 210 or email gppitrello@ court and that in the courtroom of Judge in OF A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENT arconassoc.com the Cook County Juvenile Court Building, Dental Implant $499 per implant call today TO ADOPTION, YOU MAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL 1100 So. Hamilton Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, 224-255-6133 RIGHTS TO THE CHILD. ON 06/18/2018,at9:30 AM in CALENDAR BOARD IN TOWN 13 COURTROOM M, or as soon thereafter UNLESS YOU appear, you will not be entitled as this case may be heard, a hearing will to further written notices or publication LEGAL be held upon the petition to terminate your notices of the proceedings in this case, NOTICES parental rights and appoint a guardian with including the filing of an amended petition power to consent to adoption. THAT MAKES or a motion to terminate parental rights. THE COURT HAS AUTHORITY IN THIS NOTE TO DISADVANTAGED AND UNLESS YOU appear at the hearing and CASE TO TAKE FROM YOU THE CUSTODY VETERAN OWNED BUSINESSES AND GUARDIANSHIP OF THE MINOR, TO show cause against the petition, the Kenny Construction Company, 2215 allegations of the petition may stand TERMINATE YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND Sanders Road, Suite 400, Northbrook, TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO HIRING EASIER admitted as against you and each of you, Il 60062, (847) 919-8200, is seeking and an order or judgment entered. CONSENT TO ADOPTION. YOU MAY LOSE ALL disadvantaged businesses (DBE) and PARENTAL RIGHTS TO YOUR CHILD. IF THE veteran owned small businesses (VOSB) DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT PETITION REQUESTS THE TERMINATION OF for the Illinois Tollway Project I-18-4373, YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND APPOINTMENT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS Road and Bridge Reconstruction of MP May 29, 2018 OF A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENT THAN EVER 26.9 to 28.9-Edens Spur. Subcontracting TO ADOPTION, YOU MAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL STUFF FOR SALE and supplier opportunities may include, RIGHTS TO THE CHILD. but at not limited to: Concrete, Expansion IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK Joints, Piling, Rebar, Demolition, Electrical, COUNTY, ILLINOIS JUVENILE JUSTICE AND UNLESS YOU appear, you will not be entitled Environmental, Excavating, Asphalt Paving, to further written notices or publication CHILD PROTECTION DEPARTMENT CHILD Flatwork, Drainage, Fence & Guardrail, 2005 Harley Dyna Custom 15K mi. EC. PROTECTION DIVISION notices of the proceedings in this case, Hire the best talent faster and for $6500 773-844-0749 Landscaping, Painting, Pavement markings, including the filing of an amended petition Traffic Control, Signage, Structural Steel, or a motion to terminate parental rights. IN THE INTEREST OF Survey. All DBE and VOSB businesses should Marcel Rogers less with performance-based job contact Keith Martin (847) 777-7516 to UNLESS YOU appear at the hearing and 2010 HARLEY DAVIDSON Dyna Super Glide. discuss subcontracting opportunities and 8,185 Miles. $7500. Sandwich 815-474-1095 show cause against the petition, the MINOR(S) CHILD(REN) OF Yema Campbell link to plans/specs. All negotiations must be (Mother) allegations of the petition may stand completed no later than Monday June 4th admitted as against you and each of you, posting that reaches qualified by 5:00 PM. Bids will be evaluated based and an order or judgment entered. JUVENILE NO.: 18JA00183 on performance, qualifications, experience LEGAL NOTICES and price. Please fax quotes and DBE/ VOSB NOTICE OF PUBLICATION DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT talent across the web! GOVERNMENT/EDUCATION certifications to (847) 272-5930 or keith. COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS [email protected]. Kenny Construction May 29, 2018 NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, Unknown (Father), Company, an equal opportunity employer. respondents, and to All Whom It May Concern, that on February 27, 2018,a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK petition was filed under the Juvenile Court COUNTY, ILLINOIS JUVENILE JUSTICE AND Act by KIM FOXX in this court and that in AND CHILD PROTECTION DEPARTMENT the courtroom of Judge Richard Stevens JUVENILE JUSTICE DIVISION in the Cook County Juvenile Court Building, 1100 So. Hamilton Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, IN THE INTEREST OF ON 06/18/2018,at 9:30 AM in CALENDAR 6 KEY BENEFITS Anthony L Jackson COURTROOM F, or as soon thereafter as this case may be heard, an adjudicatory hearing A MINOR will be held upon the petition to have the NO. 2018JD00216 minor declared to be a ward of the court • Enhanced Visibility to the and for other relief under the Act. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION THE COURT HAS AUTHORITY IN THIS Notice is given you, Anthony Jackson, Sr. CASE TO TAKE FROM YOU THE CUSTODY Right Talent (Father), respondents, and TO ALL WHOM AND GUARDIANSHIP OF THE MINOR, TO IT MAY CONCERN, that on February 6, TERMINATE YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND 2018, a petition was filed under the Juvenile TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO • More Applicants in Less Time Court Act by KIM FOXX, STATE’S ATTORNEY CONSENT TO ADOPTION. YOU MAY LOSE ALL OF COOK COUNTY through her assistant PARENTAL RIGHTS TO YOUR CHILD. IF THE State’s Attorney in this court and that in the PETITION REQUESTS THE TERMINATION OF courtroom of Judge Kristal Royce Rivers YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND APPOINTMENT • Unprecedented Network Reach in the Cook County Juvenile Court Building OF A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENT located at 1100 South Hamilton, Chicago, TO ADOPTION, YOU MAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL Illinois, ON 06/11/2018 at 9:00 AM IN RIGHTS TO THE CHILD. CALENDAR 56 COURTROOM 10, UNLESS YOU appear, you will not be entitled or as soon thereafter as this case may be to further written notices or publication heard, an adjudicatory hearing will be held notices of the proceedings in this case, TO LEARN MORE VISIT upon the petition to have the minor declared including the filing of an amended petition to be a ward of the court and for other relief or a motion to terminate parental rights. under the Act. The court has authority in this case to take from you the custody and UNLESS YOU appear at the hearing and jobnetwork.chicagotribune.com guardianship of the minor. show cause against the petition, the allegations of the petition may stand Unless you appear at the hearing and show admitted as against you and each of you, cause to the contrary, an order or judgment and an order or judgment entered. by default may be entered against you for the relief asked in the petition. DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF COURT May 29, 2018 May 29, 2018

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CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT, COOK COUNTY OF ILLINOIS Tuesday, May 29, 2018 | Section 3 Same James: ‘Unbelievable’ One thing that never “It’s just unbelievable.” Not much has changed in three changes in postseason years, other than James’ receding is LeBron’s dominance hairline. This isn’t a James vs. Michael When LeBron James sank a Jordan story. This type of great- buzzer-beater to flip a Bulls- K.C. Johnson ness, in any era, should merely be Cavaliers second-round playoff On the NBA recognized and appreciated. series in 2015, then-coach Tom And what James accomplished Thibodeau summarized the de- Sunday night is rightfully drawing gree of difficulty on James’ game- nine-assist, two-block perform- universal raves. RONALD MARTINEZ/GETTY winner over Jimmy Butler. ance while playing all 48 minutes James and the Cavaliers will “He made a great play,” Thi- to win a road game, Celtics coach enter the NBA Finals as under- NBA WESTERN CONFERENCE FINALS bodeau said. “That’s what great Brad Stevens sounded similar. dogs. Should the Cavaliers lose, players do.” “It’s ridiculous,” Stevens said James’ finals record will drop to Here they go again When James placed an excla- Sunday night in Boston. “And 3-6 — and his critics will pounce Stephen Curry and the Warriors rally past the Rockets 101-92 in mation point on his eighth he does it at this level and with again. Game 7 to earn their fourth straight NBA Finals matchup against straight trip to the NBA Finals the pressure, with the scrutiny — the Cavaliers. Game 1 is Thursday night in Oakland, Calif. Back Page with a 35-point, 15-rebound, doesn’t matter. Turn to Johnson, Page 5

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GENE J. PUSKAR/AP Pirates catcher Elias Diaz throws to first base after forcing out hard-charging Anthony Rizzo in the eighth inning Monday in Pittsburgh. Diaz’s errant throw allowed two runs to score. CUBS 7, PIRATES 0 Rizzo out of line? Controversial slide UP NEXT INDIANS 9, WHITE SOX 6 “Did he go out of his way to go hit him? Cubs (Lester 4-2, 2.37) at Rookie Matt Skole, 28, homers in overshadows Cubs’ That’s what it looked like on the replay.” Pirates (Kingham 2-1, 3.44) debut, but ugly fifth inning dooms win in opener of series 6:05 p.m. Tuesday, WGN-9 White Sox. Page 3 — Pirates shortstop Sean Rodriguez on Anthony Rizzo’s slide By Mark Gonzales Chicago Tribune Maddon. next at-bat, which ended with a Most of the talk after the Cubs’ Rizzo’s slide, to break up a The call was upheld, and Pi- two-run single. PITTSBURGH — Mike Mont- 7-0 victory against the Pirates double play, caused Diaz to sail a rates manager Clint Hurdle was Maddon strongly believed Riz- gomery provided the Cubs with centered on Anthony Rizzo’s throw into right field, allowing ejected. Maddon, meanwhile, zo’s slide was clean and was angry an invigorating performance in hard slide at home plate in the two runs to score. Diaz was on the continued to argue with home that a review was called for place of Yu Darvish on Monday, eighth inning that clipped the ground in pain for several sec- plate umpire Bill Welke, though because that seemingly gave Pi- but it was overshadowed by the right ankle of catcher Elias Diaz onds before standing up. The he later praised Welke for his rates fans reason to show con- latest controversy in the con- and set off a round of furious Pirates asked for a replay, which handling of the situation. tentious Cubs-Pirates rivalry. allegations. incensed Cubs manager Joe Rizzo was booed lustily in his Turn to Cubs, Page 3

BEARS Man in the middle not on the field Trubisky, Nagy rely on instead of prod- MORE BEARS COVERAGE uct. “Everything is a lot more natural” coordinator Helfrich “Well,” he for Mitch Trubisky. Q&A with QBs to groom young offense chuckled, “to- coach Dave Ragone. Back Page day was a bad By Rich Campbell build, but that’s Chicago Tribune to be expected. frich, position coach Dave Ragone We’re adding a and system-ready backups Chase Mark Helfrich’s first media ses- chunk each day. Daniel and Tyler Bray. sion in four months began Wednes- Helfrich I thought today Helfrich contributes 15 seasons day just minutes after the Bears was the first day of experience as a Division I completed their fifth full spring where we … hit the wall.” quarterbacks coach, not to mention practice. The new offensive coor- He went on to promise correc- his stint as Oregon’s head coach dinator hadn’t had time to process tions and applaud those that have from 2013-16. He has settled into his the fresh set of reminders that the already occurred in the seven role as a supportive voice for Nagy, a ROSS D. FRANKLIN/AP offense is a dirt lot with orange weeks since coach Matt Nagy and contributor to the new scheme and under-construction signs all over it. the staff began installing the offense a teacher for Trubisky in his second STANLEY CUP FINAL So when asked to characterize for players. season. what the Bears are building on his By now, the Bears’ quarterback “Coach Helfrich is so smart,” Golden Knights strike first side of the ball, Helfrich’s answer incubator for Mitch Trubisky is Ryan Reaves, left, Pierre-Edouard Bellemare and Vegas score three naturally gravitated toward process fully operational, with Nagy, Hel- Turn to Bears, Page 6 goals in the third period, beat Capitals 6-4 in frenetic Game 1. Page 2 2 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, May 29, 2018 D TOPOFTHESECOND

Phil Rosenthal Mendoza, A-Rod keep it simple

The most discussed thing about Jessica Mendoza, now in her third full season as a regular ESPN “Sunday Night Baseball” analyst, is also among the least extraordi- nary. She is a woman. DAVID BECKER/AP So is 49.558 percent of the global popula- tion, according to the World Bank. NHL Anyone unaccustomed to hearing a woman’s voice in conversations at this point in the 21st century is a hermit, a Life of Riley tied monk, or needs to broaden his circle of acquaintances. to Golden Knights The whole “anyone who hasn’t faced major-league pitching has no business LAS VEGAS — A couple who sur- talking about it” argument doesn’t hold up, vived the October shooting at a Las given the paucity of sports writers, sports Vegas country music festival has named talk hosts and fans who do so daily. their newborn after one of the Golden “Baseball’s evolved to the point where Knights, saying the team brought pos- the people really leading and sculpting itivity into their lives after the tragedy. these teams, a lot of them never played or Lauren and Brad Sugars’ girl was played through Little League or high born May 18, the same day the Golden school or college,” said Mendoza, a former Knights beat the Jets to advance to the pro and college fast-pitch softball star who Stanley Cup Final, KLAS-TV reported. has been with ESPN for 11 years. The Las Vegas couple originally had “Their knowledge of the game and the Austin in mind as their daughter’s decisions they’re making are based on a name, but switched to Riley in honor of variety of things, good or bad, no matter Knights right wing Reilly Smith. how you feel about that, it’s not like they The Sugars didn’t know they were played at some high level to be able to going to become parents until two make these decisions.” DAVID BANKS/GETTY weeks after the festival. The Cubs brain trust of Theo Epstein Alex Rodriguez, left, Jessica Mendoza and Matt Vasgersian sing Sunday at Wrigley Field. “We know a lot of other friends that and Jed Hoyer has in no way been held went through the same experience and back by their lack of major-league playing was his swing-and-miss (pitch), and now play man Matt Vasgersian about the need had a lot of trouble moving on, and we experience. it’s (hitting) the barrel. … That’s exciting to for most young hitters to worry less about got a very clear reason to move on Like fellow ESPN Sunday commentator me, but how do I make that as exciting to home runs (a lucrative skill but one that straight away,” Brad Sugars said. Alex Rodriguez, Mendoza self-identifies as the viewers? That’s the challenge.” results in too many strikeouts). On Oct. 1, 2017, a man opened fire on a baseball nerd. It doesn’t always come out As a novice calling games, Rodriguez A-Rod believes, if they want postseason the Route 91 Harvest Music Festival and on telecasts in their effort to keep things also finds his understanding of baseball success, they need to learn “winning base- killed 58 people. conversational and accessible for casual sometimes outstripping his ability to ex- ball,” which includes honing their abilities “We got out of that spot, and we fans as well as the seamheads. press it simply. to bunt and execute hit-and-run plays. started running, and (he) started shoot- “Where the game has gone with analyt- “Baseball is simple in some ways, and in Despite the casual way he presented it, it ing again,” Brad Sugars said. “I took ics and some of the cooler technology other ways, it’s very complex,” Rodriguez was anything but off the cuff. cover, and Lauren just kept running. teams use, we’re at this place now where said. “It is truly a chess match, not check- Rodriguez was working on how best to That’s when we got separated.” it’s challenging to (use) this amazing infor- ers. There are so many residual moves that articulate the insight days before, and He said he remembers screaming mation and intel, whether it’s on pitch happen because of one subtle move. maybe earlier, testing analogies and exam- Lauren’s name until he found her hiding angles or something else,” Mendoza said. “You can see the domino effect. It’s why ples — including one that didn’t quite work under a car in a parking lot. Before the Cubs put pitcher Yu Darvish an error in one situation is more than just about former basketball center Shaquille “Route 91 was a very big negative, but on the disabled list with tendinitis in his an error, because now a first baseman has O’Neal abandoning his inside game for our city turned it into apositive, and the right triceps, Mendoza was breaking down to hold the runner on, the third baseman 3-point shots — before it was ready for Golden Knights have been a really big his pitches this year, which were hittable, has to play up. It causes the pitcher to prime time. part of that,” Brad Sugars said. AP and last year, which often weren’t. throw an extra 15 pitches, which keeps him Rodriguez was doing a job for which “The amount of difference with his out of the seventh inning. That puts the having a Y chromosome is common but not horizontal and vertical differences on his bullpen in play.” a prerequisite. CONTACT US slider, you take this information and it’s like In the bottom of the eighth inning of the Joe Knowles, AME/Sports 9.2 inches on his slider, the vertical drop on Cubs’ 8-3 rout of the Giants on Sunday, [email protected] 435 N. Michigan Ave. | Chicago, IL 60611 that pitch last year,” Mendoza said. “That Rodriguez engaged Mendoza and play-by- Twitter @phil_rosenthal 312-222-3478 | [email protected]

STANLEY CUP FINAL GOLDEN KNIGHTS 6, CAPITALS 4 Nosek, Golden Knights come up aces Winger scores go-ahead goal, CUP SCHEDULE there’s defaults at times to get the puck back KNIGHTS LEAD SERIES 1-0 in our team’s hands.” adds empty-netter in victory G1 Golden Knights 6, Capitals 4 Tom Wilson got credit for the goal that G2 Wednesday in Las Vegas 7 NBCSN put the Caps up 4-3 early in the third period By Greg Beacham | Associated Press G3 Saturday in Washington 7 NBCSN when Fleury back-heeled a loose puck into his own net, but Reaves evened it 91 seconds LAS VEGAS — The Golden Knights’ G4 Monday in Washington 7 NBC-5 later for the Knights. incredible inaugural season isn’t slowing G5*June 7 in Las Vegas 7 NBC-5 “Obviously it’s not what was expected of down in the Stanley Cup Final. G6*June 10 in Washington 7 NBC-5 both of us, or what I want,” said Fleury, who Tomas Nosek scored the tiebreaking goal G7* June 13 in Las Vegas 7 NBC-5 improved to 13-3 in the postseason. “It’s not midway through the third period, and the going to go perfect every night. Sometimes I expansion Golden Knights opened an put in the puck in my net by myself. It improbable finals with a thrilling 6-4 With its sellout crowd of hometown fans happens. It’ll happen again at some point in victory over the Capitals on Monday night. at deafening volume all night, the Knights my career. You just have got to brush it off, Marc-Andre Fleury made 24 saves in an put their usual speed and relentlessness on forget about it and try to stop the next one.” occasionally shaky performance, but the full display while overcoming a third- Nosek put the Knights ahead after Shea three-time Stanley Cup winner’s new period deficit to win the opener of a Theodore kept the puck in the Capitals’ teammates carried the goalie who has so matchup between franchises seeking their zone, sidestepped a defender and fired a ETHAN MILLER/GETTY often carried them with a relentless out- first Stanley Cup titles. beautiful cross-ice pass to Nosek, who Tomas Nosek is mobbed by his teammates burst of offense. The Game 1 winner has won the last six buried a one-timer for his second goal of the after his goal gave the Golden Knights a The Eastern Conference champion Capi- Cups and 61 of 78 overall. playoffs. 5-4 lead on the Capitals in the third period. tals hadn’t given up this many goals in 29 Braden Holtby stopped 28 shots for the Colin Miller, William Karlsson and Reilly games since March 18, but they hadn’t seen Capitals. Smith scored early goals before Nosek their biggest stars didn’t match the Knights’ anything like this charmed run by the “I thought my puck-handling was not added an empty-netter for the Knights, who outburst. Captain Alex Ovechkin, who upstart Knights. great tonight,” Holtby said. “I wasn’t are three wins away from one of the most collected a career-high 22 points in the first “We put fun ahead of everything, and you recognizing the type of forecheck they were improbable championships in recent North three rounds, had one assist in his first can tell,” said Ryan Reaves, who scored the having, and I made the wrong decision on a American sports history. Stanley Cup Final game. Evgeny Kuznetsov, Knights’ tying goal in the third period. few occasion. That’s just something that Brett Connolly, Nicklas Backstrom and who scored a 24 points in the first three “Guys are having fun and they’re smiling.” you go back, watch the video, see where John Carlson scored for the Capitals, but rounds, also had just one assist. Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, May 29, 2018 3

CUBS 7, PIRATES 0 INDIANS 9, WHITE SOX 6 Central rivalries not hottest topic THE BOX SCORE WHITE SOX AB R H BI SO AVG Moncada 2b 41003 .241 Sanchez 3b 50200 .280 Abreudh 30012 .308 Palkarf 40101 .280 Skole1b 32211 .667 Anderson ss 41111 .242 Engel cf 41210 .221 Tilson lf 31210 .300 Gonzalez c 2 0000 .000 a-Narvaez ph-c 20110 .183 Paul Sullivan TOTALS 34 6 11 6 8 CLEVELAND AB R H BI SO AVG On the White Sox Lindor ss 41311 .298 Brantley lf 41100 .333 Ramirez 3b 41101 .291 Encarnacion dh 42241 .228 CLEVELAND — A game Alonso 1b 21210 .243 Cabrera rf 40010 .179 against the White Sox doesn’t Daviscf 00000 .211 Kipnis 2b 40102 .191 raise the excitement level much Gomes c 4 1100 .244 Allen cf-rf 32101 .236 in Cleveland these days. TOTALS 33 9 12 7 6

The Indians are sleepwalking WHITE SOX 120 200 001 — 6 11 3 their way to another American Cleveland 001 151 10x — 9 12 0 League Central title, and their a-grounded out for Gonzalez in the 7th. E: Moncada (4), Anderson (9), Gonzalez (1). LOB: Sox 5, Cleveland 5. 2B: intradivision game Monday Narvaez (5), Encarnacion (6), Alonso 2 (7), Kipnis (12), Gomes (6). 3B: Engel (2). HR: Skole (1), off Plutko; Ander- against the worst team in baseball son (11), off Plutko; Encarnacion (12), off Beck. RBIs: Abreu (31), Skole (1), Anderson (19), Engel (10), Tilson (1), wasn’t exactly hot-button, talk- Narvaez (2), Lindor (29), Encarnacion 4 (31), Alonso (31), radio material before their 9-6 Cabrera (3). SB: Moncada (5), Allen (1). CS: Palka (1). SF: Abreu, Tilson. S: Allen. Runners left in scoring position: comeback win at Progressive Sox 3 (Moncada, Sanchez, Anderson); Cleveland 3 (Ra- mirez, Kipnis, Gomes). RISP: Sox 0 for 6; Cleveland 3 for Field. 10. Runners moved up: Sanchez, Narvaez, Cabrera. GIDP: Narvaez, Brantley 2, Cabrera 2. DP: Sox 4 (Moncada, An- But when someone mentioned derson, Skole), (Anderson, Skole), (Moncada, Anderson, Skole), (Moncada, Anderson, Skole); Cleveland1(Lindor, LeBron James’ Game 7 perform- Kipnis, Alonso). ance against the Celtics on Sun- WHITE SOX IP H R ER BB SO ERA 1 Covey 4 ⁄3 55233 3.63 1 day during Terry Francona’s Avilan ⁄3 00000 4.20 Volstad, L,0-3 011100 4.00 pregame press briefing, the Indi- Fry132101 0.82 1 ans manager’s face lit up. Beck 1 ⁄3 21111 4.35 Santiago 110001 4.87 “That’s un-(bleeping)-believ- CLEVELAND IP H R ER BB SO ERA able,” Francona said, leading to a Plutko, W,3-0 565512 3.93 2 Olson, H, 4 ⁄3 00002 6.28 1 long discussion with the local Marshall, H, 2 1 ⁄3 2000211.25 Ramirez 1 1 0 0 1 1 9.82 media about James taking the Taylor 1 2 1 1 0 1 5.40 Cavaliers back to the NBA Finals. Volstad pitched to 1 batter in the 5th. Inherited runners- scored: Avilan 3-0, Volstad 3-3, Fry 1-1, Beck 1-0. WP: Cov- “Is LeBron getting the love ey 2. PB: Gonzalez (1). Umpires: H, Mike Winters; 1B, Mike Muchlinski; 2B, Tim right now?” Francona asked, Timmons; 3B, Rob Drake. Time: 3:12. A: 23,729 (35,225). knowing the answer before ask- HOW THEY SCORED ing the question. WHITE SOX FIRST: Moncada walked. Moncada stole sec- ond. Sanchez grounded out, Moncada to third. Abreu hit As the only outsider in the sacrifice fly, scoring Moncada. Palka popped out. One run. White Sox 1-0. room, I bit my tongue instead of WHITE SOX SECOND: Skole singled. Anderson flied out. Engel tripled, scoring Skole. Tilson hit sacrifice fly, scor- pointing out it was only the East- ing Engel. Gonzalez grounded out. Two runs. White Sox ern Conference finals the Cavs 3-0. INDIANS THIRD: Gomes grounded out.G.Allen singled. had won, not an actual NBA title. G.Allen stole second. On Covey wild pitch, G.Allen to third. Lindor walked. On Covey wild pitch, G.Allen And I declined to mention the scored. Brantley grounded into double play, Lindor out at GENE J. PUSKAR/AP second. One run. White Sox 2-1. success of the Cavs has totally WHITE SOX FOURTH: Palka singled. Palka caught steal- 2 ing second. Skole homered. Anderson homered. Engel In his first start of the season, Mike Montgomery was in command. He allowed just two hits in 5 ⁄3 innings. obscured the Indians’ mediocrity popped out. Tilson lined out. Two runs. White Sox 5-1. as the 2018 season hit the Memo- INDIANS FOURTH: J.Ramirez singled. Encarnacion struck out. Alonso doubled, J.Ramirez to third. Cabrera rial Day milepost. grounded out, scoring J.Ramirez, Alonso to third. Kipnis struck out. One run. White Sox 5-2. Some things are better left INDIANS FIFTH: Gomes safe on Anderson error. G.Allen reached on fielder's choice, Gomes out at second. Lindor unsaid. singled, G.Allen to second. Brantley walked, G.Allen to third, Lindor to second. Avilan pitching. J.Ramirez With everyone’s attention here popped out. Volstad pitching. Encarnacion doubled, scoring G.Allen, Lindor and Brantley. Fry pitching. Alonso on King James, this is as good a doubled, scoring Encarnacion. Cabrera safe on Moncada Cubs win big time as any for the Sox to sneak error, scoring Alonso. Kipnis struck out. Five runs. Indi- ans 7-5. into Cleveland and try to win a INDIANS SIXTH: Gomes doubled. G.Allen sacrificed, Cubs, from Page 1 THE BOX SCORE Gomes to third. Lindor singled, scoring Gomes. On Gon- AB R H BI SO AVG series, something they’ve accom- zale passed ball, Lindor to second. Brantley flied out. CUBS Beck pitching. J.Ramirez struck out. One run. Indians 8-5. Zobrist rf-lf 40000.276 plished only three times this INDIANS SEVENTH: Encarnacion homered. Alonso tempt for Rizzo. La Stella 2b 10000.339 walked. Cabrera grounded into double play, Alonso out c-Russell ph-ss 22220.268 season — twice against the Royals at second. Kipnis doubled. Gomes lined out. One run. In- “There are different plays Bryant3b 51101.290 on the road and once at home dians 9-5. Rizzo 1b 41330.228 WHITE SOX NINTH: Engel grounded out. Tilson singled. where the players have done Baez ss-2b 51202.269 against the Rangers. Narvaez doubled, scoring Tilson. Moncada struck out. Schwarber lf 31001.252 Sanchez grounded out. One run. Indians 9-6. nothing wrong, but because of Stropp 10000.000 They got off on the right foot Farrellp 00000 — new rules it makes him wear the Gimenez c 5 0201.400 with 28-year-old rookie Matt black cap for a moment,” Mad- Montgomery p 1 0100.333 Cishek p 0 0000.500 Skole becoming the sixth Sox been caught by Palka. don said. “That’s how you b-Happ ph 10001.244 player to homer in his major- “He’d be the first to tell you he Wilson p 0 0000.000 should teach your kids to slide to d-Heyward ph-rf 10000.222 league debut and Tim Anderson should have kept it in his glove,” Almora cf 41101.324 break up a double play at home TOTALS 37 7 12 5 7 following with another blast to he said. plate. PITTSBURGH AB R H BI SO AVG give the Sox a comfy four-run Palka was visibly upset after “The catcher has to clear the Harrison 2b 40002.281 Meadows rf 30000.417 lead in the fourth inning. the play and terse afterward. path. You have to teach proper Marte cf 30001.300 But a storybook ending was not “The ball hit my glove,” Palka Bell 1b 30000.250 technique. He has to get out Dickerson lf 30100.311 in the cards. said. “So, yeah, it should’ve been Freese 3b 30001.247 farther. He has to keep his foot Rodriguez ss 30100.184 The Sox gave the game away caught.” Diaz c 3 0001.302 clear (of the plate) because that’s Kuhl p 1 0001.188 during a five-run fifth that in- Communication is not the what absolutely can happen. a-Moran ph 10001.264 Brault p 0 0000.273 cluded three Sox errors and a Sox’s thing. Later on, left fielder Why? Because the same thing Crick p 0 0000 — dropped fly ball by right fielder Charlie Tilson nearly collided Rodriguez p 0 0000.000 happened to me (in the minors), e-Frazier ph 10000.228 Daniel Palka that was ruled a with Adam Engel in center, caus- and the ball went down the TOTALS 280207 three-run double. ing Engel to muff a catchable ball. JUSTIN BERL/GETTY CUBS 010 000 222 — 7 12 0 right-field corner.” Pittsburgh 000 000 000 — 0 2 2 Sox gonna Sox. “(Engel) had it in his glove and Rizzo insisted he wasn’t try- Pirates manager Clint Hurdle Starter Dylan Covey, who came a-struck out for Kuhl in the 6th. b-struck out for Cishek with a little jolt knocked it out, ing to hurt Diaz and checked on didn’t like what the umpires had in the 7th. c-homered for La Stella in the 7th. d- in with a career road record of 0-7 probably,” Renteria said. grounded out for Wilson in the 8th. e-grounded out for the Pirates catcher before his to say and was ejected Monday. Rodriguez in the 9th. E: Diaz (3), Crick (2). LOB: Cubs 9, with a 9.13 ERA, was removed in Renteria managed the fifth Pittsburgh 1. HR: Rizzo (7), off Kuhl; Russell (2), off final at-bat. Brault. RBIs: Rizzo 3 (36), Russell 2 (14). CS: Zobrist (1). the fifth with a 5-2 lead after inning like it was Game 7 of the S: Montgomery. Runners left in scoring position: “I appreciate a few of their Pirates. Chris Coghlan’s slide Cubs 5 (Baez, Gimenez, Almora 3). RISP: Cubs 1 for 9; . walking Michael Brantley to load World Series and even used start- guys saying to me, ‘That’s a clean into the left knee of Jung Ho Runners moved up: Heyward. GIDP: Freese. DP: Cubs 1 (Baez, La Stella, Rizzo). the bases with one out. Luis Avi- er Hector Santiago on his side day play. It didn’t look like you were Kang in September 2015 ended CUBS IP H R ER BB SO ERA lan induced a first-pitch popup, in the eighth. But nothing Montgomery, W, 1-1 20005 4.35 trying to hit (Diaz),’ ” Rizzo said. Kang’s exceptional season, and 2 but manager Rick Renteria sud- 5 ⁄3 worked, and the Sox not only 1 But after watching a replay, Jake Arrieta was verbally bar- Cishek, H, 4 ⁄3 00001 1.93 denly called on Chris Volstad, Wilson, H, 3 1 00000 3.00 have baseball’s worst record at Diaz told reporters he thought becued for several seasons after Strop 100000 1.59 who induced a fly ball to right 16-35, they also own the worst Farrell 1 0 0 0 0 1 6.75 the incident could have ended hitting two batters and then PITTSBURGH IP H R ER BB SO ERA that Palka dropped on the run record in franchise history after his career and questioned the getting hit by a pitch that started Kuhl, L,4-3 641145 3.94 after nearly colliding with Yoan 51 games. 2 Brault ⁄3 22201 4.43 legitimacy of the slide. a bench-clearing scrum during 1 Crick 1 ⁄3 22110 2.16 Moncada. As Francona might say: “Un- Pirates shortstop Sean Rodri- his 2015 National League wild- Rodriguez 142201 2.21 Three runs scored on the dou- (bleeping)-believable.” Inherited runners-scored: Cishek 1-0. WP: Rodriguez. guez provided a curious assess- card win. Umpires: H, Bill Welke; 1B, Mark Carlson; 2B, Pat ble, and Volstad was done after Hoberg; 3B, Jeremie Rehak. Time: 2:53. A: 19,382 ment. Bickering resurfaced in April (38,362). one batter as well. Renteria said [email protected] Twitter @PWSullivan “Coming from someone who after Hurdle chastised Javier HOW THEY SCORED the ball “absolutely” should’ve obviously plays the game on that Baez for flipping his bat on an CUBS SECOND: Rizzo homered. Baez struck out. Schwarber flied out. Gimenez singled. Montgomery sin- edge, that fine line, it’s obviously infield pop, with Baez respond- gled, Gimenez to second. Almora Jr. grounded out.One run. Cubs 1-0. open to interpretation,” Rodri- ing by telling reporters that CUBS SEVENTH: Happ struck out. Almora Jr. singled. guez told reporters. “Everyone is Hurdle shouldn’t be “talking Zobrist flied out. Russell homered, scoring Almora Jr. WHITE SOX NOTES Crick pitching. Bryant flied out. Two runs. Cubs 3-0. going to have their own opinion trash” and Maddon suggesting CUBS EIGHTH: Rizzo singled. Baez singled, Rizzo to second. On Crick error, Rizzo to third, Baez to second. on it. that Hurdle was revealing more Schwarber walked. Gimenez reached on fielder's choice, Rizzo out at home, Baez to third, Schwarber to “Did he go out of his way to go about himself by criticizing second. On Díaz error, Baez and Schwarber scored, Gimenez to second. Heyward grounded out, Gimenezez Skole launches homer hit him? That’s what it looked Baez. to third. Almora Jr. grounded out. Two runs. Cubs 5-0. CUBS NINTH: Zobrist flied out. Russell singled. Bryant like on the replay.” singled, Russell to second. On Rodríguez wild pitch, It was just the latest in a series [email protected] Russell to third, Bryant to second. Rizzo singled, scoring Twitter @MDGonzales Russell and Bryant. Baez singled, Rizzo to second. Strop in ‘really special’ debut of spats involving the Cubs and flied out. Gimenez struck out. Two runs. Cubs 7-0. By Paul Sullivan instead. Skole wasn’t sure how Chicago Tribune long the gag would last. “The (next) guy fouled off a CUBS NOTES CLEVELAND — As Rick Rent- couple pitches, I was like, ‘Man, all eria was discussing rookie Matt right, I already did the fake Skole on Monday afternoon in the high-five,’ ” he said. “So I was visiting manager’s office at Prog- waiting on them. The guys came Montgomery gives rotation big lift ressive Field, the Eagles song over and grabbed me and hugged By Mark Gonzales Montgomery, who had a 5.33 4.15 ERA in 14 starts in 2017. “New Kid in Town” played in the me, so it was pretty cool, a pretty Chicago Tribune ERA in 18 relief appearances, “I love preparing as a starter. The background. neat moment.” retired the first 13 batters, didn’t bullpen is fun in different ways. A few hours later, Skole, a Skole was called up from PITTSBURGH — Mike Mont- allow a walk and allowed two hits It’s hard. For now, I’ll try to get former Nationals prospect who Triple-A Charlotte on Monday gomery pitched well Monday in his first start since Oct. 1. outs when they ask me to.” has played eight seasons in the when Matt Davidson was placed enough to earn another start as Darvish is scheduled to under- minor leagues and had 2,500 on the 10-day disabled list with well as make a relative feel proud. go an MRI on Tuesday, but it Extra innings: The Cubs’ quick at-bats before getting the call-up back spasms. Montgomery, pitching in place seems highly likely Montgomery turnaround — playing Monday at age 28, had a debut to remem- Skole’s parents were at the of injured Yu Darvish, threw will face the Mets on Saturday afternoon in Pittsburgh after ber. ballpark, and he said his dad, 2 5 ⁄3 scoreless innings in his first night at Citi Field. playing Sunday night at Wrigley The left-handed-hitting first Mike, “was probably crying like a start of the season, giving the “We’ll find out about the Field — didn’t sit well with baseman knocked out his first hit baby” after finally seeing him play Cubs a much-needed boost after Darvish situation, but there’s a Maddon. He wants to see an on the first pitch he saw as a in the majors. they arrived at their hotel less chance (Montgomery) will pitch exemption for teams that play major-leaguer, then smoked a “I was fortunate they were here than nine hours before the game. the next turn,” manager Joe the day after a Sunday night home run to right in the fourth and got to make it in time for the Montgomery was proud that Maddon said. “Too many times game, especially when losing an inning. He wound up 2-for-3 with game and got to see that,” he said. his effort came on Memorial Day. everybody gets too excited over hour because of a time zone a walk in the 9-6 loss to the “It was really special.” “I really respect what those something good and too de- change. … As of now, the Cubs Indians. guys do,” Montgomery said of the spondent over something that won’t face Jake Arrieta when “Surreal really,” Skole said. “I The list: Skole became the sixth military. “The sacrifices they doesn’t appear so good. It’s they play host to the Phillies in a kind of blacked out there a couple Sox player to homer in his debut. make. It’s cool to be able to put up 162 games, it’s not even June.” three-game series June 5-7. Arri- at-bats, I feel like. I was just The other five: Russ Morman a good performance.” After a number of short out- eta is scheduled to pitch Tuesday floating really. (Aug. 3, 1986 vs. the Tigers); Craig Montgomery said cousin Ron- ings by Darvish, Tyler Chatwood against the Dodgers and Sunday “I couldn’t have dreamed of Wilson (Sept. 5, 1998 vs. the nie Tjaarda is a U.S. Navy Seal and Jose Quintana, Montgomery against the Giants. … Reliever anything better to start my big- Yankees); Carlos Lee, (May 7, 1999 whom he hasn’t spoken to since certainly didn’t hurt his chances Luke Farrell was promoted from league debut. It was unreal.” vs. the A’s); Joe Borchard, (Sept. 2, the December holidays. of staying in the rotation. Triple-A Iowa, and reliever His teammates gave Skole the 2001 at the Blue Jays); and Miguel “He does stuff I’d have no idea “I really enjoy starting,” said Justin Hancock was optioned to silent treatment in the dugout, Olivo, (Sept. 15, 2002 at the how to do,” Montgomery said. Montgomery, who was 5-5 with a Iowa before Monday’s game. naturally, so he high-fived the air Yankees). 4 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, May 29, 2018 D BASEBALL

PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUPS AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE 2018 TEAM 2017 VS OPP TEAM PITCHER TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA EAST W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY EAST W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY Cubs Lester (L) 4-2 2.37 7-3 1-2 19.1 4.66 Boston 37 17 .685 — 7-3 W-1 18-8 19-9 Atlanta* 31 21 .596 — 5-5 W-2 12-9 19-12 Pit Kingham (R) 6:05p 2-1 3.44 2-1 0-0 0.0 0.00 New York 33 17 .660 2 5-5 L-1 20-9 13-8 Washington 30 22 .577 1 6-4 W-4 12-14 18-8 NY Matz (L) 2-3 3.80 6-3 1-0 7.0 1.29 1 Philadelphia 29 22 .569 1 ⁄2 4-6 L-2 19-9 10-13 Atl Sanchez (R) 6:35p 1-0 1.29 1-1 0-0 0.0 0.00 Tampa Bay 26 26 .500 10 6-4 W-3 11-13 15-13 StL Wacha (R) 5-1 2.88 7-3 0-0 14.0 5.79 Toronto 25 29 .463 12 3-7 L-1 12-17 13-12 New York* 25 25 .500 5 4-6 L-4 12-13 13-12 Mil Davies (R) 6:40p 2-4 4.74 2-5 1-0 15.1 5.87 1 Baltimore 17 37 .315 20 3-7 L-3 10-14 7-23 Miami 20 33 .377 11 ⁄2 4-6 W-1 10-18 10-15 SF Samardzija (R) 1-3 6.23 2-5 1-3 24.2 7.66 Col Freeland (L) 7:40p 4-5 3.28 5-5 2-2 22.1 3.22 CENTRAL W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY CENTRAL W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY Cin Castillo (R) 4-4 5.34 6-5 1-1 12.2 2.84 Cleveland 27 25 .519 — 6-4 W-3 16-11 11-14 Milwaukee 35 20 .636 — 8-2 W-4 17-10 18-10 Ari Godley (R) 8:40p 4-4 4.53 5-5 0-0 0.0 0.00 1 1 Detroit 24 29 .453 3 ⁄2 4-6 W-2 15-11 9-18 Chicago 28 22 .560 4 ⁄2 6-4 W-2 15-11 13-11 Phi Arrieta (R) 4-2 2.45 4-5 1-1 12.2 3.55 1 LA Maeda (R) 9:10p 4-3 3.37 4-5 1-0 10.0 3.60 Minnesota 22 27 .449 3 ⁄2 4-6 W-1 11-12 11-15 St. Louis 28 23 .549 5 5-5 L-1 15-11 13-12 Mia Straily (R) 2-0 3.12 5-0 0-0 13.0 2.77 Kansas City 18 36 .333 10 4-6 L-1 7-19 11-17 Pittsburgh 28 25 .528 6 2-8 L-3 16-12 12-13 SD Ross (R) 9:10p 4-3 3.28 7-3 0-0 0.0 0.00 1 Chicago 16 35 .314 10 ⁄2 5-5 L-2 8-18 8-17 Cincinnati 19 36 .345 16 4-6 L-2 9-19 10-17 AMERICAN LEAGUE 2018 TEAM 2017 VS OPP TEAM PITCHER TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA WEST W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY WEST W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY Sox Giolito (R) 3-5 7.53 4-6 0-0 0.0 0.00 Houston 35 20 .636 — 7-3 W-1 16-11 19-9 Colorado 29 25 .537 — 5-5 W-2 10-12 19-13 Cle Clevinger (R) 5:10p 3-2 3.32 4-6 0-1 1.1 6.75 1 Hou Morton (R) 7-0 2.04 7-3 2-1 14.1 6.91 Seattle 33 20 .623 1 9-1 W-4 16-10 17-10 Arizona 27 26 .509 1 ⁄2 2-8 W-1 15-12 12-14 1 1 NY Sabathia (L) 6:05p 2-1 3.55 4-5 1-1 9.1 0.96 Los Angeles 29 25 .537 5 ⁄2 4-6 L-2 12-17 17-8 Los Angeles 25 28 .472 3 ⁄2 8-2 W-2 13-15 12-13 Tor Estrada (R) 2-5 5.40 5-5 0-1 19.2 4.12 1 Oakland 28 26 .519 6 ⁄2 6-4 L-1 14-13 14-13 San Francisco 25 29 .463 4 3-7 L-2 14-10 11-19 Bos Porcello (R) 6:10p 6-2 3.74 7-4 2-2 24.2 4.74 1 1 LA Tropeano (R) 2-3 3.86 3-4 0-0 0.0 0.00 Texas 22 34 .393 13 ⁄2 4-6 L-2 11-19 11-15 San Diego 22 33 .400 7 ⁄2 5-5 L-2 11-19 11-14 Det Fulmer (R) 6:10p 2-3 4.08 4-6 1-1 11.1 4.76 through Monday *-Late game not included Min Gibson (R) 1-3 4.02 5-5 1-0 23.1 3.09 KC Duffy (L) 7:15p 2-6 6.14 2-9 0-0 6.0 1.50 TB Snell (L) 6-3 2.78 6-5 0-0 4.0 6.75 Oak Gossett (R) 9:05p 0-2 5.65 0-3 0-1 7.0 3.86 BRAVES ON THIS DATE Tex Bibens-Dirkx (R) 0-1 5.68 0-1 0-0 4.0 6.75 Sea Hernandez (R) 9:10p 5-4 5.58 7-4 1-1 19.2 5.03 1916: Christy Mathewson pitched the INTERLEAGUE 2018 TEAM 2017 VS OPP New York Giants to their 17th consecu- TEAM PITCHER TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA tive road win, a 3-0 victory over the Bos- Acuna ‘not worried’ after ugly injury ton Braves on May 29. Was Hellickson (R) 1-0 2.13 5-2 0-0 0.0 0.00 1922: The U.S. Supreme Court ruled or- Bal Bundy (R) 6:05p 3-6 4.45 4-7 0-0 0.0 0.00 Associated Press ganized baseball was primarily a sport Boston. He fell on his back after hurts, but I’m not worried about and not a business, and therefore not TEAM REC: Team’s record in games started by today’s pitcher. subject to antitrust laws and interstate VS. OPP.: Pitcher’s record versus this opponent, 2017 statistics. crossing the bag, then rolled over it,” he said. “I know the pain’s commerce regulations. The suit had ATLANTA — Braves left field- on his front side with what going to go away.” been brought by the Federal League’s Baltimore franchise. er Ronald Acuna Jr. is grateful looked to be a gruesome injury. Preston Tucker went 0-for-3 as 1965: Philadelphia’s Richie Allen hit a RESULTS, SCHEDULE 529-foot home run over the roof of Con- that his knee and back injuries The 20-year-old surprisingly he took Acuna’s place in the field nie Mack Stadium off Chicago’s Larry Jackson in the Phillies’ 4-2 victory. MONDAY’S RESULTS L.A. Angels at Detroit, 6:10 aren’t as serious as he first walked off the field, declining a during the Braves’ 4-3 win in the 2002: Former NL MVP Ken Caminiti says Cubs 7, PITTSBURGH 0 N.Y. Mets at Atlanta, 6:35 thought. wheelchair. first game against the Mets. in Sports Illustrated that about 50 per- CLEVELAND 9, White Sox 6 Minnesota at Kansas City, 7:15 cent of current major league players Houston 5, N.Y. YANKEES 1 San Francisco at Colorado, 7:40 “To be honest, I feel better “I thought his season was Ozzie Albies, the usual leadoff used some form of steroids. BOSTON 8, Toronto 3 Tampa Bay at Oakland, 9:05 2013: Dioner Navarro had the first three- Washington 6, BALTIMORE 0 Miami at San Diego, 9:10 than I did yesterday,” Acuna said over,” manager Brian Snitker hitter, batted in Acuna’s No. 2 homer game of his career, connecting DETROIT 9, L.A. Angels 3 Philadelphia at L.A. Dodgers, 9:10 from both sides of the plate at Wrigley G1: ATLANTA 4, N.Y. Mets 3 Texas at Seattle, 9:10 Monday through an interpreter. said. “Now it’s very optimistic.” spot and Ender Inciarte batted Field to lead the Cubs to a 9-3 win over MILWAUKEE 8, St. Louis 3 the White Sox. Navarro drove in a ca- SUNDAY’S RESULTS “I just give thanks to God it’s not Acuna, who is hitting .265 with first. Charlie Culberson, who reer-high six runs and scored four times. Miami 7, SAN DIEGO 2 DETROIT 3, White Sox 2 SEATTLE 2, Texas 1 CUBS 8, San Francisco 3 worse than it was.” five homers and 13 RBIs in 51 won the first game with a pinch- Tampa Bay 1, OAKLAND 0 (13) Atlanta 7, BOSTON 1 ARIZONA 12, Cincinnati 5 The Braves placed Acuna on games, is walking without a brace hit, two-run homer in the ninth, N.Y. YANKEES 3, L.A. Angels 1 ASTROS 5, YANKEES 1 Minnesota 8, KANSAS CITY 5 CLEVELAND 10, Houston 9 (14) the 10-day disabled list with a and even tried to talk his way into started the second game in left COLORADO 6, San Francisco 5 (10) Washington 5, MIAMI 2 HOUSTON AB R H BI SO AVG L.A. DODGERS 5, Philadelphia 4 TAMPA BAY 8, Baltimore 3 mild ACL sprain in his left knee the lineup for the second game of field. G2: N.Y. Mets at Atlanta, late Springer rf 4 0 0 0 0 .289 Toronto 5, PHILADELPHIA 3 and bruises to his knee and lower a doubleheader againt the Mets The Braves selected the con- Altuve 2b 4 1 1 1 2 .329 WEDNESDAY’S SCHEDULE St. Louis 6, PITTSBURGH 4 Correa ss 4 0 0 0 2 .267 White Sox at Cleveland, 12:10 MILWAUKEE 8, N.Y. Mets 7 back. before he was placed on the DL. tract of outfielder Dustin Gurriel 3b 4 1 2 0 0 .284 Cubs at Pittsburgh, 6:05 Kansas City 5, TEXAS 3 Gonzalez lf 4 1 2 0 0 .221 Toronto at Boston, 12:05 COLORADO 8, Cincinnati 2 Acuna’s leg buckled while run- “Obviously I have some pain, Peterson to take Acuna’s place on Gattis dh 2 1 1 1 0 .234 St. Louis at Milwaukee, 12:10 OAKLAND 2, Arizona 1 Davis 1b 4 1 1 3 1 .226 Cincinnati at Arizona, 2:40 SEATTLE 3, Minnesota 1 ning out a grounder Sunday in and it definitely feels sore and the roster. McCann c 4 0 0 0 1 .219 Houston at N.Y. Yankees, 5:35 L.A. DODGERS 6, San Diego 1 Marisnick cf 4 0 0 0 2 .153 Washington at Baltimore, 6:05 home team in CAPS TOTALS 34 5 7 5 8 NEW YORK AB R H BI SO AVG NL LEADERS AL LEADERS AROUND THE HORN Gardner lf 4 0 0 0 1 .240 BATTING GABR HBA BATTING GABR HBA Judge rf 4 0 0 0 2 .283 Gennett, CIN 52 197 27 67 .340 Betts, BOS 48 184 52 66 .359 Sanchez c 4 0 0 0 2 .215 Markakis, ATL 51 203 33 69 .340 Simmons, LA 52 193 31 65 .337 ■ Astros: Justin Verlander ■ Giants: The team purchased ■ Nationals: Anthony Rendon Bird 1b 4 1 2 1 1 .273 Kemp, LA 50 159 17 53 .333 Brantley, CLE 42 174 26 58 .333 Torres 2b 4 0 1 0 2 .317 OHerrera, PHI 49 181 25 60 .331 Altuve, HOU 55 225 32 74 .329 stymied the highest-scoring team the contract of RHP Dereck hit a three-run homer to back a Hicks cf 3 0 0 0 0 .238 Gregorius ss 4 0 2 0 0 .236 Almora, CHI 44 138 28 45 .326 Segura, SEA 50 213 36 69 .324 Andujar 3b 3 0 1 0 1 .292 FFreeman, ATL 51 194 33 63 .325 MMachado, BAL 54 211 29 68 .322 in the majors in a 5-1 victory over Rodriguez from Triple-A Sacra- sharp pitching performance by Walker dh 3 0 1 0 0 .217 Arenado, COL 48 176 29 57 .324 Castellanos, DET 50 199 28 64 .322 the Yankees in New York. Verlan- mento. He’s the son of Hall of Gio Gonzalez, and the surging TOTALS 33 1 7 1 9 Cabrera, NY 48 190 28 60 .316 JMartinez, BOS 51 197 34 63 .320 Belt, SF 49 178 30 56 .315 Ramos, TB 41 155 15 48 .310 der left in the seventh inning Fame catcher Ivan Rodriguez. Nationals beat the Orioles 6-0 in Houston 030 100 010 — 5 7 0 BCrawford, SF 51 178 21 56 .315 Abreu ChW 50 198 28 61 .308 with a major league-best 1.11 Dereck Rodriguez was 4-1 with a Baltimore. The Nationals have New York 000 000 100 — 1 7 1 HOME RUNS DOUBLES HOME RUNS DOUBLES E: Torres (5). LOB: Houston 4, New York 6. Harper, WAS 16 Bryant, CHI 16 Trout, LA 18 Pillar, TOR 20 ERA. J.D. Davis hit a three-run 3.40 ERA at Sacramento after won four straight and 13 of 18. 2B: Gonzalez (6). HR: Davis (1), off Ger- Albies, ATL 14 Hosmer, SD 16 Betts, BOS 17 Abreu, CHI 19 homer and Jose Altuve had a solo signing as a minor-league free ■ Tigers: James McCann hit a man; Altuve (4), off Cole; Bird (1), off Ver- Villanueva, SD 14 TRIPLES Martinez, BOS 17 Betts, BOS 19 lander. RBIs: Altuve (29), Gattis (22), Baez, CHI 13 Baez, CHI 5 Gallo, TEX 15 TRIPLES drive, helping the Astros win for agent on Nov. 15. His father was a grand slam and the Tigers routed Davis 3 (4), Bird (2). SB: Gregorius (4). Shaw, MIL 13 5 tied at 4 Machado, BAL 15 Benintendi, BOS 5 Runners left in scoring position: Hous- Adams, WAS 12 STOLEN BASES Ramirez, CLE 15 Sanchez, CHI 5 the sixth time in eight games. 14-time All-Star and 13-time Gold the Angels 9-3 in Detroit. Mike ton 2 (Davis, McCann); New York 3 (Gre- Blackmon, COL 12 Inciarte, ATL 18 RUNS STOLEN BASES ■ gorius, Andujar, Walker). RISP: Houston RUNS Turner, WAS 14 Betts, BOS 52 Gordon, SEA 16 Rays: Mallex Smith hit an RBI Glove catcher who was inducted Trout hit his 18th homer of the 2 for 5; New York 0 for 4. Runners moved Albies, ATL 46 PITCHING Trout, LA 46 Betts, BOS 13 up: Hicks. Blackmon, COL 41 Scherzer, WAS 8-1 Springer, HOU 42 PITCHING single with two outs in the 13th into the Hall of Fame in 2017. To season for the Angels. Leonys HOUSTON IP H R ER BB SO ERA Pham, STL 38 Mikolas, STL 6-0 Lindor, CLE 41 Morton, HOU 7-0 CTaylor, LA 36 Nola, PHI 6-2 Judge, NY 39 Severino, NY 7-1 inning, Jonny Venters got his first make room on the 40-man roster Martin added a solo shot for the Verlander, W , 7-2 511051.11 2 Cain, MIL 35 ERA RBI Verlandr, HOU 7-2 6 ⁄3 save in seven years to cap a for Rodriguez, the Giants desig- Tigers. 1 Hernandez, PHI 35 deGrom, NY 1.54 Machado, BAL 44 Kluber, CLE 7-2 Harris, H, 8 ⁄3 000014.00 RBI Martinez, STL 1.62 Martinez, BOS 44 Happ, TOR 7-3 seven-hit shutout and the Rays nated left-hander D.J. Snelten for ■ Diamondbacks: Nick Ahmed, Devenski 1 1 0 0 0 2 1.31 Baez, CHI 42 Scherzer, WAS 2.13 Judge, NY 39 ERA Giles 1 1 0 0 0 1 4.76 Suarez, CIN 40 Nola, PHI 2.27 Davis, OAK 38 Verlandr, HOU 1.11 beat the A’s 1-0 in Oakland. ... 1B assignment. Chris Owings and John Ryan NEW YORK IP H R ER BB SO ERA Freeman, ATL 38 Lester, CHI 2.37 Lowrie, OAK 38 Morton, HOU 2.04 ■ 2 Harper, WAS 38 STRIKEOUTS HITS Cole, HOU 2.05 Brad Miller was scratched from Brewers: Jonathan Villar and Murphy homered as the offense German, L, 0-3 5 ⁄3 543275.45 1 Gennett, CIN 37 Scherzer, WAS 108 Altuve, HOU 74 Kluber, CLE 2.17 Cole 2 ⁄3 211006.75 Shaw, MIL 36 Corbin, ARI 88 Segura, SEA 69 Severino, NY 2.28 the lineup with a bruised face Christian Yelich homered, while came alive for a 12-5 victory over Kahnle 1 0 0 0 0 1 7.00 HITS Strasburg, WAS 83 Machado, BAL 68 STRIKEOUTS after a ball deflected off a protec- Ryan Braun had three hits to lead the Reds in Phoenix. It was the Inherited runners-scored: Harris 1-0, Markakis, ATL 69 deGrom, NY 77 Betts, BOS 66 Cole, HOU 109 Cole 2-0. HBP: Verlander (Hicks). Um- Gennett, CIN 67 Syndergaard, NY 76 Lindor, CLE 65 Sale, BOS 104 tive screen and hit him near his the Brewers to an 8-3 win over Diamondbacks’ third win in their pires: H, Adrian Johnson; 1B, Tripp Gib- Freeman, ATL 63 through Sunday Simmons, LA 65 through Monday son; 2B, Chad Whitson; 3B, Brian Gor- left eye during batting practice. the Cardinals in Milwaukee. last 18 games. man. Time: 3:14. A: 46,583 (54,251).

NATIONALS 6, ORIOLES 0 REDSOX8,BLUEJAYS3 BRAVES 4, METS 3 TIGERS 9, ANGELS 3 BREWERS 8, CARDINALS 3 RAYS 1, ATHLETICS 0 (13) DIAMONDBACKS 12, REDS 5 WASHINGTON AB R H BI SO AVG TORONTO AB R H BI SO AVG GAME 1 LOS ANGELES AB R H BI SO AVG ST. LOUIS AB R H BI SO AVG TAMPA BAY AB R H BI SO AVG CINCINNATI AB R H BI SO AVG NEW YORK AB R H BI SO AVG Turner ss 41100.269 Hernandez rf 50210.252 Cozart3b 40001.232 Carpenter 3b 41211.221 Smith cf 60210.297 Perazass 41200.252 Harper rf 31001.228 Donaldson 3b 10100.234 Nimmo rf 41002.263 Troutcf 51111.303 Martinez 1b 40001.306 Cron1b 60101.263 Dixonph 10100.364 Rendon 3b 52231.272 1-Urshela pr-3b 21002.148 Cabrera 2b 40100.314 Upton lf 41102.251 Pham cf 40002.279 Wendle 2b 50101.284 Barnhart c 5 0100.266 Adamsdh 51210.274 Smoak 1b 30102.249 Conforto cf 30002.227 Pujols dh 41110.247 Gyorko2b 40102.286 Duffy 3b 50000.303 Votto 1b 51100.283 Reynolds 1b 30001.406 Solarte ss 30010.263 Bautista lf 20101.217 Simmons ss 30210.337 Ozuna lf 40100.264 Robertson ss 50003.259 Gennett 2b 51300.347 Soto lf 41201.320 Pillar cf 31102.278 Bruce 1b 40002.229 Marte 1b 20000.277 Bader rf 41100.250 Arroyodh 30001.350 Suarez 3b 51410.293 Taylor cf 40210.199 Martin lf 30001.161 Gonzalez 1b 00000.250 Valbuena ph-1b 1 0 0 0 1 .220 Munoz ss 31122.289 b-Miller ph-dh 20000.243 Schebler rf 21000.242 Difo 2b 40110.264 Morales dh 40110.181 Mesoraco c 3 2221.241 Kinsler 2b 40100.179 Penac 30002.233 Gomez rf 40001.194 Duvalllf 40240.185 Kieboom c 4 0002.083 Maile c 4 0001.277 Guillorme 3b 40210.240 Maldonado c 3 0 0 0 1 .250 Weaverp 10000.188 Field lf 51102.262 Bailey p 1 0100.176 TOTALS 36 6 10 6 6 Travis2b 41101.182 Rosario ss 40101.248 Briceno c 1 0 0 0 0 .400 a-O’Neill ph 10001.265 Sucre c 5 0200.236 Stephens p 0 0000.000 BALTIMORE AB R H BI SO AVG TOTALS 323739 deGrom p 2 0002.095 Youngrf 10100.161 Mayersp 00000 — TOTALS 461719 Peraltap 00000.000 BOSTON AB R H BI SO AVG Lugo p 1 0001.000 Calhoun ph-rf 10000.153 Cecil p 0 0000 — OAKLAND AB R H BI SO AVG Blandino ss 10000.268 Rickard rf 40101.263 TOTALS 31 3 7 3 12 TOTALS 33 3 7 3 6 c-Garcia ph 00000.237 Hamilton cf 40101.205 Jones cf 40200.278 Benintendi lf 51340.292 Joycedh 60002.205 ATLANTA AB R H BI SO AVG DETROIT AB R H BI SO AVG Brebbia p 0 0000 — TOTALS 37 5 16 5 1 Machado ss 40100.322 Bogaerts ss 51102.277 Semien ss 40101.273 TOTALS 32 3 6 3 11 ARIZONA AB R H BI SO AVG Schoop 2b 40101.243 Moreland 1b 40101.317 Inciarte cf 40001.254 Martin dh 51112.250 Lowrie 2b 50201.303 MILWAUKEE AB R H BI SO AVG Valencia 3b 40200.279 Martinez dh 31120.320 Albies 2b 41200.272 Castellanos rf 41100.322 Olson 1b 50101.240 Dysoncf 30000.181 Mancini 1b 40000.235 Devers3b 41200.239 F.Freeman 1b 30200.330 Candelario 3b 31100.273 Cain cf 40000.289 Pinder lf 50002.263 Goldschmidt 1b 51211.208 Trumbo dh 20000.301 Nunez 2b 41101.243 Markakis rf 30111.340 McCann c 3 2141.266 Yelich rf 43211.310 Chapman 3b 50000.231 Lamb 3b 41110.239 Gentry lf 20000.217 Holt rf 10010.329 Flowersc 31112.288 Goodrumlf 21100.250 Aguilar 1b 40002.315 Piscotty rf 50202.227 Marrero 3b 00000.190 Susac c 3 0001.125 Vazquez c 4 1100.194 Tuckerlf 30002.269 Reyeslf 20111.139 Shaw3b 40101.260 Fowler cf 20002.186 Descalso 2b 31100.246 TOTALS 310703 Bradley Jr. cf 32110.184 Camargo 3b 31101.213 Hicks 1b 40102.279 Braunlf 33310.245 a-Canha ph-cf 20000.242 McFarland p 1 0001.000 TOTALS 33 8 11 8 4 Swanson ss 40002.267 Jones cf 41200.235 Villar 2b 32131.275 Lucroy c 5 0101.259 Murphy c 5 1112.243 Washington 003 000 030 — 6 10 0 Friedp 10001.000 Iglesias ss 41210.251 Pina c 4 0210.218 TOTALS 44 0 7 0 12 Owings rf 33131.183 Baltimore 000 000 000 — 0 7 0 Toronto 000 110 100 — 3 7 1 Flaherty ph 10000.273 Machado 2b 31111.211 Saladino ss 30002.311 Brito lf 41110.154 Boston 100 511 00x — 8 11 0 Biddle p 0 00001.000 TOTALS 34 9 12 8 7 Suter p 2 0120.267 TB 000 000 000 000 1 — 1 7 1 Ahmed ss 42240.211 LOB: Washington 7, Baltimore 6. 2B: Ren- Suzuki ph 10000.262 Williams p 0 0000.000 Oakland 000 000 000 000 0 — 0 7 0 Kochp 20002.091 don (10), Taylor (12), Jones (13). HR: Ren- 1-ran for Donaldson in the 5th. E: Maile S.Freeman p 0 0000.000 Los Angeles 000 000 021 — 3 7 0 b-Santana ph 10000.256 Salas p 0 0000.000 don (6), off Cobb. RBIs: Rendon 3 (15), (4). LOB: Toronto 8, Boston 6. 2B: Hernan- Carle p 0 0000.000 Detroit 014 000 22x — 9 12 0 Albers p 0 0000 — a-grounded out for Fowler in the 7th. b- Marte ph-2b 22210.220 Adams (32), Taylor (14), Difo (14). Run- dez (13), Smoak (12), Pillar (20), Bradley Culberson ph 11120.218 d-Sogard ph 10000.103 grounded out for Arroyo in the 10th. E: TOTALS 36 12 11 12 7 ners left in scoring position: Washington Jr. (7). 3B: Hernandez (3), Travis (2), Be- TOTALS 31 4 8 4 10 LOB: Los Angeles 9, Detroit 5. 2B: Pujols Barnes p 0 0000 — Duffy (6). LOB: Tampa Bay 7, Oakland 10. 3 (Turner, Soto, Kieboom); Baltimore 4 nintendi (5). HR: Benintendi (7), off (10), Simmons (12), Jones 2 (12), TOTALS 33 8 10 8 7 2B: Smith (9), Wendle (6), Lowrie (13), Ol- Cincinnati 010 040 000 — 5 16 3 (Machado 2, Schoop, Susac). RISP: Sanchez; Martinez (17), off Sanchez. New York 100 100 001 — 3 7 0 Machado (10). 3B: Reyes (1). HR: Trout son (12), Piscotty (10). RBIs: Smith (12). Arizona 040 232 01x — 12 11 0 Washington 4 for 9; Baltimore 0 for 4. RBIs: Hernandez (21), Solarte (33), Mor- Atlanta 000 000 112 — 4 8 1 (18), off Saupold; McCann (4), off Sk- St. Louis 000 030 000 — 3 6 2 SB: Gomez (4). CS: Semien (4). Runners Runners moved up: Kieboom. GIDP: Ren- ales (15), Benintendi 4 (37), Martinez 2 aggs; Martin (6), off Morris. RBIs: Trout Milwaukee 011 210 30x — 8 10 0 left in scoring position: Tampa Bay 6 E: Peraza (7), Gennett (7), Suarez (4). 2B: don, Valencia, Mancini 2. DP: Washing- (44), Holt (8), Bradley Jr. (10). SB: Pillar One out when winning run scored. E: (35), Pujols (27), Simmons (32), Martin (Cron 3, Duffy 2, Field); Oakland 3 (Pin- Suarez (11), Duvall (9), Marte (6). 3B: ton 3 (Turner, Difo, Reynolds), (Difo, (9), Bradley Jr. (5). SF: Solarte, Holt. Run- (17), McCann 4 (19), Iglesias (17), der, Piscotty, Lucroy). RISP: Tampa Bay 1 Swanson (2). LOB: New York 7, Atlanta 7. a-struck out for Weaver in the 5th. b- Descalso (3). HR: Ahmed (8), off Bailey; Turner, Reynolds), (Turner, Difo, Reyn- ners left in scoring position: Toronto 3 Machado (17), Reyes (1). SB: Young (2). for 5; Oakland 0 for 6. GIDP: Joyce, Olson. 2B: Guillorme (2). HR: Mesoraco (6), off flied out for Williams in the 6th. c-walked Murphy (6), off Bailey; Owings (3), off olds); Baltimore 1 (Machado, Schoop, (Pillar, Travis, Urshela); Boston 2 (More- Runners left in scoring position: Los An- DP: Tampa Bay 3 (Sucre, Wendle), (Rob- Carle; Flowers (3), off deGrom; Culber- for Cecil in the 8th. d-popped out for Al- Stephens. RBIs: Suarez (41), Duvall 4 Mancini). land, Vazquez). RISP: Toronto 2 for 10; geles 4 (Cozart, Trout, Upton, Briceno); ertson, Wendle, Cron), (Robertson, son (1), off Lugo. RBIs: Mesoraco 2 (13), bers in the 8th. E: Pham (3), Weaver (1). (28), Goldschmidt (17), Lamb (9), Mur- WASHINGTON IP H R ER BB SO ERA Boston 4 for 9. Runners moved up: Mor- Guillorme (2), Markakis (36), Flowers Detroit 2 (Martin, Hicks). RISP: Los Ange- Duffy, Cron). phy (14), Owings 3 (12), Brito (1), Ahmed LOB: St. Louis 3, Milwaukee 5. 2B: Gyorko IP H R ER BB SO ERA 2 ales, Martin, Nunez. GIDP: Solarte, (9), Culberson 2 (4). SB: Rosario (3). CS: les 1 for 7; Detroit 4 for 10. Runners TAMPA BAY 4 (25), Marte (12). Gonzalez, W, 6-2 7 ⁄3 600232.10 (4), Braun (10), Pina (5), Suter (2). HR: 1 Nunez. DP: Toronto 1 (Solarte, Travis, Bautista (2). SF: Markakis. Runners left moved up: Kinsler, Jones. LIDP: Martin. CINCINNATI IP H R ER BB SO ERA Kelley 1 ⁄3 100004.50 Munoz (1), off Suter; Carpenter (6), off Archer 6 4 0 0 2 7 4.29 Smoak); Boston 1 (Moreland, Bogaerts). in scoring position: New York 4 (Nimmo LOS ANGELES IP H R ER BB SO ERA Suter; Yelich (6), off Weaver; Villar (3), 2 BALTIMORE IP H R ER BB SO ERA IP H R ER BB SO ERA Romo ⁄3 100015.75 Bailey, L,1-7 4686136.68 TORONTO 2, Guillorme 2); Atlanta 4 (Inciarte, 1 Skaggs, , 3-4 5 6 5 5 3 5 3.60 off Cecil. RBIs: Carpenter (19), Munoz 2 3 Tucker, Camargo 2). RISP: New York 0 for L Alvarado 1 ⁄ 100112.78 Stephens 1222014.85 Cobb, L,1-7 7533336.80 Sanchez, L, 2-5 5 9 7 7 1 4 4.77 Bedrosian 1100013.52 (5), Yelich (24), Braun (22), Villar 3 (16), Andriese 3 0 0 0 0 2 3.15 Peralta 0 1 1 1 1 0 4.01 2 7; Atlanta 0 for 8. GIDP: Cabrera, Con- 2 Bleier ⁄3 533012.33 Barnes 1 1 1 1 1 0 3.44 Morris 2 5 4 4 1 1 7.56 Pina (12), Suter 2 (3). SB: Yelich 2 (6), Stanek, W, 1-0 1 ⁄3 100203.24 Lorenzen 2 0 0 0 1 1 0.00 1 forto, Markakis. Castro 1 ⁄3 000122.81 Axford 1 1 0 0 2 0 3.75 Braun (6). 1 IP H R ER BB SO ERA DETROIT IP H R ER BB SO ERA Venters, S, 1-1 ⁄3 000011.04 Rainey 12112213.50 Petricka 1000005.40 NEW YORK ST. LOUIS IP H R ER BB SO ERA Inherited runners-scored: Kelley 1-0, OAKLAND IP H R ER BB SO ERA ARIZONA IP H R ER BB SO ERA Castro 2-0. WP: Cobb. Umpires: H, Andy BOSTON IP H R ER BB SO ERA deGrom 7511381.52 Boyd, W, 3-4 5 2 0 0 3 4 3.00 1 2 Weaver, L, 3-5 4 5 4 4 2 3 4.63 3 Coleman 1 ⁄3 1 0 0 0 2 1.86 Fletcher;1B, Jeff Nelson; 2B, Laz Diaz; 3B, Lugo, L, 1-1 1 ⁄ 333122.48 Mayers 2311122.63 Cahill 8400062.25 Koch, W, 3-3 5 11 5 5 1 0 4.31 Manny Gonzalez. Time: 2:44. A: 36,139 Price, W, 5-4 5 4 2 2 4 4 4.04 IP H R ER BB SO ERA Stumpf 0 0 0 0 1 0 5.71 Treinen 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.00 Salas 1000014.72 ATLANTA 2 Cecil 1 2 3 3 1 1 7.50 (45,971). Hembree 2211134.81 Farmer ⁄3 3 2 2 1 0 5.92 Trivino 1000110.90 DeLaRosa 1200003.79 2 Brebbia 1 0 0 0 0 1 4.50 Wright 2100022.77 Fried 5421464.09 Jimenez ⁄3 0 0 0 0 0 2.49 Petit 1000003.18 McFarland 2300001.57 MILWAUKEE IP H R ER BB SO ERA PB: Maile (2). Umpires: H, Jordan Baker; Biddle 2100113.18 Saupold 1 1 1 1 0 0 2.79 Hatcher, L,3-22311024.58 Bailey pitched to 2 batters in the 5th. 1B, Vic Carapazza; 2B, Jerry Layne; 3B, S.Freeman 1 0 00033.32 Boyd pitched to 1 batter in the 6th. Suter, W,5-35533064.63 Alvarado pitched to 2 batters in the 9th. Stephens pitched to 1 batter in the 6th. Greg Gibson. Time: 2:54. A: 34,700 Carle, W,3-11211021.82 Stumpf pitched to 1 batter in the 7th. In- Williams, H, 1 1 000012.84 Inherited runners-scored: Alvarado 1-0, Peralta pitched to 2 batters in the 6th. In- (37,731). HBP: Fried (Nimmo). PB: Flowers (3). herited runners-scored: Coleman 1-0, Albers, H, 7 2 000131.08 Andriese 2-0, Venters 1-0. Umpires: H, herited runners-scored: Stephens 2-2, Time: 3:05. A: 32,377 (41,149). Stumpf 1-0, Farmer 2-0, Jimenez 2-0. Barnes 1100012.70 Paul Nauert; 1B, Lance Barksdale; 2B, Peralta 1-1, Lorenzen 2-1. HBP: Koch HBP: Boyd (Cozart). WP: Morris. Time: 3:03. A: 42,867 (41,900). Scott Barry; 3B, Carlos Torres. (Schebler). Time: 3:18. A: 29,924 (48,519).

MARLINS 7, PADRES 2 MARINERS 2, RANGERS 1 CUBS STATISTICS ROCKIES 6, GIANTS 5 (10) TWINS 8, ROYALS 5 DODGERS 5, PHILLIES 4 WHITE SOX STATISTICS BATTERS AVG OBP AB R H BATTERS AVG OBP AB R H MIAMI AB R H BI SO AVG TEXAS AB R H BI SO AVG SAN FRANCISCO AB R H BI SO AVG MINNESOTA AB R H BI SO AVG PHILADELPHIA AB R H BI SO AVG Gimenez .400 .400 5 0 2 Skole .667 .750 3 2 2 Rojas3b 40211.263 DeShields cf 40100.232 Hernandez cf 42210.321 B.Dozier 2b 52311.243 C.Hernandez 2b 5 1 1 3 0 .262 La Stella .339 .423 62 10 21 Abreu .308 .368 198 28 61 Choo dh 30101.261 Hoskins lf 4 1 0 0 3 .229 Anderson rf 51201.279 Almora Jr. .324 .374 142 29 46 McCutchen rf 40101.237 Rosario lf 40132.297 Tilson .300 .273 10 1 3 Castro 2b 52211.288 Kiner-Falefa 3b 30001.253 Bryant .290 .406 176 31 51 Posey c 4 1100.296 Sano 3b 51123.200 Florimon ph 0 0 0 0 0 .268 Sanchez .280 .317 189 18 53 Bour 1b 41200.242 Mazararf 40002.264 Zobrist .276 .369 123 21 34 Belt 1b 51100.311 Morrison 1b 30000.196 Herrera cf 3 0 1 0 1 .332 Palka .280 .302 93 10 26 1-Riddle pr-ss 00000.000 Profarss 40002.234 Baez .269 .300 193 32 52 Longoria 3b 50330.259 E.Escobar ss 50002.263 Santana 1b 3 0 2 0 0 .214 J.Rondon .258 .303 31 7 8 Maybin lf 41320.252 Rualf 20100.163 Contreras .269 .349 171 18 46 Crawfordss 51100.311 Kepler rf 51200.259 Franco 3b 4 0 0 0 0 .258 Anderson .242 .307 182 28 44 Rivera ss-1b 31220.205 a-Gallo ph 10000.197 Russell .268 .348 157 24 42 Williamson lf 40001.235 Grossman dh 42200.227 Williams rf 3 0 0 0 1 .230 Moncada .241 .326 170 24 41 Brinson cf 40001.155 Odor 2b 31200.215 Schwarber .252 .382 143 25 36 Jackson ph 10000.246 Garver c 3 2221.235 L.Garciap 00000 — Engel .221 .285 131 15 29 Holaday c 4 0101.160 Chirinos c 1 0000.190 Happ .244 .363 123 20 30 Tomlinson 2b 50201.225 Buxton cf 50101.159 Morganp 00000 — Narvaez .183 .284 71 3 13 Smith p 3 0002.000 Guzman 1b 30001.216 Rizzo .228 .335 162 23 37 Suarez p 2 0000.000 TOTALS 39 8 12 8 10 Aranop 00000 — Thompson .127 .162 71 11 9 b-Dietrich ph 11110.256 TOTALS 281507 Heyward .222 .306 117 18 26 Sandoval ph 10110.247 KANSAS CITY AB R H BI SO AVG Kingery ss 41100.222 Gonzalez .000 .000 6 0 0 TOTALS 37 7 15 7 7 SEATTLE AB R H BI SO AVG TOTALS .260 .343 1764 263 458 Moronta p 0 0000.000 Alfaro c 4 1202.246 TOTALS .247 .311 1743 205 431 Blanco lf 20000.248 Jaycf 51400.305 Velasquez p 2 0002.333 SAN DIEGO AB R H BI SO AVG BATTERS 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO BATTERS 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO Heredia cf 40100.294 TOTALS 42 5 12 5 3 Merrifield 2b 41111.288 Dominguez p 0 0000 — Pirela2b 40000.277 Spanlf 41000.231 Moustakas dh 50122.275 Gimenez 0 0 0 0 0 1 COLORADO AB R H BI SO AVG Altherr rf 1 0 0 0 1 .192 Skole 0 0 1 1 1 1 Hosmer 1b 40100.256 Haniger rf 41100.280 La Stella 2 0 0 12 9 8 Perezc 50200.250 TOTALS 33 4 7 3 10 Abreu 19 0 9 31 14 38 Villanueva 3b 31101.237 Cruz dh 40111.220 Blackmon cf 50102.275 Soler rf 41110.271 Almora Jr. 10 1 2 13 12 27 LOS ANGELES AB R H BI SO AVG Tilson 0 0 0 1 0 1 Renfroelf 40111.204 Seager 3b 30110.226 Bryant 16 2 8 27 26 36 Cuevas lf 51101.300 H.Dozier 1b 40002.250 Sanchez 8 5 2 23 7 40 Reyesrf 41112.176 Healy 1b 20001.250 Zobrist 5 1 2 13 18 16 Arenado 3b 32000.318 Gordonlf 50300.283 Pederson lf 31110.248 Palka 4 3 4 16 3 23 Galvis ss 40100.241 Zunino c 2 0000.195 Baez 9 5 13 42 6 45 Story ss 53231.240 A.Escobar ss 41002.228 K.Hrndz ph-2b 1 1 0 0 0 .212 J.Rondon 2 0 3 6 2 7 Ellis c 3 0000.310 Beckham 2b 30100.214 Contreras 14 4 4 20 16 35 Gonzalez rf 40201.250 Torres3b 41101.267 Muncy 1b 3 0 1 1 1 .244 Anderson 4 1 11 19 17 46 Margotcf 10000.203 Romine ss 20100.146 Russell 10 1 2 14 19 38 Desmond 1b 30220.184 TOTALS 40 5 13 4 8 Turner 3b 40110.255 Moncada 11 1 7 19 22 67 Erlin p 1 0000.250 TOTALS 282622 Schwarber 6 1 9 21 30 41 Iannetta c 5 0112.220 Grandal c 4 0111.260 Engel 3 2 1 10 11 35 a-Jankowski 10100.326 Happ 6 1 8 17 22 59 McMahon 2b 40102.210 Minnesota 000 021 032 — 8 12 1 Bellinger cf 3 0 0 0 2 .234 Narvaez 5 0 0 2 10 19 ph-cf Texas 001 000 000 — 1 5 1 Rizzo 5 0 7 36 19 24 Bettis p 1 0001.125 Kansas City 000 020 021 — 5 13 0 Taylor ss 4 0 0 0 4 .243 Thompson 2 0 3 4 3 25 Lauer p 0 0000.222 Seattle 000 002 00x — 2 6 0 Heyward 3 3 2 19 14 16 Parraph 10000.275 Utley 2b 3 0 0 0 2 .218 Gonzalez 0 0 0 0 0 3 Szczur cf 30000.211 TOTALS 94 19 57 249 198 412 Dahl ph 10100.270 E: Duke (2). LOB: Minnesota 10, Kansas Jansen p 0 0000 — TOTALS 80 15 62 200 144 474 Mitchell p 0 0000.200 a-flied out for Rua in the 9th. E: Kiner- PITCHERS W L ERA IP H TOTALS 37 6 11 6 10 City 12. 2B: Rosario (15), Kepler (16), Puig rf 3 2 2 0 0 .230 PITCHERS W L ERA IP H TOTALS 322624 Falefa (5). LOB: Texas 5, Seattle 6. RBIs: Garver (5), Jay 3 (8), Moustakas (12). 3B: Stewart p 1 0001.000 Cruz (22), Seager (32). SB: Odor (1). CS: Rosario 1 0 0.00 4.1 1 San 201 002 000 0 — 5 12 3 Kepler (2). HR: Sano (6), off Junis; Soler Alexander p 0 0000.000 Fry 0 0 0.82 11.0 5 Miami 401 000 002 — 7 15 0 Odor (4), Seager (1). S: Romine. Runners Duensing 1 0 0.54 16.2 9 Francisco (7), off Rodney. RBIs: B.Dozier (20), Rosa- Goeddel p 0 0000 — Lopez 1 3 2.93 61.1 45 San Diego 010 000 001 — 2 6 0 left in scoring position: Texas 1 (Choo); Morrow 0 0 1.04 17.1 10 Colorado 301 000 010 1 — 6 11 1 rio 3 (32), Sano 2 (16), Garver 2 (8), Merri- Forsythe ph 1 0 0 0 0 .198 Bummer 0 1 3.00 18.0 22 Seattle 4 (Span 3, Healy). RISP: Texas 0 Strop 3 0 1.59 22.2 17 field (22), Moustakas 2 (35), Soler (22). Y.Garciap 00000 — Jones 2 1 3.26 19.1 16 a-singled for Erlin in the 8th. b-doubled for 3; Seattle 2 for 6. Runners moved up: Cishek 1 0 1.93 23.1 15 One out when winning run scored. E: SB: Rosario (5). Runners left in scoring Kemp ph-lf 1 1 1 1 0 .338 Covey 1 1 3.63 17.1 18 for Steckenrider in the 9th.1-ran for Bour Heredia. GIDP: Kiner-Falefa, Zunino. DP: Lester, 4 2 2.37 57.0 46 Posey (1), Longoria (9), Tomlinson (2), position: Minnesota 5 (Sano, E.Escobar TOTALS 31 5 7 5 11 Volstad 0 3 4.00 27.0 32 in the 8th. LOB: Miami 5, San Diego 4. 2B: Texas1(Profar, Odor, Guzman); Seattle1 Edwards 2 1 3.00 24.0 17 Arenado (4). LOB: San Francisco 10, Col- 2, Garver, Buxton); Kansas City 8 (Mous- Avilan 1 0 4.20 15.0 18 Anderson (13), Castro (11), Bour (3), Die- (Romine, Beckham, Healy). Wilson 1 1 3.00 21.0 13 orado 9. 2B: Longoria 2 (16). HR: Hernan- takas, Perez, Soler, H.Dozier, A.Escobar, Philadelphia 130 000 000 — 4 7 2 Beck 0 0 4.35 20.2 20 trich (10), Villanueva (8), Galvis (9). HR: TEXAS IP H R ER BB SO ERA Hendricks 4 3 3.16 62.2 51 dez (6), off Bettis; Story (11), off Suarez. Torres 3). RISP: Minnesota 5 for 11; Kan- Los Angeles 000 002 03x — 5 7 1 Shields 1 5 4.54 69.1 57 Reyes (2), off Smith. RBIs: Rojas (24), Chatwood 3 4 4.10 48.1 40 RBIs: Hernandez (9), Longoria 3 (27), sas City 4 for19. Runners moved up: Bux- Soria 0 2 4.67 17.1 22 Fister, L,1-5 6622124.09 Castro (22), Maybin 2 (9), Rivera 2 (3), Montgomery 1 1 4.35 31.0 29 Sandoval (14), Story 3 (38), Desmond 2 ton, Moustakas. Santiago 1 2 4.87 44.1 45 Leclerc 2 000102.00 E: C.Hernandez (4), Hoskins (2), Grandal Dietrich (18), Renfroe (9), Reyes (3). SB: Quintana 5 4 4.78 52.2 51 (27), Iannetta (12). SB: Hernandez (3), MINNESOTA IP H R ER BB SO ERA (3). LOB: Philadelphia 7, Los Angeles 4. B.Rondon 2 3 4.96 16.1 16 Maybin (2). CS: Maybin (4), Rivera (1). SEATTLE IP H R ER BB SO ERA Farrell 1 2 6.75 6.2 10 Desmond (6), Dahl (2). CS: Blackmon (2). 2B: Santana (12), Alfaro (3), Pederson Giolito 3 5 7.53 49.0 47 TOTALS 28 22 3.30 457.2 366 Lynn, W,3-4 6622355.94 TOTALS 16 35 4.99 451.0 445 Runners left in scoring position: Miami 1 2 SF: Desmond. S: Bettis. 1 (9), Kemp (13). HR: C.Hernandez (7), off Gonzales, W, 5-3 6 ⁄3 410443.60 IP H R ER BB SO ERA Hildenberger, H, 4 ⁄3 1 0 0 0 0 3.24 (Castro); San Diego 1 (Ellis). RISP: Miami 1 PITCHERS R ER HR BB SO SAN FRANCISCO 1 Stewart. RBIs: C.Hernandez 3 (20), PITCHERS R ER HR BB SO Pazos, H, 5 ⁄3 000001.42 Rogers, H, 1 ⁄3 0 0 0 0 0 5.49 5 for 8; San Diego 1 for 2. Runners moved 1 Pederson (17), Muncy (18), Turner (7), Colome, H, 1 1 100023.80 3 Bour. Brinson, Smith, Pirela. Rosario 0 0 0 3 5 Suarez 5 5 4 3 1 7 5.65 Pressly, H, 4 ⁄ 1 0 0 0 0 1.98 Fry 2 1 0 3 13 up: GIDP: 1 2 Grandal (29), Kemp (26). SB: Grandal (1). IP H R ER BB SO ERA Diaz, S, 19-21 1000111.59 Duensing 1 1 0 11 12 Moronta, H, 2 ⁄3 0 0 0 0 1 1.50 Duke ⁄3 2 2 1 0 0 4.08 Lopez 24 20 7 26 42 MIAMI 2 1 PHILADELPHIA IP H R ER BB SO ERA Fister pitched to 2 batters in the 7th. In- Morrow 2 2 0 6 19 Smith, H, 3 ⁄3 1 0 0 0 0 1.74 Rodney, S, 11-14 1 ⁄3 3 1 1 0 3 3.00 Bummer 10 6 0 6 20 Strop 4 4 1 6 21 2 Jones 7 7 2 9 22 Smith, W, 4-5 7 4 1 1 1 4 3.51 herited runners-scored: Leclerc 2-0, Pa- Dyson, H, 8 1 0 0 0 0 1 2.59 KANSAS CITY IP H R ER BB SO ERA Velasqz 5 ⁄3 322264.08 1 Steckenrider 1 0 0 0 0 0 5.24 zos 1-0. HBP: Fister (Zunino). PB: Zunino Cishek 6 5 0 13 24 Watson, BS, 1-1 2 3 1 1 0 1 2.62 Dominguez 1 ⁄3 000030.00 Covey 10 7 0 7 14 1 Wittgren 1 2 1 1 0 0 2.70 (3). Umpires: H, Ed Hickox; 1B, Jerry Lester, 19 15 6 22 48 Strickland, L, 2-2 ⁄3 2 1 1 2 0 2.74 Junis, L,5-4 6633473.61 L.Garcia 0 2 2 2 0 0 3.74 Volstad 12 12 3 6 20 Edwards 8 8 2 12 40 Smith 2333124.88 2 Avilan 10 7 1 7 18 SAN DIEGO IP H R ER BB SO ERA Meals; 2B, Chris Segal; 3B, Gabe Mor- COLORADO IP H R ER BB SO ERA Morgan, L, 0-1 ⁄3 210011.76 1 ales. Time: 2:32. A: 26,236 (47,943). Wilson 7 7 2 17 24 Boyer 1 3 2 2 0 1 11.76 Arano ⁄3 000011.17 Beck 10 10 4 11 16 1 Lauer, L, 1-3 2 ⁄3 755237.67 Hendricks 24 22 10 13 51 Bettis 6 1055023.68 Inherited runners-scored: Rogers 1-0, Shields 35 35 4 30 45 2 LOS ANGELES IP H R ER BB SO ERA Erlin 5 ⁄3 400034.04 Chatwood 23 22 2 45 44 Musgrave 2 0 00011.00 Pressly 1-0, Rodney 2-1. HBP: Junis Soria 11 9 2 4 20 Mitchell 1 4 2 2 0 1 6.91 Montgomery 15 15 2 10 20 Davis 1 0 0 0 2 0 2.35 (Garver), Duke (A.Escobar). Umpires: H, Stewart 4 5 4 3 2 5 4.61 Santiago 25 24 10 22 40 Smith pitched to 1 batter in the 8th. In- Quintana 31 28 8 27 51 Shaw, W, 2-3 1 2 0 0 0 0 5.81 Tom Hallion; 1B, Adam Hamari; 2B, Brian Alexander 1 1 0 0 0 0 3.86 B.Rondon 11 9 0 8 22 Farrell 8 5 3 1 10 Giolito 43 41 6 37 27 herited runners-scored: Steckenrider Smith pitched to 1 batter in the 7th. In- Knight; 3B, Dan Bellino. Time: 3:13. A: Goeddel 1 1 0 0 0 1 0.75 TOTALS 186 168 46 226 444 TOTALS 277 250 54 223 373 1-0, Erlin 2-0. WP: Wittgren. Umpires: H, herited runners-scored: Smith 1-0, 18,572 (37,903). Y.Garcia, W, 1-1 2 0 0 0 0 2 5.40 D.J. Reyburn; 1B, Jim Wolf; 2B, Ryan through Monday Dyson 1-0. HBP: Suarez (Desmond), Jansen, S, 12-14 1 0 0 0 0 2 2.66 through Monday Blakney; 3B, Alfonso Marquez. Davis (Posey). Time: 3:31. Inherited runners-scored: Domingz 1-0, Morgan 1-1, Arano 2-0. T: 3:32. A: 39,759 ■ Extra innings: Angels C Martin Maldonado and manager Mike Scioscia were ejected from the 9-3 loss to the Tigers after Maldonado was called out on strikes. It was Maldonado’s first career ejection and the 45th for Scioscia. ... The Rockies placed RH reliever Adam Ottavino on the 10-day DL with a strained left oblique. ... The Mets placed RHP A.J. Ramos (right shoulder strain) and INF Wilmer Flores (lower back soreness) on the 10-day DL. ... The Pirates placed starting pitcher Ivan Nova on the 10-day DL with a sprained right ring finger. D Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, May 29, 2018 5

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TEAM TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN MON STANLEY CUP FINALS WESTERN CONFERENCE FINALS MIDWEST LEAGUE MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER VEGAS 1, WASHINGTON 0 GOLDEN STATE 4, HOUSTON 3 EASTERN W L PCT. GB EASTERN W L T PTS GF GA @PIT @PIT @NYM @NYM @NYM @NYM Monday: VEGAS 6-4 GAME 1: Golden State 119-106 Bowling Green (Rays) 32 18 .640 — Atlanta 8 3 1 25 26 16 Wednesday: at Vegas, 7 GAME 2: HOUSTON 127-105 1 6:05 6:05 6:10 6:10 6:15 12:10 Lansing (Blue Jays) 32 19 .627 ⁄2 Columbus 7 3 4 24 18 10 Saturday: at Washington, 7 GAME 3: GOLDEN STATE 126-85 W Michigan (Tigers) 27 23 .540 5 N.Y. City FC 7 3 3 24 26 19 WGN-9 NBCSCH NBCSCH NBCSCH+ FOX-32 ABC-7 June 4: at Washington, 7 GAME 4: Houston 95-92 1 Dayton (Reds) 25 24 .510 6 ⁄2 N.Y. Red Bulls 7 3 1 22 26 12 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 x-June 7: at Vegas, 7 GAME 5: HOUSTON 98-94 Fort Wayne (Padres) 23 27 .460 9 Orlando City 6 5 1 19 22 20 x-June 10: at Washington, 7 GAME 6: GOLDEN STATE 115-86 1 South Bend (Cubs) 22 27 .449 9 ⁄2 New England 5 4 3 18 21 18 x-June 13: at Vegas, 7 Monday: Golden State 101-92 1 @CLE @CLE MIL MIL MIL (Best-of-7; x-if necessary; Lake County (Indians) 21 30 .412 11 ⁄2 Philadelphia 4 5 3 15 12 15 1 5:10 12:10 7:10 1:10 1:10 home team in CAPS) NBA FINALS Gr Lakes (Dodgers) 17 32 .347 14 ⁄2 FIRE 4 6 2 14 17 21 W L PCT. GB Toronto FC 3 7 1 10 14 20 NBCSCH NBCSCH NBCSCH NBCSCH WGN-9 Thursday: at Golden State, 8 WESTERN Montreal 3 10 0 9 14 29 Sunday: at Golden State, 7 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 Quad Cities (Astros) 29 22 .569 — D.C. United 25391418 COLLEGE BASEBALL June 6: at Cleveland, 8 1 Clinton (Mariners) 28 22 .560 ⁄2 WESTERN W L T PTS GF GA 1 June 8: at Cleveland, 8 Kane Co (D’backs) 25 22 .532 1 ⁄2 @PHI SJ NCAA DIV. I REGIONALS x-June 11: at Golden State, 8 Peoria (Cardinals) 25 23 .521 2 Kansas City 7 2 4 25 24 13 6:30 7:30 x-June 14: at Cleveland, 8 Ced Rapids (Twins) 23 25 .479 4 Los Angeles FC 6 3 3 21 24 19 Double Elimination; x-if necessary AM-1200 x-June 17: at Golden State, 7 Beloit (Athletics) 21 25 .457 5 Portland 6 3 2 20 19 17 At Boshamer Stadium Chapel Hill, N.C. (Best-of-7; x-if necessary; 1 Wisconsin (Brewers) 23 28 .451 5 ⁄2 FC Dallas 5 1 5 20 17 11 Friday’s schedule home team in CAPS) 1 Burlington (Angels) 22 27 .449 5 ⁄2 Houston 5 3 3 18 26 18 G1: N.C. A&T (32-23) at MONDAY: Burlington 5, Beloit 4 Vancouver 4 5 5 17 19 27 North Carolina (38-18), 1 LA Galaxy 5 6 1 16 16 19 CON LVG G2: Purdue (37-19) vs. Houston (36-23), 6 WNBA West Michigan 6, South Bend 2 8 5 Wisconsin 4, Kane County 3 Minnesota 5 7 1 16 16 22 At Doak Field at Dail Park Real Salt Lake 5 6 1 16 15 25 WCIU-26.2 WCIU-26.2 Raleigh, N.C. Fort Wayne 3, Lansing 0 EASTERN W L PCT GB San Jose 27391823 Friday's schedule Bowling Green 14, Dayton 1 G1: Auburn (39-21) vs. Washington 4 0 1.000 — Clinton 4, Cedar Rapids 3 Seattle 2628712 Northeastern (36-19), 1 Connecticut 3 0 1.000 — Great Lakes 14, Lake County 5 Colorado 27281320 1 G2: Army (36-22) at N.C. State (40-16), 6 SKY 2 2 .500 1 ⁄2 Quad Cities 5, Peoria 4 Note: 3 points for victory, 1 point for tie. TUESDAY ON TV/RADIO LATEST LINE At Lewis Field at Clark-LeClair Stadium Atlanta 12.333 2 FRONTIER LEAGUE 1 WEDNESDAY’S SCHEDULE Greenville, N.C. New York 0 2 .000 2 ⁄2 EAST W L PCT. GB Fire at Philadelphia, 6:30 Friday's schedule Indiana 0 5 .000 4 MLB MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Lake Erie 10 5 .667 — Atlanta United FC at New England, 6:30 G1: South Carolina (33-24) vs. WESTERN W L PCT GB Houston at Real Salt Lake, 8:30 Washington 9 6 .600 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE Ohio State (36-22), 1 FC Dallas at LA Galaxy, 9:30 Los Angeles 3 1 .667 — 1 5:10 p.m. White Sox at Indians NBCSCH, WGN-AM 720 TUESDAY G2: UNC Wilmington (37-21) at Windy City 7 7 .500 2 ⁄2 Seattle 3 1 .667 1 Cubs -115 at Pittsburgh +105 East Carolina (43-16), 6 Traverse City 7 8 .467 3 NATIONAL WOMEN’S SOCCER 6 p.m. Astros at Yankees MLBN at Atlanta off New York off At Doug Kingsmore Stadium Phoenix 2 2 .500 1 Joliet 5 10 .333 5 CLUB W L T PTS GF GA St. Louis -108 at Milwaukee -102 Clemson, S.C. Minnesota 2 2 .500 1 Schaumburg 5 10 .333 5 1 North Carolina 8 0 2 26 19 9 at Colorado -146 San Fran. +136 Friday's schedule Dallas 2 2 .500 ⁄2 WEST W L PCT. GB 1 Seattle 5 2 2 17 13 8 6:05 p.m. Cubs at Pirates WGN-9, WSCR-AM 670 at Arizona -115 Cincinnati +105 G1: Vanderbilt (31-25) vs. Las Vegas 0 3 .000 2 ⁄2 St. John's (39-15), 11 a.m. River City 9 5 .643 — Orlando 4 3 3 15 16 13 at San Diego -157 Miami +147 1 G2: Morehead State (37-24) at MONDAY: No games scheduled. Evansville 8 7 .533 1 ⁄2 Portland 4 3 3 15 14 12 MEN’S GOLF NCAA TOURNAMENT at Los Angeles-155 Philadelphia +145 1 Clemson (45-14), 5 TUESDAY’S SCHEDULE Florence 8 7 .533 1 ⁄2 Houston 3 4 4 13 12 16 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE At Springs Brooks Stadium Minnesota at Atlanta, 6 Southern Illinois 8 7 .533 1 ⁄2 RED STARS 2 3 6 12 14 16 1 10 a.m. Team match play quarterfinals Golf Channel TUESDAY Conway, S.C. Dallas at New York, 6 Gateway 7 8 .467 2 ⁄2 Utah 2 2 5 11 7 7 1 at Cleveland -235 White Sox +215 Friday's schedule Washington at Seattle, 9 Normal 6 9 .400 3 ⁄2 Washington 26281015 Houston -120 at New York +110 G1: UConn (35-20-1) vs. Sky Blue FC 0 7 1 1 5 14 3 p.m. Team match play semifinals Golf Channel TUESDAY: River City at Gateway, 7:05 Los Angeles -130 at Detroit +120 Washington (30-23), 11 a.m. WEDNESDAY’S SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY’S SCHEDULE Washington at Joliet, 7:05 at Boston -180 Toronto +165 G2: LIU Brooklyn (31-24) at Washington at Phoenix, 9 North Carolina at Portland, 9:30 Lake Erie at Traverse City, 6:05 BOYS LACROSSE NATIONAL FINAL Minnesota -126 at Kansas City +116 Coastal Carolina (42-17), 5 SATURDAY, JUNE 2 TRANSACTIONS Normal at Southern Illinois, 7:05 Tampa Bay -110 at Oakland +100 At Foley Field, Athens, Ga. Chicago at Washington, 2:30 6 p.m. Teams TBD ESPNU at Seattle -163 Texas +153 Friday's schedule AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Utah at Sky Blue, 6 INTERLEAGUE G1: Duke (40-15) vs. Troy (41-19), 1 BASEBALL NORTH W L PCT. GB TUESDAY G2: Campbell (35-24) at AHL PLAYOFFS TENNIS Georgia (37-19), 6:30 AMERICAN LEAGUE St. Paul 7 3 .700 — Washington -114 at Baltimore +104 White Sox: Designated RHP Ricardo At Dick Howser Stadium Winnipeg 6 4 .600 1 Pinto for assignment. Placed INF Matt Tallahassee, Fla. Fargo-Moorhead 6 4 .600 1 EASTERN CONFERENCE FINALS 1 p.m. French Open Tennis Channel Davidson on the 10-day DL, retroactive Friday's schedule Gary Southshore 5 5 .500 2 to May 25. Selected the contract of INF TORONTO 4, LEHIGH VALLEY 0 G1: Mississippi State (31-25) vs. Sioux Falls 3 7 .300 4 COLLEGE LACROSSE Matt Skole from Charlotte (IL). GAME 1: TORONTO 4-3 Oklahoma (36-23), 11 a.m. Chicago 1 9 .100 6 Designated LHP Ian Krol for GAME 2: TORONTO 3-2 (OT) G2: Samford (36-24) at Los Angeles: W L PCT. GB TENNIS: 122ND FRENCH OPEN assignment. Recalled RHP Akeel Morris SOUTH GAME 3: Toronto 5-0 MEN’S NCAA DIV.I CHAMPIONSHIP Florida State (43-17), 6 from Salt Lake (PCL). GAME 4: Toronto 3-1 At Alfred A. McKethan Stadium Sioux City 9 2 .818 — Gillette Stadium; Foxborough, Mass. Minnesota: Claimed INF Taylor Motter 1 122ND FRENCH OPEN #19 Magdalena Rybarikova d. Gainesville, Fla. Wichita 6 4 .600 2 ⁄2 MONDAY’S CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL off waivers from Seattle and assigned 1 WESTERN CONFERENCE FINALS Luksika Kumkhum, 6-3, 6-0 Friday's schedule Kansas City 6 4 .600 2 ⁄2 Monday at Stade Roland Garros (seed- Yale 13, Duke 11 him to Rochester (IL). Mariana Duque-Marino d. G1: Jacksonville (39-19) vs. Lincoln 6 5 .545 3 TEXAS 4, ROCKFORD 2 ings in parentheses): Seattle: Optioned OF John Andreoli to Ta- 1 GAME 1: TEXAS 4-2 #20 Anastasija Sevastova, 4-6, 6-1, 6-3 Florida Atlantic(40-17), 11 a.m. Cleburne 6 4 .600 3 ⁄2 coma (PCL). Activated OF Denard Span. 1 GAME 2: TEXAS 3-5 (OT) MEN’S FIRST ROUND SINGLES #21 Naomi Osaka d. G2: Columbia (20-28) at Texas 1 9 .100 7 ⁄2 NCAA DIV I 1994: Princeton Texas: Released RHP Kevin Jepsen. #7 Dominic Thiem d. Sofia Kenin, 6-2, 7-5 Florida (42-17), 5:30 MONDAY’S RESULTS GAME 3: Texas 6-5 (OT) LACROSSE 1993: Syracuse NATIONAL LEAGUE Ilya Ivashka, 6-2, 6-4, 6-1 #23 Carla Suarez-Navarro d. At Melching Field at Conrad Park Gary Southshore 4, Chicago Dogs 2 GAME 4: ROCKFORD 3-2 (OT) 1992: Princeton Cubs: Optioned RHP Justin Hancock to #11 Diego Schwartzman d. Ana Konjuh, 6-0, 6-1 CHAMPIONS DeLand, Fla. Wichita 1, Cleburne 0 GAME 5: ROCKFORD 3-1 1991: North Carolina Iowa (PCL). Recalled RHP Luke Farrell Calvin Hemery, 6-1, 6-3, 6-1 Andrea Petkovic d. Friday's schedule Fargo-Moorhead 3, Sioux Falls 2 Monday: TEXAS 2-1 (OT) 2017: Maryland 1990: x-Syracuse from Iowa. (best-of-7; x-if necessary; #12 Sam Querrey d. #29 Kristina Mladenovic, 7-6 (10), 6-2 G1: South Florida (35-20) vs. Lincoln 14, Winnipeg 6 2016: N. Carolina 1989: Syracuse Arizona: RHP Kris Medlen announced home team in CAPS) Frances Tiafoe, 6-1, 6-2, 7-6 (6) #31 Mihaela Buzarnescu d. Oklahoma State (29-24), noon St. Paul 11, Texas 6 2015: Denver 1988: Syracuse his retirement. #13 Roberto Bautista-Agut d. Vania King, 6-3, 6-3 G2: Hartford (26-29) at Stetson (45-11), 6 Sioux City 7, Kansas 6 (10) 2014: Duke 1987: Johns Hopkins Atlanta: Placed OF Ronald Acuna Jr. on Denis Istomin, 6-2, 6-7 (3), 1-6, 6-4, 6-4 Bernarda Pera d. Elena Vesnina, 6-3, 6-2 At Siebert Field; Minneapolis 2013: Duke 1986: North Carolina the 10-day DL. Recalled LHP Max Fried #20 Novak Djokovic d. Heather Watson d. Oceane Dodin, 6-3, 6-0 Friday's schedule GOLF 2012: Loyola (Md.) 1985: Johns Hopkins from Gwinnett (IL). Rogerio Dutra Silva, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4 Belinda Bencic d. G1: UCLA (36-19) vs. Gonzaga (32-22), 1 2011: Virginia 1984: Johns Hopkins Recalled RHP Scott Oberg Borna Coric d. Deborah Chiesa, 3-6, 7-6 (2), 7-5 G2: Canisius (35-20) at Colorado: 2010: Duke 1983: Syracuse from Albuquerque (PCL). Placed RHP FEDEX CUP STANDINGS LPGA MONEY LEADERS #22 Philipp Kohlschreiber, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 Lesia Tsurenko d. Minnesota (41-13), 7 2009: Syracuse 1982: North Carolina Adam Ottavino on the 10-day DL. RK. GOLFER PTS EARN RK. GOLFER TRN EARN Guillermo Garcia-Lopez d. Stefanie Voegele, 4-6, 6-2, 6-2 At Oxford-University Stadium/Swayze 2008: Syracuse 1981: North Carolina Los Angeles: Recalled RHP Yimi Garcia #23 S. Wawrinka, 6-2, 3-6, 4-6, 7-6 (5), 6-3 Donna Vekic d. Field 1. Justin Thomas 1,874 5,523,800 1. Ariya Jutanugarn 13 804,614 2007: Johns Hopkins 1980: Johns Hopkins from Oklahoma City (PCL). Optioned Ernests Gulbis d. Katerina Bondarenko, 6-2, 6-4 Oxford, Miss. 2. Justin Rose 1,569 4,427,877 2. Inbee Park 7 717,367 2006: Virginia 1979: Johns Hopkins LHP Edward Paredes to Oklahoma City. #29 Gilles Muller, 2-6, 6-4, 6-4, 6-3 Lucie Safarova d. Friday's schedule 3. Jason Day 1,533 4,175,166 3. M. Jutanugarn 13 680,371 2005: Johns Hopkins 1978: Johns Hopkins New York: Placed RHP AJ Ramos and INF #29 Richard Gasquet d. Jessika Ponchet, 6-4, 6-1 G1: Tennessee Tech (48-9) vs. 4. Phil Mickelson 1,348 3,647,601 4. Minjee Lee 11 628,726 2004: Syracuse 1977: Cornell Wilmer Flores on the 10-day DL; Ramos Andreas Seppi, 6-0, 6-2, 6-2 Karolina Pliskova d. Missouri State (39-15), 2 5. B. M. Henderson 12 581,380 2003: Virginia 1976: Cornell retroactive to May 27. Optioned C Tomas 5. Patton Kizzire 1,333 3,192,969 #31 Albert Ramos-Vinolas d. Barbora Krejcikova, 7-6 (6), 6-4 G2: Saint Louis (38-18) at 6. Jessica Korda8531,006 2002: Syracuse 1975: Maryland Nido to Binghamton (EL). Recalled 3B 6. Patrick Reed 1,315 3,859,652 Mikhail Kukushkin, 7-6 (0), 6-4, 6-1 Katerina Siniakova d. Mississippi (46-15), 6:30 7. Pernilla Lindberg 11 513,182 2001: Princeton 1974: Johns Hopkins Phillip Evans and RHPs Hansel Robles 7. Bubba Watson 1,292 3,714,764 Malek Jaziri d. Victoria Azarenka, 7-5, 7-5 At Baum Stadium at George Cole Field 8. Jin Young Ko 9 484,836 2000: Syracuse 1973: Maryland and Gerson Bautista from Las Vegas 8. Jon Rahm 1,244 3,070,168 Mikhail Youzhny, 2-6, 6-2, 6-2, 3-6, 6-2 Caroline Dolehide d. Fayetteville, Ark. 1999: Virginia 1972: Virginia (PCL). Reinstated C Kevin Plawecki from 9. Dustin Johnson 1,228 3,358,525 9. Eun-Hee Ji 10 455,044 Adam Pavlasek d. Viktorija Golubic, 6-4, 6-4 Friday's schedule 1998: Princeton 1971: Cornell the 10-day DL. Sent 3B Todd Frazier to 10. Webb Simpson 1,228 3,438,767 10. Shanshan Feng 9 411,790 Mirza Basic, 6-7 (4), 7-5, 6-2, 6-2 Rebecca Peterson d. G1: Oral Roberts (38-18) at 1997: Princeton x-Participation in Las Vegas for a rehab assignment. 11. Tony Finau 1,118 2,704,545 11. Michelle Wie 10 384,574 Casper Ruud d. Su-Wei Hsieh, 6-4, 6-3 Arkansas (39-18), 2 1996: Princeton tournament vacated Placed RHP Ivan Nova on the 12. Paul Casey 1,047 2,569,185 12. Lydia Ko 10 382,648 Jordan Thompson, 6-1, 6-4, 2-6, 4-6, 6-3 Lara Arruabarrena-Vecino d. G2: Southern Miss. (43-16) vs. Pittsburgh: 1995: Syracuse by NCAA 10-day DL, retroactive to May 25. Re- 13. Chesson Hadley 1,018 2,467,122 13. B. Lincicome 10 360,455 Marco Trungelliti d. Timea Babos, 7-6 (5), 6-3 Dallas Baptist (40-19), 7 called RHP Nick Kingham from Indianap- 14. Pat Perez 1,017 2,630,152 14. Azahara Munoz 10 318,355 Bernard Tomic, 6-4, 5-7, 6-4, 6-4 Camila Giorgi d. Grace Min, 6-3, 6-2 At Dan Law Field at Rip Griffin Park COLLEGE SOFTBALL olis (IL). 15. Andrew Landry 1,014 2,251,194 15. Lindy Duncan 11 312,999 Marco Cecchinato d. Kirsten Flipkens d. Tatjana Maria, 7-6 (1), 6-4 Lubbock, Texas San Diego: Designated LHP Kyle Mc- 16. Marc Leishman 1,008 3,066,834 16. Lizette Salas 11 302,752 Marius Copil, 2-6, 6-7 (4), 7-5, 6-2, 10-8 Maria Sakkari d. M. Minella, 7-6 (5), 6-2 Friday's schedule Grath for assignment. Placed OF 17. Charley Hull 10 298,937 Santiago Giraldo d. Georgina Garcia Perez d. WORLD SERIES G1: New Mexico State (40-20) at 17. Luke List 1,002 2,477,595 Franchy Cordero on the 10-day DL. Rein- 18. Sung Hyun Park 9 291,765 Marcos Baghdatis, 3-6, 3-4, ret. Dalila Jakupovic, 6-3, 6-4. Texas Tech (39-17), 1 18. Patrick Cantlay 997 2,398,123 ASA Hall of Fame Stadium; Okla. City stated OF Hunter Renfroe from the 10- 19. Jennifer Song 9 268,183 Jaume Antoni Munar Clar d. G2: Louisville (43-17) vs. 19. Aaron Wise 993 2,563,642 Double Elimination; x-if necessary day DL. 20. Lexi Thompson 8 251,594 David Ferrer, 3-6, 3-6, 7-6 (3), 7-6 (4), 7-5 SHOW COURT SCHEDULES Kent State (39-16), 6 20. Brendan Steele 977 2,165,345 Thursday’s schedule San Francisco: Optioned INF Miguel 21. Cristie Kerr 11 243,571 Stefanos Tsitsipas d. At UFCU Disch-Falk Field 21. Rickie Fowler 972 2,818,210 Court Philippe Chatrier G1: Oregon (52-8) vs. Ariz St (48-11), 11* Gomez to Richmond (EL). Designated Carlos Taberner, 7-5, 6-7 (5), 6-4, 6-3 Austin, Texas 22. B. DeChambeau 971 2,592,398 22. Caroline Masson 11 240,728 #1 Simona Halep vs. Alison Riske G2: Okla. (55-3) vs. Wash. (49-8), 1:30 LHP D.J. Snelten for assignment. Se- Benoit Paire d. Friday's schedule 23. Brian Harman 931 2,296,876 23. Marina Alex 10 239,400 #3 Marin Cilic vs. James Duckworth G3: Florida (55-9) vs. Georgia (48-11), 6 lected the contract of RHP Derek Rodri- R. Carballes Baena, 6-3, 6-7 (3), 7-6 (9), 6-1 G4: UCLA (56-5) vs. Fla St. (52-11), 8:30 G1: Indiana (38-17) vs. 24. Alex Noren 882 2,331,926 24. Danielle Kang 10 238,627 Jeremy Chardy vs. #17 Tomas Berdych guez from Sacramento (PCL). Signed Gilles Simon d. Friday’s schedule Texas A&M (39-20), 4 25. Chez Reavie 874 2,170,961 25. Nasa Hataoka 10 232,547 Kristyna Pliskova vs. Serena Williams RHP Taylor Hill and C Ryan Hanigan to Nikoloz Basilashvili, 6-4, 6-0, 6-7 (4), 6-4 G5: G1 winner vs. G2 winner, 6 G2: Texas Southern (27-26) at 26. Ian Poulter 842 2,245,727 26. In-Kyung Kim 7 227,699 Court Suzanne Lenglen minor league contracts. Cameron Norrie d. G6: G3 winner vs. G4 winner, 8:30 Texas (37-20), 8 27. Austin Cook 821 1,729,486 27. Nelly Korda 10 226,959 Nicolas Mahut vs. #5 Juan Martin Del Potro Washington: Sent LHP Matt Grace to Peter Gojowczyk 6-1, 2-0, ret. Saturday’s schedule At Goss Stadium at Coleman Field 28. Gary Woodland 795 1,934,717 28. In Gee Chun 7 226,624 Ying-Ying Duan vs. #7 Caroline Garcia Harrisburg (EL) for a rehab assignment. Karen Khachanov d. G7: G1 loser vs. G2 loser, 11* Corvallis, Ore. 29. Emiliano Grillo 793 1,921,676 29. So Yeon Ryu 10 224,164 #24 Denis Shapovalov vs. John Millman AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Andreas Haider-Maurer, 7-6 (0), 6-3, 6-3 G8: G3 loser vs. G4 loser, 1:30 Friday's schedule 30. Megan Khang 12 213,703 #28 Maria Sharapova vs. Chicago: Released OF Tony Rosselli. 30. Jordan Spieth 783 2,055,894 Dusan Lajovic d. Jiri Vesely, 6-3, 6-1, 6-3 Richel Hogenkamp G9: G6 loser vs. G7 winner, 6 G1: LSU (37-25) vs. 31. Scott Piercy 778 1,769,334 31. Jenny Shin 11 200,690 G10: G5 loser vs. G8 winner, 8:30 Gary: Released C Jeffrey Sneed. WOMEN’S FIRST ROUND SINGLES Court 1 San Diego State (39-19), 3 32. Cameron Smith 768 2,158,880 32. Wei-Ling Hsu 10 192,538 Sunday’s schedule G2: Northwestern State (37-22) at CAN-AM LEAGUE 33. Austin Ernst 10 179,617 #2 Caroline Wozniacki d. #3 Garbine Muguruza vs. G11: G5 winner vs. G9 winner, noon Quebec: Released LHP Mark Berube. 33. Charles Howell III 746 1,779,876 Oregon State (44-10-1),9:30 34. Bronte Law 10 170,117 Danielle Rose Collins, 7-6 (2), 6-1 Svetlana Kuznetsova G12: G6 winner vs. G10 winner, 2:30 34. Si Woo Kim 738 1,854,359 #8 Petra Kvitova d. #11 Julia Goerges vs. Dominika Cibulkova x-G13: G5 winner vs. G9 loser, 6 At Klein Field at Sunken Diamond FOOTBALL 35. Xander Schauffele 717 1,995,867 35. Sei Young Kim 10 169,478 Veronica Cepede Royg, 3-6, 6-1, 7-5 Steve Johnson vs. #25 Adrian Mannarino x-G14: G6 winner vs. G10 loser, 8:30 Stanford, Calif. CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE 36. Rory McIlroy 715 2,261,763 36. Amy Olson 10 162,591 #13 Madison Keys d. Leonardo Mayer vs. Julien Benneteau NOTE: If only one Gis necessary, it will be Friday's schedule Winnipeg: Released RB Jhurell Pressley. 37. Billy Horschel 713 1,765,432 37. Hannah Green 11 161,320 Sachia Vickery, 6-3, 6-3 Court 3 played at 6 p.m. G1: Baylor (36-19) vs. 38. Ted Potter, Jr. 689 1,715,380 38. Amy Yang 6 159,704 #14 Daria Kasatkina d. Alex De Minaur vs. #16 Kyle Edmund CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES (Best-of-3) Cal State Fullerton (32-23), 4 HOCKEY 39. Kevin Kisner 683 1,881,937 39. Ayako Uehara 12 156,139 Kaia Kanepi, 6-4, 6-1 Natalia Vikhlyantseva vs. #17 Ashleigh Barty Monday, June 4: Teams TBD, 6 p.m. G2: Wright State (39-15) at NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE 40. Jimmy Walker 671 1,880,086 40. Jeong Eun Lee 9 154,940 Stanford (44-10), 9 #15 Coco Vandeweghe d. Samantha Stosur vs. Yanina Wickmayer Tuesday, June 5: Teams TBD, 7 Arizona: Signed F Mario Kempe to a one- 41. Beau Hossler 666 1,579,240 41. Carlota Ciganda 10 141,762 Laura Siegemund, 6-4, 6-4 Myrtille Georges vs. Taylor Townsend x-Wednesday, June 6: Teams TBD, 7:30 year, two-way contract. 42. J.J. Spaun 647 1,480,657 42. Aditi Ashok 8 139,146

James still IN BRIEF SOCCER the same Sargent, Weah lead U.S. youth movement Johnson, from Page 1 Tribune news services How can there be any of those left? Josh Sargent scored in his American debut, Look at James’ confer- fellow 18-year-old Tim Weah added a goal in his ence finals averages against second international match and a young United the Celtics while playing States team beat Bolivia 3-0 in an exhibition Game 7 without a concussed Monday in Chester, Pa. Kevin Love and with a team Walker Zimmerman put the Americans ahead basically assembled at the in the 37th minute and Sargent doubled the lead trade deadline: 33.6 points, in the 52nd. Weah, the son of former FIFA Player 9 rebounds, 8.4 assists, of the Year and current Liberia president George 1.1 steals, 1.1 blocks. Weah, scored in the 59th. And James, 33, hasn’t With no World Cup to play for, interim U.S. missed a game this season — coach Dave Sarachan went with youth, giving six 100 straight. So he’s doing players their debuts, raising the total to 15 in four this not only as he’s aging matches since the Americans were eliminated in but as his responsibilities qualifying. have increased. The team that employs COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Maryland F Bruno James has now won six Fernando will return for his sophomore season straight Game 7s, two on the after testing his viability in the NBA draft. The road. His teams have won 6-foot-10 Fernando averaged 10.3 points and seven of eight elimination 6.5 rebounds and was named to the All-Big Ten games, including three this Freshman team. postseason. And he became CHRISTOPHE ARCHAMBAULT/GETTY-AFP the 13th athlete from the Stan Wawrinka tries to keep his cool during his first-round loss to Guillermo Garcia-Lopez. GOLF: Broc Everett of Augusta University holed four major U.S. pro leagues a 15-foot birdie putt on the first playoff hole to — NBA, NHL, MLB and FRENCH OPEN defeat Brandon Mancheno of Auburn for the NFL — to make eight NCAA individual title in Stillwater, Okla. It was straight championship se- Everett’s first college victory. ... John Elway will ries, according to ESPN. He still be a part of the 2018 U.S. Senior Open, he just joins seven Montreal Cana- Wawrinka’s return stalls won’t be playing alongside the likes of defending diens and five Celtics. champion Kenny Perry. The Broadmoor’s notori- Statistically, James is Former champ can’t the final a year ago, mentally,” he explained. ously knotty east course got the best of Elway in having perhaps his best Wawrinka bowed out with a Wawrinka — who is again his attempt to qualify for the 39th Open postseason, averaging more survive five-setter; 6-2, 3-6, 4-6, 7-6 (5), 6-3 loss working with coach Magnus championship in Colorado Springs, Colo., where than 30 points in each of the Djokovic cruises to 67th-ranked Guillermo Norman — finished with he’ll serve as honorary chairman next month. first three rounds. Symboli- Garcia-Lopez of Spain. 72 unforced errors, 32 more Playing Monday for one of two qualifying spots, cally, he’s doing even more. By Howard Fendrich “I won three Grand Slams than Garcia-Lopez. Elway, a 1.4-handicap golfer, shot a 10-over 80 Past that 2015 buzzer- Associated Press in my career, and I know “There is no frustration. that left him tied for 18th. beater at the United Center, what it takes to do it,” said It’s just tough,” the 33-year- James’ teams have elimi- PARIS — Like Novak Wawrinka, who was seeded old Wawrinka said. “But I’m HORSE RACING: Kentucky Derby and Preak- nated the Bulls two other Djokovic, Stan Wawrinka is a 23rd and is ranked only 30th, on the right way. It was very ness winner Justify galloped at Churchill Downs times in this run. His streak past French Open champion territory unfamiliar to him close today.” in front of trainer Bob Baffert as the Triple Crown of eight straight NBA Finals still working his way back since April 2008. “And my Djokovic — a former No. 1 hopeful trains for the Belmont Stakes. Baffert appearances began in 2011 into form after surgery. goal is to get to my top. now ranked 22nd, his worst arrived from Southern California to watch 1 with the Heat. That’s the Like Djokovic, Wawrinka Sooner or later, I will.” spot since 2006 — beat Justify gallop 1 ⁄2 miles and said everything is season after the Bulls traded is ranked lower than he has Wawrinka only recently 134th-ranked qualifier Roge- going smoothly heading into the June 9 Belmont. Kirk Hinrich to the Wizards been in more than a decade. returned to the tour after rio Dutra Silva of Brazil 6-3, for nothing but salary-cap And like Djokovic, missing three months to rest 6-4, 6-4, quickly recovering NBA: Celtics general manager Danny Ainge said space in pursuit of James. Wawrinka recently reunited his left knee, which was after dropping the opening PG Kyrie Irving was unable to attend Game 7 of James has led the Heat with a coach who helped operated on twice last Au- two games. the Eastern Conference finals because he was and Cavaliers to the finals guide him to success earlier gust. He’s played 11 matches Since winning the 2016 recovering from nasal surgery. Ainge said Irving four times each now. He’ll be in his career. in 2018, going 4-7. French Open to complete a had a deviated septum. The injury occurred in a free agent again this sum- Both men were in first- As Monday’s match career Grand Slam, Djokovic November when he was hit in the face by mer and has earned the right round action Monday at stretched over 3 hours, has taken a step back. After teammate Aron Baynes. Irving wore a mask to do whatever he chooses. Roland Garros, but unlike Wawrinka was hindered by dealing with right elbow while healing from the facial fracture. But why would he leave the Djokovic, who won in the physical strain of playing trouble for more than a year, Eastern Conference? He straight sets, Wawrinka in a fifth set for the first time he opted for surgery in Feb- ALSO: Jack Tigh scored 36 seconds into the owns a stranglehold on it could not summon and sus- since his French Open semi- ruary. game for his first of three first-half goals, and that should be admired and tain the sort of high-level final victory over Andy Mur- The third past men’s Matt Gaudet scored four goals as Yale beat Duke appreciated, no matter what play that has carried him to ray a year ago. But that wasn’t champion on the schedule, 13-11 for its first NCAA lacrosse title in Foxbor- comes next. major titles in Paris and the biggest impediment to No. 1 seed Rafael Nadal, did ough, Mass. The third-seeded Bulldogs (17-3) elsewhere. Returning to a success. not complete his match, scored the first three goals of the game and struck [email protected] place where he won the title “It was more the difficulty which was suspended be- first in all four quarters while holding off the Twitter @kcjhoop in 2015 and made it back to of continuing to go for it cause of rain. three-time national champion Blue Devils (16-4). 6 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, May 29, 2018 D

NBA PLAYOFFS WARRIORS 101, ROCKETS 92 Finals reprisal: Warriors-Cavs again Defending champions’ NBA FINALS SCHEDULE and 12 rebounds, and P.J. Tucker G1 Thursday at Warriors 8 p.m. had 14 points and 12 rebounds. huge 2nd-half charge G2 Sunday at Warriors 7 p.m. The Rockets fell apart in the ends Rockets’ season G3 June 6 at Cavaliers 8 p.m. second half again after doing so G4 June 8 at Cavaliers 8 p.m. in Game 6. The Warriors Associated Press G5* June 11 at Warriors 8 p.m. outscored them 122-63 in the G6* June 14 at Cavaliers 8 p.m. second halves of the final two HOUSTON — Stephen Curry G7* June 17 at Warriors 7 p.m. games. and the Warriors turned all those All games on ABC-7 Klay Thompson added 19 Rockets bricks into a road back to * - if necessary points for the Warriors after the NBA Finals. scoring 35 in the Game 6 win, and Kevin Durant scored 34 points, the Warriors got a fourth straight Curry sparked another third- tunities to get yourself going as a start from Kevon Looney with quarter turnaround and the War- team. And with our team, there’s Andre Iguodala sitting out again riors earned their fourth straight just so much firepower, we’re with a bone bruise on his left leg. trip to the NBA Finals by beating going to get going.” After being down by 10 at the Rockets 101-92 in Game 7 of Curry, who finished with 27 halftime of Game 6, the Warriors the Western Conference finals on points, scored 14 of his team’s 33 trailed by 11 entering the third Monday night. points in the third quarter, and quarter Monday night. They The Warriors will host LeBron Draymond Green had 10 points, opened the quarter with a 10-4 James and the Cavaliers in Game 13 rebounds and five assists. run to cut the lead to 58-53. 1 of the NBA Finals on Thursday The Rockets froze in the third “We know we can make an night in the fourth straight quarter, missing all 14 3-point 11-point lead evaporate with two matchup between the teams. attempts as part of 27 misses minutes of good basketball,” The defending champions from long range. Thompson said. trailed by 15 points in the first James Harden scored 32 The Warriors later scored nine half after falling behind 17 in points as the top-seeded Rockets’ straight points, with two 3s from Game 6. bid to return to the finals for the Curry, to take a 64-61 lead. “It’s amazing how long the first time since 1995 fell short Harden made two free throws NBA game is,” Warriors coach without Chris Paul, who was before Curry scored eight points DAVID J. PHILLIP/AP Steve Kerr said. “It lasts a long nursing a hamstring injury. Clint in a row to make it 72-63 and send Warriors forward Kevin Durant, left, celebrates with Draymond Green time, and there’s so many oppor- Capela finished with 20 points the Warriors on their way. after beating the Rockets to gain a return trip to the NBA Finals.

Helfrich big Trubisky fan

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Trubisky said. “He’s a very detailed guy. He brings a lot of creativeness to this offense. “Obviously, he’s got tempo in his background, so we like to imple- ment a little bit of that. His football intelligence and IQ and how he can help me detail plays and just think about different things from differ- ent perspectives has allowed me to grow in different areas already.” At such an elementary stage, results of those lessons are limited to the practice field, evident only in small increments and mixed with stumbles in Trubisky’s footwork or reads, by the quarterback’s admis- sion. That process, though, has energized Helfrich after he spent 2017 in the TV booth calling college games. “Quarterbacks, we chase perfec- tion, and that’s impossible,” Hel- frich said. “It’s a hard chase, but he’s a willing participant in that. He comes to every meeting prepared, with a good question, and he wants to be coached. That’s a big part of it too.” Trubisky’s competitiveness and mindset specifically appeal to Hel- frich and have helped forge their connection. Coaches, Helfrich said, are be- ginning to see the offense through Trubisky’s eyes and process it through his brain, understanding more about how the second-year quarterback thinks through the JOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE system and his responsibilities. Quarterbacks coach Dave Ragone, the only offensive staff holdover, talks with Mitch Trubisky in the Bears’ win over the Panthers last season. That has been critical to establish- ing productive dialogue. BEARS Q&A WITH DAVE RAGONE “He knows what he knows, and he’s free to admit, talk about and ask what he doesn’t,” Helfrich said. “And that’s not always the case with some guys, whether that’s a pride thing or whatever. “Today he made some mistakes, ‘It’s his huddle now’ today he corrected some guys, but he’ll throw that away and build standing the responsibility that Matt indicated that before from the good stuff and continue to QBs coach cites Trubisky’s comfort level he has, if it’s ball handling or it’s the players got here he was add a little bit more each day.” as Bears install new offensive system just where his eyes need to be in teaching you guys the of- Nagy is reassured by Helfrich’s certain parts of the coverage or fense. As you came through quarterback expertise and cited an By Rich Campbell | Chicago Tribune progression. I think each one of that, what were your impres- elevated “trust factor” as he adjusts those plays — own those plays. sions of the scheme? When to a broader range of responsibili- Matt Nagy’s decision in January to retain quarterbacks coach Dave Take ownership to understand this thing is humming, what ties than he was accustomed to as Ragone ensured that second-year QB Mitch Tribusky would hear what he needs to do to really be are you guys going to be do- Chiefs coordinator. And Helfrich’s from a familiar voice as he transitioned to a new scheme as the successful on each one of those ing well? What’s going to sarcastic sense of humor has added centerpiece of the Bears’ building effort. plays. Each play has intricacies, make you dangerous? to the group’s chemistry. Ragone’s expertise fits the quarterback-centric direction general and I think he’s understanding He’s a phenomenal teacher. “When he’s in there, being able to manager Ryan Pace initiated by hiring Nagy. Ragone, 38, was a third- that. He’s trying to own all those He was teaching all of us. We all teach concepts and the whys, he round pick of the Texans in 2003 and started two games before a things and be on top of them. have come from different back- does a great job with that,” Nagy successful stint in NFL Europe. After Trubisky started 12 games as a grounds, and the different sys- said. “And then he keeps it light. rookie, Ragone became the only member of John Fox’s offensive staff From a situational stand- tems I’ve been in from a player or He’s a teacher with the players, and to stick with the Bears. point, how did you feel like he a coach, I maybe have heard or the coaches respect that.” Last week Ragone chatted with several reporters about the prog- got better (last season)? said some of the same things. But Helfrich had Nagy’s respect in ress Trubisky has made and the challenges ahead. And as you go forward, to hear him truly install it that the hiring process in January partly what’s your comfort with way to us, you can tell how he because of his experience with him reading the field and would be in front of a group. Not option concepts, which Nagy has What are the most meaning- motivate them in different ways. understanding situations just the coaches but players. referred to as “college stuff.” At that ful ways in which he has He’s not always going to be a that he’s in? Regardless of if it’s a play time, Nagy publicly created an grown and developed? rah-rah, in-your-face guy. He What I think is understated we’ve never seen before, the way expectation that Helfrich would Obviously, he’s got last year’s wants to do his job first. He about Mitchell to a certain extent he was installing it to us, you contribute to designing and coach- playing experience, but he has wants to lead by that example, is he went against a pretty good could just sense this play is going ing those elements into the system, also had some of the same team- but he’s got a very good way schedule. to work. The confidence, the which the Chiefs incorporated mates, and he’s able to go in the about him with other people. I thought he handled situa- conviction behind it. His passion, prominently last season. huddle with some familiar faces. tions from a rookie standpoint of conviction and command of the However, Helfrich downplayed It’s his huddle now. At this time What do you appreciate he didn’t let the same mistake offense made the rest of us, spe- any such contributions. Asked how last year, he was running with about how Mitch has taken from the week before beat him cifically me, want to learn it his fingerprints are on the Bears the third string. Now there’s no the (new system) and run the next week. I know that’s kind faster, understand it better and offense, he quipped, “They are on doubt who the starter is, and he with it? of a cliche, but in terms of how be able to teach it the best I can the playbook somewhere, and takes that very seriously. Every- Every year is a new year. But, he was going about his process — just because you could feel the they’re on the outside.” He added thing is a lot more natural in his obviously, with a new system, he and forget the X-and-O part of it way he was speaking about it. this is “100 percent (Nagy’s) sys- second year in terms of the non- has done a great job of trying to — he was able to handle, if it was tem” and that he contributes more X-and-O part of it. Just going out learn exactly the foundation of crowd noise one week, or if it What is it like to be on a new modest edits and adaptations as and being who he is. That comes the system. How we call things. was certain pressures that we staff with a new scheme and practices proceed. with being in this league more Why we call things a certain way. had to make sure that we were be the one guy (on the offen- “You’re talking about an angle of than anything else. He has really owned that. He getting protected. He understood sive staff) that still has a a release on a route or a width of a takes a lot of pride in that. It’s situations of when, hey, I’ve got common link to players who split or a little schematic change on What traits do you appreci- important to him. to take a chance or when I don’t. were here last year? the offensive line, how you commu- ate about him when things Those things carry forward I feel more than fortunate to nicate things,” Helfrich said. “If it’s come naturally to him like Mitch has talked about the for him. I think that has trans- be here. Obviously, the end piece something we can tweak a little bit they are? ball-handling element in pired in the offseason. He’s not is working with Mitchell. He’s a and do differently or do better, I’ll He’s got a lot of natural leader- some of the option concepts. walking into the huddle for the kid I truly believe in. When suggest it. And if not, I won’t say ship ability. Guys gravitate What are going to be the first time. He has experience. you’re a quarterbacks coach in anything.” toward him. He understands important things to make He’s going to continue to gain this league and there’s a guy that Nagy and Trubisky appreciate how each one of those guys tick. sure he’s good at, and how do experience. It has helped his you want to work with, if you’re his input. Their proximity to per- And he knows that it’s his job to you teach it to him? learning curve just being able to fortunate enough to work with fection — this year and beyond — bring those guys together and The detail of each play. Under- be out there. him, it’s a great situation. will partly depend on it. Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, May 29, 2018 7 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE

RONALDO SCHEMIDT/GETTY-AFP MexicanMexico, national team coach Juan Carlos Osorio is taking a talentedcoach team to the World Cup, but even a good in result in Russia standoff might not be enough to keep him in the job much longer.

Whatever happens at World Cup, end seems near

LOS ANGELES — The first last six World Cups. While the step toward being fired as coach other two — Germany and Brazil of the Mexican national team is — have gone on to win titles, being hired as coach of the Mexi- Mexico has always gone home can national team. One follows after its next game, the fourth the other as clearly as night fol- one, a knockout-round loss. lows day — and sometimes it “We want to play the fifth happens almost as quickly. Kevin game, and then more,” Vela said. Consider that Luis Fernando Baxter “(But) it’s not only about this Tena had the job for less than On soccer game. We want a great World four days in 2013, and he might Cup. And if we want a great not have lasted that long had the team not World Cup, we have to dream high.” been in the midst of World Cup qualifying. Osorio is dreaming high too. So Juan Carlos Osorio knew exactly what “I agree with the players,” he said. “We he was getting into when he became Mexi- have a right to shine and believe we can go 1 co’s manager 2 ⁄2 years ago. to the final.” “There are no secrets,” he said. “As for This is where that “last laugh” part me looking over my shoulder, that hasn’t comes in. If Mexico makes it to the final, or changed. It will always be like that.” even to just a fifth game — and there will be If soccer is the national sport in Mexico, victory parades for either — Osorio might criticizing the national team coach is a not attend the celebration. Tired of the close second, which is why El Tri has had constant sniping from fans and the media, 12 managers over the last dozen years. Osorio turned down a contract extension MATT YORK/AP Germany, the current world champion, has from the Mexican federation over the Defender Rafael Marquez, bidding to play in his fifth World Cup starting in June, is among had one during that same period. winter and already has begun talking to the leaders who hope to take Mexico to a fifth game in the event for the first time. Osorio has done what most of the others other national and club teams. have struggled to do: He has won. Big. “I am very aware of the situation and the by keeping a binder at his side at all times, “Whoever gets (the job), it will be a In the last 80 years, only one Mexican situation is very simple,” he said. “If we do frequently stopping to jot down thoughts fantastic opportunity to set up a good manager — Osorio — has coached more have a good World Cup, we might get the or observations as they come to him. youth program and a good national team. I than 15 games and won more than two- same offer. If we don’t go a good job, I don’t Over the winter, during a business trip am not different from many other man- thirds of them. He was unbeaten through need anybody to tell me what I have to do. through Europe, he read a passage about agers. I see the U.S. job as a very appealing 10 games, coached Mexico into the “There are other nations, other coun- Manchester United coach Alex Ferguson one.” quarterfinals of the Copa America and into tries, other clubs that have approached me. adding a “sleep coach” to his staff. Osorio A U.S. Soccer Federation spokesman the semifinals of the Confederations Cup. And for different reasons I cannot just now plans to take one to Russia. confirmed Osorio will receive consider- His reward back home? A hashtag rebel- ignore that. I have to keep working. My After devouring a detailed study about ation as part of what was termed “a very lion on social media: #FueraOsorio. soul and heart are committed to the Mexi- the devastating impact that soft-tissue wide search.” Fire Osorio. can national team right now. But we will injuries had on teams in the 2014 World Nothing is likely to happen until after Yet the coach might wind up having the see what happens after the World Cup.” Cup, Osorio hired chiropractor George the World Cup, which for Osorio looks to last laugh, one that could have him chuck- Osorio is known in soccer terms as a Billauer as well as a masseuse and a ther- be something of a no-win situation. If ling his way back to the United States, “tinkerer” — and that’s not meant as a apist. Mexico makes it to the fifth game or be- where his coaching career began 20 years compliment. A tinkerer, who by definition “There are managers that can manage yond, it will be because he was lucky ago. frequently changes lineups and tactics, is a the locker room. There are other managers enough to coach the best team in the na- The team Osorio will take into next bold affront to a sport hidebound by tradi- that can direct a team on game day,” Osorio tion’s history. If Mexico falls short — El Tri month’s World Cup is probably Mexico’s tion. In Osorio’s case the tinkering involves said. “I can do all that. (But) the thing that I faces a tough draw, playing Germany, Swe- strongest ever. squad rotation, altering his personnel for enjoy the most is training, training players den and an injury-weakened South Korea The provisional roster Osorio has as- tactical purposes. to become better on a daily basis.” in group play before a likely matchup with sembled includes Mexico’s all-time leading Against a team that is proficient in the If Osorio, 55, does leave Mexico — and Brazil in the knockout stage — the blame scorer in Javier “Chicharito” Hernandez air, for example, Osorio will start a tall he said he hasn’t closed the door either will fall squarely on the coach. and one of the most-capped players ever in lineup. In the next game, many of those way — he has made no secret of the fact “It will always be like that,” he said. Rafa Marquez, who is bidding to play in a players might be on the bench. Though he’d like to land in the U.S., long his second “Right now for me, but in the future for any fifth World Cup. It has the brightest gems that has proved controversial to fans at home. After emigrating from his native other manager, because that’s just the way — Carlos Vela, Hector Moreno, Gio dos home, it has worked for Osorio, whose Colombia he played at the University of the media is in Mexico.” Santos, Marco Fabian — from a Golden ideas are always deeply thought out. New Haven and studied at Southern Con- Herculez Gomez, a former U.S. national Generation that brought the country two “I call him, in a way, like a genius be- necticut State. team player turned ESPN analyst, agrees. U-17 world championships and an Olympic cause they live in a completely different He also coached here, first with the Gomez spent much of his career in the title. And it has 13 players signed to major world than ourselves,” Hernandez said. now-defunct Staten Island Vipers, then in Mexican league, where he witnessed both European teams, more than four times the “About football he has a lot of knowledge MLS with the MetroStars, the Fire and the the growth of the national team and the number its 2006 World Cup team had. that even if you can speak five minutes New York Red Bulls. His sons, born in passion of its supporters. “The base of the group is the same,” Vela with him about one game or one player, he Queens, are U.S. citizens. And, not coinci- “This is the most talented team on pa- said in Spanish. “There’s a great generation gives you the way he sees football and the dentally, the U.S. national team will be per,” he said. “This team can make a run. of players that is looking to take that next way he sees that player, and it’s knowledge looking for a coach when Dave Sarachan’s But this team gets in its own way. The jump. And we hope it comes in Russia.” that you can learn if you want.” contract as interim manager expires at the Mexican people get in their own way. That next jump would take El Tri to a With graying hair, thin-framed glasses end of June. “There isn’t a harsher critic, a bigger fifth game, the tournament quarterfinals, and a large vocabulary, in English and “I got my job, my opportunity here. So I enemy for Mexico than Mexico. It’s that the quest for which has taken on mythical Spanish and even Latin — he dropped “sui am very thankful to the United States,” simple.” status. Mexico is one of just three countries generis” into a conversation Friday — Oso- Osorio said. “I admire this league. I admire to advance out of group play in each of the rio has a professorial air, one he augments this country. [email protected] 8 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, May 29, 2018 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE

EAMON QUEENEY/FOR THE WASHINGTON POST Charlie Doss of Chase City, Va., enjoys a race at South Boston Speedway with grandson Tucker Doss, 7. The average age of NASCAR viewers jumped from 49 to 58 from 2006 to 2016. It’s a hard road for racing fanaticism. from the dealership. That, in turn, it can’t provide the authentic Technology may help attract millennials, “It won’t have that crossover eroded the do-it-yourself car cul- “feel” of a car that’s about to slide but future of the sport could be in danger appeal,” Coughlin said, asked ture of many old-line NASCAR or crash — something a driver about the chance of online racers fans. Still, NASCAR trades on the feels through the seat of his pants. By Liz Clarke would supplant traditional vehi- morphing into real-life ticket- fantasy that any fan — young or The closest thing to authentic Washington Post cles within 20 years. buyers, “but it might bring a small old, male or female — could win simulation comes at a steep price. What does this mean for the trickle of fans.” the Daytona 500 in its cars. It’s found at the Ford Performance SOUTH BOSTON, Va. — future of auto racing? Who at- A trickle would help. NASCAR’s Today, nothing fulfills that fan- Technical Center in Concord, There’s not a bad seat at South tended its high-octane Memorial TV ratings for its elite Cup series tasy better than iRacing, the online North Carolina, a 33,000-square Boston Speedway, a four-tenths- Day weekend party if the next are on a decade-long slide. And racing series that, for a $99 annual foot facility that opened in 2014 to mile oval in southwest Virginia, generation, reared in a ride-shar- race-day attendance has declined fee, can turn a home computer provide technical support to the where a $10 ticket guarantees a ing world, views cars as a burden so markedly that track owners into a race car. Ford race teams that compete in view so close, whether from the rather than a symbol of freedom have razed grandstands to slash For aspiring NASCAR racers, the NASCAR’s top three series. Its front-stretch grandstands or a and independence? And in a seating capacity by 20, 30 and even this is a godsend — a chance to showpiece is a total immersion lawn chair brought from home, driverless world, will any pay to 50 percent. practice on tracks they might race racing simulator mounted on a that it’s like watching a stock-car watch? Particularly troubling is that one day, whether the Watkins platform in a darkened room and race in the front yard. The questions aren’t so far flung NASCAR’s fan base is aging rap- Glen road course in New York, the surrounded by a 270-degree floor Built on a country fairground in that NASCAR, the country’s most idly — more rapidly than any other Indianapolis Motor Speedway or to ceiling screen onto which 3-D 1957, “America’s Hometown popular form of racing, hasn’t major sport. According to a Sports even Le Mans in France, without images of specific racetracks and Track,” as its slogan proclaims, has thought about them. And its Business Journal analysis of TV the travel expense, much less the surroundings are projected. a carnival feel, with a playground, solution for capturing younger audiences, the average age of expense of tearing up a car if they Each Ford driver has a custom T-shirt giveaways and prerace audiences is as far from the NASCAR viewers jumped from 49 wreck. seat sculpted for height, width, autograph session with drivers. As old-school grit of South Boston to 58 between 2006 and 2016. The “If you hit a wall, you just hit a contour that’s bolted in for his day turned to dusk on a recent Speedway as could be imagined: only sports with older audiences button, and you get you a new car,” four-hour session. The engine Saturday, the smell of funnel Simulated, computer-based rac- in 2016 were golf — the PGA, with explained racer Josh Berry, 27, noise is loud as life when he flips cakes, french fries and baloney ing — ”sim-racing,” to devotees — an average fan age of 64, and who drives the No. 88 late-model the ignition. The platform moves burgers filled the air, followed by which doesn’t wreck a single car LPGA (63) — followed by horse car owned by Dale Earnhardt Jr. in all three directions and rolls and the deep-throated roar of engines. or emit one particle of exhaust. racing (63) and men’s tennis (61). Berry, who has won the 2017 yaws exactly as it would as the “Here we go, folks! Nine laps to “It’s a huge opportunity for us,” The average age of an esports late-model championship on the driver speeds over the banking the finish!” the track announcer said Jill Gregory, NASCAR’s exe- enthusiast, Coughlin noted, is 23.5. CARS Tour, earned his ride at JR and bumps. The pedals and declared as the first of two 100-lap cutive vice president and chief That’s why the race is on to Motorsports after competing on- steering wheel vibrate more the NASCAR K&N Pro Series races marketing officer. “One of the capture their attention. line against Earnhardt, who ad- faster the simulator goes, and the wound down. And Lynn and Mike challenges we’ve always had is NASCAR’s strategy for attract- mired how he handled his simu- seat belt tightens just as it would Presby shot to their feet, counting that you can’t go play NASCAR in ing younger fans is multipronged, lated car. when the car brakes. All the while, down final laps — three, two, one your backyard; you can shoot a according to Gregory, and in- The job offer came at an engineers in an adjacent control — on fingers of their outstretched basket and do other things. But cludes shifting content to digital opportune time. Reared in Hen- room download data into a com- hands. through esports and iRacing, that platforms, heavily promoting its dersonville, Tenn., Berry started puter as the team experiments Everything the Presbys love brings NASCAR into the homes of 20-something drivers and jazzing racing go-karts at 8 and had some with setups and talks back and about stock-car racing is here — these young people.” up the race-day experience with success, so his father, who owned forth to the driver. furious passes for the lead and The hope is twofold: One, that concerts and communal, bar-style a restaurant, bankrolled his early “It’s a multimillion dollar video friendly fans. “The racing is so sim-racing proves a pipeline for seating options. Increasing its progression. Even in the devel- game,” said Pat DiMarco, Ford much more exciting,” said Mike the sport’s next generation of foothold in esports, chiefly via opmental ranks, racing is an ex- Performance’s NASCAR program Presby, 49, of St. Cloud, Fla., who racers. There’s evidence of that iRacing, is another tactic. pensive sport. Without a corpo- manager. For drivers trying to favors NASCAR’s “minor league” now, with 20-year-old William Just this month, NASCAR an- rate sponsor, there’s virtually no master unfamiliar tracks and crew to its elite division. “Way more Byron, who’s atop the rookie-of- nounced a 12-week, youth e- chance of getting in equipment chiefs trying to optimize handling, exciting and more competitive!” the-year standings in NASCAR’s racing series aimed at attracting capable of impressing a potential it’s also an invaluable teaching The problem for auto racing is elite Monster Energy Cup ranks, and developing talent among big-time backer. So Berry started tool. that Presbys are in their late 40s — crediting iRacing with honing his teens aged 13 to 16. They’ll com- racing online, first on the and that made them among the on-track skill. Wisconsin’s Ty Ma- pete in iRacing on virtually ren- NASCAR 2003 game and later, on ormer NASCAR driver Jeff younger fans in a crowd of roughly jeski, 23, landed a job as a dered iconic short tracks, with the the more professional iRacing, in Burton, 50, got his advanced 5,000, even though children under developmental driver for Roush top 50 in the points standings after which competitors earn points F stock-car schooling at a 12 were admitted free. Fenway Racing in 2017 largely eight weeks advancing to a four- rankings and grades based on somewhat cheaper price at South As the U.S. motorsports indus- because he was iRacing’s highest- week playoff. their ability. Boston Speedway. He was reared try just had its biggest weekend — rated competitor. Track owners are courting “It was a way to compete five miles from the track, and a highlighted by the Indianapolis Just as fervently, NASCAR gamers too. In March, Las Vegas without having to spend hundreds section of the grandstands is 500 and NASCAR’s Coca-Cola hopes that online racing proves a Motor Speedway provided an of thousands of dollars,” Berry said named for him, as are sections 600 on Sunday — it is confronting pipeline for its next generation of esport lounge outfitted with rac- in a recent interview at JR Motor- named for his brother Ward, a generational dilemma: Can it fans. ing simulators in its “Neon Ga- sports’ Mooresville, N.C., shop. “I Emporia’s Elliott Sadler and continue to prosper in a world in Mark Coughlin, a former mo- rage” for its race weekend. Fans think there’s a lot of people who Hurt’s Stacy Compton — all for- which fewer young Americans torsports marketing executive could spend race day watching the race on there with aspirations to mer local racing heroes who made drive cars, let alone show an who is now head of marketing and Monster Energy Cup stars battle race in real life but can’t afford it. it to NASCAR’s top ranks. inclination to watch them race? revenue at the esports holding on the 1.5-mile oval or strap in a For a couple thousand dollars, you Today, Burton is a commentator company Envy Gaming, Inc., is simulator themselves to play the can get anything you’d need — a for NBC Sports, as well as parent he percentage of American skeptical. NASCAR Heat 2 video game. computer that can properly run it, of two Gen-Z’ers — a son, 17, who 16-year-olds with a driver’s “Every sport out there is trying a steering wheel and pedals. What races cars and a daughter, 21, T license was just 24.5 per- to check the box of, ‘Are we doing o form of motor sports it costs is a fraction of what it who’s an equestrian. And though cent in 2014 — down from esports?’ — the NFL with Mad- depends as much on the would take to race a late model.” his children and their friends grew 46.2 percent in 1983, according to den, FIFA, NBA 2K,” Coughlin N connection to everyday Berry was about to give up his up in a tech-savvy world, Burton a study by the University of said. “They see all the data that passenger cars as NASCAR. The dream of a racing career, his family believes that the love of competi- Michigan Transportation Re- point to a generation of folks that sport, by design, is anti-exotic. having invested all it could, when tion binds all generations and that, search Institute. The decline was have grown up with controller or That’s what they’re called “stock” Earnhardt asked if he’d test one of in time, the pendulum will shift notable though less stark among phone in their hand, and assume cars. Their essential appeal is their his late-model cars — an “audi- back in NASCAR’s favor. 20- to 24-year-olds over the same that what they play as a kid they’ll perceived ordinariness, which is tion” of sorts. Berry was fast, so he “Millennials have just found a span, dropping from 91.8 percent watch as an adult.” what enables fans to believe, on was given the chance to race it for way to compete (online) without to 76.7 percent. But the most popular esports, some level, that Jimmie Johnson’s real. He did well in the race, and it leaving their house,” Burton Though the study didn’t ana- Coughlin noted, are those with a Chevy Camaro isn’t much differ- soon led to a job with JR Motor- noted. “They’re different than we lyze the cause, the trend suggests fantastic, comic-book feel, in ent than the Camaro in their sports. were. And guess what: We were that millennials and the coming which gamers assume personae driveway. As Berry explains it, there are different than our parents were. Generation Z don’t share the and special powers, build alliances Time and technology, however, limits to what a driver can learn on But the attraction for NASCAR is traditional American love affair and fight enemies in mythic have strained the myth of ordi- a simulator. still there. with cars. Moreover, in a 2017 worlds. nariness. The death of carburetors You can improve hand-eye co- “We’ve got to get younger article in Automotive News, for- Online versions of traditional made the shade-tree mechanic ordination and get familiar with people to the track. When we get mer General Motors vice presi- games, whether basketball or rac- obsolete; the fuel-injection sys- the nuances of a track. But though them to the track, it changes the dent Bob Lutz predicted that ing, feel two-dimensional, by con- tems of today’s passenger cars the visuals are true to life, and the ballgame. We’ve just got to find a self-driving, autonomous cars trast, and don’t inspire the same demand computerized service steering wheel gives you feedback, way to get them there.” Tuesday, May 29, 2018 | Section 4 AE+ ARTS+ENTERTAINMENT

INVISION Taylor Swift, left, and Katy Perry famously feuded over backup dancers but have reconciled. What celebrity feuds say about us Experts say clashes are proxy wars for masses By Sonia Rao The Washington Post

Tabloids would have you be- lieve that every celebrity feud is as bitter as that between the Cap- ulets and Montagues. Most aren’t. But one that sometimes appeared to be, between Katy Perry and Taylor Swift, has finally ended. The tiring spat over backup dancers, which famously fueled Swift’s “Bad Blood” in 2014, made headlines again May 8, after Perry ADAM ROSE/ABC mailed Swift a literal olive branch Roseanne Barr and John Goodman appear on the smash hit revival of “Roseanne.” A network exec’s assertion that the show owes that suc- ahead of her new tour. Why do cess to its inclusiveness — representing the working poor in the MIdwest — raises a number of issues and doesn’t bear up to close scrutiny. we care? Maybe you don’t. But to those who find themselves inex- plicably drawn to these celebrity fights, you’re not alone. Distance from the rich and famous grants us the ability to praise or dis with little conse- quence. We rally behind whoever appeals to our sensibilities, and Upon reflections experts who study this behavior say it’s because we use pop cul- ture as a way to argue about soci- Hollywood’s sweeping generalizations about etal issues. In a way, celebrity feuds are proxy wars. ‘mainstream America’ are getting it wrong “Arguing directly about reli- gion or gender or race can be pened on our airwaves?” standing of inclusion brings to voters earning less than $49,900 really difficult to do, and people ABC then “began to develop mind a sour joke that appeared — the Conner family income, in shut down a lot of times if you try some ideas about how perhaps on “Roseanne” earlier this sea- other words — went for Hillary to have those conversations,” said inclusion doesn’t just mean son: Dan, after falling asleep in Clinton. It would be interesting Steven Hyden, author of “Your ‘Fresh Off the Boat’ and ‘Black- front of the TV one night, says, to hear how invested Sherwood Favorite Band Is Killing Me,” ish.’ Maybe inclusion also means “We missed all the shows about is in reflecting the lives and daily about music industry rivalries. “If reflecting the working poor in black and Asian families.” Rose- struggles of those Americans, as you can have those conversations Nina Metz America, and the middle of anne, shrugging, responds, well. in the guise of talking about mu- America where there is daily “They’re just like us. There, now Ahead of the season finale, sic, it somehow makes it easier for “Roseanne” has been the big struggle.” you’re all caught up.” If you take “Roseanne” showrunner Bruce people to do it.” sitcom story of the season, and OK, hang on. Hang on. Sherwood at his word, it sounds Helford told Variety that next Take Swift and Kanye West, recently Ad Week talked with There’s so much to unpack here. like ABC feels the same. year the show will seek to better who infamously interrupted her ABC honcho Ben Sherwood For nine seasons the network There’s also the reality that capture the changing cultural acceptance speech at the 2009 about the show’s revival. If did carry a show about the daily struggle isn’t just the prov- makeup of small towns like the MTV Video Music Awards to Hollywood has been out of limited finances and daily strug- ince of white middle America. fictional Lanford, which “repre- declare that Beyonce had been touch with “mainstream Ameri- gles of a family in middle Ameri- Should we wade into weeds a sents the suburbs of Chicago robbed of the best female music ca,” Sherwood asserts — a ca called, ahem, “The Middle,” bit further? Without coming and, particularly around the video award. He later apologized, sweeping assumption Ad Week which just aired its series finale right out and saying it, Sher- Elgin area which now, as every- Swift accepted and the two simply repeats as fact — the last week — what kind of revi- wood is working off the idea body has noted, is primarily seemed friendly by 2015, when obvious move postelection was sionist history is Sherwood that America’s working poor Hispanic. We started to repre- she shared a photo on Instagram to ponder: “What is our respon- selling? overwhelmingly voted for sibility to reflect what just hap- Interestingly, his fuzzy under- Trump. And yet a majority of Turn to Metz, Page 4 Turn to Feuds, Page 4 Jane Pauley still a morning star TV trailblazer shows knack for reinvention

By Meredith Blake I was the youngest of that group Los Angeles Times and the least confident.” Pauley, host of “CBS Sunday NEW YORK — Inside Jane Morning” since 2016, has a differ- Pauley’s office at CBS Broadcast ent name for her peer group: Center in Manhattan hangs a “The Class of ’72,” referring to large group portrait by Annie federal legislation enacted that Leibovitz that ran in Life maga- year that helped bring significant zine in 1982. The group includes numbers of women into print and Pauley and other trailblazing broadcast journalism. newswomen such as Diane Pauley was 25 in 1976 when she Sawyer, Lynn Sherr and the late was plucked from relative obscu- Jessica Savitch. rity to replace Barbara Walters on Despite their distinct physical “The Today Show” — winning the differences, identifying the jour- “female sweepstakes,” as she nalists as individuals isn’t easy, referred to it at the time. She given their nearly uniform Prin- grew to become one of the most cess Diana helmet hair and ruf- beloved figures in American fled blouses. broadcasting, someone who CAROLYN COLE/LOS ANGELES TIMES “Somebody — it might’ve been seemed to embody the hopes, “The idea of transition has been thematic in my life,” says Jane Pauley, who at 67 is thriving on “CBS Sunday Diane Sawyer — called it ‘Blondes dreams and “Can I really have it Morning.” Since she took over as host in 2016, the show’s viewership has grown to 6 million viewers a week. in Broadcasting,’ ” Pauley said all?” anxieties of a generation of recently as she pointed to a women in the wake of the femi- Since she took over for retiring country’s oldest morning show — “Everything that happened younger version of herself, sitting nist movement. host Charles Osgood, viewership made her an object of media seemed like a magic carpet to me. cross-legged near the center of Since her much-publicized for “CBS Sunday Morning” has fascination. “A corn-fed Cather- I didn’t make it happen,” she said the picture, with a burgundy mule departure from “Today” in 1989, grown to an average of roughly ine Deneuve” and a “Breck Girl in her office after a session editing dangling slightly off her left foot. she’s also demonstrated a knack 6 million viewers a week. The with brains” were a few of the a story on another trailblazing “The fact that I’ve got a shoe for professional reinvention and newsmagazine ended 2017 with terms used by media observers. woman, Tina Fey, and her Tony that’s kind of — it looks insouci- resilience. its largest audience in three dec- Even today, Pauley has a way of Award-nominated “Mean Girls” ant, is that the word?” — she “The idea of transition has ades. downplaying her accomplish- musical. “How do you get from attempted the French pronuncia- been thematic in my life,” said Pauley’s “Today” debut in the ments and describes experiencing the weekend edition of the big tion — “betrays the fact that I Pauley, who at 67 is thriving in ’70s — a meteoric rise from re- what we’d now call “Impostor was, like, What am I doing here? her return to morning television. gional news to co-anchor of the Syndrome.” Turn to Pauley, Page 4 2 Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Tuesday, May 29, 2018

CELEBRITIES Sara Gilbert takes victory ASK AMY By Amy Dickinson lap for ‘Roseanne’ redux [email protected] Twitter @askingamy By Yvonne Villarreal Los Angeles Times Around this time 21 Retiring couple moves teen too soon years ago, “Roseanne,” the groundbreaking sitcom Dear Amy: I’m retired and children sometimes make in my head for the last about the blue-collar Con- my wife is retiring soon. choices their parents don’t couple of weeks, and I’ve ner family, came to an end We have been building a like. You and your wife never been so hurt. after a successful nine-year home two hours away (in should acknowledge how My mother often ac- run. The notion that it’d be another state) and will be tough this is. Offer a few cuses me of being too pulled out of retirement moving there. This move options to make this a little emotional, and now I’m more than two decades has been planned for sev- easier on him. Could he wondering if I’m being later and become the suc- eral years. enlist some of his buddies dramatic and should let it cess story of the 2017-18 Our youngest son is to help with the move, and go. I love my mom. I’ve television season would about to graduate from have them spend a week at done everything possible have likely elicited a Rose- high school. He was ac- the new house this sum- for her since I was little anne-like cackle from the cepted into his university mer? (This could help him because she needed me cast back then. of choice, but with a one- to build some memories in (her words, not mine). I Yet here we are. It’s a semester deferral. He is the new location.) just don’t know where to recent weekday and origi- very upset about leaving Could he have use of a go from here. nal “Roseanne” cast mem- ALBERTO E. RODRIGUEZ/GETTY the only home he has ever car over the fall break to — Grandma’s Girl ber Sara Gilbert, the Sara Gilbert reprises her role as Darlene on “Roseanne.” known and leaving his perhaps visit his closest pal mastermind behind the friends, even though they at his college — or go back Dear Girl: Your mother’s show’s return, is reflecting moth proportions for ABC outspokenness. are all going away to to his hometown and stay childhood was very differ- on the weeks that have — and network television “It’s such a political school. with friends there? ent from yours and she passed since the sitcom’s overall. climate now that I always With my wife’s retire- Understand that you might be projecting some blockbuster second com- Boosted by interest in am nervous that people ment, we need to reduce cannot fix this for him, or of her complicated fears ing. And all she can muster the reunion of the original will hear one thing, see one expenses, which we are completely protect him and anxieties onto you. is a wide-eyed look as she cast, the premiere totaled thing and prejudge the doing by moving to an area from feeling a little lost It is not fair to open the shakes her head in disbe- more than 25 million view- show or decide not to with a reduced cost of during this vulnerable door by saying something lief. ers, prompting ABC to watch the show,” Gilbert living. The new location is time. Listen and commiser- shocking, only to slam it “It’s one of those kind of quickly renew the revival said. “You can never con- a shore community well- ate, and if you feel you have shut with a “Never mind” fantasies you could never for a second season. The trol the way people inter- known to us (we vacation pushed too hard with the when you follow up. You imagine,” said Gilbert, who revival pulled in a weekly pret something or take there every year). Our timing, say, “I know this is should ask your mother has juggled her reprisal of average of around 19 mil- something. other older children are tough, and I’m really more about this, while the wisecracking and lion viewers, placing it neck She continues: “ It’s not happy about it. sorry.” accepting that you and she moody daughter Darlene and neck with CBS stalwart a show about one political I’m wondering if we will always have different Conner with her duties as “The Big Bang Theory.” party or it’s not a show jumped the gun, moving so Dear Amy: My grand- perspectives about this executive producer and In the midst of “Rose- that’s a platform for one set soon after his graduation. I mother died two years ago. polarizing person. co-host of CBS’ daytime anne”s victory lap is of ideas. It’s really about a feel terrible that he is so She was one of my closest panel show “The Talk.” Gilbert. family that is divided over upset. He’s not acting out friends and supporters. I Dear Amy: I was so disap- When Gilbert had the “This all really started politics.” or being disrespectful; he’s miss her every day. Unfor- pointed in your response to idea just over a year ago to with her,” says ABC Enter- As the driving force just quietly saying that he tunately, she struggled “Disapproving Wife”! Her revive the comedy, she was tainment President Chan- behind the show’s return, hates the decision and being a mom to my mother, husband gave a homeless certain it’d be an futile ning Dungey by phone. Gilbert is protective of its doesn’t want to leave. and they didn’t have the guy a beer every day. Why endeavor. “We were hoping for big legacy. She was just enter- What should we do? best relationship. My mom were you also so disap- “I didn’t think the cast things, but the launch really ing her teen years when — Stressed in N.Y. has mentioned several proving of this kindness? would be game, I didn’t caught us all by surprise. It the show originally times how much she dis- —FedUp know if I could only get blew doors off any projec- launched in 1988. Dear Stressed: Your son liked her mother. some people and not oth- tions we put together.” Executive producer and has reasons to feel anxious, Recently while we were Dear Fed Up: I celebrated ers,” Gilbert, 43, insisted. The show’s triumph co-showrunner Bruce disappointed and upset: out having lunch, she men- this husband’s generosity But when her former allowed star Roseanne Barr Helford, who also worked He is not headed off to tioned how I’m just like my and kindness. I also said co-star John Goodman to return to the spotlight as on the original series, said college at the same time as grandmother, and how she that while I personally appeared on “The Talk” a lightning rod of contro- Gilbert was dedicated to his peer group, and once he tried to keep me away from wouldn’t provide a beer to and they revived their versy. A flood of think making the new “Rose- does leave, he will not be her bad influence. She also someone on the street, this “Roseanne” characters for a pieces examined her sup- anne” brave and topical. returning to the only home said my grandfather hated man’s choice was one that comedy bit, the idea came port of President Donald “You don’t tell Sara he has ever known. that I was like Grandma, I wouldn’t (and his wife up again — so she put in the Trump and the show’s to go home,” Helford said. His reaction is expected too. (He passed away a few shouldn’t) judge. asks. point of view in the divisive “Her need to make this and appropriate. And he months ago.) It turns out the cast was cultural climate. (show) great was always will survive it. Part of the When I tried to get more Copyright 2018 by Amy game. And so were viewers. Gilbert carefully consid- there and she was always ebb and flow of family life information about what Dickinson The revival of “Rose- ers some of the blowback there.” is that adults occasionally she meant, she said, “Never anne” has established itself the show has received, make choices their chil- mind” and clammed up. Distributed by Tribune as a bright spot of mam- largely fueled by Barr’s [email protected] dren don’t like, just as These words have echoed Content Agency Crossword CHICAGOLAND THEATRE DIRECTORY

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By Jacqueline E. Mathews. © 2018 Tribune Content Agency, LLC. All rights reserved. 5/29/18 ACROSS 47 Boo-boo Solutions 1 Repair 50 As __ as a 5 Donkeys pancake 10 Slender 51 Gore and Pacino 14 To __; exactly 54 Hairdresser 15 __ out; get rid of 57 Astonish gradually 58 Dobbin’s home 16 __-Cola 59 Rudely brief 17 Got bigger 60 Greek letter 18 Tossing game 61 Snow toy 20 Suffix for corn or 62 Looks for class 63 Get ready, for 21 New Zealand short bird 22 Takes care of DOWN 23 “Yankee Doodle 1 Three kings of __” biblical fame 25 Male animal 2 To be, in Paris 26 Ranges 3Bum 28 Choose 4 Mountain __; 31 TV’s Mandel soft drink 26 Injection 44 Ladd and 32 Bronze or brass 5 Plant destroyers 27 Absorbent cloth Sawyer 34 Astonishment 6 Flamboyant 28 Doe’s mate 46 Flattened bottle 36 Had bills to pay 7 Calcutta dress 29 Accountant’s for a pocket 37 Dinner course 8 Feminine suffix tool 47 Flows back 38 “Guilty” or “Not 9 “We’re off to __ 30 Twitter post 48 Bona fide guilty” the Wizard…” 32 Second-smallest 49 Seldom seen 39 __ Aviv 10 Plot craftily planet 50 Give a pink slip 40 Bit of parsley 11 Diving bird 33 Inventor Whitney to 41 Churchill Downs 12 Frosted 35 Not complicated 52 Early guitar events 13 Tumor 37 Bridge 53 Button 42 Andes animals 19 Drag one’s feet 38 June honoree alternative 44 Title for TV’s 21 Part of the leg 40 Intelligent 55 “__ a Wonderful Barney Fife 24 Eager 41 Monthly Life” 45 Galloped 25 Librarian’s payment 56 Mediocre grade 46 Ultimate advice 43 Hang __; linger 57 Little drink Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Tuesday, May 29, 2018 3 Country road A documentary follows Aerosmith’s Steven Tyler to Nashville, where he crafts his first solo album By Randy Lewis Los Angeles Times

Of all the things Aero- smith frontman Steven Tyler had learned upon relocating to Nashville, Tenn., a few years back, to make the first solo album of his estimable career, the one that clearly tickled him the most involved a par- ticular stretch of freeway. That would be Interstate 440, the 7½-mile loop that is the southern bypass around downtown Nash- MOMENTUM PICTURES ville. The new documentary “Steven Tyler: Out on a Limb” fol- “Route 440 — that’s the lows the singer during the making of his first solo album. key of A, but nobody knows it,” he said excitedly in a backstage when Tyler the vibe at the Ryman and recent phone conversation. performs at the Ryman lets folks give their opin- Tyler lived in the country Auditorium, often called ions about music. It shows music capital in 2015 and the Mother Church of this period of time in my 2016 while working on his Country Music. life.” 2016 album “We’re All It also features inter- It makes no attempt to Somebody From Some- views with Guns N’ Roses sidestep the famous inter- where.” guitarist Slash, as well as personal tensions among He’s referring, of course, other friends and songwrit- the members of Aerosmith, to the sound-wave fre- ers he collaborated with, noting how rarely the guys quency of 440 cycles per and members of the Nash- in the band socialize off second, producing the note ville-based group Loving tour. A in the Western musical Mary. The last performed By contrast, Tyler often scale, and the standard with him on the album. talks on camera about the frequency to which musical The title refers to the camaraderie among the instruments are most often doubts Tyler faced over the writers and musicians he tuned. decision by one of hard encountered in Nashville, a “This town is crazy, rock’s quintessential feeling of community that crazy musical,” said Tyler, screamers to go country ultimately prompted him to ZACK WHITFORD/MOMENTUM PICTURES who turned 70 in March. with his first-ever solo move there full time. “Out on a Limb” includes concert performances by Tyler. “What makes this town so effort. “As a songwriter, I came great is the fact that any “So many of my favorite down here to see if I would ment, he reached out to (‘Raising Sand’) record with ‘There was a time I was so time somebody writes a artists have worked here: write with anybody else,” Krauss with a phone call. “I her (in 2006), I was sort of brokenhearted….’ which song, somebody else says, (Bob) Dylan, Neil (Young), he said. “I had written said, ‘Hi, this is Steven bummed about it. He beat could be called a very coun- ‘I’m going to write a better Willie Nelson, Waylon some songs with Aerosmith Tyler — your album is a real me to it.” try song.” one.’ ” Jennings,” Tyler said. “You that I felt were country-ish. tear-jerker,’ and I told her Along with the discovery He’s rearranged a few The Interstate 440 story gotta wonder: Why is that? I moved here, and I fell in what I’d been going of Interstate 440, Tyler has Aerosmith classics, includ- is one of several anecdotes Is there something in the love with the town.” through. developed an appreciation ing “Sweet Emotion,” to he relates in a new docu- water? Or is it just that a lot An early motivator, he “She said, ‘That’s the for what makes rock rock, perform alongside the mentary, “Steven Tyler: Out of people here think music said, was hearing blue- damnedest thing: My baby and what keeps country material from the solo on a Limb,” following him and play music.” grass-country luminary daddy left me’ ” around the country. album when he tours. along his journey south to “Steven Tyler: Out on a Alison Krauss sing a song time she made that record, “There’s a freedom in “Lyrics and melody play Nashville to write and Limb” recently had its that resonated with him at Tyler recalled. “Then she Aerosmith that I enjoy,” he a big role in country, and record the songs that made world premiere in the city a difficult time in his life said, ‘I cut my teeth on you said. “I can write lines the way singers fall off their up the album. it salutes, at the opening of about a dozen years ago. and AC/DC.’ Who knew? I (from ‘Walk This Way’) like notes in country — you Directed by Casey Tebo, the Nashville Film Festival “I’d gotten a divorce, and asked her, ‘How did you go ‘I talked to my daddy, he won’t find that very often in aonetime Aerosmith roadie on May 10. The documen- Iwas just losing it,” he said. through that grief and be say, you ain’t seen nothin’/ rock,” he said. “Although, who worked his way up tary is now streaming “I heard her sing ‘Ghost in able to sing that song?’ Till you’re down on a muf- look at how Robert Plant through the ranks to shoot- through video-on-demand This House’ (from her “Before I got there (to fin,’ and use the filthiest falls off notes. In that, coun- ing videos and other film and digital HD services. album ‘Forget About It’) Nashville) I thought, words on the planet. Then try creates its own little projects for the hard rock “It shows another side of and I could not listen to ‘Wouldn’t it be great to do we could write something niche.” band, “Out on a Limb” me,” he said. “It shows how that album without crying.” something with her?’ (more introspective) like takes viewers onstage and great this band is, shows Through his manage- When Robert Plant did that ‘Cryin’: (he starts singing) [email protected]

RECORDINGS Parquet Courts merges rowdy and gentle sides By Greg Kot Chicago Tribune

Even with Brian “Dan- ger Mouse” Burton bring- ing pop discipline to the production of Parquet Courts’ “Wide Awake!” (Rough Trade), the New York-via-Texas quartet sounds more unhinged CHRIS PIZZELLO/INVISION than ever. It scrambles Jennifer Lopez, at an awards show this month, is a “World of Dance” executive producer. punk, funk and tender ballads, as if unconcerned that it all might turn into a big mess. J. Lo says ‘World of Dance’ That it’s not is a testa- ment to a band that has always hidden its consider- will ramp it up in Season 2 able attention to craft beneath a ramshackle BEN RAYNER PHOTO By Kirsten Chuba for the $1 million prize in where they get to be not a exterior. Its 2012 break- Parquet Courts features Sean Yeaton, from left, Max Variety front of judges Lopez, step away or a step behind through album, “Light Up Savage, A. Savage and Austin Brown. Ne-Yo, Derek Hough and but up front and the star.” Gold,” conjured visions of For Jennifer Lopez, host Jenna Dewan. This Ne-Yo echoed a similar pot-stoked slackers who groove is just as wide and spending seven years as a season the show will ex- sentiment, saying, “The made their catchy, clever deep on “Before the Water judge on talent competi- pand the number of young height of a lot of dancers is songs feel tossed off. The Gets too High,” but the tion shows hasn’t just competitors — with 50 dancing behind somebody underlying ache, anxiety atmosphere becomes been about mentoring percent of contestants else, and for the amount of and anger revealed itself eerier, a series of snapshots young performers, but being under the age of 18 — sacrifice and blood, sweat after a few listens, and its from the hurricanes that also about improving as well as increase the total and tears that you have to subsequent albums have devastated New Orleans, herself. number of dancers. put into it in order to be- affirmed just how ambi- Houston and Puerto Rico. The star, who spent five “Last year was such a come great, it was almost tious and galvanizing the Amid these images of an years on the “American success for us, and we sad that there was no sound of guitars, bass and America in disarray, there Idol” judging panel, is now were so excited about that. platform for these people drums can still be, espe- are moments of tender- on the second season of It really kind of exceeded to be the star.” cially when two sharply ness, however disorienting: her show “World of all of our expectations,” As for why the show observant singers (A. Sav- ‘Wide Awake!’ the dreamy drift of “Mardi Dance,” for which she is a Lopez said. “I knew we was such a success in its age and Austin Brown) are Gras Beads” and the lost- first year, crowning Parquet Courts judge and executive pro- had the ingredients for a writing the songs. ★★★ in-space ballad “Back to ducer. beautiful show, but you French duo Les Twins as In many ways, “Wide (out of four) Earth,” in which Brown “I love mentoring, I never know what’s going its winners and leading as Awake!” is the band’s most makes a gentle plea for love being part of some- to happen, so it was just the top new summer se- deeply discontented al- tolerance. one’s journey in that way, exciting to be able to come ries, Hough says the key is bum, an extension of the down on its punkier tracks Savage’s “Freebird II” and I also learn so much back again. And we’re “just the love, the love of protest raised on its debut — throwing words like fists anchors the album. It’s yet from watching and ana- going to give them more of dance,” while Dewan cassette in 2011: “Free your in “Almost Had to Start a another tongue-in-cheek lyzing performances all what they loved the first thinks it’s due to the uplift- brain and conform never.” Fight,” hitting a wall of title that delivers more the time,” Lopez said time.” ing message. The title of “Total Foot- exasperation on “In and than it promises. With during the show’s media The show was a passion “I think when you’re ball” sounds like a total Out of Patience,” welling organ chords echoing the day earlier this year. “I feel project for the singer and done with your day and goof, but as usual, there’s a up with disgust at a street Lynyrd Skynyrd arena- like it’s made me a better actress, who calls dance (are) with your family, you lot more going on than first scene in the skeletal “NYC rock anthem, the Parquet singer, dancer, performer, her “first love,” and wanted want something you can meets the ear. Savage Observation.” The funkier Courts’ “Freebird” be- entertainer myself. I feel to give hardworking danc- watch all together and you shouts himself into a stuff invites listeners to comes a story of a broken like I’ve grown leaps and ers time in the spotlight. want your popcorn — you frenzy over the surging dance even as the words childhood and a moving bounds since ‘American “They’ve been in the want to be entertained and instruments, a blue-collar afford little in the way of testimonial to per- Idol’ just because of that — background for so long, you want to feel good — political manifesto dis- comfort. “Violence” severance. The band joins because when you start and people don’t realize and I think that’s a bit of guised as a frat-boy party sounds like an outtake its voices in a chorus of picking things apart you’re how much dedication, what we’ve tapped into,” on a drunken Sunday after- from a ’70s Blaxploitation rare celebration: “I feel like, ‘Oh, I do that.’ ” commitment, passion and she said. noon spent watching pro- movie as Savage throws free like you promised I’d “World of Dance,” love it takes to be a danc- “World of Dance” Sea- fessional football. “Are you down amid the latest wave be.” which started production er,” she said. “It’s just like son 2 premieres Tuesday quite done now?” Savage of gentrification: “What is at the end of January, any artist in the world, you on NBC. It has already asks himself in midrant. an up-and-coming neigh- Greg Kot is a Tribune critic. features dancers from all have to love it, and I just been renewed for a third “Not at all.” borhood and where is it over the world competing love providing a platform season. Parquet Courts doubles coming from?” The bass [email protected] 4 Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Tuesday, May 29, 2018 What’s really Celebrity fights can ‘mainstream’? serve as Metz, from Page 1 stream America” wants to watch on TV. sent that. We didn’t have time in “Greatest American Hero” the first nine (episodes) to go too starred Hannah Simone (so proxy wars deep into it. We started to repre- funny on “New Girl”) and “Get Feuds, from Page 1 sent the fact that the new family Christie Love” starred Kylie hangout is a Mexican restaurant, Bunbury (of the terrific but of a bouquet of flowers he had which there are plenty of in that short-lived “Pitch”), both for sent her with the caption: “Awww area.” ABC. Bunbury is exactly the kind Kanye sent me the coolest flow- How strange to acknowledge of actress who should be leading ers!! #KanTay2020 #BFFs.” the town’s Latino population not a show; she had a guest spot this Those campaign dreams were with any human beings but with year as a cop on “Law & Order: MIKE YARISH/NETFLIX dashed the following February a restaurant. (A chain restaurant SVU” and instantly stood out Justina Machado stars in Netflix’s “One Day at a Time” reboot, which when West released “Famous,” in at that, judging by the looks of despite the hacky storyline. features a Cuban-American family’s struggles and triumphs. which he raps that the pair Becky’s uniform and company- Whatever is guiding these deci- “might still have sex,” takes credit mandated birthday song-and- sions at the network level, it’s not internet trolling in TV form. The “Roseanne” revival was for her fame and calls her a not- dance routine.) about a lack of talent in front of Let’s point out the obvious: The originally headed to Netflix so-polite word. West insisted he We don’t know why “Rose- the camera. coded language here suggests a before ABC made a play for it. had gotten Swift’s permission to anne” has drawn such a large Looking ahead to next season, specifically white and middle- Would the show be as big a story use the lyrics, a claim she denied, audience. We can guess; that’s Vulture writer Maria Elena class world (not to mention one if we didn’t know about its mas- so Kim Kardashian West shared what Sherwood is doing. That’s Fernandez notes that out that of that’s idealized; when teenagers sive ratings? I suspect not. part of a phone call between the what everybody is doing. (Even the 35 new shows picked up by did as they were told? Ha!) when Circling back to Sherwood, I artists to back her husband up. as ratings dipped a few million the broadcast networks, half in fact this wasn’t the universal do think there’s something to Swift had, indeed, approved the since the show’s premiere, it still have people of color in lead roles. 1960s experience. Women in what he’s saying. Too many part about sex, but it’s unclear is bringing in huge numbers: a That’s the good news. But only working-class families — white shows, especially on the broad- whether she knew about the little more than 10 million view- four of those shows have people women and women of color — cast networks, focus on elite reference to her fame or the pro- ers for its finale.) I’ve watched of color “in key creative and have always had jobs outside the professionals and upper-middle- fanity. Regardless, Kardashian- the entire season out of baffled producing positions.” Of the home. They had to. Also, what class families who live and work West supporters flooded her professional curiosity, and my remaining shows starring white does “a traditional decade” even in stylish environments. Where social media with snake emoji. own theory is that the look of the leads, “there isn’t a single person mean? Euphemisms abound money worries aren’t part of the Swift brought the incident up Conner home itself — which of color in those key positions.” when Hollywood wants to talk equation. during the serpent-themed first remains unchanged from the Taking a page from Sherwood, about things it doesn’t actually There are outliers. “Mom” on stop of her Reputation Stadium original — is a big part of the Bravo has announced plans for a want to name. CBS (which returns for a sixth Tour on May 8 (which lands at appeal, subconsciously at least. new show called “Real House- The other news last week, season in the fall) is consistently Soldier Field June 1-2), telling the The dated wallpaper, the dilapi- wives of the 1960s,” spinning off Barack and Michelle Obama funny and perceptive about the crowd: “I wanted to send a mes- dated furniture and the archi- from its reliably junky (and yes, have signed a multiyear produc- economic concerns of its work- sage to you guys that if someone tecture of the set itself are famil- reliably watchable, I can’t ex- tion deal with Netflix that will ing-class characters, along with uses name-calling to bully you on iar to such a degree that it does plain it!) “Real Housewives” include both scripted and un- its stories about addiction and social media, and even if a lot of the work of transporting you reality franchise. scripted series, as well as docu- recovery. people jump on board with it, that back a few decades to a time that Here’s the description: “A cast mentaries and feature films. The Netflix’s “One Day at the doesn’t have to defeat you.” isn’t ... now. of modern women will be sent first projects are slated to pre- Time” reboot (recently renewed Feuds aren’t always bad for Earlier this year I spoke with back to the 1960s to experience miere next year. The Obamas for a third season) is another business: Swift co-opted the Li Lai, the founder of mediaver- the ultimate era of the American will be on camera in some cases; stellar example, centering a conflicts and created a more sityreviews.com (which reviews Housewife.” in others they will function only Cuban-American family and the aggressive persona for the “Repu- shows and films by how inclu- A good deal of cultural change as producers. That’s all we know stories that unfold in their tation” album and tour. But as sive they are), and she had a took place over the course of the at the moment; I’m especially cheery if modest apartment. Hyden says, the actual events can smart theory about the appeal of ’60s, but OK: “These women and curious to see what kind of Mom is the breadwinner, a mili- be looked at through a broader reboots and revivals: “Things are their families will be transported scripted series they have in tary veteran who is divorced and lens. The VMAs incident can be really kind of freaky right now back to a traditional decade mind. raising the kids on her own. We viewed as sexism, he said, as “an and if you want to hide in your where men made the money, “We hope to cultivate and see her struggle with the de- instance of a man taking some- childhood, that’s fine!” women made the home, and curate the talented, inspiring, mands of parenting along with thing from a woman and putting There were three reboots that teenagers actually did as they creative voices who are able to her job, a new relationship and her down in a public forum,” as didn’t get picked up by the were told. In living through the promote greater empathy and night school — as well as a good can taking credit for her fame. broadcast networks for next ‘golden age’ of the sixties family understanding between peoples, many social-political issues that But there’s also a race element; season: “Cagney & Lacey,” “The life, the cast will discover if more and help them share their stories find their way into the Alvarez Hyden noted that West could Greatest American Hero” and time spent together, traditional with the entire world,” Barack home. have been seen as “a black man “Get Christie Love.” All were husband and wife roles, and no Obama said in a statement. Talk about encapsulating our who is supposedly threatening a female-led shows featuring digital distractions might actu- With 125 million subscribers, current moment: “Hold on tight white woman.” Our country has a women of color. The networks ally improve their chaotic lives Netflix is ubiquitous, and the we’ll muddle through,” the infec- long, problematic history of “pro- said “no thanks.” Make of that and even fix their relationships.” potential audience is huge — but tious theme song promises, “one tecting” white women from men what you will. Maybe the pilots So much of reality TV is driv- the streaming service doesn’t day at a time.” of color, rooted in a white patri- weren’t good. Or maybe they en by cynical impulses, but even reveal its numbers, so we won’t archal system of power, he said. A didn’t capture whatever it is by those standards this is an actually know how many view- [email protected] subtle version of this could have ABC’s Sherwood believes “main- absurd premise. It’s is basically ers these various projects attract. Twitter @Nina_Metz been at play when some fans refused to believe West had got- ten Swift’s permission. Disputes are especially com- mon when artists are in the same genre. The Beatles were main- Pauley is stream and wholesome, Hyden notes, while the Rolling Stones were a dangerous and more ex- morning plicit alternative. The so-called rivalry captured a moral conflict among listeners. The feud be- tween Toby Keith and the Dixie TV star Chicks in the 2000s was “explic- itly political.” Either you stood with Keith in favor of President yet again George W. Bush and the war, or against them. Pauley, from Page 1 The case of Nicki Minaj and Cardi B highlights a negative news at Channel 8 in Indianapo- effect of fueling feuds between lis, to one year later, almost to the artists working in the same space. day, when I’m the co-host of As Cardi rose in popularity, some ‘The Today Show’? I knew that it Minaj fans claimed the new- hadn’t been by hard work. I was comer could never dethrone the not particularly ambitious. I reigning queen of rap. Others felt couldn’t explain it. Therefore, it differently. The rappers each have had to have been an accident.” a verse on Migos’ “MotorSport,” To prepare for Pauley’s host- which heightened comparisons. ing debut at “CBS Sunday Morn- NBC NEWSWIRE Cardi revealed in November ing,” executive producer Rand Jane Pauley in 1982 with “Today Show” team members Willard Scott, from left, Bryant Gumbel, Gene Shalit that Minaj’s original verse had Morrison reviewed clips from and Jim Palmer. Pauley was 25 in 1976 when she was selected to replace Barbara Walters. been different, and rumors of a her early appearances on “To- feud deepened last month when day” and was impressed by “her boost “Today’s” ratings and Pauley’s time. Rhodes soon offered her a con- Minaj tweeted that it was because poise, her dignity, her ability to remove the prudish stigma “The audience sometimes is tributor gig. When longtime host the record label had told her to deal with almost any subject” around expectant mothers on ahead of things,” said Pauley, Osgood stepped down in 2016, cut a Cardi name-drop per the despite being only a few years television. who occasionally co-hosted Pauley beat some “estimable younger rapper’s request. Minaj out of Indiana University. Pauley became an unwitting “Today” with Savitch or Maria opponents” vying to fill his clarified that though she and “She’d been on local television poster girl for “having it all” — Shriver. “America doesn’t need shoes, said Morrison. Migos’ Quavo had initially been barely any time,” Morrison said. the working mother with the there to be a guy to be comfort- “She was already a familiar the only rappers on the track, she “Suddenly, there she is on na- lucrative career, handsome hus- able. As a matter of fact, particu- figure to America. She’s someone had never been angry about in- tional television trying to hold band and healthy, happy children larly in the morning, women are who had done this before. For cluding Cardi, as fans suggested. her own with Tom Brokaw. Can — an image of perfection she comfortable with women. So it the audience, there’s instant According to Tracyann you imagine that?” consciously pushed back against. shouldn’t come as a big shock.” recognition and instant comfort, Williams, a New School professor What strikes Pauley now is For a time, she kept a story After “Today,” Pauley spent and a lot of ‘Sunday Morning’ is who teaches courses on race, how uncertain she was of her on her refrigerator about a 11 years anchoring “Dateline,” about comfort.” gender and pop culture, compari- own voice — literally. “Some- woman who said she coped helping NBC finally launch a Pauley was 65 when she sons persist due to racism, sexism times I was so down-home I’d be with working motherhood by successful newsmagazine, and started the job — “Hello!? That’s and “the convergence of the two.” from Oklahoma,” she said. not reading articles about Jane then, in one of the few disap- unprecedented,” she noted with “It gives us something else to “Other times I would be doing Pauley. Today, Pauley is eager pointments on her resume, pride — and has now hosted for a think about, at the expense of sort of a Grace Kelly. Very ele- to claim the more humanizing moved into daytime with “The year and a half. marginalized people. ... There can gant. And other times there was aspects of her TV legacy, insist- Jane Pauley Show,” which lasted Citing the show’s loyal audi- only be one diva, there can only Barbara Walters. My Barbara ing, for instance, that she coined a single season in 2004-05. ence and “unique voice,” she said be one songstress, there can only Walters was really, really good.” the term “bad-hair day.” (“Prove Pauley was 54 when the show she’s made few attempts to be one rap artist,” Williams said. She recalled preparing for a me wrong,” she said.) was canceled — “which in televi- tamper with the “CBS Sunday “There can’t just be two talented remote segment in an Illinois Pauley’s departure from sion is when you cease to exist as Morning” formula. women going forward and pro- barnyard early one morning. “Today” in 1989, amid the per- an entity,” she noted. But she has left her mark. moting their art, their work. We “The show hasn’t started yet, I ception that she was being She spent a few years “looking Pauley scored Hillary Clinton’s buy into it. It’s what sells maga- hear them running through the ousted in favor of the younger for reinvention.” A recurring first post-election TV interview zines, it sells records, it sells control room stuff. And I hear Deborah Norville, ignited a fierce segment on “Today,” sponsored — a sit-down between baby downloads. And we’re all a part of Barbara Walters, and I think, ‘Oh, media frenzy. Millions of viewers by the AARP, spawned a 2014 boomer women who’ve weath- this drama, unfortunately, unless what’s Barbara Walters doing on saw it as a personal affront, and book, “Your Life Calling: ered decades in the public eye you can take a deep breath and the show today?’ And then I ratings plummeted. Reimagining the Rest of Your and endeared themselves (to stop and think about what’s actu- realize, ‘That’s you talking.’ ” Even in today’s more fractured Life.” But just as she was embark- some) through resilience. What ally transpiring.” She took inspiration from media landscape, the intimacy of ing on a book tour, Pauley Pauley said she brought to the Minaj and Cardi insist there Mary Tyler Moore — or rather, morning television makes it learned the AARP didn’t want to conversation is a level of self- was never an actual feud, which Moore’s fictional alter ego, Mary unusually prone to high drama. fund the segments anymore. assurance she acquired only Cardi reinforced in a May 9 inter- Richards. “We were all kinda In the latest a.m. dust-up, hosts “The way it works for Jane recently, after years of being view with Howard Stern. They making it up,” she said. Matt Lauer and Charlie Rose Pauley, however, is apparently a “apologetic about everything.” had been photographed smiling But if Mary Richards in- were ousted last fall from their little special, because it’s at those For a long time, “I only talked and taking selfies together two formed Pauley, Pauley in turn respective jobs at “Today” and moments in my life, in my career, about my ‘job.’ I didn’t have a days earlier, at the Met Gala. informed millions of women “CBS This Morning” amid when I think, ‘Well, this is it. It is ‘career,’ ” she said. Though some celebrities make who saw themselves in her — sexual misconduct allegations. over,’ the phone will ring.” “I aged into the confidence: arguments “a big thing” on their particularly once she married “Today” is now anchored by It did: While promoting the You’ve had a career all along, you own, our culture encourages it. “Doonesbury” cartoonist Garry two women, Savannah Guthrie book, Pauley had been profiled should respect it more. Maybe Instead, we “need to be encourag- Trudeau, started a family and and Hoda Kotb, bringing an end by “CBS Sunday Morning.” you didn’t make it happen, but ing more instances of sisterhood,” cycled through a series of regret- to the conventional “TV mar- Viewer response to the piece had you made it last.” Williams said. “Otherwise we table ’80s hairdos. Her pregnan- riage” that has been a hallmark been overwhelmingly positive, keep doing the same thing over cies in 1983 and 1986 helped of the format since before and CBS News President David [email protected] and over and over again.” Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Tuesday, May 29, 2018 5

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Horoscopes Dilbert By Scott Adams Today’s birthday (May 29): Power and en- ergy floods your work, fitness and finances this year. Persistence and coordination build strength. Every trickle feeds the stream. A lucrative summer inspires shifting travel priorities before your creative muses sing to you. Shared ventures prosper this winter. Aries (March 21-April 19): Today is a 9. This full moon il- luminates a new educational direction. Begin an exploration. Experiment with new concepts. Taurus (April 20-May 20): 8. Shift directions with shared finances after this full moon. The next few weeks should be good for making money, with Mercury in Gemini. Gemini (May 21-June 20): 9. Sidestep an obstacle with a part- Baby Blues By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott nership under this full moon. Compromise and collaborate. Communications flow easily, with Mercury in your sign. Cancer (June 21-July 22): 8. Write your dreams and listen to angels, with Gemini Mercury. Reach a new level of physical health and fitness under this full moon. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): 8. Change directions with a romance, passion or creative endeavor under this full moon. Profit from expressing your heart. Your team’s especially hot, with Mercury in Gemini. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): 7. Begin a new home and family phase. Domestic changes require adaptation under the full moon. Advance your career through communications, with Mercury in Gemini. Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): 8. Explore, research and study, with Mercury in Gemini. A new phase in communications, con- Zits By Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman nection and intellectual discovery dawns with this full moon. Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): 9. Cash flows both in and out under this full moon. Keep track. Handle financial paper- work, with Mercury in Gemini. Shared profits grow through communications. Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): 9. Create partnership through communication, with Mercury in Gemini. This full moon in your sign illuminates a new personal direction. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): 7. This full moon shines on a spiritual fork in the road. Get expert coaching for your work, health and fitness, with Mercury in Gemini. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): 8. Friends come and go with community projects. This full moon illuminates a new social phase. Romance and fun arise in conversation, with Mercury in Gemini. Mr. Boffo By Joe Martin Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): 8. Begin a new professional phase. This full moon sparks a shift toward current passions. Com- municate flows at home with family under Gemini Mercury.

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Bridge North-South vulnerable, East deals North ♠ Q Dick Tracy By Joe Staton and Mike Curtis ♥ Q98542 West ♦ 984 East ♠ A10 ♣ 10 8 4 ♠ 7642 ♥ J763 ♥ Void ♦ KJ632 South ♦ 10 7 5 ♣ J5 ♠ KJ9853 ♣ Q97632 ♥ AK10 ♦ AQ ♣ AK East and North apparently thought there was a prize on offer for the player who made a jump bid with the worst hand. South bid the slam in no trump to “protect” his queen of diamonds. South won the opening club lead in his hand and led a low spade to dummy’s Animal Crackers By Mike Osbun The bidding: queen, pleased to see the 10 fall from West. East South West North He crossed back to his 3♣ Dbl Pass 4♥ hand with the ace of Pass 6NT All pass hearts and he was no Opening lead: Jack of ♣ longer pleased. South led the king of spades to West’s ace, won the club continuation in hand, and began to run his spades. This was the position with one spade to go: North ♠ Void ♥ Q98 West ♦ 9 East ♠ Void ♣ 10 ♠ Void ♥ J74 ♥ Void ♦ ♦ KJ South 10 7 5 Prickly City By Scott Stantis ♣ Void ♠ 5 ♣ Q9 ♥ K10 ♦ AQ ♣ Void All declarer had to do on the run of the spades was to watch for a heart discard from West or the queen of clubs from East. On the last spade, West shed the jack of diamonds, dummy a heart, and East a diamond. Now the king and queen of hearts forced East down to one diamond also. Both opponents were known to have a singleton diamond, so a diamond to the ace was certain to drop the king, no matter who had it. Well done!

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Dustin By Steve Kelley and Jeff Parker Sudoku 5/29

ForBetterorforWorseBy Lynn Johnston

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

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

Mutts By Patrick McDonnell

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WuMo By Mikael Wulff and Anders Morgenthaler Crossword 5/29

Sherman’s Lagoon By Jim Toomey

Brewster Rockit: Space Guy! By Tim Rickard

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