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BETRAYED UPDATE Possible child abuse went underreported Despite law, data show CPS held fewer But that has not been of district data shows a ing to call the state child- CPS did not alert law en- enough to instill a culture at troubling trend: CPS has abuse hotline immediately. forcement or the Illinois workers accountable in recent years CPS of consistently report- held fewer employees ac- From 2010 through 2014, State Board of Education ing these cases. countable for failing to alert there were an average of 10 after one of its employees By Jennifer Smith Richards, Juan Perez Jr. In documenting hun- child-welfare workers discipline cases per year. failed to act on behalf of an and David Jackson | Chicago Tribune dreds of sex crimes against about possible abuse in re- Then punishments abused child. That means CPS students for the “Be- cent years even though re- dropped off; just three em- those educators not only Chicago Public Schools’ mediately. And the state trayed” series earlier this ports of student sexual ployees were disciplined faced few consequences child-abuse reporting pol- “mandated reporter” law, year, the Tribune found that abuse in Chicago schools last year, district records from their employer, they icy is clear: School workers enacted more than four educators sometimes had did not decline. show. also escaped potential crim- must report suspected decades ago, makes failure failed to report the abuse. In 2009, CPS disciplined The Tribune also found abuse to authorities im- to report abuse a crime. Now, a Tribune analysis employees 27 times for fail- that, over the last decade, Turn to Betrayed, Page 4 Migrant PATRIOTS 38, BEARS 31 caravan resumes odyssey President promises 5,000-strong crowd won’t enter U.S. By Mark Stevenson and Sonia Perez D. Associated Press

CIUDAD HIDALGO, Mexico — A growing throng of Central American migrants resumed their advance toward the U.S. border in southern Mexico on Sunday, overwhelming Mexican government attempts to stop them at the border. Their numbers swelled to about 5,000 overnight, and at first light they set out walking toward the Mexi- can town of Tapachula, 10 abreast in a line stretching about a mile. Several hundred more already had applied for refugee status in Mexico, and an estimated 1,500 were still on the Guatemalan side of the Suchiate River, hoping to enter legally. It was not immediately clear where the additional travelers had materialized from since about 2,000 had been gathered on the Mexi- can side Saturday night. They seemed likely to be JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE people who had been wait- Bears receiver Kevin White catches a pass near the end zone with no time left on the clock against the Patriots at Soldier Field on Sunday. ing in the Guatemalan town of Tecun Uman and who decided to cross during the night. FALLING SHORT As they passed through Mexican villages on the “Close doesn’t cut it,” Bears quarterback Mitch Trubisky said of Sunday’s final play where Kevin White was just short of the end zone. It was another outskirts of Ciudad Hidalgo, they drew applause, cheers narrow loss for the Bears, who gave up two touchdowns on special teams and had a chance to test their mettle against an elite team. Chicago Sports and donations of food and clothing from Mexicans. Maria Teresa Orellana, a resident of the neighborhood of Lorenzo, handed Emanuel talks transit, out free sandals to the migrants as they passed. “It’s solidarity,” she said. bicycles and gas tax “They’re our brothers.” In the tropical heat, Besi Freewheeling along Lakefront Trail Jaqueline Lopez of San Pedro Sula carried an im- capital construction bill; probable stuffed polar bear whether the Trump ad- with a winter cap, the favor- ministration will give the ite — and only — toy of her city more transit money; two daughters, Victoria, 4, raising the gas tax; and and Elisabeth, 3, as they the long delay in building trudged beside her. the Navy Pier Flyover. A business administra- Mary Wisniewski Emanuel blamed the tion graduate, Lopez said Getting Around last of those items on the she couldn’t find work in state not delivering mon- Honduras. She wants to Last week, I met the ey in time, describing reach the United States but mayor of Chicago in a himself as “beyond frus- would stay in Mexico if she cold, dark place. trated.” could find work here. “My ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE The place was the We first talked about goal is to find work for a Activist Charlie Kirk speaks in Chicago. He said his Yeezy shoes were from Kanye West. Lakefront Trail, before how Bicycling magazine better future for my daugh- sunrise, when the temper- this year dropped Chi- ters,” she said. Her husband, ature was in the 30s and it cago’s ranking as a top David Martinez, said they was so dark you could still bike city from first place were tired but had to push Turning Point USA founder: see the Big Dipper. Rahm in 2016 to sixth. The mag- Emanuel and I met at azine noted that there had Turn to Caravan, Page 11 Fullerton Avenue. We been a decline in the Wheeling to White House both arrived on bikes, our number of new protected By John Keilman the price of cookies. highlight of most school eyes watering from the bike lane miles. It also Chicago Tribune At the start of Kirk’s days, only to be DOUBLED cold. I wanted an inter- docked Chicago for its Parties unite, senior year, Wheeling’s in price without our con- view about transporta- small number of people Before Charlie Kirk be- cafeteria raised the cost of a sultation? NO! Enough of tion, so I was willing to who commute by bike, take hard line came a conservative star, cookie from a quarter to 50 the manipulation. We must put up with an unusual particularly women. Only before he palled around cents, citing more expen- stand together in this fight. venue. He is in the last about 1 percent of Chi- on Saudi Arabia with Kanye West and Don- sive ingredients. Kirk and Fight the Power!” eight months of his two cago’s women get to work Saudi Arabia’s belated ald Trump Jr., before pro- some friends called for a The boycott worked. terms as mayor and in a on a bike. explanation for Jamal testers hounded him at a boycott. Administrators brought chatty mood. Emanuel touted the Khashoggi’s death drew restaurant in a viral video, “Together we can show back cheaper cookies, Trying to ignore the first-place ranking in 2016 deep bipartisan skepticism and before he regularly the establishment the though some students said wind, I asked about in a news release and Sunday. Senior Republicans berated liberals, lefties and power of our generation,” they were smaller and less whether billionaire Elon recalled that the city was and Democrats proposed a the “Democrat Party” on he wrote on the page of a tasty than the originals. Musk can really build an in 10th place in 2010. But range of punishments, Fox News, he was just a kid 400-member Facebook Some of Kirk’s former express train to O’Hare he says his focus is not on including sanctions. from Wheeling High group he created for the International Airport; the Nation & World, Page 10 School who was mad about cause. “Cookies are the Turn to Kirk, Page 6 prospects for a new state Turn to Mayor, Page 7

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ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE J.B. Pritzker, left, and Gov. Bruce Rauner have spent months — and millions of their own money — trying to win votes.

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To be a White Sox fan is to know the highest of highs, have little in common with us the lowest of lows and all points in between. “The accounts he might be hid- could “shake up Spring- quicker to overlook that Chicago Tribune Book of the ing money in. I’m not going field.” phone conversation the Chicago White Sox: A Dec- to trouble myself trying to He talked big at the FBI taped him having with ade-by-Decade History” decide which of the two beginning, promising that then-Gov. Rod Blagojevich. touches all those bases and candidates has avoided he would stand up to He and the governor were covers more than a century paying more income taxes. Democratic boss House heard disrespectfully dis- of baseball. At over 300 Dahleen Glanton Our next governor will Speaker Michael Madigan. cussing which African- pages, it’s filled with fea- be a billionaire or at the But in the end, Rauner was American might be worthy tures and profiles, plus stun- In two weeks, I will step very least a multimillion- too inexperienced and too of an appointment to Oba- ning images from the Tribune’s photojournalists. store. into a voting booth and aire. And we can be assured weak for the job. The entire ma’s vacated U.S. Senate chicagotribune.com/books. begrudgingly cast my ballot that he will have little, if state has paid for his mis- seat. for a gubernatorial candi- anything, in common with takes. The issue wasn’t which RELIVE THE LOYOLA RAMBLERS’ date I don’t particularly the rest of us. Turns out the only plan African-American candi- HISTORIC 2018 SEASON like. Bruce Rauner, the Re- he had to make Illinois date might do the best job What a story. What a ride. From largely unknown to I will do so because, in publican incumbent, and fiscally sound was to bal- for Illinois, but which nearly unbeatable, the Loyola Ramblers captured the Illinois, I have no other his Democratic challenger, ance the budget by taking would provide the most nation’s imagination. Coach Porter Moser. Chaplain choice. J.B. Pritzker, may be worlds money away from the political capital for Blago- Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt. Buzzer beaters. And players I wish I could say it’s apart on political ideology. residents who needed the jevich, who is now a con- who competed with prowess and poise. “Ramble On” — a simply because neither Among other things, they most help. So we ended up victed criminal. commemorative hardcover book featuring Chicago candidate has managed to disagree on how our taxes with a two-year budget It’s that kind of under- Tribune columns, game stories, features and photogra- get my energy juices flow- should be collected and impasse that further crip- handed political dealing phy — chronicles the Ramblers’ Cinderella run to the ing. I’d like to tell you that spent. pled the state, shuttered that causes me to distrust NCAA men’s basketball tournament Final Four, a ride my lack of enthusiasm is But as men, they are very universities and communi- Pritzker and to question that thrilled Chicago. “Ramble On” is available at chicago merely a symptom of men- much alike. And both, ty colleges, and depleted whether he’s in this race tribune.com/rambleon for $24.95. tal fatigue resulting from without question, are social service programs. more for himself than for the divisive course our flawed. Someone that incompe- the people of Illinois. Enter the Annual Holiday Cookie Contest country has taken. Each is adept at slinging tent doesn’t deserve a Going forward, it will be If you want a chance to join the ranks of 30-plus years of It has been a very long mounds of dirt at the other. second chance, especially hard for many of us to cookie contest winners, now is the time to fire up your time since I felt so passion- And neither is stingy when when so many people in believe in any politician. ovens. We are accepting recipe submissions now, and ate about an election that I it comes to reaching into Illinois are still trying to Over the past two years, we cutting off Oct. 23. Then the public will vote on their stood in line for hours to his pockets to pay for it, recover from the damage of have seen too much be- favorites, and finally we’ll invite top 15 vote-getters to cast my ballot on the first whatever the cost. his first term. trayal. We are tired of fight- bring in their cookies for our big tasting on Nov. 5. Along day of early voting. I long Each has spent months Rauner is not the only ing, tired of losing battles with the glory of being a Holiday Cookie Contest winner, to feel that kind of excite- trying to convince us that politician who has man- that never should have the prizes are $250 cash for first place; second place, ment again for a candidate he would be better for aged to fool the public into been fought in the first $150; third place, $50. Plus the winners will be invited for I strongly believe in. But Illinois than the other. thinking that he could just place, and tired of hearing a cookie party and a tour of the Tribune’s beautiful new there will never be another But after spending a walk in off the street and excuses from our elected test kitchen, high above Millennium Park on the 40th Barack Obama. combined record-setting start draining the swamp, officials. floor of the Prudential building. For more details go to So this year, I will vote $207.4 million on their so to speak. Donald Trump But apparently this is chicagotribune.com/cookiecontest. out of duty rather than campaigns, the only thing promised the same thing in America’s new normal — at conviction. I will choose a some of us can think about Washington, and look at least for now. candidate based on my gut, is who would be worse. where that got us. So when I walk into my rather than my heart. I will Rauner has almost noth- Pritzker, a Democratic polling place, I will not ACCURACY AND ETHICS simply hold my breath, ing to brag about from his newcomer, has a few consider which candidate Margaret Holt, standards editor mark a ballot and hope for past four years at the helm Trump-like characteristics would be better for Illinois. the best. That’s the most I of our state. He won his of his own. They are par- I will ask which would do The Tribune’s editorial code of principles governs can expect this time. first term by convincing ticularly obvious when it less harm. professional behavior and journalism standards. Every- I will not try to figure voters, Republicans and comes to African-Ameri- one in our newsroom must agree to live up to this code of out which candidate has even some Democrats, that cans. [email protected] conduct. Read it at chicagotribune.com/accuracy. more offshore or shell bank he was an outsider who Some people might be Twitter @dahleeng Corrections and clarifications: Publishing information quickly and accurately is a central part of the Chicago Tribune’s news responsibility.

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In Chicago visit, Clintons discuss democracy, power of optimism

By Ese Olumhense That spirit of teamwork attendance, most of them franchisement, and a “con- Chicago Tribune was on display as students students, to remain opti- stant attack on the facts,” headed out to complete mistic and engaged in the along with other “classic Former President Bill service projects — painting democratic process even in tactics of authoritarianism.” Clinton, former Secretary of murals, packing survival the face of discouraging “Never forget that the State Hillary Clinton and bags for the homeless and opposition. people who are often be- their daughter, Chelsea, em- planting gardens — with “If you live in a democ- hind the very push to under- phasized the importance of local organizations like Du- racy, the first and most mine trust in institutions are civic participation at a panel Sable Museum of African important thing you can do people who will profit from discussion in Chicago on American History and Dyett is to fully participate,” Bill that distrust,” she added. MORGAN GREENE/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Saturday, part of a weekend- High School. Clinton said. “If you don’t “And if you look at the Chelsea Clinton, left, and Audtrie Mobley of Chicago Youth long forum their Clinton At XS, students took part vote ’cause you think it assault that is currently be- Programs talk on Sunday. Global Initiative held at the in a meal packaging project doesn’t make any difference, ing waged against democ- University of Chicago. with Rise Against Hunger, you help to ensure it doesn’t racy, you see some key close to $3 million in fund- “Too many people when Only 35 percent of Ameri- an international organiza- make any difference — ex- elements that we’ve learned ing through the CGI Uni- they get older are broken by cans between 18 and 29, tion, to fill 75,000 bags of cept it does. You make it about through historical ex- versity initiative. their disappointments,” he compared with 81 percent food to be sent to developing more likely that everything amples of the same kind of “College students have said. “Don’t you ever let that of seniors and 55 percent of countries. you don’t like about today attempt to consolidate comparatively less experi- happen to you.” all Americans, say they will “This is action,” said Na- will happen tomorrow with power, to undermine insti- ence in the world. Why do “I’m very optimistic, and absolutely vote in the up- dia Woghiren, a student greater force.” tutions.” you have faith in us to be the I don’t believe that college coming midterm elections, a studying nursing at North- There are many things The event was part of the change you want to see in students or this generation recent survey found. eastern University. “We talk about the current political Clinton Global Initiative’s the future?” one student are less idealistic,” Hillary On Sunday, Chelsea Clin- about making changes, moment that concern for- CGI University program, asked the Clintons on Sat- Clinton said. “I think they ton gathered with student changing lives. It’s OK to mer first lady Hillary Clin- created in 2007 to develop urday as part of a pre- are more idealistic, more leaders for a day of action at talk, to engage people, but ton, she said. Though she and engage youth leaders on arranged Q&A portion of tolerant, more diverse, more the XS Tennis Village in after doing the talking, com- opted not to mention Presi- college campuses around the event. willing to show empathy Washington Park. mit to action. You need to dent Donald Trump on Sat- the world. Annually, the “That is a great question, and respect for each other. “A day of action has been bring it to life.” urday, the 2016 Democratic initiative hosts an event and it shows wisdom on the And those are all very im- an integral part of CGIU At Saturday’s event, billed presidential nominee of- where students, school part of the person asking it,” portant traits.” from the beginning because as a conversation between fered stern, sweeping criti- leadership and others con- Bill Clinton said. “You are we believe that gratitude the Clintons and Helene cism of what she called the vene to develop solutions to not jaded, or you wouldn’t Chicago Tribune’s Morgan can’t only be rhetoric — Gayle of the Chicago Com- “undermining” of national global issues. In the last be here. You have knowl- Greene contributed. although it is really impor- munity Trust, the former unity, political corruption, decade, students have made edge, and you have energy, tant to say thank you — it has first family encouraged the “predatory capitalism,” vot- more than 6,250 commit- and you have the willing- [email protected] to be action,” she said. hundreds of young people in er suppression and disen- ments and been awarded ness to make a difference. Twitter @essayolumhense What you need to know about early voting Options expand across the region, state on Monday By Katie Galioto Chicago Tribune

Early voting options expand significantly Monday, with 50 sites in the city and dozens across the state opening for voters who want to get their civic duty done well before Election Day on Nov. 6. Illinois residents could start voting early last month, via the mail or at limited locations. So far, more than 172,000 ballots have been cast statewide, but election officials say early voting picks up in earnest once voters have more places to go. Now, as the races for governor, Congress and attorney general heat up in their final weeks, a polling place opens in most Illinois wards. Like Chicago, suburban Cook County will open about 50 new sites Monday; DuPage, Kane, Kendall, Lake, McHenry and Will Counties will also welcome voters at a horde of additional polling places. Election officials said this JOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE year’s early voting season Voters wait in line to vote on the first day of early voting at the Chicago Board of Elections last month. Additional early voting sites are opening Monday. seems to be busier than normal. Chicago expects to Pritzker — which has shat- How can you vote began offering same-day Voters across the state midterm with another. see a record number of tered Illinois spending re- voter registration at the are taking advantage of the There was a slight increase requests for mail-in ballots cords — along with four early? polls in 2016, so residents extended early voting pe- in the rate of people voting this year, and voter regis- high-stakes House races Up until Sunday, in-per- can sign up and cast their riod introduced in 2016, early in 2014 compared trations in the area are up so throughout the state that son early voting was offered ballots all at once, even on even at slightly higher rates with 2010. much that some election could tip the balance of only at specific sites in each Election Day. Downstate than in the This could be a product agencies are reporting power in Congress are also jurisdiction. Starting Mon- north. of the state’s efforts to make counts that surpass their contributing factors influ- day, however, permanent Where are early voting more convenient. 2016 totals — a notable feat, encing voters’ decisions to polling locations in wards How many voted The extensions made in because presidential elec- head to the polls this year, across the state open up for voters from? 2016 provided Illinois vot- tions typically garner far experts say. the election’s home stretch. Unsurprisingly, the elec- early in the past? ers with more options of more interest than These trends don’t nec- You can find the location tion agency reporting the A larger percentage of when and where to cast midterms. essarily reflect higher turn- and hours of a polling place largest number of early vot- Illinois residents vote early their ballots. The state also Experts point to Presi- out, they added, but could near you on the Illinois ers comes from the state’s in presidential elections, introduced “no-excuse” dent Donald Trump’s polar- indicate a shift in voter State Board of Elections’ largest city. As of Thursday, likely because those races mail voting in 2010 to give izing administration and behavior in response to website. more than 23,000 people in historically generate more residents the chance to vote the fierce fights elsewhere state efforts to make voting Illinois voters also can Chicago already had voted interest. In presidential from the comfort of their as reasons for increased easier. request mail ballots until early in person or returned elections since 2008, the own home without speci- voter interest this year. The majority of Illinois Nov. 1. As long as they’re a mail ballot. Officials said percentage of Illinois voters fying a reason for being The political battle be- voters still wait until Elec- postmarked by Election early votes usually come in casting ballots early has absent from the polls. tween Republican Gov. tion Day to cast their ballots. Day, they’ll be counted. at a higher rate in the increased. Bruce Rauner and Demo- Here’s what you need to Haven’t registered to second half of October, as The same increase can be [email protected] cratic challenger J.B. know about early voting: vote yet? Don’t fret. Illinois Election Day draws nearer. seen comparing one Twitter @katiegalioto

Rapper to change album art after charges Performer Noname distances herself for victims and be- junior at the University of lieve their stories.” Illinois at Chicago who from designer following his arrest A spokesman lived with Giles, was hospi- for Noname said talized at Mercy Hospital By Morgan Greene with misdemean- she has no further and Medical Center, ac- Chicago Tribune or domestic bat- comment. cording to the report. tery, according to Giles was ar- “I don’t want this hap- Chicago rapper Noname Chicago police. rested Oct. 8 on pening to anybody else,” says she will replace the “In light of re- the domestic bat- Danisch told the Tribune. cover artwork of her debut cent allegations, I Giles tery charge alleg- “And it’s important for the album after allegations of will be working to ing he grabbed city to know.” abuse surfaced against the replace the cover artwork of girlfriend Ellie Danisch by Giles, who appeared in Chicago man who designed Room 25,” Noname wrote the throat, tossing her court Oct. 10, did not return it. Monday on Twitter, refer- against the wall and striking requests for comment. His The rising local artist and ring to her album released her in the throat with a next court date is Nov. 26. designer, Bryant Giles, 21, last month. “I do not and closed fist, according to KRISTEN NORMAN/CHICAGO TRIBUNE was arrested last week in will not support abusers, authorities. [email protected] Noname, seen at Pitchfork festival in July, will replace the the South Loop and charged and I will always stand up Danisch, a 20-year-old Twitter @MorGreene cover artwork of her debut album. 4 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, October 22, 2018 Workers must report suspected abuse

Betrayed, from Page 1 inal charges and the possible suspension or revocation of their teaching li- censes. The district acknowl- edged to the Tribune that it has left discipline to super- visors’ discretion and that it only “occasionally” recommended discipline for staff members who failed to report. Most of those disciplined by CPS in recent years were principals, and the punishments often were minor. For example, the district last year ordered the principal at Bogan High School to retake training because she did not call the child-welfare hotline after one of her teachers physically fought a student. The principal told CPS investigators she chose not to call because “the student involved was not injured.” But CPS did not discipline a teacher who, when told about a 14-year-old student being sexually groomed by a substitute teacher, confiscated the girl’s cellphone and took her to the principal instead of calling the state child abuse hotline, district investigative and disciplinary re- BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE cords show. CPS last year ordered Bogan High School’s principal to retake training because she did not call the child-welfare hotline after a teacher fought a student. In response to questions from the Tribune, CPS now propriate under various cir- reporting failures through occurred, and believed it.” lationships between staff mission, according to dis- says it will escalate penalties cumstances,” according to news reports, all three edu- The law makes school and students must be re- trict investigative records. for employees who don’t the report, which was com- cators were charged with personnel, clergy, medical ported to the DCFS abuse In June, a CPS investiga- follow the law. missioned in the aftermath crimes and two were con- professionals and many hotline. tor determined there was “Moving forward, the of “Betrayed.” victed. other social-service and CPS also unrolled a new credible evidence to show district is committed to a Although the district said During a June state hear- law-enforcement workers public information cam- the guard had driven the minimum disciplinary re- it will hold its employees ing held in response to the mandated reporters if they paign in schools to raise student in his personal car sponse of a board-issued accountable internally, it Tribune’s reporting, state have “reasonable cause to awareness of the responsi- without permission. The warning resolution or sus- said it has no responsibility lawmakers pointed to Illi- believe a child known to bilities of mandated report- guard resigned. The CPS pension for cases involving to report employees who nois’ mandated reporter law them in their professional ers and encourage all Law Department also took failure to report abuse or may have flouted the law to as a strong child-protection or official capacity may be parties — students, employ- the unusual step of substan- neglect. In the most serious the Illinois State Board of measure, in part because an abused child or a ne- ees, families and members tiating charges against Wi- cases, the board will recom- Education. failing to report can carry glected child.” It specifies of the public — to report ley, who wasn’t the target of mend termination,” the dis- CPS told the Tribune that criminal penalties. But the that mandated reporters suspected abuse. their investigation, for fail- trict said in a statement. it alerts the state board law rarely is enforced. have committed a crime But changing a culture ing to immediately report Police investigated more when one of the district’s No K-12 school employee only if they “knowingly and permissive to educators abuse. Wiley resigned effec- than 500 sex crimes against employees commits child in Chicago has been con- willfully” choose not to re- who stayed silent about tive Sept. 30, a district children in Chicago Public abuse or neglect but that it victed of failing to report port. possible student abuse spokesman said. Schools since 2008, the would need a state law could take time. School workers regularly Tribune reported in June. before it could report an “I think from a cultural are unclear about their re- It isn’t known how many employee who didn’t im- “Failure to report abuse or neglect standpoint, we have to do a sponsibilities, particularly times CPS employees failed mediately call the abuse of a child by a licensed educator is few things. One, we have to when a fellow staff member to report child-abuse suspi- hotline on behalf of a stu- hold people accountable is believed to be sexually cions to the Department of dent. grounds for suspension or revoca- when they fail to report abusing a student, said re- Children and Family Serv- But there already is such these things. That is the first searcher and child safety ices or how many abuse a law, according to the state tion of the educator’s license.” step,” Jackson told the Trib- advocate Billie-Jo Grant. allegations were properly board. “Failure to report — State Board of Education spokeswoman Jackie Matthews une. “I think the other thing “District employees often reported. But there is now abuse or neglect of a child is making sure that people don’t see it as abuse, espe- acknowledgment that fail- by a licensed educator is understand that whether cially with children that are ure to report is a problem grounds for suspension or child abuse in at least a Chicago schools officials you believe something or older. They don’t put it in a that needs to be addressed. revocation of the educator’s decade, court records show. told the Tribune that the not, it’s your duty to report. mandated reporting bucket. Former state inspector license,” spokeswoman Across the state, criminal CPS inspector general, who And that if you fail to do They see it in the ‘person- general Maggie Hickey, Jackie Matthews said. “It is charges for failure to report recently took over investi- that, there will be conse- nel’ bucket,” an internal hired by CPS to examine its specifically cited … (in) the abuse to DCFS have been gating adult-on-student quences.” matter, she said. response to sexual miscon- Illinois School Code.” filed against at least eight abuse allegations in the dis- The district also is fight- Grant said people are duct, released a preliminary That fact seems lost on school workers during that trict, will be responsible for ing confusion on the part of afraid of ruining colleagues’ report in August that noted other school districts, too. time, court records and deciding whether educators CPS educators who have lives if the abuse suspicion a churn of district CEOs and In the last decade, no Illi- news archives show. who fail to report abuse said they don’t understand turns out not to be true. But area network chiefs has nois district has alerted the The wording of the law should be referred to law when allegations of abuse children often don’t know undermined the district’s state board of education makes prosecuting cases enforcement. should be reported. they’re being abused — they ability to instill a culture of that an employee may have difficult, said Barry M. Lew- Responding to the “Be- As recently as May, a may view it as being in a compliance with sex-abuse broken the mandated re- is, a criminal defense attor- trayed” series, CPS CEO 30-year veteran high school relationship — and won’t reporting laws. porting law, according to ney who represented two of Janice Jackson vowed to principal waited 18 days to accuse the adult they trust School workers were re- the board. The board did the educators charged in overhaul the district’s report possible abuse of one of sexual misconduct. luctant to report suspected sanction three educators connection with the Gavin abuse-reporting culture. All of her students, saying she “It’s better to be safe than abuse themselves — prefer- because of child-abuse re- school abuse at their crimi- employees were required to was “confused” about what sorry; make the call,’’ she ring that principals do it — porting failures, all during nal trials. While not speak- take mandated reporter was required of her. Hub- said. “If there’s no evidence while among principals the last school year. Each ing specifically about those training that began over the bard Principal Nancy Wiley to prosecute someone, it’s Hickey found “a lack of a was related to a high-profile cases, he said prosecutions summer, and the Chicago was told that a security not going to ruin their lives.” uniform understanding as sexual abuse case at Gavin often hinge on whether the Board of Education adopted guard in her school was to what constitutes ‘abuse South Middle School in educator believed that a a revised policy specifying dating a student and driving [email protected] or neglect’ and what ... Lake County. After the state child was abused. “You have that sexual grooming and the student around without [email protected] actions are required or ap- was alerted to the mandated to prove someone knew it inappropriately intimate re- parent and principal per- [email protected] ‘We may both be leaving in body bags’ State Police summary report details 2017 the elevator and bring him head while he did a video to the first floor. The nurse chat with a family member standoff in Geneva’s Delnor Hospital called the emergency room who pleaded with him to and warned that she was release the nurse. By Megan Jones use the toilet. Salters over- coming with an armed man “You gave up on me, The Beacon-News powered the guard and and they needed a clear walked away from me, now stole his .45-caliber semi- path. I’m going to kill myself,” An Illinois State Policy automatic pistol with about Salters and the nurse Salters said to a family summary report reveals 12 to 16 rounds inside. were going to leave from an member. new details of the harrow- A nurse said around 1 ambulance bay, but they He appeared to be saying ing 3½-hour standoff at p.m., she was sitting in her then saw officers arriving goodbye to his family mem- Delnor Hospital in Geneva office when she heard the on the scene. Salters turned bers, the nurse said. She last year in which a jail door open and Salters en- around and went into a tried to get him to think of inmate escaped custody, tered. decontamination room someone to live for, but he stole a gun and took two Salters was wearing only with the nurse, putting her said he had no girlfriend or nurses hostage before au- a white cloth bandage in front of him with the gun children. He told her “I’m thorities shot and killed the across his torso and locked to her head. dealing with these rigged inmate. the door. He demanded the The nurse recalled Salt- charges” and said he did The report, obtained by nurse take off her clothes ers saying he was not going not do what he was accused the Beacon-News through and pointed the gun at her. to hurt her and said he was of doing. CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE an open records request, is Salters took her pink in a very anxious, high Salters was under inves- A Kane County sheriff’s officer secures an entrance to a 16-page summary out of a hospital scrubs, white med- strung mood. tigation for committing an Delnor Hospital in Geneva during a 2017 hostage situation. 1,024-page investigation ical coat and New Balance She said 98 percent of armed robbery and was State Police turned over to shoes and put them on. He the time, Salters had her in facing potentially decades into the room, which took joined the complaint. A the Kane County state’s then demanded her phone a headlock with his left arm in prison, according to the nurse by surprise, and status hearing for the law- attorney’s office. The full and car keys. while he pointed a gun to court filings. within seconds police offi- suit is scheduled for Janu- report has not been made “Salters seemed very her head. He said “cops are worth- cers came through the door. ary 2019. public, but the summary rushed and told her ‘we Salters changed the less” and continued to ask The standoff ended Since the incident, the reveals the inmate’s move- have to hurry’ and told her woman’s passcode on her negotiators for a car. when a North Aurora sheriff’s office has assigned ments at the hospital and to be quick,” the report said. phone and he instructed The nurse said at one SWAT officer shot and two officers to each inmate fears expressed by his vic- The nurse said she tried to her on who to call. point Salters began to cry, killed Salters. The bullet taken to the hospital. Del- tims. stall and said she couldn’t “Sorry you’re in this (ex- saying “they aren’t taking killed Salters and also nor is down the street from The following account is leave because she did not pletive), but depending on me serious” and “they ruin- struck the nurse in her arm, the county’s jail and where taken from the summary have any clothes on. what the cops do, we may ed my life. I’ll either die in according to a lawsuit filed most inmates go for treat- report. The nurse said she both be leaving in body here or in the car trying to by the two nurses taken ment. Kane County jail inmate thought about her two bags,” Salters said to the get away.” He told police, ‘if hostage and their spouses. State’s Attorney Joe Mc- Tywon Salters, 21 and from young boys and began to nurse. you shoot, I’ll blow her The lawsuit, filed in May, Mahon ruled in August that Chicago, was at the hospital cry, and Salters got mad at Salters not only negotiat- brains out.’” seeks compensatory and Salters’ killing was justified May 13, 2017, recovering her and told her to be quiet. ed with police over the Salters told the nurse punitive damages from the and the North Aurora from surgery after he ate Another nurse said she phone, but he also called “something to the effect of sheriff’s office, corrections SWAT officer would not part of a jail-issued sandal. saw the first nurse inside several family members, in- ‘you’re getting punished for officer and Apex 3 security, face any charges. He was in a patient room the office without any cluding a brother, sister and them not getting my car,’” a private company con- when a jail guard un- clothes. Salters then told aunt. During one call, Salt- the report said. tracted by the hospital. [email protected] shackled him so he could the second nurse to get in ers held a gun to a nurse’s Salters fired a shot out Two more nurses later Twitter @MeganA_Jones Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, October 22, 2018 5

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Kirk, from Page 1 was irritated by the messages he said his liberals racist and patronizing. The trio met children were getting at college. up this month after West made his highly classmates said the episode was more of a “I was hearing my kids coming home publicized visit to the White House. prank than serious political action, but it with negativity toward free enterprise and “(West) looks at my shoes at the time and offered early evidence of the traits that positivity toward more regulation and says, ‘I’m not feeling the energy coming would turn Kirk, now 25, into a national economic controls,” he said. “Charlie starts from your shoes,’ so he took off his shoes and phenomenon: telling me his vision on how he wants to gave them to me,” Kirk said before his A talent for organizing his peers. A facility educate kids on why big government is Chicago speech, pointing to the chunky with social media. And a penchant for dangerous and why free enterprise is one of sneakers on his feet. “These are his Yeezys.” making statements so hyperbolic you might the greatest systems ever devised.” wonder if he’s serious. Rabine and his wife made a donation and Inspired performance “The Democrat party is the party of chaos introduced Kirk to like-minded business and destruction,” he wrote in a recent tweet. owners, and the organization grew. Marko When Kirk repeated that story in the “If you give Democrats control of Congress Sukovic, an early volunteer-turned-employ- ballroom of the JW Marriott hotel in their gang, ANTIFA, will come after every ee, said Turning Point kept a tight focus on Chicago, the audience broke into delighted single one of us. The left will stop at nothing ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE fiscal issues in the early years, making applause. The event had been relocated to destroy our lives, reputations, & families.” In Chicago, Turning Point USA founder occasional detours into things like govern- from DePaul University after it declined to Yet as Kirk sat in a Chicago hotel Charlie Kirk, 25, praised the president and ment surveillance and free speech. let Kirk speak for violating rules against ballroom last week, about to address called Democrats “skin color-obsessed.” “We thought (college students) would impermissible advertising. (“Your fascism is hundreds of fans who had come to hear him approve of that,” he said. “Once they’re showing,” Kirk tweeted in response.) praise capitalism and liberty and denounce held Marxist views and would not brook exposed to a message that they could agree Turning Point nonetheless packed the socialism and the “myth” of white privilege, dissent, sometimes kicking him out of class with, then they could be introduced to free venue. The crowd appeared to be mostly he said his outrage was no act. when he argued. market principles.” white, though a significant portion was “I never say anything I don’t mean,” he “I remember a class … and (the teacher) Sukovic said he left Turning Point to black, Asian or Hispanic. High school kids said. “I wouldn’t say it if I didn’t mean it.” was such a militant leftist and socialist, he work on a congressional campaign in 2015, wore business suits and red “Make America Kirk is the head of Turning Point USA, a would put me so on the spot for being a just before the group became more invested Great Again” caps, and a few men sported group he founded as a teen to promote free conservative, for being a Republican,” he in culture war issues and, by some accounts, the black and yellow polo shirts of the Proud markets and fiscal responsibility among said. “He would say, ‘Socialism is great. We electoral politics. Boys, the far-right group known for brawl- college students. The group says it has more need free health care, free housing.’ He was A New Yorker investigation published ing with leftist militants. than 500 campus chapters, including 16 in so aggressive about it.” last year said some Turning Point employees A Turning Point spokesman later said, Illinois, and a $10 million budget. Alex Linzmeier, a schoolmate who said in 2016 appeared to be working on behalf of “Like violent elements of antifa, we vehe- But over the last two years, as Kirk has he shared numerous classes with Kirk, has a Republican candidates in violation of laws mently oppose groups like Proud Boys who become a high-profile booster of President different recollection. governing nonprofits. A spokesman denied exploit people to fulfill a desire to create Donald Trump, his stature has risen far “People would roll their eyes at Charlie that, saying employees do campaign work chaos.” beyond that of a typical nonprofit leader. He for saying ridiculous things, but it’s not like on their own time. There was no chaos in Chicago. Kirk has been profiled by Politico, investigated by he was punished,” he said. “There was no Kirk said he and some friends volun- touched on familiar themes for two hours, The New Yorker and dubbed “Kid Trump” teacher who was an open Marxist.” teered to help Gov. Bruce Rauner’s success- cheering the confirmation of Supreme by The Weekly Standard. After the cookie boycott, Kirk and some ful run for office in 2014, knocking on Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, bashing The ties between Kirk and Trump have friends formed a group called SOS Liberty thousands of doors and making thousands Democrats as “skin color-obsessed” and dismayed some of his backers, including to highlight the swelling national debt. They of phone calls. The Rauner family founda- ladling praise on Trump. conservative talk show host Joe Walsh. The made YouTube videos and gave talks to tea tion donated $100,000 to Turning Point that It was an assured and entertaining former congressman stepped down as a party organizations, and by the time retired year, according to tax filings, and another performance — his Lindsey Graham im- Turning Point adviser, feeling Kirk had Lemont restaurateur Bill Montgomery $50,000 the next year. pression was particularly inspired — but it gotten too close to the president. heard Kirk speak in April 2012, the teen had Rauner, though, has disappointed many also contained some false claims. “It’s so important to not be beholden to developed a magnetic stage presence. conservatives. Kirk declined to assess the Kirk said, for instance, that Chicago is politicians but to be beholden to the issues,” “I went up to him afterwards and said, governor’s performance but said he does not bankrupt (it isn’t), that the University of Walsh said. “When Charlie went to work for ‘Charlie, you don’t know me but you can’t go plan to work on Rauner’s behalf this time. Missouri has black-only dorms (it doesn’t), Trump, that crossed that line. You can’t to college,’” Montgomery recalled. “‘You “Just a lot of other stuff going on,” Kirk and that America is “the only country in the advance Trump and advance these issues.” have to start an organization to reach out to said. “You know. Just a lot of other states we history of the world to send our own citizens young people to explain the principles of need to focus on. That’s all I’m going to say to go die for the freedoms of others” (among Intellectual combat free markets and all the things you were about that.” many counterexamples is the United King- talking about.’” dom, which in World War I alone lost nearly Kirk grew up in Prospect Heights and Kirk was intrigued. He had wanted to go Trump love 900,000 troops). technically still lives there, though he’s on to West Point but wasn’t selected — he “What were these Tommies doing out in the road more than 300 days a year. His claimed in a 2015 speech that he lost out to One politician who has kept Kirk’s France?” said University of Illinois historian father is an architect, and his mother is a “a far less-qualified applicant in my district unequivocal backing is Donald Trump. Kirk Peter Fritzsche. “They were fighting for the mental health counselor; Kirk described that was of a different gender and a different got on board after his initial favorite, Ted freedoms of others.” them as Republicans but not particularly persuasion,” but now says he was just Cruz, bowed out of the Republican primary, Turning Point is adept at pushing its ardent ones. repeating something he’d been told — so and has since become one of Trump’s most message through public events, television, His political awakening began in middle with his parents’ blessing, he decided to take effusive admirers. social media posts and books — Kirk’s latest school, he said, after a teacher badmouthed a chance. Two days after graduating from “We should be thankful that we’re able to is “Campus Battlefield: How Conservatives then-President George W. Bush. Curious Wheeling, he formed Turning Point USA. live in this country, at this time, with this Can WIN the Battle on Campus and Why It about what inspired the animosity, he read president,” he recently said on Fox News’ Matters” — but some of the group’s the books of economist Milton Friedman Successful pitch “Fox & Friends,” reputedly Trump’s favorite ideological opponents dismiss its impact. and became convinced that Republicans TV show. “(He) has given the opportunity A recent Gallup poll found that more offered the most sensible philosophy for an Raising money is job No. 1 for any for our generation that was really quite young people have a positive view of ambitious young person. nonprofit, and Montgomery arranged meet- frankly living in mediocrity under the socialism than of capitalism. Anais Donald, a By the time he reached Wheeling High ings with entrepreneurs who loved Kirk’s previous administration.” member of the DePaul Socialists, said Kirk’s School, he was ready for intellectual com- pitch. One was Gary Rabine, who founded a The president, meanwhile, has returned efforts aren’t moving the needle. bat. He says he sparred with teachers who Schaumburg-based paving company and the flattery. “He’s a celebrity agitator for the right,” “Here’s another great warrior right here,” she said. “It’s not political work. I find him Trump said, pointing at Kirk during a White more of a nuisance than a threat.” House conference in March. “You are a But a quieter aspect of Kirk’s campaign great warrior. Thank you. Really is great.” was evident when students spoke about the Kirk rejects Walsh’s criticism that he has ostracism they felt as conservatives, swal- RELAX MORE lost his objectivity regarding the president. lowing their opinions during classroom He says he does have some concerns: discussions and hiding their political orien- WORRY LESS Trump should avoid European tariffs, revise tation from roommates and professors. One America’s “antiquated” drug laws and get student with a “Make DePaul Great Again” tough on Saudi Arabia after the killing of cap said he had never before summoned the journalist Jamal Khashoggi. courage to wear it in public. But don’t expect him to make a fuss. Zoie Daugherty, a DePaul freshman who “I have never compromised my core has struggled to feel accepted, said Kirk’s positions for a second based on my unapologetic talk gave her confidence. proximity to this president,” he said. “When “It’s really cool to hear someone who he does something I disagree with, I say so cares about what I’m going through, politely. When he does something I agree someone who notices it,” she said. “It’s cool with, which is the vast majority of the time, I to hear, as a conservative, that I can find exclaim it from the rooftops.” ways to express myself in a better, more COOL CASH Lately, Kirk has championed a new helpful way. But also it’s important for leftist member of Trump’s orbit — Kanye West. students to hear, because a lot of them don’t REBATES UP TO The Chicago-raised rapper tweeted a com- understand that we face these things.” * pliment in April to Turning Point communi- $2,350 cations director Candace Owens, an Afri- [email protected] can-American woman who frequently calls Twitter @JohnKeilman ON AQUALIFIED HOME COMFOR TSYSTEM BY CARRIER

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Mayor, from Page 1 in the future and we have to have local transportation funds during resources. And I don’t think we’re the budget crisis as a way of rankings. “My No. 1 goal is safety going to get a federal transporta- putting political pressure on the and mobility and making it a part tion bill because they’re talking city. “The state screwed around of the transportation network for about a pot of gold at the end of a with the money for two years,” he the city, which it was not before,” rainbow that doesn’t exist.” said. Emanuel said. “We were kind of President Donald Trump has Guy Tridgell, a spokesman for starting flat-footed, and we’ve promised $1.5 trillion in new Illinois Department of Trans- made significant progress.” The infrastructure spending, but that portation, said that without a city has 177.5 miles of protected idea has gone nowhere. budget the state could not make bike lanes, buffered bike lanes “Given where the feds are, the appropriation. and off-street trails. without a transportation bill, A source familiar with the Emanuel said the city also is Illinois is playing with fire if they Chicago Department of Trans- working to make biking safer in don’t get a transportation bill,” portation’s thinking said the state construction areas. Cyclist Angela Emanuel said. He said he wants a slowdown was a factor in the Park died over the summer after portion of capital funding to be delay, but then IDOT worked being struck by a truck in a con- for “new starts,” like the exten- with the city to allocate funds for struction zone in Greektown. sion of the CTA Red Line to 130th the project. Another factor in the Bicycling magazine said that in Street. delay is the need for extensive ranking cities, it looks at issues Emanuel said the city still repairs to the Depression-era like whether riders reported should be able to get some federal Lake Shore Drive bridge over the feeling harassed by police over money out of the Trump adminis- river, according to CDOT. nuisance infractions. The Tribune tration. “It just won’t flow with Emanuel would not say which has reported that the vast major- CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE love, like it did when Ray LaHood of the candidates running for his ity of bike tickets, mostly for rid- The delay in finishing the Navy Pier Flyover was tied to the state budget and Anthony Foxx and President job is strongest on transportation. ing on the sidewalk, are issued in crisis, Mayor Rahm Emanuel said. Other factors also were involved. (Barack) Obama were there,” he But he would say that the next majority-black neighborhoods. said, referring to Obama’s two mayor needs to invest in the city’s Chicago police have said they use perts, who wonder how Musk’s stations, and the planned $8.7 secretaries of transportation. transportation future. “The future traffic stops as a way to fight Boring Co. can dig a 17-mile tun- billion O’Hare modernization just doesn’t come,” he said. He crime in violent districts and that nel and create passenger service project. said Chicago needs to compete 10 percent of stops for bike viola- in a few years for just $1 billion. Under his most recent budget The flyover delay against cities like London, and tions resulted in arrests for drugs, There also has been negative proposal, introduced Wednesday, About 20 minutes into the that means building a modern guns or other issues. news about Musk, including a the city would invest $5 million to interview, we got back on our mass transit and aviation system. Community advocates have now-settled fraud lawsuit make CTA bus service faster on bikes and rode south to check out Emanuel, who a few days later complained that the practice brought by the U.S. Securities and busy routes, starting with the No. the unfinished Navy Pier Flyover. finished the interview in his not- discriminates against bicyclists of Exchange Commission. 79 79th Street and the No. 66 Emanuel warned that he dark-and-freezing fifth-floor color and discourages them from Emanuel pointed out that Chicago Avenue lines. would ride faster than me. I did office at City Hall, declined to say riding. In response, Emanuel said digging a tunnel is nothing new — Emanuel said his big goal now not realize this would mean he if he is planning for any kind of the city dropped the price on the “There’s a tunnel under the Eng- is to help get lawmakers in would be Dave Stoller, the protag- role in the transportation field Divvy bike-share program and lish Channel!” He also cited Springfield to pass a state capital onist in the 1979 bike movie after his term is up — all he would added bike lanes, Divvy and dock- Musk’s other more complex bill for transportation. “Breaking Away,” and I would be say is that he is writing a book on less biking to largely black and technological achievements with “Illinois is the only state in the … not Dave. While Emanuel was the importance of cities. He Hispanic communities. “We’re the Tesla electric car and his Midwest that hasn’t done one in on a light Parlee, I was on a 20- wants to spend the next several not done, but we’re way ahead of rocket program, including the 10 years,” Emanuel said. He said year-old Giant Cypress hybrid, months focusing on his current where we were,” he said. successful landing of the first he has talked with the legislative loaded down with notebooks and job. The mayor said he would not stage of a rocket back at the leadership, with Democratic office clothes in panniers. Soon “Then I’ll focus on Amy and judge how police are handling launch pad. governor candidate J.B. Pritzker Emanuel and his security detail me and where we’re going to go bike tickets without looking at Emanuel said the express line and mayors around the region were out of sight. Fortunately, next,” Emanuel said, referring to individual cases. He praised the is a necessity for the city’s econo- about the need to “get this done there was a nice pink and golden his wife, Amy Rule. work of Ernest Cato III, com- mic future and that Musk, not the while the iron is hot.” sunrise to watch over the lake, all mander of the Austin police dis- city, would figure it out and pay Emanuel favors funding infra- by myself. Transportation song trict, which has seen a lot of bike for it. He said ground would be structure spending by increasing When we reconnected at Navy tickets but also a drop in shoot- broken on the project before the the gas tax, which has been at 19 Pier, Emanuel apologized for quiz ings. Emanuel said cyclists need end of his term in May. cents a gallon since 1991. He said going so fast. And then it was time ■ Last week’s song was about a to follow the rules of the road. “And even if this doesn’t work, voters will understand the need if to talk about the long-delayed transportation-related job that “For their own safety, they have we’re going to figure out a way to lawmakers are upfront. He said flyover, which led to some col- might not make you rich. It was to follow it, and the safety of get this done,” Emanuel said, he also thinks the state should orful language. later used in a cartoon about others around them,” he said. though he declined to speculate consider taxing vehicles by how “I can’t say how honked off and sharks. The song was “Car Wash” on a Plan B. “I’m on Plan A,” he many miles they travel, which p---ed off I am,” Emanuel said. by Rose Royce. Mark Horn in St. said. would address the issue of how The pedestrian and bicycle Charles was the winner. O’Hare express line Emanuel cited accomplish- the growing number of electric bridge, which will stretch from ■ This week’s car song is about Emanuel expressed his contin- ments in transportation over his and hybrid vehicles cuts into gas the Ohio Street Beach to the getting something started. His ued enthusiasm for Musk’s pro- two terms — the expansion of the tax revenues. south side of the Chicago River, prospects were good. What’s the posal to run a high-speed, under- bike network, paving almost half “I think we have to be honest,” was started in 2014 after more song, and who did it? The winner ground transportation service the city’s streets, securing $1 Emanuel said. “If you want a than a decade of planning. The will get a Tribune notebook, and between the Loop and O’Hare. billion in federal funding for the transportation system that effi- city had originally predicted it glory. The mayor has not wavered de- CTA’s Red and Purple Line mod- ciently gets you from your work would be finished this year. spite skepticism from some engi- ernization, billions of dollars in to home to be with your family Emanuel blamed the delay on [email protected] neering and transportation ex- repairs for CTA tracks and new and vice versa, we have to invest the state stalling on allocating Twitter @marywizchicago 8 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, October 22, 2018 WANTED TO BUY! GOLD • SILVER • PLATINUM • JEWELRY • DIAMONDS • GEMS 7DAYSONLY

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Congress takes hard line on Saudis Bipartisan agreement on blame, calls for harsh punishment By Peter Holley, Felicia Sonmez and Karoun Demirjian The Washington Post

WASHINGTON — Saudi Arabia’s belated explanation for the death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi drew deep skepticism Sunday from congressional law- DREW ANGERER/GETTY M. MARA/WASHINGTON POST JACQUELYN MARTIN/AP makers and mounting bipartisan calls for the kingdom — and possibly Crown “It’s my thinking “We ought to for- “It stretches cre- Prince Mohammed bin that MBS was mally expel the dulity to think Salman personally — to face severe repercussions. involved, and Saudi ambas- that the crown Senior Republicans and Democrats proposed a that this person sador from the prince wasn’t in- range of punishments, including sanctions on the was purposefully United States.” volved in this.” longtime U.S ally, the expul- —Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill. —Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky. sion of the Saudi ambas- murdered.” sador and the cutting of —Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn. arms sales. BANDAR AL-JALOUD/GETTY-AFP Khashoggi’s disappearance miles away” could make “It’s my thinking that Several congressmen have said they believe Saudi Crown and death, reasoning that such declarations about MBS was involved in this, Prince Mohammed bin Salman is involved in the killing of So far, President Donald “there’s no way 15 people what happened. that he directed this and Jamal Khashoggi; President Trump has defended him. Trump has continued to are sent from Saudi Arabia “There is the presump- that this person was pur- voice support for the crown to Turkey to kill a dissident tion of innocence until posefully murdered,” said Sunday, Sen. Dick Durbin, do something of this magni- prince, even as he has without the approval of the proven guilty,” al-Jubeir Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn., in D-Ill., said the Saudi ambas- tude without having clear- backed away from describ- crown prince.” said, deploying an argument an appearance on CNN’s sador should be formally ance from the top. We need ing Saudi Arabia’s story as “It stretches credulity to that Trump himself has State of the Union on Sun- expelled from the United to find out who that is and credible. think that the crown prince made. day, referring to the crown States. hold them accountable.” “Obviously there’s been wasn’t involved in this,” Rep. Adam Schiff, D- prince. “We ought to formally Sen. Lindsey Graham, R- deception and there’s been Paul said, calling for an end Calif., the top Democrat on Corker — who chairs the expel the Saudi ambassador S.C., said that he believes the lies,” Trump said in an to American relations with the House Intelligence Senate Foreign Affairs from the United States until crown prince is ultimately interview Saturday with the crown prince and for his Committee, called the mo- Committee — called for a there is a completion of a responsible and should pay The Washington Post when replacement. ment “a relationship-alter- “collective response” by the third-party investigation a price. pressed on the many dis- In an interview Sunday ing event for the U.S. and United States, the United into the kidnap, murder and “You’ll never convince crepancies in the changing with Fox News Channel’s Saudi Arabia.” Kingdom, France and Ger- God-knows-what-followed me that he didn’t do this,” accounts from the Saudis. Bret Baier, Saudi Foreign “We ought to suspend many if an investigation that occurred in Istanbul,” Graham said on Fox News “Their stories are all over Minister Adel al-Jubeir said military sales, we ought to reveals the crown prince he said, adding, “The crown Channel’s “Sunday Morn- the place.” that an investigation is suspend certain security as- was behind Khashoggi’s prince has his fingerprints ing Futures” He did not call for the underway to determine sistance, and we ought to killing inside the Saudi con- all over this.” “Saudi Arabia is an ally, ouster of Mohammed and how Khashoggi was killed impose sanctions on any of sulate in Istanbul. Also appearing on “Meet but this behavior is outside instead praised his leader- and what happened to his those that were directly “Sanctions should be put the Press,” Sen. Thom Tillis, the norm to the point that ship, calling the prince “a body. He pushed back involved in this murder,” in place for anybody who R-N.C., called a strong re- the people involved need to strong person, he has very against Paul and others who Schiff said said on ABC’s has had anything to do with sponse to the Saudi govern- be removed, in my view,” good control.” have said they are certain “This Week” “This really it,” Corker told CNN’s Jake ment. Graham added. “Saudi Ara- On Sunday, Sen. Rand the crown prince was in- ought to be something that Tapper. “We’ve got to get to the bia is a country. MBS is a Paul, R-Ky., said he was volved, arguing that it is causes us to do a re-exami- During an appearance on bottom of this,” Tillis said. person, and I am willing to certain that Mohammed “very surprising” that law- nation of our relationship NBC’s “Meet the Press” “In Saudi Arabia, you don’t separate the two.” was responsible for makers who are “6,000 with Saudi Arabia.”

Ahead of tense talks, reaction Michael’s agony endures, with mixed to ending INF treaty many homeless, possessionless By Jim Heintz By Alex Harris Associated Press Miami Herald

MOSCOW — U.S. Na- PANAMA CITY, Fla. — tional Security Adviser When Noel Santiago came John Bolton faces two days to save the kids from Hurri- of high-tension talks in cane Michael, they were Moscow beginning Mon- frozen. day after President Donald “They were in shock,” he Trump announced his in- said. “If you didn’t grab ’em tention to withdraw from a by the arm and yank they landmark nuclear weapons wouldn’t’ve moved. Then treaty. who knows where they’d Trump’s announcement be.” that the United States Santiago, 53, dragged his SCOTT OLSON/GETTY would leave the Intermedi- friend, 34-year-old Rosa Some residents in Panama City, Fla., have banded to- ate-Range Nuclear Forces BOB DAUGHERTY/AP Perez, and her two chil- gether to share a generator, gasoline, food, water and treaty brought sharp criti- Former President Ronald Reagan, right, and former Soviet dren, down to the first story other essentials after Hurricane Michael hit the area. cism Sunday from Russian leader Mikhail Gorbachev signed the INF treaty in 1987. of Macedonia Garden officials and from former Apartments in Panama City nity, the world has narrow- “I was told by others Soviet President Mikhail must declare this,” Gor- to leave the treaty. as the howling winds of ed to what is within walk- they plan to bulldoze it,” Gorbachev, who signed the bachev was quoted as “Maybe this is just a Hurricane Michael ripped ing distance. Wallace said. INF treaty in 1987 with telling the Interfax news move to say, look if you the roof off their second- The nearest aid station is He is supposed to re- President Ronald Reagan. agency. don’t straighten up we’re story apartment. just over 2 miles away at a ceive his security deposit, Trump said Russia has Western reaction was moving out of this,” he said A week later, many resi- Baptist church. Without a he said, but the voicemail violated terms of the treaty mixed. Sunday on CNN. “And I dents of the public housing vehicle or a shopping cart box for the management that prohibit the U.S. and British Defense Secre- hope that’s the case.” complex are still here. to carry the goods home in company has been full Russia from possessing, tary Gavin Williamson said Fellow Republican Sen. They’re camping out in the the heat, it is out of reach. since the storm so he hasn’t producing or test-flying the U.K. stands “absolutely Rand Paul pointed the fin- moldering remains of their Perez got her first tarp heard any news. ground-launched resolute” with ger at Bolton, saying on Fox shredded apartments and Friday, when someone He slept on the floor nuclear cruise mis- Washington on the News that he is likely the cars, cooking over fires in passing through handed with a blanket for three siles with a range issue and called on one advising Trump to common areas and lighting out a few. The Red Cross days at the Northside Ele- of 300 to 3,400 the Kremlin to “get withdraw and “I don’t their mildewing spaces brings hot meals daily, and mentary School shelter be- miles. its house in order,” think he recognizes the with candles when night FEMA or medical person- fore cots were delivered. A Russia repeat- according to the important achievement of falls. nel come by occasionally. couple of days later, he and edly has denied al- Financial Times. Reagan and Gorbachev on Like the tens of thou- Residents keep a sharp eye the other shelter residents legations that it has German Foreign this.” sands displaced by the for supply drops. were moved to Surfside produced and Bolton Minister Heiko The prospect of with- storm, many of these peo- Hotels are booked clear Middle School in Panama tested such a mis- Maas said Trump’s drawing from the INF adds ple don’t have places to go up to Mobile, Ala., and the City Beach. sile. announcement “raises dif- to the substantial tension — or a way to get there if devastation and electricity What’s next? Deputy Foreign Minister ficult questions for us and between Washington and they did. problems are so wide- “I have no idea,” he said. Sergei Ryabkov was quoted Europe,” but noted Russia Moscow, including allega- Residents huddle in hall- spread the rental homes are He is on Social Security and as telling state news agency hasn’t cleared up allegations of Russian meddling ways, smoking cigarettes nearly impossible to find. hunting for a Veterans Af- Tass that leaving the treaty tions of violating the treaty. in the 2016 presidential and anxiously discussing Trailers and RVs are in fairs office for some help “would be a very dangerous The Kremlin hasn’t di- election and sanctions im- their next moves. Perez has short supply. finding a place to live. He step.” rectly commented about posed over Russia’s in- been making the rounds, For some, the best, and said his options for tempo- It would “cause the most Trump’s statement, but volvement in the eastern telling other residents that most affordable, option is a rary FEMA housing are in serious condemnation spokesman Dmitry Peskov Ukraine conflict. management can’t make shelter. A week after the Bradenton, Fort Lau- from all members of the said Sunday that “after the On Friday, the U.S. anthem leave. storm, the population at the derdale and Miami. international community last statements, explana- nounced criminal charges “Legal services came dozen shelters in this re- “They said I qualify for a who are committed to se- tions of the American side against a Russian for al- and told us,” she said. gion of the Panhandle sky- hotel-motel, but they’re far curity and stability.” will be required.” Bolton leged attempts to influence “They can’t do that. They rocketed from 1,500 to away,” he said. “It does me Konstantin Kosachev, and Russian President next month’s midterm elec- want FEMA to put us in a nearly 2,400 in one day, no good because all my head of the foreign affairs Vladimir Putin will meet tions. hotel and not take the with 500 more people in doctors are here.” committee in Russia’s up- Tuesday. On Monday, The treaty helps protect rental voucher. Everybody the three special-needs Even if people such as per house of parliament, Bolton meets with Foreign the security of the U.S. and is scared by that.” shelters. Wallace managed to find a said on Facebook that a U.S. Minister Sergey Lavrov. its allies in Europe and the Perez and her family lost Steven Wallace, 65, temporary space for a few withdrawal from the treaty U.S. Sen. Bob Corker, a Far East, but has con- everything in the storm. ended up in a shelter the months, it is not clear how would mean “mankind is member of Trump’s Re- strained the U.S. from de- They’re living with a friend day before the storm, when much affordable housing facing full chaos in the publican Party, warned that veloping new weapons. until Perez gets her FEMA he realized he couldn’t sur- will be available. nuclear weapons sphere.” withdrawing from the INF The U.S. will begin de- voucher for two months’ vive a Category 4 hurricane FEMA spokeswoman “Washington’s desire to could lead to undoing other veloping them unless Rus- rent. She doesn’t have a in his Panama City apart- Deanna Frazier said the turn back politics cannot be arms treaties. But he sug- sia and China agree not to bank account, so she has ment. He was right: His agency is paying for 671 supported. Not only Russia, gested that Trump’s state- possess or develop the been waiting a week for the place was trashed, and his hotel rooms for displaced but also all who cherish the ment could be aimed at weapons, Trump said. mail to be delivered with landlord sent him a notice survivors throughout the world, especially a world pressuring Moscow rather China isn’t a party to the her voucher. that he had 72 hours to get state — and in neighboring without nuclear weapons, than a firm determination pact. For many in the commu- out. states, too. Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, October 22, 2018 11 Walker’s re-election bid hits bumps in homestretch By Scott Bauer Associated Press “The people of this state don’t MILWAUKEE — Stand- ing in front of a beer pas- want to go back- teurizing tank at a Milwau- kee manufacturing com- ward.” pany, Wisconsin Gov. Scott —Gov. Scott Walker Walker watched as former Gov. Tommy Thompson ex- horted a friendly Republi- can crowd to help Walker show people believe the prevail in his race for a third state is headed in the right term. direction, they’re also cross- “I know the recipe ways with Walker on major works,” declared Thomp- issues that Evers is trying to son, waving his arms and exploit, including health wearing a bright red sweat- care, education and roads. er under his suit coat. “The Evers has pledged to re- recipe is Scott Walker. You verse ill effects from Walk- know, like a good chocolate er’s budget austerity, which chip cookie, it sort of melts Walker credits for boosting in your mouth? You know it the economy. really feels good.” “I’ve seen on the faces of But the old recipe for our kids what the devas- victory may not be working tation of Scott Walker’s cuts in a midterm election in to public education has which Democrats appear done,” said Evers, a former poised to do well across the schoolteacher and adminis- country. Ominous polls trator, referring to $700 have Walker in trouble, and million in education budget PEDRO PARDO/GETTY-AFP he’s sounding the alarm to cuts, some of which later Honduran migrants’ caravan heads toward the U.S. after crossing the Guatemalan border near Ciudad Hidalgo, Mexico. supporters. Democrats, af- was restored. “I’ve seen ter years of failure and parents and families strug- frustration, are daring to gling with rising health care hope that they finally may costs and stagnant wages.” slay their political white Walker insists he can Migrant numbers up to whale. make a strong case for being If the one-time presi- re-elected. dential candidate and Re- Sporting a Milwaukee publican rising star loses, it Brewers warmup jacket to would qualify as one of the celebrate the team’s playoff 5,000 on way to U.S. bigger upsets of the run, he riffed at the Mil- midterm election because waukee rally about unem- Caravan , from Page 1 “We just want to move of his record in difficult ployment levels at or near “They’re not ahead with our lives,” he situations before — winning record lows of 2.8 percent on to reach their goal of coming into this said Sunday. He said he’d election and re-election de- and the tax, budget and making it to the U.S. do any kind of work. spite two victories in his regulation cuts he pushed Olivin Castellanos, 58, a country.” The caravan elicited a state by Barack Obama, and through in his two terms. truck driver and mason series of angry tweets and turning back a 2012 recall He promised more mon- from Villanueva, Hon- —President Donald Trump warnings from President attempt by Democrats in- ey for schools. duras, said he took a raft Donald Trump early in the censed by his attack on “The people of this state across the river after Mexi- week, but Mexico’s initial public-sector unions. don’t want to go backward,” co blocked the bridge. “No fairground in Tapachula, handling of the migrants at A Walker loss to Tony Walker said, “they want to one will stop us, only God,” where the Red Cross set up its southern border seemed Evers, the 66-year-old state go forward.” he said. “We knocked CAROLYN KASTER/AP small blue tents on the to have satisfied him more education superintendent Evers has emphasized down the door, and we concrete floor. recently. who enjoys Egg McMuffins improving state services continue walking.” He But many became impa- Mexico’s Interior De- “So, as of this moment, I and playing the card game and health care, pledging to wants to reach the U.S. to tient and circumvented the partment said it had re- thank Mexico. I hope they euchre, also would give drop Wisconsin from a mul- work. “I can do this,” he border gate, crossing the ceived 640 refugee re- continue,” Trump said Fri- Democrats hope for the tistate lawsuit challenging said, pointing to the asphalt river on rafts, by swimming quests by Hondurans at the day at an event in Scotts- future in a state that Repub- the Affordable Care Act. He under his feet. “I’ve made or by wading in full view of border crossing. It released dale, Ariz. “If that doesn’t licans have had a firm grip has promised to increase highways.” the hundreds of Mexican photos of migrants getting work out, we’re calling up on for eight years. school funding by 10 per- The migrants, who said police manning the block- off buses at a shelter and the military — not the Walker’s approval rating cent, end a tax credit ben- they gave up trying to enter ade on the bridge. Some receiving food and medical Guard. remains below 50 percent efiting large corporations, Mexico legally because the paid locals the equivalent attention. “They’re not coming and President Donald and possibly increase the asylum application process of $1.25 to ferry them On Sunday, federal po- into this country,” he add- Trump’s is worse, even gasoline tax to repair dilapi- was too slow and most across the muddy waters. lice monitored the cara- ed. though Trump carried the dated roads. want to continue to the They were not detained on van’s progress from a heli- “The Mexican Govern- state two years ago. Critical “Scott Walker has made U.S., gathered Saturday at a reaching the Mexican copter and had a few units ment is fully engaged in independent voters who decision after decision that park in the border city of bank. escorting it. Outside finding a solution that en- had favored Walker seem to benefits himself and his Ciudad Hidalgo. They Sairy Bueso, a 24-year Tapachula, about 500 fed- courages safe, secure, and be leaning Democratic. wealthy donors and not voted by a show of hands to old Honduran mother of eral police briefly gathered orderly migration,” State While Wisconsin’s econo- what benefits us, the people continue north en masse, two, was another migrant along the highway on buses Department spokeswoman my is humming and polls of Wisconsin,” he said. then marched to the bridge who abandoned the bridge and in patrol units, but Heather Nauert said Sat- crossing the Suchiate River and crossed into Mexico officers said their instruc- urday, “and both the and urged those still on it to via the river. She clutched tions were to maintain traf- United States and Mexico come join them. her 2-year-old daughter fic on the highway and not continue to work with The decision to re-form Dayani, who recently stop the caravan. They Central American govern- the migrant caravan underwent a heart opera- moved on toward ments to address the econ- capped a day in which tion, as she got off a raft. Tapachula before the cara- omic, security, and govern- Mexican authorities again “The girl suffered van reached them. ance drivers of illegal im- refused mass entry to mi- greatly because of all the Migrants cited wide- migration.” grants on the bridge, in- people crowded” on the spread poverty and gang After an emergency stead accepting small bridge, Bueso said. “There violence in Honduras, one meeting in Guatemala, groups for asylum proc- are risks that we must take of the world’s deadliest presidents Hernandez of essing and giving out 45- for the good of our chil- nations by homicide rate, Honduras and Jimmy Mor- day visitor permits to some. dren.” as their reasons for joining ales of Guatemala said an Authorities handed out In addition to those who the caravan. estimated 5,400 migrants numbers for people to be crossed the river, migrants Juan Carlos Mercado, had entered Guatemala processed in a strategy were processed in small 20, from Santa Barbara, since the caravan was an- STEVE APPS/AP seen before at U.S. border groups by immigration Honduras, says corruption nounced a week ago, and Democratic challenger Tony Evers, left, is in a tight race posts when dealing with agents and then bused to and a lack of jobs in Hon- about 2,000 Hondurans with Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker. Walker, whose approval large numbers of migrants. an open-air, metal-roof duras has stymied him. have returned voluntarily. rating is below 50 percent, is seeking his third term.

Taiwan continues rescue efforts after derailment kills at least 18 By Ralph Jennings went off the tracks shortly said. ered to help them before Associated Press before 5 p.m., the govern- Earlier, the government rescuers arrived. ment said in a statement. put the death toll as high as Hours after the accident, DONGSHAN TOWN- Most of the deaths were 22, but the National Fire one of the eight cars was SHIP, Taiwan — One of in the first car, and it was Agency, citing the Cabinet seen tipped over at about a Taiwan’s fastest passenger unclear how many people spokesman’s office, later re- 75-degree angle, with the trains derailed Sunday on a still were trapped in the duced that figure, blaming a entire right side destroyed. curve along a popular week- train, according to a govern- miscalculation. Fearing people may be end route, killing at least 18 ment spokesman, who Photos from the scene trapped beneath the car, people and injuring more spoke on the customary just south of the city of firefighters with lights on than 170 others, authorities condition of anonymity. Luodong showed the train’s their hard hats peered said. Some passengers were cars in a zigzag formation underneath as a crane pre- The Puyuma express was crushed to death, Ministry near the tracks. Five cars pared to upend it. carrying more than 360 of National Defense spokes- were on their sides. The firefighters were passengers from a suburb of man Chen Chung-chi said. Local television reports joined by soldiers and Bud- JOHNSON LAI/AP Taipei in the north to “Their train car turned said passengers tried to dhist charity workers who Rescue workers gather at a train derailment Sunday in Taitung, a city on Taiwan’s over. They were crushed, so escape through windows gathered on both sides of Taiwan. At least 18 were killed and more than 170 injured. southeast coast, when it they died right away,” Chen and that bystanders gath- the tracks.

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All tickets include a free copy of Gather & Graze! 12 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, October 22, 2018 The future of food for 9 billion Report: Feeding Earth’s people in 2050 for the planet is good for the beings crowding the planet eater. For most people con- inspired predictions of would mean holding the cheeseburgers suming a typical Western widespread famine. The diet, eating less meat will “green revolution” in agri- By Joel Achenbach 1.5 degrees Celsius above generally mean better culture changed the equa- The Washington Post preindustrial levels. health. tions. Still, the food is not Global warming has typi- Two representatives of evenly distributed. About 3 WASHINGTON — The cally been linked to the the National Cattlemen’s billion people are malnour- human population has burning of fossil fuels, but Beef Association, asked to ished today and 1 billion of reached 7.6 billion and food production is a huge respond to the Nature re- them suffer from food scar- could number 9 billion or 10 and underappreciated fac- port, said the U.S. beef city, according to Rock- billion by midcentury. All tor, and the new report industry is focused on im- ström. those people will need to seeks to place food in the proving the efficiency of At the core of this re- eat. A sobering report pub- center of the conversation beef production. The search is the argument that lished in the journal Nature about how humanity can United States had 128 mil- Earth has several limits, the argues that a sustainable create a sustainable future. lion head of cattle (includ- “planetary boundaries,” food system that doesn’t “Everybody knows that ing dairy cows) in 1976 and that cannot be exceeded ravage the environment is energy has something to do 94 million cattle as of this without potentially dire going to require dramatic with climate — we need to past January, yet it produces consequences. These reforms — including a radi- transform our energy sys- just as much beef today as it boundaries — which in- cal change in dietary habits. tem. There’s very few peo- JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE did in the 1970s, in part volve factors such as cli- To be specific: Cheese- ple who realize that it’s just Researchers say in order to feed Earth’s population in 2050 because of breeding efforts mate change, loss of biodi- burgers are out, fruits and as, and maybe more, impor- will mean less production of meat protein and more con- that boosted the growth versity, deforestation, at- veggies are in. tant to transform our food sumption of fruits and vegetables. rate of the livestock, said mospheric aerosols (smog), The 23 authors of the system,” said Katherine Sara Place, the Beef Asso- stratosphere-ozone de- report — hailing from Eu- Richardson, director of the ciation’s senior director for pletion and the supply of rope, the United States, Sustainable Science Center research on sustainable beef fresh water — define the Australia and Lebanon — at the University of Copen- production. “safe operating space” for reviewed the many moving hagen in Denmark. Rich- Ashley McDonald, senior humanity. parts of the global food ardson, who was not part of director of sustainability for Proponents of the hy- system and how they inter- the team producing the new the association, said, “We’re pothesis say that human act with the environment. study, added, “The food trying as an industry to take civilization has thrived in The authors concluded that system is broken and needs a proactive stance and really the geological epoch known current methods of produc- to be fixed if we have any make a commitment to con- as the Holocene, covering a ing, distributing and con- hope of feeding 9 to 10 tinuous improvement.” period of roughly 11,700 suming food are not envi- billion.” The report notes that the years since the end of the ronmentally sustainable, Already, half the planet’s current food system is in- last ice age, but that damage and that damage to the ice-free land surface is de- credibly wasteful, with to the environment could planet could make it less voted to livestock or the about one-third of the food put humanity into an exist- hospitable for human exist- growing of feed for those produced eventually being ential crisis. ence. animals, Richardson said. discarded. Most of that food “You can imagine a sce- A core message from the That’s an area equal to waste comes from spoilage. nario in which contempo- researchers is that efforts to North and South America Halving the amount of rary society starts to unrav- keep climate change at an combined, she said. Rain wasted food would put a el” because of degradation acceptable level will not be forests are steadily being dent in the overall environ- in the environment, said successful without a huge cleared for cropland. And SUSAN KINAST/GETTY mental problem, they said, Will Steffen, an emeritus reduction in meat con- the demand for food is and reducing waste by 75 professor of Earth-system sumption. increasing faster than the cent by 2050 compared potent greenhouse gas. The percent is theoretically pos- science at the Australian “Feeding humanity is population: Rising income with 2010. There’s no sim- report says greenhouse-gas sible. National University and a possible. It’s just a question in China and many other ple solution, the authors emissions from the global The report is agnostic on proponent of the planetary- of whether we can do it in formerly impoverished write; rather, “a synergistic food system could be re- whether the world should boundaries hypothesis. “So an environmentally respon- countries brings with it a combination of measures” duced significantly if people adopt genetically modified it’s a long fuse, big bang.” sible way,” said Johan Rock- higher demand for meat will be needed to limit the curb red-meat consump- organisms (GMOs) in the He noted a movement in ström, an Earth scientist at and other forms of animal environmental damage. tion and follow a diet built food supply. The report also Australia to promote the the Potsdam Institute for protein. Some 70 percent of One obvious measure is a around fruits, vegetables, does not take a position on consumption of kangaroo Climate Impact Research in the world’s fresh water is change in diets. Research- nuts and legumes. population growth. Al- meat, since kangaroos are Germany and a co-author of already used in agriculture, ers say meat production — To limit greenhouse-gas though birth rates have de- not ruminants and don’t the study. and the demand for that which includes growing emissions, “We won’t get clined dramatically in many have the same ecological The report comes on the water will intensify. food specifically to feed to very far if we don’t seriously countries — to levels far footprint. heels of a warning from the The Nature report, titled livestock — is an environ- think about dietary changes below the replacement rate “It’s a gamier taste, but U.N. Intergovernmental “Options for keeping the mentally inefficient way to to a more plant-based diet,” — the global population it’s also a much leaner meat. Panel on Climate Change food system within envi- generate calories for human said Marco Springmann, continues to rise. A 2015 It takes more talent to cook that global leaders need to ronmental limits,” contends consumption. Moreover, lead author of the report U.N. report estimated that it to make it easy to chew take unprecedented action that, without targeted ruminants such as cows are and a senior researcher at the population would reach and digest,” he said, before in the next decade to keep changes, pressures on vari- prodigious producers of the Oxford Martin Program 9.7 billion by 2050. quickly adding, “I don’t like the planet’s average temper- ous environmental systems methane as they digest on the Future of Food. Decades ago, the the thought of the poor little ature from rising more than will increase 50 to 90 per- food, and methane is a He said that what is good prospect of so many human guys getting shot.”

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NEWS BRIEFING Violence mars Staff and news services 2nd day of Afghan voting; 1 of 2 teen suspects held in fatal death toll at 50 shooting of Ga. police officer KABUL, Afghanistan — Afghanistan’s second day SNELLVILLE, Ga. — Police said in a statement. of parliamentary elections Two teen suspects, includ- Maynard remained at marred by violence and ing one who is still being large early Sunday and delays caused by technical sought by police, are fac- should be considered issues came to a close as a ing charges in connection armed and dangerous, po- roadside bomb on Sunday with the fatal shooting of a lice said. He faces charges brought the death toll over Georgia police officer who of aggravated assault and the past two days to over was killed while respond- felony murder. 50, including several chil- ing to a suspicious vehicle A second suspect, 19- dren. parked near a school, au- year-old Isaiah Pretlow, Independent Elections thorities said Sunday. was charged with aggra- Commission Chairman Authorities said they vated assault for allegedly Abdul Badi Sayat con- believe 18-year-old pointing a firearm at an gratulated voters for turn- Tafahree Maynard fatally officer during the pursuit CARL DE SOUZA/GETTY-AFP ing out, saying that about 4 shot Officer Antwan after Toney’s fatal shoot- Brazil rallies behind candidate: A supporter of Brazilian far-right presidential candidate million people out of the Toney on Saturday after- ing, police said. Jair Bolsonaro holds a sign reading “Bolsonaro is the people” during a rally Sunday in Rio 8.8 million registered vot- noon, Gwinnett County de Janeiro. Bolsonaro appears certain to be elected. ers cast their ballots over the past two days at 4576 polling centers across the country. Willa grows to Category 4, Afghan President Jordan to revoke sections of Ashraf Ghani also thanked threatens western Mexico citizens for their participating during a speech MEXICO CITY — produce life-threatening 1994 peace treaty with Israel carried on state TV. Newly formed Hurricane storm surge, wind and The biggest turnout Willa rapidly gained force rainfall over portions of JERUSALEM — Jor- still strong. “Baqoura and Ghumar was in Kabul and the and grew into an “ex- southwestern and west- dan’s King Abdullah II an- The deal was signed in are Jordanian lands and lowest in the southern tremely dangerous” Cate- central Mexico beginning nounced Sunday that he November 1994 by Abdul- will remain Jordanian and Uruzgan province, ac- gory 4 storm in the Pacific on Tuesday.” does not plan to renew lah’s father, King Hussein, we will exercise full sover- cording to IEC officials. off Mexico on Sunday, Willa was about 225 parts of the country’s 24- and then-Israeli Prime eignty over our territory,” with a potential to make miles south-southwest of year-old peace agreement Minister Yitzhak Rabin. the king said. landfall on a western Cabo Corrientes with with Israel, amid public The parts Jordan wants The peace treaty with stretch of coast between maximum sustained pressure to rebuke the Isra- to revoke relate to two Israel is deeply unpopular Mazatlan and Puerto Va- winds of 140 mph. It was eli government following parcels of land Jordan in Jordan, where people In Congo: Congolese reb- llarta in the coming days. moving to the north- the U.S. Embassy’s move to leased to Israel for 25 years. claim that successive Isra- els killed 15 civilians and The U.S. National Hur- northwest at 6 mph, but a Jerusalem and ongoing vi- Known as Baqoura and eli governments have failed abducted a dozen children ricane Center said in an turn toward the north was olence in Gaza. Ghumar in Arabic and Na- to live up to water-sharing in an attack at the epicen- evening bulletin that the likely during the night or In Israel, the announce- harayim and Zofar in He- agreements. Israel’s on- ter of the latest deadly storm was “forecast to Monday. ment was received with brew, the lease on the two going occupation of Pal- Ebola outbreak, Congo’s surprise. Analysts said it territories — one to the estinian territories is also a military said Sunday, as was a populist move by the north and another farther source of anger among Jor- the violence again forced king aimed at opposition south — ends in one year. danians. crucial virus containment groups. Prime Minister Jordan had until Thursday Netanyahu played down efforts to be suspended. U.S. general wounded in attack Benjamin Netanyahu ap- to make clear to Israel it the king’s announcement, Confirmed Ebola cases in Afghan official’s compound peared unruffled. He said would not renew the ar- saying he would try to have reached 202, includ- relations with Jordan were rangement. negotiate an extension. ing 118 deaths. A U.S. general was Kandahar governor’s wounded in an attack last compound, three of the week in Afghanistan’s people said. Kandahar province that They spoke on the con- U.N.-backed fund OKs $1B for climate projects In Utah: Authorities in killed two senior Afghan dition of anonymity be- Utah say a man suspected provincial officials and cause of the sensitivity of BERLIN — A U.N.- Fund also agreed to start hold $2 billion of the $3 of driving under the influ- targeted a group that in- the issue. U.S. military backed fund has approved seeking fresh money next billion pledged by his pred- ence has been jailed with- cluded the senior U.S. officials in Afghanistan more than $1 billion for 19 year as its initial capital of ecessor, Barack Obama, has out bond after a crash commander in the coun- and at the Pentagon have new projects to help devel- about $6.6 billion will soon contributed to a shortfall in killed six men in a pickup try, four people with declined to comment on oping countries tackle cli- be used up. its projected assets. truck. Court records show knowledge of the assault the attack or identify the mate change, officials said The South Korea-based Funding approved at the Jamie Don McKenzie, 41, said. wounded. Sunday. fund was originally meant meeting in Manama in- remains in jail for investi- Army Brig. Gen. Jeffrey The Taliban claimed During a four-day meet- to receive over $10 billion cludes projects linked to gation of six counts of Smiley is recovering after the attack and said Gen. ing in Bahrain that ended from rich countries by geothermal energy in Indo- vehicular homicide and suffering at least one gun- Austin “Scott” Miller was late Saturday, officials over- 2018. But President Donald nesia, greener cities in Eu- two counts of driving shot wound inside the among the main targets. seeing the Green Climate Trump’s decision to with- rope and the Middle East. under the influence .

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Assessor ployment agency for specifics such as how to political hacks. … Sil- address a clogged court Last year the Tribune, joined by ProPublica Illinois, vestri is endorsed over system, or what ordinan- exposed how county Assessor Joseph Berrios’ proper- Democrat Frank Mc- ces he would introduce, ty valuation system resulted in unjustly high tax bills Partlin.” All of that re- Britton mostly dodges. for poor and minority communities. In the March 20 mains accurate, as is this: Goslin, by contrast, brims primary election, Frederick “Fritz” Kaegi, a financial The Cook County Board with smart proposals to analyst and portfolio manager who boasted of “no has too many members streamline, to right-size, previous political experience,” challenged Berrios and who give lip service to to economize county that corrupt valuation system. Kaegi explained to job creation, then vote government. We’ll never voters that Berrios’ as- for taxing and spending tire of writing that Goslin sessment methodology that drive employers has a solid 20-year record “leads to a structurally elsewhere. Silvestri, by of promoting efficiencies racist outcome that most Silvestri contrast, votes the way and combating tax hikes. impacts black and brown most taxpayers would; Goslin He consistently tries to communities all over this witness his early and consistent opposition to the protect his constituents, county.” county’s eventually revoked tax on sweetened bever- who pay heavily into county government, from its Supposedly prog- ages. Cook County is hemorrhaging population, Sil- wretched excesses. Goslin is endorsed for a sixth term. ressive Democrats vestri says, “because people are fed up with the cur- should have leaped to rent tax situation.” That’s a good argument for cost 15th District (northwest suburbs) help Kaegi. Many didn’t. cuts, not for more tax increases once this election has We’ll long remember passed. Silvestri again is endorsed. Incumbent Timothy Schneider continues to be an “The Silence of the extraordinary member of a board that needs more Dems,” the refusal before 11th District commissioners sensitive to the big tax burdens on Kaegi the primary of House homeowners and employers. When Schneider first Speaker Michael Madi- (South and Southwest sides, was elected in 2006, we described him as a business gan, Mayor Rahm Emanuel, Preckwinkle and others to southwest suburbs) owner infuriated by Cook County’s slipshod opera- repudiate their party crony Berrios. By contrast, Behind closed doors at the County Building, Demo- tions, overstaffed workforce and reluctance to priva- Democratic voters performed honorably, nominating crat John Daley often is the grown-up in the room. tize. He still is. Schneider Kaegi and dooming Berrios to eviction in December. Budget and other crucial propositions can rise or fall calls out department The task now is to elect Kaegi assessor over Republi- depending on Daley’s heads who spend money can Joseph Paglia, who isn’t campaigning. Having calm assessment. That’s on new technology yet extensively researched Kaegi and his background, we been the case for the don’t want to then re- think he would be what Berrios is not: ethical, trans- quarter-century since duce their employee parent and fair. Daley joined the County head counts. His re- That said, we’ve written before that if taxpayers Board. His background sponses to the Tribune’s expect swift change under Kaegi, they might be disap- as a state legislator and questionnaire offer pointed. Reversing decades of established bad practice his long service as chair- shrewd proposals to trim in property valuation will take time. Motivating and man of the board’s Fi- expenses while better training a patronage-laden and union-protected work- nance Committee give serving vulnerable urban force in the assessor’s office will take persistence. Daley considerable cred- populations, such as Confronting the state’s elites who profit from a fixed ibility with other com- youths held at the coun- property tax system will take courage. missioners on money Schneider ty’s juvenile detention Kaegi tells voters he’s up for those fights. We believe matters; in private con- center — an interest of him. We endorse him. Daley versations, members of Schneider’s even before he joined the board. Democrat both parties speak of him Kevin Morrison says all the right things about boosting 3rd District (South Side) with equal, and great, respect. As the board mulled small businesses and finding “a brand new stream of whether to repeal its sweetened beverage tax in 2017, revenue” for the county. Yet he wants to impose a new For more than three decades, singer-songwriter several commissioners confided to us variations on lease tax on employers and, oddly, he faults Schneider Jerry “Iceman” Butler championed his constituents’ this theme: “John favors repeal, so it’ll happen.” Daley for voting against four county budgets that Schneider reliance on county health services. With Butler retir- is endorsed over Republican Steven S. Graves. (and we) knew would unfairly punish taxpayers. Mor- ing, voters can choose a rison is a hardworking candidate, sensitive to his par- promising successor in 13th District ty’s agenda on social issues, and he may have a future fellow Democrat Bill in elective politics. But he appears ill-suited for voters Lowry, an attorney who (north suburbs, Far North Side) demanding a government that reduces tax burdens comes from a family long If Toni Preckwinkle becomes mayor of Chicago, and sticks to core missions. Schneider, who offers his active in the civil rights don’t be surprised if constituents far more expertise in public finance, is movement. Lowry has a Democrats and Republi- endorsed. realistic understanding of a cans coalesce around county government that Larry Suffredin to 17th District can reduce expenses before succeed her as County asking citizens to pay Board president. First, (southwest, west and northwest suburbs) higher taxes, and repeat- though, he’ll have to Unlike some commissioners, incumbent Sean Mor- edly has told us he would defeat Republican Chris rison understands why businesses and residents are vote to do just that. Lowry Hanusiak, a business fleeing Cook County. High taxation here is great news Lowry offers sensible proposals on owner and village of for collar county governments; they’re happy to wel- distinguishing jail prisoners Niles trustee. Hanusiak come these refugees and the tax revenue they no long- who should be incarcerated from others who instead might be a good addition er pay to Cook. Morrison, a Republican, boasts about need mental health intervention. He also appreciates to a board that needs the board cutting some $200 million from the budget the high cost of delivering services to unincorporated more members with an after he helped kill the soda tax, and he has plans for areas; we hope Lowry would be a leader in creating Suffredin employer’s sensibilities. more economizing. incentives for suburbs to annex those lands. Local But in this race he’s up Morrison also has pro- government gadfly George Blakemore, running as a against a remarkably hardworking commissioner posed that any future tax Republican, also is on the ballot. Lowry is endorsed. who’s spent 16 years doing his homework and explain- increase be contingent ing to colleagues why it’s smart to vote this way or that on a two-thirds vote of 8th District (North Side) on a vast array of issues. We were grateful Suffredin the board. His opponent, sought a fifth term at a job he has mastered, and we Democrat Abdelnasser Incumbent Democrat Luis Arroyo Jr. famously endorse him. Rashid, is a former dep- pledged in 2014 to consolidate county offices and uty chief of staff to streamline services “at all levels” before raising taxes. 14th District county Clerk David Orr. Then in 2015 Arroyo cast the crucial ninth vote to raise And while Rashid the county sales tax. Nominal Republican opponent (northwest and north suburbs) speaks about the pos- Walter Zarnecki won’t face scrutiny by completing a We hear compliments about the public service of sibility of saving money Tribune questionnaire about his positions on issues. Democrat Scott Britton, a member of the Glenview by combining such fix- Can’t the political parties find two better candidates? Village Board. But on County Board issues, he’s out of tures as the county and We can endorse neither of these. his depth. Read his platitudinous responses at chi- Morrison Chicago elections of- cagotribune.com/candidates to the Tribune’s ques- fices, he sees a prog- 9th District tionnaire, and contrast them with the far more knowl- ressive state income tax as a benefit to middle-class edgeable and taxpayer-friendly responses of Republi- taxpayers. Only “the very wealthy” would pay at (west and northwest suburbs) can incumbent Gregg Goslin. Britton, a Democrat, higher rates, he thinks (without evidence). If we’re Four years ago we wrote, “The Tribune endorses envisions a progressive state income tax somehow choosing between a proven tax-fighter and a candidate Republican Peter Silvestri, whose ability to negotiate helping the county’s treasury. He thinks this (still who believes a progressive income tax is good for peace among warring factions has earned him the badly featherbedded) county government has pretty constituents, that’s an easy call. Morrison is endorsed. nickname St. Francis. Unlike some board members, much maxed out on cutting expenses. He anticipates Silvestri doesn’t view county government as an em- “revenue enhancement,” aka still more taxation. On Next: Collar county endorsements.

As the Nov. 6 election approaches, you’ll find the candidates’ answers to our surveys, and our endorsements, at chicagotribune.com/candidates. 16 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, October 22, 2018 PERSPECTIVE

JOEL MARTINEZ/THE MONITOR Supporters of U.S. Senate candidate Beto O’Rourke cheer as he speaks Thursday at a campaign rally at Bert Ogden Arena in Edinburg, Texas. The embarrassing spectacle of ‘Betomania’ simply trying to get a breakfast taco or in Texas moved here after fleeing which jokester at the TV station made four. On the other hand, I also feel a places ruined by Beto’s favored poli- O’Rourke stand in front of an image of twinge of melancholy and regret about cies. These locales are often expensive, multiple oil rigs relentlessly pumping all of this, given that I never got my act increasingly dysfunctional, wildly while Cruz pummeled him for sup- together enough to print ironic T- overregulated and inevitably run by porting a massive gas tax, but, sir or shirts with the following brilliant Democrats. Why does no one seem to madam, here’s to you.) Heather Wilhelm slogan I made up all by myself: “You make this connection? I don’t know! Alas, now that times have gotten BETO vote for Ted Cruz.” One hero in Austin has taken to post- tough, after months of nice-guy “rise Attention, journalists of America: Anyway, I’d like to further discuss ing stickers around town featuring an above the fray” narratives, Mean Beto Time is running out! You have under the debate between O’Rourke and image of a giant locust, paired with the has finally emerged. On Tuesday, he three weeks left to publish your last Cruz, and also actual policy issues, and following text: “I MIGRATED TO A whipped out Trump’s old “Lyin’ Ted” batch of over-the-top pre-election puff also perhaps the fact that many people THRIVING TEXAS FROM A LEFT- nickname for Cruz, and his campaign pieces on Texas Democrat/cross- in politics seem to be slowly going IST (NIGHTMARE) AND NOW I’M has launched a series of attack ads country liberal sensation/wing-and-a- insane. But first, can we talk about VOTING FOR BETO FOR SENATE.” claiming Cruz is engaged in “selling prayer Senate candidate Beto how embarrassing Betomania is? (The posters feature a word much paranoia and fear.” Well, politics is O’Rourke! Friends, I am deeply concerned for worse than “nightmare,” which I’m politics. Meanwhile, thanks to the It is here that we must face the our culture. When you look at a mid- not reprinting because I run a PG-13 enduring power of Betomania, even a difficult truth: Barring a GOP-related dle-aged establishment politician as an column here.) loss this fall might be a win for disaster of some sort, O’Rourke — he icon of “rock star” cool, you’re doing “But Heather,” you might be think- O’Rourke. of that ineffable “cool factor” and something wrong. ing. “Surely you must have seen the “Beto O’Rourke matters even if he “special sauce,” at least according to “Skateboarding Beto O’Rourke countless articles in national publica- loses,” a headline at Bloomberg re- easily impressed columnists at The Shreds Whataburger Parking Lot,” tions describing how annoying Ted cently declared. O’Rourke “defies Washington Post — is likely to lose big. read an actual recent headline on the Cruz is and how Beto O’Rourke is gravity,” argued The Ringer. Compari- According to the latest polls, Sen. Ted website of The Dallas Morning News. going to lead our generation in rising sons to President Barack Obama flow Cruz leads him by anywhere between This all sounds really rad and sick and up above the terrible cynicism that freely, and the presidential speculation 7 and 9 points. Tuesday’s debate be- gnarly and whatever until you actually dominates modern politics, acting as a grows. “Will Beto O’Rourke Become tween the two, meanwhile, was so watch the video, which features bridge uniting and respecting the President?” asked a column in Texas mismatched that O’Rourke’s best O’Rourke gently coasting around the diverse voices of Texans as long as you Monthly back in August. “It might moment might have involved a ran- parking lot, soccer-dad style, looking join in lockstep support for things like help if he loses to Ted Cruz.” dom deer-in-the-headlights story in precariously close to biting the dust abortion on demand, higher taxes and Stay tuned, America. We live in which he described how he “got to when he gives a bystander a high-five. a list of leftist hobbyhorses that drive interesting times. Anything can hap- meet this blind squirrel who is slowly Don’t get mad: I’m not judging! I out-of-state donors wild!” pen! And, Betomaniacs, if O’Rourke regaining its sight.” would do the same thing, except I’d Why, yes, thanks, I have read those does indeed lose, don’t fret: He’ll un- In summary, this year’s Betomania probably actually fall! But no wide- articles. I laugh every time! doubtedly be back and BETO than — a somewhat weird phenomenon, as eyed journalist would write a headline I used to think O’Rourke didn’t even ever! OK, OK, I’ll stop. I’m sorry. I we’ll explore in a bit — seems set to claiming that I “shredded” anything, really want to win — if he did, after all, blame the unending sea of yard signs. disappear from view just as quickly as nor credulously act like I belonged on wouldn’t he at least pretend to be even They could probably crack the best of it arrived, at least in the Lone Star the cover of Thrasher magazine. a teensy bit more moderate? — but us. State. On one hand, this possibility Of the countless head-scratching Tuesday’s debate disabused me of that warms my heart, given that in my neck elements of the O’Rourke phenome- notion. Judging by the slightly pan- National Review Online of Texas, it has grown rather exasper- non, one wins handily as the head- icked facial expression that emerged ating to have to wade through 15,000 scratchingest of all: A troubling per- from time to time, he really does want Heather Wilhelm is a National Review blaring BETO yard signs when I’m centage of the Betomaniacs I have met to win. (As an aside, I don’t know Online columnist.

Why we should fund violence prevention in Chicago By Arne Duncan care system, law enforcement and social Consider this: In the summers of 2017 New York. service programs designed specifically to and 2018, an outreach program targeted to As we head to the voting booth this We’ve heard it time and again: A budget help them. They frequently drop out of specific hot spots in Austin, Englewood February, we must demand that our next is a reflection of our values. With the un- school before high-quality after-school and West Englewood had very promising mayor take on violence reduction in the veiling of Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s 2019 programs can change their trajectories and, early results. During the times when out- same way Emanuel has owned educational budget, one has to ask — what are Chi- when they do stay enrolled in school, they reach trainees were present, nonfatal improvements and getting the city’s fi- cago’s values? typically do not have the mentorship or shootings were down 61 percent, 6 percent nances back on track. The next mayor and Chicago has 3½ times the per capita gun guidance to sign up for after-school pro- and 88 percent, respectively, and fatal City Council must come together to ex- violence of Los Angeles and a shocking grams that can steer them in a different shootings were down 75 percent, 80 per- ecute a strategic, holistic plan to transform seven times as much as New York City. The direction. cent and 100 percent, respectively, accord- gun violence reduction. We must urgently people who live and work in Los Angeles While discussing his legacy during a ing to a University of Chicago Crime Lab launch and fund programs and resources and New York City are not smarter than us; recent WGN-AM interview, Emanuel said analysis of Chicago Police Department that will lead to dramatic changes in the they don’t work harder or love their neigh- he wishes he could have had a greater records. That’s real, tangible change, and it next five years, not speak in theoretical bors more than Chicagoans do. The differ- impact on gun violence in our neighbor- was accomplished by meeting people terms of what might work 10 or 20 years ence is both cities have been more strate- hoods and that we must “make sure chil- where they are, on a street corner or in a from now or give up hope altogether. gic, determined and holistic in their ap- dren know laughter and not gunfire.” park. With an ear to the ground and re- There is no time to waste. Far too many proaches to stopping violence. For exam- That does not have to be a wish. All of lationships on the streets, outreach work- of Chicago’s children know someone who ple, both have well-funded offices of these young people can be served with ers were also able to de-escalate potentially has been shot or killed. The next genera- violence prevention and intervention that high-quality intervention work that meets violent events in the community. tion should know a completely different focus city resources in neighborhoods most them where they are — the streets of Chi- This is to not say outreach work is a city — a more peaceful Chicago — because impacted by violence and on individuals cago’s most violent neighborhoods. In fact, cure-all. Nothing is. But it is a solid start to our children should know the sound of who have been victims and perpetrators of Chicago has hundreds of community or- reducing violence in Chicago. We must also laughter, not gunfire. violence. ganizations and dedicated residents who create an office of violence prevention with The young adults most often involved in work on the ground every day to reduce dedicated resources that deploys all com- Arne Duncan is a former U.S. secretary of Chicago’s violence did not randomly wake gun violence. These people and organiza- ponents of violence prevention and inter- education and former Chicago Public up one day and begin shooting. These tions are doing lifesaving work, but they vention toward transformative violence Schools CEO, now serving as managing young people have been rejected by nearly need proper funding to scale their work reduction. Then and only then, Chicago partner of Chicago CRED, an anti-gun- every system and institution, often includ- and a centralized hub from which to direct will have a real chance to see violence violence group focused on reducing Chi- ing families, schools, health care, the foster similar work in a coordinated way. reductions to the level of Los Angeles and cago’s number of homicides and shootings. Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, October 22, 2018 17 PERSPECTIVE

ISTOCK The effectiveness ofFaith some alternative treatments for cancer, including theor coffee enema, have beenfallacy? debunked. But people desperate for a cure often let emotion override evidence. Alternative treatments failed my mother

By Elizabeth Stewart There is evidence that melatonin planet contributes to people’s ing this therapy. Nurses and may help regulate sleep cycles. willingness to trust facts brought other medical professionals are My mother died two years after being diagnosed with stage Many conventional physicians forth by fossil-fuel investors taught to rely on evidence-based have adapted the use of acupunc- rather than scientists. Maybe the practice when making decisions 4 ovarian cancer. She had for years believed strongly in naturo- ture to help with pain control solution seems too big or points about how to effectively care for pathy, so after a six-month period of remission, when her can- based on evidence of its efficacy. to lifestyle changes too uncom- patients. When developing care However, much of that $30 fortable to face. plans for helping patients cope cer returned after a round of integrating complementary medi- billion is money people spend on It could be that those who with pain or when creating sys- cine with chemotherapy, she chose to treat her cancer solely treatments that have not been choose not to vaccinate their tems for preventing patient falls, tested, or have been tested and children, based on a scientifically nurses will first look to see what with alternative treatments. shown to be ineffective or even debunked belief that vaccines has been proved to work. We are harmful. Others will highlight cause autism, are grasping for a bound by formal, transparent I am a nurse who believes in ued. Like a religious zealot, my the fact that no treatment is an simple solution that is easy to systems and ethical boundaries evidence-based practice and also mother completely and thor- absolute guarantee to work, in control. when experimenting with inno- in innovation. I accepted my oughly put her faith, hope and spite of the backing, accolades Perhaps hope is at the very vation and when making promis- mother’s decision not to use money into treatments and prac- and acknowledgments from core of why some choose to be- es to patients. chemo when her cancer came tices promising miracles without venerable institutions. This is lieve in alternative facts — hope A Gallup poll shows that nurs- back because I knew from re- any evidence that they actually true; the body is a complex or- that we will get better and live ing was recently ranked the most searching the disease that when worked. ganism that may or may not longer, hope that weather trusted profession for the 16th ovarian cancer comes back, life When she was too weak to respond as we expect. changes are normal, hope that year. I believe that nurses are so expectancy is similar with or walk or stand, we were barely Yet reliance on treatments our children will prosper, hope trusted because of our commit- without chemo. able to talk her out of leaving her without evidence of efficacy that what our parents taught us is ment to evidence and because of So, despite my reluctance to hospice bed to take her dying leads to more than wasted mon- still true and that our deepest our reputation for being willing trust treatments that have not body, along with $100,000, to a ey. It can lead to false hopes, loss values might not be wrong. to tell the truth — even when been tested for safety or efficacy, clinic in a small town in Ohio. of ability to get affairs in order The 2018 Nobel Prize in providing alternative facts would I reasoned that little harm could The people there told her they and lost opportunities for joy. physiology or medicine was be easier and more comfortable come from alternative treatment could likely heal her because her I imagine there were many announced recently for two for patients to hear. My mother methods at this point. cancer was not as bad as her factors contributing to my moth- immunologists’ research on died peacefully in a hospice bed I watched as my 73-year-old hospice doctor was telling her. er’s faith in seemingly miraculous “immune checkpoint therapy” surrounded by her family and mother spent the last year of her She died nine days later. Accord- alternative treatments. But at the for cancer. This innovative treat- supported by evidence-based, life replacing the foods she loved ing to the National Institutes of heart of that faith was a disease ment allows a body’s own alternative treatments comple- with concoctions of cottage Health, nearly 60 million Ameri- process she did not understand. immune system to attack cancer menting evidence-based, conven- cheese mixed with flaxseed oil. I cans spend over $30 billion on Hers was an attempt for control cells. This news came in the same tional treatments to make her listened as she justified spending complementary medicine each over an uncontrollable disease week as the death of a 20-year- comfortable. thousands of dollars and hours of year. attacking her body and hope that old with leukemia who was re- My mother had just enough her precious remaining time Some of these therapies have the data and experts were wrong ceiving the immunotherapy time to put her affairs in order traveling many miles to receive evidence backing their effective- — that there was something out CAR-T gene therapy. Because and to say goodbye to those she vitamin C infusions. ness, but many do not. Some will there that would allow her to live. immunotherapy is being so care- loved — but only because my As she grew more ill, I gently argue that lack of evidence is due We inhabit a culture where fully and transparently studied family partnered with her hos- questioned the supplements she to a bureaucratic and elitist medi- many form opinions and make and the results evaluated, scien- pice nurses to support her as she was taking — often so many that cal system interested mainly in decisions based on beliefs rather tists will learn from this death. accepted the truth that she there was no room left in her the profits of illness. than evidence. Fear, hope and a Perhaps evaluation and reas- would not be healed. We chased shrinking stomach for any food. Yes, many alternative treat- grasp for control could also be sessment will make the treat- alternative facts away from that And at times, when I could find ments have been put through the propelling our willingness to ment more effective or perhaps it room with the truth. For this I evidence that a treatment had rigors of peer-reviewed trials and embrace alternative facts on the will prove that the risks of the am grateful. been scientifically tested — and found to be effective. Dandelion biggest issues facing us — as treatment outweigh the benefits. proved not to be effective — I tea has been proved an effective individuals as well as all of hu- Either way, patients will have Elizabeth Stewart is a nurse and shared a strong opinion. diuretic. Vitamin D has been manity. reliable data to consider when the unit director of the skilled care Yet the coffee enemas contin- proved to boost immune systems. Perhaps the fear of a dying making decisions about accept- unit at Rush Oak Park Hospital.

VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Waging war someone who does. This includes nents. nearly raped. plane you’re on to fail! Let’s show things like diabetes, cancer, heart Negative campaigning is not At the police station, they told some support; the economy is After exploding the deficit with disease — even pregnancy. If new, but with each subsequent her the guy was just trying to feel better than ever, stocks are soar- a $1.5 trillion tax cut for the Republicans don’t take away our election cycle it intensifies. her up. No big deal. ing. We’re on the right track, wealthy, Senate Majority Leader health care, we may live long The request for campaign I was struck at how the event is people! Mitch McConnell wants to use enough to enjoy Medicare and donations has become, to say the still with her. Vividly. As if it were Open your eyes. Don’t let your the debt he created as an excuse Social Security; unless Republi- least, onerous. Even small yesterday. And how she still hurts hatred blind you. for cutting Medicare and Social cans eliminate them as well. amounts of money donated may so very much. — Steve Cesare, Naperville Security. That’s what this November stress the budget for the average Thinking about whether there After promising to protect election is about. The Republican citizen. However it is grossly was anything I could do for her those with pre-existing medical war on health care must be unconscionable that wealthy other than listen — and so that Tense times conditions, President Donald stopped. individuals and businesses can her story wouldn’t just disappear I recently viewed Frank Trump joined with 20 Republican — Mike Mosser, Chicago shower a candidate with untold — I decided to write this letter. Capra’s “You Can’t Take It With state attorneys general in a law- sums. And now is the time to stop — Judy Pyne, Frankfort You,” a 1938 tale about love, fam- suit to eliminate those protec- dark money from influencing our ily, the woes facing the average tions. Fair and square electoral process: Every donated man in a tight financial period, as Republicans are doing all they Here we are, yet again, in the dollar should have a name atta- Better than ever well as social inequity. can to dismantle the health care season of campaign cacophony. ched to it. It’s refreshing to see a celebrity In today’s tense period, many market, putting millions of We are subjected to a plethora of It’s time that we try to make support our president. Kanye of the themes Capra presents are Americans at risk. One Republi- phone calls, contemptible com- our elections more fair and West was recently spotted in now facing so many of us in these can bill, sponsored by Sens. Lind- mercials on TV, negative news, square. Naperville. I’m no fan of his mu- modern United States. Capra’s sey Graham and Bill Cassidy, and a blizzard of lawn signs and — Sam Solomon, Deerfield sic, but I would shake his hand for works showed the foils and fables would let states waive protections posters. Candidates take a word standing up to the media and of a period encompassing the for those with pre-existing condi- or two out of context from their everyone else who has become so Great Depression, World War II tions. opponents’ utterances and from Her too biased against our commander in and immediately after. Everyone either has a pre- those remarks an entire diatribe is My friend, who is pushing 80, chief. We today are now facing simi- existing condition or knows fabricated to discredit their oppo- walked into my house recently, I find it disgusting every time I lar situations showcased by the plopped down and began telling open the paper with all the nega- esteemed filmmaker. Only we her story. tivity that is expressed toward have no Frank Capra to encapsu- For online exclusive letters go to www.chicagotribune.com/letters. Send She was 21, walking the couple President Donald Trump and his late our success and failures. Can letters by email to [email protected] or to Voice of the of blocks from the bus stop to family. Use your heads, people. If you imagine what he would now People, Chicago Tribune, 160 N. Stetson Ave., Third Floor, Chicago, IL nursing school, when she was he goes down ... we all go down. make of us? 60601. Include your name, address and phone number. pulled into an empty lot and It’s like wishing the pilot of the — Bernard Biernacki, Aurora 18 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, October 22, 2018 Monday, October 22, 2018 | Section 2 BUSINESS SUCCESS Your Monday guide to managing money, work and the business of life

Jill Schlesinger Jill on Money Don’t leave a mess for your heirs

The state of Michigan is in the throes of determining how Aretha Franklin’s estate will be divided because the singer died without a will. She is not alone. According to a Caring.com survey, only 42 percent of U.S. adults have estate planning documents, including a will. Shockingly, for those with children under the age of 18, the figure is even lower, with just 36 percent having an end-of-life plan in place. Of those who have not done any estate planning, 47 percent said, “I just haven't gotten around to it.” I get it. KILL Contemplating one’s death is not exactly high on anybody’s to-do list, but it is important that you overcome the anxieties associated with this emotional topic and take control. The likely outcome is that Franklin’s assets will be split among her four children. But as many parents readily acknowledge, some kids YOUR are better prepared to manage financial dis- tributions than others, which is why estate planning can be so important. “If you have assets that you want to go to certain people, you should create a document that specifies who gets what,” says Robert Westley, CPA/PFS member of the American Institute of CPA’s Personal Financial Special- MEETINGS ist Credential Committee. If one of your children is responsible and the other is a spend- thrift, careful estate planning “can provide instruction on how, when and on what terms LICHAOSHU/DREAMSTIMELICHAOSHU/DREAM your assets will be distributed.” Many people erroneously believe that The ‘weekly catch-up’ likely because they don’t have a significant net worth, they do not need to worry about these legal issues. should be deleted from your calendar But estate planning is not just about money. Westley notes, that for those with young children, “the will is essential because it By Dom Price | wobbly boomerang: It comes back, That's why so many meetings names the guardians of minor children and but not to me. The meeting should morph into mindless rituals that we you will want to ensure that you, and not the have a hard time saying no to still exist, but someone else could sleepwalk through, but whose con- courts, are naming their guardians.” people at work. They’re pas- add as much value as me, so I’m tinued existence we accept as a fait If you are ready to finally begin or revisit sionate about their projects going to tap out and delegate the accompli. the planning process and seek the guidance of Iand the passion is contagious. meeting to someone else. Some types of meetings are legit, a qualified estate attorney (yes, you should Plus, I want to be helpful. The third option was to consider others aren’t. Meetings should never pay for a lawyer and not do it yourself ), here A a result, my calendar eventually the meeting a stick. (Because sticks be held for the sole purpose of shar- are the basic documents to consider: gets so packed with meetings that don’t come back when you throw ing information. That’s what email, the mere act of looking at it makes them. Unless you have a dog.) These chat, and company intranets are for. Will: A document that ensures assets are me feel overwhelmed. are meetings that shouldn't exist In the best case scenario, a meet- passed to designated beneficiaries, in accord- The worst are zombie meetings — anymore but still do just because ing’s purpose is to make a decision ance with your wishes. In the drafting proc- the ones that no longer do anything we’re really bad at killing meetings. or create something collaboratively ess, you name an executor, the person or other than destroy your productivity We’re only good at adding them. (a project plan, goals, customer institution that oversees the distribution of but continue to live because nobody More than one-third of the meet- journey maps, etc.). your assets. If you have minor children, you has figured out how to kill them. ings never came back. People’s At the very least, a meeting need to name a guardian for them. (There’s a good chance any “weekly emails to me contained versions of should center on a discussion that catch-ups” on your calendar are this message: “Hey, thanks for chal- will be more effective in real time Letter of instruction: This may contain zombie meetings.) lenging me on this meeting. I’m than asynchronously via emails or appointment of someone who will ensure for Not long ago, I went through my happy to let it die.” comment threads: team or project the proper disposition of your remains, which re-focusing ritual during which I Of the meetings that did come retrospectives, brainstorming and is important if you are choosing a method identify what I love, loathe, long for back to me, those in which my role 1-on-1 meetings between managers that is contrary to your family’s tradition. and learn from my work. No surprise was clarified reduced my cognitive and their direct reports, etc. that the “loathe” category was all load. In most of them, I had been Before calling or accepting a Power of attorney: Appointment of some- about the sheer number of meetings turning up and performing a differ- meeting, get curious and ask some one to act as your agent in a variety of circum- I attend. ent role than what was intended questions: stances, such as withdrawing money from a I was drowning in forums, com- (mostly because I was on auto-pilot). —What is the purpose of this bank. mittees, catch-ups, councils, groups, Now I don’t have to guess any- meeting? squads, and drives. Everyone was more, and my contributions to those —What is my role in it? Health care proxy: Appointment of some- carving out a little piece of me. My meetings are far more valuable. —What can we do beforehand to one to make health care decisions on your poor discipline was coming home to Best of all, I liberated several make the best use of our time? Is behalf if you lose the ability to do so. roost. hours each week that can be spent there data to gather up? Pre-read- Before I had a chance to talk my- on coaching and mentoring, which is ing? Trusts: Revocable (changeable) or irrevo- self out of it, I deleted all the recur- what I love most and will unapolo- —What do we need in order to cable (not-changeable) trusts may be useful, ring meetings on my calendar. Each getically do more of. We spend too close it out? depending on family and tax situations. For meeting I threw out was accompa- much time at work not to love what Make a habit of challenging the 2018, the first $11.2 million of an estate is nied by a note to the organizer, con- we’re doing. recurring meetings on your calen- exempt from federal estate taxes. If an estate taining three options. Calling a meeting is our knee-jerk dar. Questioning whether you need is above the threshold (or twice that for mar- First, is this meeting a boomerang? reaction when we need other people to attend isn’t rude. It’s smart. And ried couples), you may want to consider a If so, send it back to me, but when to help us solve a problem or get questioning whether a meeting is trust. you do, clarify the purpose of the work done. It’s amazing how rarely needed in the first place is even meeting and what my role is. Am I we stop to think through whether a better. Jill Schlesinger, CFP, is a CBS News business there to be a provocateur? Do I own meeting is really the best option — analyst. A former options trader and CIO of an this? What will I add that nobody and, how rarely we think carefully Dom Price is the head of R&D and investment advisory firm, she welcomes com- else can? about whether to accept a meeting resident work futurist at Atlassian ments and questions at askjill@jillonmoney The second option was like a invitation. 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Terry Savage The Savage Truth Small businesses, here’s your chance to get insurance Do you own or work for a small business that doesn’t provide health insurance? Fewer than half of all small businesses — those with two to 50 employees — offer a health plan. But in the next few weeks there’s a unique BIALASIEWICZ/DREAMSTIME opportunity to get the best group insurance available — at no cost to the business owner. A little known provision of the Affordable Care Act mandates a special enrollment period during which Prepare for the worst all small businesses must be offered a plan that is comparable to those offered to major companies doing busi- Many widows face financial challenges, confusion ness in that state. Obviously, the insurers aren’t running out to publicize who took my course. Many widows would have received this offering because they make more Half the widows in the study experi- greater benefits if they received proper profits from large companies. enced a decline in income of 50 percent information. The plans that major insurers such or more. There are many reasons for this. Another important issue is employer as Blue Cross/Blue Shield, United- Social Security is one factor. A widow is pensions received by the deceased Healthcare and Humana make avail- only entitled to 100 percent of survivor worker. In some cases (such as second able to big companies are also avail- By Elliot Raphaelson benefit if she has reached full retirement marriages), the spouse is not entitled to able to small businesses during the age. She is entitled to 71.5 percent of the any of the deceased worker's pension. In SEP period, which runs from Nov. 15 The Savings Game maximum survivors benefit at age 60; other cases, the widow would only be through Dec. 15 for a Jan. 1 effective between age 60 and FRA, the benefit is entitled to a small percentage of the date. During this period, employers When I taught personal financial plan- pro-rated. pension. that would otherwise not meet con- ning at the New School for Social Re- In order to receive survivor benefits, Couples should estimate the income a tribution or participation require- search in New York several years ago, she must be unmarried or remarried surviving spouse will receive. If he or she ments for group plans can enroll in most of my students were women, and after age 60. Based on mail I receive, is facing a loss in income, life insurance the best group health plans available more than half of them were widows. many widows are unaware of these re- options should be considered. At age 65, I in their state. Many of the widows in my class needed strictions. I should point out: These took out a 20-year term policy of These group health plans may offer a crash course in financial education conditions also apply to widowers. $250,000 to protect my wife because she multiple choices such as HMO, PPO because they had ceded much of the fi- If a widow initiates benefits at FRA or was not eligible to receive any of my and health savings accounts. They nancial planning to their husbands and later, she receives a maximum survivors employer pension. The cost was a little offer the widest access to hospitals had not considered what would happen if benefit of 100 percent of the payment the over $200 per month. Term policies are and physicians, unlike many ACA their spouses died. spouse received. However, if the de- reasonably priced, even at age 65. plans which have recently limited Based on a recent survey conducted by ceased worker was receiving reduced When I turned 70, the stock market access to physicians and teaching Merrill Lynch and Air Wave, many wid- payments because of early retirement, took a significant drop, and I took out an hospitals. ows face serious problems. The report, the widow’s benefit would be similarly additional term policy of $50,000 — Even more attractive to a small “Widowhood: The Loss Couples Rarely reduced, or 82.5 percent of the full pay- again, to protect my spouse in case the business running on a tight budget: Plan for — and Should,” is based on a ment amount, whichever is greater. stock market would not recover quickly. The company is not required to make nationwide sample of 3,300 respondents, One crucial issue, unfortunately un- Maintain good records for the surviv- a contribution to cover the cost of including 2,638 widowed and 741 married, known by many Social Security repre- ing spouse. A record should be main- participating employees. And even if never-widowed respondents. There are sentatives, is that a widow does not have tained of all insurance policies, including only one employee chooses to partici- about 20 million widows in the U.S., and to apply for benefits based on her work contact information of the agent(s), as pate out of the two or more salaried 1.4 million new ones are added annually. record at the same she applies for sur- well as stock brokers and mutual fund employees, the plan can go into effect. More than three-quarters of the wid- vivors benefits. She can apply separately representatives. Many insurance policies Thus, if the owner is covered by Med- ows described the loss of their spouse as for benefits based on her work record at a (in the billions) have not been redeemed icare, for example, but one or more “their single most difficult and over- later time. Widows, especially working because beneficiaries were not aware of additional employees find this plan whelming life experience,” and 53 percent widows, will receive greater benefits for the policies. more attractive than the ACA offer- said they and their spouse did not have a their own work record if they apply later. ings, the plan will cover them. plan for what would happen if one of If she delays filing for her own benefits Elliot Raphaelson welcomes your ques- Another incentive: If the plan is them died. These results are consistent after reaching FRA, they will increase 8 tions and comments at raphelliot structured correctly, employees can with the feedback I received from widows percent per year between FRA to age 70. @gmail.com. pay premiums through a payroll deduction on a pre-tax basis, thus lowering the true cost even more. Allen Wishner of TheHealthInsur- anceShoppe.com is one of the few who is on a mission to let employers know they need to start the application process as soon as Nov. 1. Employers who go to Some retirees reluctant to touch nest egg www.TheHealthInsurance Shoppe.com can fill out the “census” By Anne Kates Smith with weakness or recklessness.” form to start the process of getting Frugality can also develop into a com- quotes on group plans available in petitive pastime, she says. their area. There is very little paper- It's no secret that many Americans Planners report that inherited money work. have not saved enough for retirement. can pose a challenge if heirs feel that Or go to www.eHealthInsurance- But here’s the flip side of the coin: retir- they don't deserve to spend money they .com to get quotes for policies in every ees who don’t spend enough of their didn't earn. Those who have always lived state. In the health insurance section, savings. modestly may fear that a more lavish just look for the tab marked “small A recent study by the Employee Bene- lifestyle will change their relationships business group health.” Anthony fit Research Institute found that the with neighbors and friends. Lopez, who heads up the small busi- majority of retirees are spending down Some folks need to adjust to a new ness division of eHealth, says they are their assets surprisingly slowly during phase of life. gearing up for a large volume of busi- the first two decades of retirement. “I work with a lot of people who have ness in the coming weeks, as more People who retired with $200,000 to trouble turning their saving plan into a small businesses are aware of this $500,000 in savings, not including their OJOGABONITOO/DREAMSTIME spending plan,” says CFP Benjamin unusual — and limited time — oppor- homes, had spent a bit more than one- Rickey of Yakima, Wash. “Occasionally, tunity. fourth of their assets, EBRI found. Those Some people have a behavioral roadblock they’re hoarding money. But most just If you are an employee of a small with more assets had parted with even that simply makes it hard to spend their have a hard time rewiring themselves.” business that doesn’t offer health less, spending down less than 12 percent money. The first step is to find appealing insurance, let your boss know about of savings over a 20-year span. And about People are reluctant spenders due to spending options. You may have zero this great opportunity. one-third of the retirees in the study both personality and habit, says Meir interest in fancy restaurants or luxury Employees will appreciate having increased their savings over the period. Statman, a professor at Santa Clara Uni- cruises, but you might discover that insurance and likely will show their EBRI theorizes that retirees might versity, in Santa Clara, Calif. Successful flying business class is worth every appreciation through loyalty and hard spend at slow rates because they’re un- savers have prospered by living below penny. Or you may gain the confidence to work. And that’s The Savage Truth. certain about how much money they’ll their means, and over time, that frugality continue driving by upgrading to a car need, how long it will have to last or what becomes a matter of preference — hard- with the latest safety features. Terry Savage is a registered investment a safe rate of spending might be. wired, sometimes to an excessive degree. adviser and the author of four best- But conversations with financial plan- “Tightwads are usually disciplined in Anne Kates Smith is executive editor at selling books, including "The Savage ners and behavioral finance experts many other areas of their life,” says certi- Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine. Truth on Money." Terry responds to suggest that another of EBRI’s theories is fied financial planner Ann Reilley Gugle Send your questions and comments to questions on her blog at more relevant than you might think: of Charlotte. “Spending can be associated [email protected]. TerrySavage.com.

Bold company moves that paid off

1. H.J. HEINZ, 1897 The impact: The gambit worked, and Wrigley During an early wave of public concern about invented direct marketing in the process. Today, direct food safety, the ketchup king became the first mail is a $42 billion business; search marketing, its CEO to open his factory for tours. digital equivalent, is almost as large. The impact: Facility visits quickly drew 20,000 4. JEFF BEZOS, 2017–2018 visitors annually, and Heinz kept using transparency Bezos turned Amazon’s search for a second to build consumer trust, promoting federal regula- 3. STEVE JOBS, 1984 corporate headquarters into a nationwide tion to transform the entire food industry. At the live unveiling of the Mac, Jobs contest. removed it from a sack, stepped aside and The impact: No winner has yet been chosen, the computer introduced itself, saying, but Amazon scored invaluable data about 2. WILLIAM WRIGLEY JR., 1915 “Hello, I’m Macintosh. It sure is great to get each of the 238 cities that applied, likely Wrigley decided to try to boost sales of his out of that bag.” He earned a standing ovation. forever altering how companies choose chewing gum brands by sending free samples to The impact: No one had ever seen a tech demo like where to locate and what concessions they the 1.5 million U.S. homes with a telephone. it. The formula is still used today. ask of cities. SOURCE: Fast Company Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Monday, October 22, 2018 3 SUCCESS

Steve Rosen Kids & Money Don’t let college loan debt derail marriage

Money issues have long been a leading cause of tension in marriages. But as college has grown more expensive, mountains of student loan debt have ALEUTIE/ become particularly thorny problems for DREAMSTIME couples to work through, according to a recent report from Student Loan Hero, a site that helps people manage education debt. More than a third of borrowers who responded to a Student Loan Hero survey said college loans and other financial Win back respect woes such as credit card debt contributed to their divorce. Digging deeper, the sur- The effects of being an aggressive vey found that one in eight of those di- 3 steps to get your team on your side leader are harmful to your company vorcees, or 13 percent, blamed student culture and can make your employees loans for ending their relationship, the By Mandy Gilbert Asking for feedback feel underappreciated. But let's be real, survey of more than 800 divorced adults being assertive is not as easy as it sounds. found. Let’s be honest. Feedback is uncom- So what can leaders do to earn the Total outstanding student loan debt has Eye rolls, whispered comments and fortable. It can hit you where it hurts. respect of their employees and avoid the cracked the trillion-dollar ceiling. But the ignored emails. When the workplace However, it’s important if you want to title of office bully? Remember to be numbers are more impactful when you starts feeling as though you’re back in develop your relationships and turn self-aware, listen, give feedback in a consider that the average outstanding middle school, it’s clear that you've lost things around. By re-framing how you helpful way, be open to ideas and always balance is $34,144 for the average student the respect of your employees. look at feedback, you’ll start to see its be direct. borrower graduating in four years. Before you start scolding everyone in value and will benefit from the rewards. An admired and respected leader with That’s up 62 percent over the last dec- sight, step back and ask yourself, “What As a leader, asking for feedback should these skills will be able to compel his or ade, according to a report by Experian, the went wrong?” be a non-negotiable. It's the only way to her team to achieve more in the work- consumer credit reporting company. Leadership is demanding. Missing create a transparent culture that will place. In addition, the percentage of borrow- targets and answering to shareholders is earn the respect of your employees, so ers who owe $50,000 or more has tripled stressful, to say the least. You may not they feel valued. In return, this helps over the same period, the federal Con- have realized it, but you could have proj- your company perform better. Being vulnerable sumer Financial Protection Bureau noted ected this stress onto your team, turning Now it's time for you to open your Most of us, myself included, at some in a separate report. them against you. doors, so you can come out better on the point have looked at vulnerability as a Marrying someone with that kind of Have you been MIA over the past few other side. There are three key things weakness, but having a “never let ’em see student debt “feels very unfair,” and can months? When you’re never in the office, that you must do in order to have a trans- you sweat” attitude is holding you back “really hold you back” from buying a it’s impossible to lead, inspire and culti- parent feedback culture. as a leader. Only allowing your team to home or having children, said Jacqueline vate your team. The first is to have one-on-one conver- see your triumphs is losing you respect Newman, the managing partner of Berk- Or perhaps the issue is that you’re sations to build trust. The second is to be because people can't relate to perfection. man Bottger Newman & Rodd, a divorce unable to make decisions. accepting to all feedback (positive or It's time to break down barriers and and family law firm in New York. Avoiding confrontation and making negative). Finally, create solutions that ditch your perfect persona by showing What happens to student loans in a excuses for under-performers are all you can put into action. your human side. Create more genuine divorce? The answer can be complicated, signs that you have fallen into the friend relationships with your employees by depending partly on the amount of debt zone. Don’t get sucked into the hype of asking for ideas and admitting when you and whether federal, state or private loans being a cool boss by always remembering Acting assertive make mistakes. are involved. But according to CollegeIn- that you are the leader and your employ- Learning how to communicate the Give your company a competitive edge vestor.com, the bottom line is that the ees need guidance and support, not a right way is key when you are in a leader- by bonding over non-work related topics. name on the student loan is the one that best friend. ship position. Without proper communi- Getting to know each other doesn’t have matters for repayment purposes. Or maybe you’ve become the stern cation you'll be faced with a whole slew to be boring. If both spouses have loans, the website leader, droning on about meeting sales of problems (employees quitting and a Host a company potluck, field trip or recommends a stipulation in the divorce quotas and insisting people toe the line. toxic culture, to name a few). sports day and watch your team’s morale settlement so each person is responsible If you want to create a strong culture We all need to be reminded of the and productivity take off. for his or her own debt. and build a thriving workplace, you need difference between assertiveness and Private loans from a bank can be tricki- to start owning your actions. Here are aggressiveness. It's an easy line to cross Mandy Gilbert is the founder and chief er if your spouse co-signed on the loan. three skills to begin earning back your without a practical understanding of executive of Creative Niche and the co- However, some lenders will offer co- employees’ respect. what it means to be assertive. founder of RED Academy. signer releases. Well before the overhang of college debt becomes a relationship killer, New- man said the key for a couple is to communicate and be honest, especially before tying the knot. Millennials, have “If a spouse is resentful about marrying into debt, be honest about it,” she said. “Then get creative to figure out ways to a talk with parents minimize the resentment.” For example, Newman advises couples about caregiving to consider a prenuptial or post-nuptial agreement that specifies that the person By Kaitlin Pitsker who is helping pay down the partner’s Kiplinger debt would be reimbursed in the event of a divorce. Even if your parents are active and “I have been told by clients that while healthy, there likely will come a time they do not plan to divorce, it makes them when they may need a little help. feel better and less resentful just knowing An estimated 10 million millennials that type of arrangement is set up in the are acting as caregivers for a parent, event that a divorce does occur in the in-law, grandparent or other adult, ac- future,” she said. cording to a recent report by AARP’s For couples who don’t want a prenup- Public Policy Institute. In time, more tial agreement, consider more informal millennials will step into this role. arrangements about how much money in “Economic factors, including the the household budget will be spent on student loan crisis, stagnant wages and paying down the college debt. the rising cost of elder care, are combin- ALEXRATHS/DREAMSTIME Also take advantage of federal income- ing in a dangerous way that makes caring based repayment plans. The point is to for aging parents different for millennials There’s no need for them to divulge cial. Do your parents have a long-term- make the debt payment automatic and than it was for previous generations,” every detail of their finances and plans. care insurance policy to cover at least comfortably part of the monthly budget. says Grace Whiting, president of the Instead, aim to get a sense of both their some of these expenses? Or do they plan Newman said some couples agree to National Caregiving Alliance. financial and physical health, says Jeremy to rely on other sources, such as savings what she called an equalization payment The AARP report found that millenni- Torgerson, founder of nVest Advisors, in or the sale of their home, to cover the to the non-debtor spouse to spend money al caregivers spend an average of 21 Brighton, Colo. Also ask your parents costs? on “something that is solely for his or her hours a week caring for older adults, and what their expectations are for later in To avoid legal and financial problems if benefit. Say $2,000 is spent a month for those with out-of-pocket caregiving retirement, when they may need help on an illness or accident occurs, ask your loan payments, perhaps the other spouse expenses spend nearly $7,000 a year on a daily or weekly basis — who they hope parents where they keep estate-planning buys a new set of golf clubs. The whole caregiving-related transportation, home will provide that assistance and how documents. point is to take steps to dissipate any an- modifications, legal fees and medical they’ll pay for it. Such topics aren’t easy to discuss, and ticipated resentment.” costs, which can put a significant strain The cost of paid long-term care adds families often need to start small, says What you do not want to do, Newman on careers and financial goals. up quickly. Medicare typically won’t Carol Craigie, a certified financial planner said, is to “stay quiet about it and have the Even if your parents are still relatively cover home health care, adult day care or in Denver. Talk about general concerns at resentment build to the point that divorce young, it isn’t too early to ask them what nursing homes. first and get more specific over time. papers are being thrown around because they might need and what they expect of The median cost of a home health aide someone did not put a dirty fork in the you as they age. Start with their retire- nationwide is $22 per hour, or almost Kaitlin Pitsker is a staff writer at Kip- dishwasher.” ment goals and finances — when they $46,000 a year for 40 hours a week, and a linger’s Personal Finance magazine. hope to retire and where they want to private room at a nursing home averages Send your questions and comments to Questions, comments, column ideas? Reach live. $267 a day, according to Genworth Finan- [email protected]. Steve Rosen at [email protected]. 4 Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Monday, October 22, 2018

OBITUARIES

GEORGE N. SCHMIDT 1946-2018 Teacher fought against In Memoriam Maynen, Joseph D. Joseph D. Maynen, age 54, of Stevensville, MI, passed away on October 20, 2018 in injustice, for education Guido “Bush” Calcagno Naperville, IL. He was born August 26, 6/30/29 - 10/22/92 Always In Our Hearts 1964. He is survived by his parents, five By Bob Goldsborough west Side, a powerful for- Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries siblings, and many nieces and nephews. Chicago Tribune mer deputy superintendent, Joseph proudly served in the US Navy had been molesting stu- and Naval Reserves from 1989-2006. He had a circle George N. Schmidt was dents in his office. Moffat Death Notices of friends that loved him as well as his entire family. passionate about education was convicted in 1987 of He will be deeply missed. Memorial Visitation will be sexually abusing five stu- Wednesday, October 24, 2018 from 3:00-7:00 PM at and fighting injustice wher- Bulow, Norine Friedrich-Jones Funeral Home & Cremation Services Norine E. Bulow nee Dalzell. Beloved wife of Edward ever he saw it. He pursued dents and was sentenced to 44 S. Mill St. Naperville, IL 60540. A Memorial Service Bulow of 65 years. Loving mother of Michael (Krista) both in dual roles as a high 15 years in prison. will take place on Thursday, October 25 at 10:00 AM Bulow, Patrick Bulow, Karen (Thomas) Malburg, school English teacher in “People need to know the at the funeral home. A private burial at sea by the Jean Bulow & the late Eileen Bulow. Cherished Chicago Public Schools and truth to change the horror US Navy will take place at a future date. For those grandmother of David (Stacy), Jason, Joni (Nick), that is the Chicago Public wishing to leave a lasting tribute to Joseph’s life, do- as editor-in-chief of Sub- Matthew (Sarah), Kylie (Nate) & Erin. Adored great nations to the American Cancer Society at 1801 S. stance, a controversial, Schools for (a) large number grandmother of many. Fond aunt of many nieces & Meyers Rd. Suite 100 Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181 or teacher-produced investiga- of children and teachers in nephews. Funeral Thursday 9:00 am from Thompson the Wounded Warriors Project 4899 Belfort Rd. Suite tive newspaper he co- FAMILY PHOTO the city,” Schmidt told the & Kuenster Funeral Home, 5570 W. 95th St., Oak 300 Jacksonville, FL 32256 would be appreciated. founded that focused on the George N. Schmidt also Tribune in 1989. Lawn to St. Catherine Church for Mass at 10:00 am. For more information, please call (630)355-0213 or Interment St. Mary Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday school system. founded an investigative MacDonald called visit www.friedrich-jones.com. Schmidt also was known newspaper, Substance. Schmidt “a fighter for a long from 3:00 pm until 9:00 pm. In lieu of flowers, dona- for his educational innova- time” and “a real intellect.” tions to the Alzheimer’s Association, Illinois Chapter, tions — he was an early out against the war, if you’re “There wasn’t a subject 8430 W. Bryn Mawr, Suite 800, Chicago, IL 60631, you couldn’t talk to him would be greatly appreciated. thompsonkuenster- adopter of Apple Macintosh outside Fort Riley in Kansas funeralhome.com 708-425-0500 Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries computers, which he passing out leaflets outside about, although he’d always Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries brought into his classrooms of a gate, that takes some want to turn it back to the — and his commitment to heart.” schools,” MacDonald said. Frankel, Les Mungovan, June June Mungovan (nee Nicholson) 95. October 20, teaching lower-income high Schmidt later stopped “He knew something about Les Frankel, 85, of Northbrook. Cherished hus- 2018. Blessed wife of the late Raymond. Loving school students. teaching for a time and everything.” band of Joyce Frankel; loving father Mother of Raymond (Camille), Michael (Kay), of Jill (Richard) Ying, Robert (Bettina) “George was passionate drove a taxi to make ends Schmidt’s work for Sub- James CFD Ret. (Maribeth) Mungovan, Mary June Frankel and Richard (Lisa) Frankel; about the things he did meet. He also attended stance created no shortage (Ronald) Choate, the late William and Daniel (Laura) adoring grandfather of Eve, Isaac, Max, believe in,” said Chicago DePaul University College of enemies, including CPS Mungovan. Dear grandmother of 21 and great grand- Julian and Noah Frankel and Molly Ying; Teachers Union recording of Law for two years, study- administrators, union offi- mother of many. Visitation Tuesday 3:00 p.m. to 9:00 fond brother of Jayne (George) Zugsmith and the p.m. at Donnellan Funeral Home 10525 S. Western secretary Michael Brunson, ing military law. cials and local politicians. late Vikky Bavly. Graveside services will be held Ave. Chicago IL. Family and friends will meet directly a longtime friend who de- In 1974, Schmidt re- In 1999, Schmidt’s work 2:00 p.m., Monday, October 22, 2018, at Rosehill at St. Christina Church (3342 West 111th Street scribed Schmidt as a men- turned to teaching in CPS as for Substance cost him his Cemetery, 5800 N. Ravenswood Ave., Chicago, IL Chicago, IL) Wednesday for Mass at 11:00 a.m. Int. tor. a day-to-day substitute teaching job at Bowen. In 60660. Contributions to Ronald McDonald House Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. In lieu of flowers dona- “George was a fearless teacher at Grant Elementa- Substance, Schmidt ac- Charities, 26345 Network Place, Chicago, IL 60673 tions may be made to St. Jude Children’s Research or St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, 501 St Jude individual, and he was not ry School and then at quired and published, page Hospital 501 St. Jude PL. Memphis, TN 38105. Info Place, Memphis, TN 38105 appreciated. Funeral in- afraid to be the only one in Prosser Vocational High for page, end-of-semester (773) 238-0075 or sign guestbook at www.donnel- formation 847-256-5700. the room speaking his mind. School in the Northwest CASE exams for high school lanfuneralhome.com. He had this thing where if Side Hanson Park neighbor- students as a way to high- he thought you were doing hood. In 1975, he sought to light what he thought were anything that was contra- organize substitute teach- problems with the exams, Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries dictory to the principles that ers. which were a cornerstone in Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries we were supposed to be From 1976 until 1983, CPS’ efforts to reform learn- standing on or what we Schmidt was a regular pres- ing and teaching assess- Gibbons, Rachel ‘”Randy”’ believed in, he would call ence in numerous Chicago ments under new local Rachel “Randy” Gibbons nee Cuthill, age 72,beloved Murphy, Julianne ‘Julie’ wife of the late William M. Gibbons, loving mother of standards. Schmidt pub- Julianne ‘Julie’ Murphy, nee Duchak you out and he’d say it.” high schools, including William C.(Stacey) Gibbons, Anne Elizabeth Conway, 3-11-1932 --- 10-19-2018 Schmidt, 71, died of com- Steinmetz, Collins, Tilden, lished the U.S. history, alge- Ryan J.(Amy) Gibbons and Tracey Gibbons (Richard Julianne, daughter of the late Julia (nee Petras) and plications from lung cancer Manley, Marshall, DuSable, bra, world studies and Eng- Gorzaleny). Devoted grandmother of Casey, Erin George Duchak went to her real home to celebrate Sept. 17 at his home, said his Gage Park and Kenwood. In lish exams. and Madeline Gibbons, Patricia Conway, Charlotte, with God, Jesus and The Holy Spirit. wife of 20 years, Sharon. He January 1984, Schmidt was “The exams have neither Calvin, Alexander and Lucy Gibbons. Dear sister of The only people she loved as much as God were had been a longtime resi- assigned a steady position validity nor reliability,” Douglas(Mary)Cuthill and sister-in-law of Patricia her family. Waiting to join her is her husband Ken dent of the Northwest Side teaching English at Amund- Schmidt told the Tribune in Anne Lawrence. Memorial visitation will be held Murphy, son Ken (Karen) Murphy, Julie/Cissie Portage Park neighborhood. sen High School in the 1999. “This should be pub- on Saturday Oct.27 at St. Ignatius Church, 6559 (Don) Moore, Andrea (Mark) Lozano, Annette (Jim) Born in Elizabeth, N.J., to North Side Ravenswood lishable, and it should be N.Glenwood from 10:00am until time of Mass at Sosnowski, Patty Murphy and Alison Murphy. Also 11:00am, Interment will be private. In lieu of flow- subject to public debate.” surviving are 12 grandkids and 8 great-grandkids. World War II veteran par- neighborhood. While at ers contributions to either The Ignatian Solidarity Julie never understood her worth or the special ents, Schmidt grew up in Amundsen, Schmidt taught Schmidt’s action drew Network, 1 John Carroll Blvd., University Heights, OH gifts God gave to her. Through her God given abili- Linden, N.J., where he be- every level of English and criticism from Mayor Rich- 44118 or Misericordia Home,6300 N. Ridge Avenue, ties to listen, accept and demonstrate His love and came an Eagle Scout at 13. served as the faculty spon- ard M. Daley, schools chief Chicago, IL 60660 appreciated. Funeral info: John E. forgiveness she impacted and changed many lives He graduated from St. Bene- sor for the school news- Paul Vallas and school board MaloneyFuneral Home (773)764-1617 and situations. dict’s Preparatory School in paper. President Gery Chico, and Julie is the one person we are certain is in heaven Newark in 1964 and spent Schmidt also built a repu- officials suspended Schmidt dancing with God and her family. two years at St. Vincent tation for his interest in with pay and subsequently She was our best friend- what mom and wife is the College in Latrobe, Pa. technology, and after Apple terminated him. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries best friend to her whole family- and will be missed After his firing, Schmidt and cherished. Her love and memories will always Schmidt moved to Chi- rolled out its Macintosh in be with us. cago for his final two years 1984, Schmidt won grants to worked for the CTU as a Hafner, Arthur W. Visitation, Tuesday, October 23, 2018, 3:00PM Arthur W. Hafner PhD, age 75, passed away peace- of college, and he received a bring the new computers researcher, director of to 9:00PM at Damar-Kaminski Funeral Home & fully at his Northbrook home on October scholarship to study at the into his classroom. school safety and consultant Crematorium, 7861 S. 88th Avenue, Justice, Illinois. 20th following a valiant battle with University of Chicago. Schmidt was a finalist for and also worked for Service Funeral, Wednesday, October 24, 2018 prayers to pancreatic cancer. A beloved and cher- begin from the funeral home to Saint Germaine While there, he studied the first Golden Apple Employees International ished husband, father, and Zayde, he is Church, 9711 S. Kolin Avenue, Oak Lawn, Illinois under future U.S. poet laure- teaching award in 1986. Union Local 73 as the direc- survived by his loving wife Ruth, nee Mass Time Pending. Interment Resurrection ate Robert Pinsky, joined the After a dispute with tor of research. Austin children Tamar (Jack) Waller, Zach (Elizabeth), Cemetery, Justice, Illinois. activist group Students for a Amundsen’s principal at the Whitney Young High Ethan (Melissa), and Jeremy (Julie) Hafner, and 11 For more information, 708-496-0200 or www.ka- School English teacher Jay grandchildren. He will be sorely missed. Graveside Democratic Society and time, Ed Klunk, Schmidt minskifamilyfuneralhomes.com services Monday 3 PM at Memorial Park Cemetery demonstrated during the was reassigned to Bowen Rehak, who also is the Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Democratic National Con- High School in the South president of the Chicago (9900 Gross Point Rd., Skokie. Info Mitzvah Memorial vention in Chicago in 1968. Side’s South Chicago neigh- Teachers’ Pension Fund, Funerals, 630-MITZVAH (630-648-9824) or After graduating from the borhood in 1993. While at called Schmidt “the most www.mitzvahfunerals.com PILOLLA, JOSEPH J. U. of C. in 1969 with a Bowen, he also served as the tenacious journalist I ever Joseph J. Pilolla, 93, of Elmhurst, IL. Veteran WWII, US bachelor’s degree in English school’s security coordina- met.” Army Air Corps. Beloved husband of the late Dorothy K. Pilolla; loving father of and the humanities, tor. “George was skeptical of Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Victoria P. (Keith) Sas, Anthony J. (Debra) Schmidt took education Schmidt’s work outside systems, and he always tried Pilolla, Patrick M. (Katherine) Pilolla courses at Chicago State the classroom was as impor- to keep everybody honest. and Paula (Thomas) Pilolla Zintl; proud University and Northeast- tant to him as his time in the Even though he was very Kahn, Lillian grandfather of Brandon (Jessica) Warden, Alexander Lillian Kahn, age 101. Loving wife to the late Rabbi (Jeni) Warden, Rebecca Pilolla, Adam Pilolla, Quinn ern Illinois University. He classroom. He ran for presi- powerful and a strong union Eli J. Kahn. Devoted mother of Rachelle Zintl and Ken and Jeff Sas; honored great grandfa- worked as a substitute dent of the CTU three times, advocate, he always held the Rosenfeld, Shulamit Kahn-Lang, Rabbi ther of Maggie and Leo Marcinkiewicz; dear brother teacher in Chicago’s pubic and he was at the helm of feet to the fire of anyone in David Kahn and the late Judith Kahn. of Vincent (Diane) Pilolla and the late Andrew (the schools until 1971. A fierce Substance from the time he power, even in his own Proud grandmother,great grandmother late Anna), Nick and Victor (survived by Laura); fond opponent of the Vietnam helped found it in 1975 until union,” Rehak said. and great great grandmother to uncle of many nieces and nephews. Visitation at many. Service was held Sunday 3PM at Chicago War, Schmidt also volun- his death. “He was such a purist Ahlgrim Funeral Home, 567 S. Spring Rd., Elmhurst Jewish Funerals Chapel, 8851 Skokie Blvd, Skokie. teered to be what he termed Schmidt started Sub- that to be honest with you, from 4:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. Wednesday, October 24, Interment Waldheim. In lieu of flowers memori- a “military counselor” for stance as a newsletter to air nobody could make him 100 2018. Funeral Mass 11:00 A.M. Thursday, October als can be made to Yeshivas Darchei Torah School the Chicago Area Military substitute teachers’ griev- percent happy with what 25, 2018 at Visitation Church, 779 S. York Rd., 21550 West 12 Mile Rd., Southfield, MI 48076 or Elmhurst (please meet at church). Interment Queen Project — helping educate ances. The monthly publica- they did. His sincerity and AMIT, 8401 Crawford Ave., Skokie, Illinois 60076, of Heaven Cemetery. Funeral Info 630-834-3515 or active and AWOL soldiers tion produced stories that his integrity are what I www.amitchildren.org. Arrangements by Chicago www.ahlgrim.com while also producing under- challenged Westside Prep remember about him the Jewish Funerals - Skokie Chapel, 847.229.8822 ground newspapers like Vi- founder Marva Collins’ most.” etnam GI and Camp News. claims of success in teaching Two previous marriages, Substance co-founder low-income students and to Linda Haase and Agatha Larry MacDonald, a Marine uncovered how CPS admin- Vasilescu, ended in divorce. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries veteran, said he “really ap- istrators worked during va- In addition to his wife, Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries preciated” Schmidt’s anti- cation periods to pad their Schmidt is survived by sons LaBarge, Mary Rose war activities. incomes. Dan, Sam and Josh; a Mary Rose LaBarge, nee Daniel, age 91; passed away “He had the right ideas One of Schmidt’s biggest brother, Thomas; and sisters peacefully in Clarendon Hills on October 21, 2018; Risky, Sr., William ‘Bill’ about things, and I found his stories was in April 1985, Joan and Terry. beloved wife of the late Kenneth Wilmer LaBarge; William (Bill) Risk, Sr., age 65, of Bolingbrook, former analysis of the war compel- when Substance broke the Services were held. loving mother of Julie (Kevin) Simmons, Russell owner of B&M Services Center, Lyons, IL. Resting at ling. And to know that he news that James Moffat, the (Anne), and Daniel (Sara) LaBarge; dear grand- Kopicki’s Tower Home for Funerals 4007 Joliet Ave was out there to try to principal at Kelvyn Park Bob Goldsborough is a free- mother of Sean, Kristin, Rose, and Grace Simmons Lyons, IL 60534. Visitation Tuesday 2-8pm additional and Hannah and Haley LaBarge. Family and friends info at towerlyons.com organize soldiers to speak High School on the North- lance reporter. were the joy of Mary’s life. Visitation Saturday, from 9:00AM until time of Service at 11:00AM at Sullivan Funeral Home, 60 So. Grant Street, Hinsdale, IL. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. In lieu of flow- Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries ers, memorials to American Cancer Society, www. Chicago Daily Tribune cancer.org are appreciated. 630-323-0275 or www. sullivanfuneralhomehinsdale.com. Russell, Thomas C. ON OCTOBER 22 ... ceived its charter. stitutionally elected presi- Thomas C. Russell, age 84, of Elmhurst, formerly dent of the Republic of of Joliet, Veteran of USAF, In 1746 Princeton Uni- In 1836 Sam Houston was Texas. 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In lieu of flowers, donations in Lenard’s Oct. 22 Lotto: $18.25M Daily 4 midday ...... In 2002 134 South York Road, (½ mile North of Saint Charles Oct. 23 Mega Millions: $1.6B 758 a bus driver was name to American Cancer Society (donate4.cancer. Daily 3 evening ...... Road), Elmhurst. Mass of Christian Burial 9:30 Oct. 24 Powerball: $620M Daily 4 evening ...... 3973 shot to death in Aspen Hill, org) would be appreciated. Info Mitzvah Memorial a.m. at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church. Fantasy 5 ...... 14 15 20 23 39 Md., in what would be the Funerals, 630-MITZVAH (630-648-9824), or www. 1 2 20 22 23 26 30 32 Interment Saint Mary Catholic Cemetery. Memorials WISCONSIN Keno ...... 13th and final attack linked MitzvahFunerals.com Oct. 21 35 39 43 45 46 48 49 may be made to the charity of your choice. For fu- Pick 3 ...... 458 52 53 56 60 74 75 78 by authorities to the Wash- neral information please call 630-832-0018 or www. 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- Motorcycles Wanted! Cash Paid! All Makes! COUNTY OF COOK TONI PRECKWINKLE, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK Will Pick Up. Reasonable. 630-660-0571 PRESIDENT OFFICE OF THE CHIEF COUNTY, ILLINOIS JUVENILE JUSTICE AND PROCUREMENT OFFICER AMMAR M. CHILD PROTECTION DEPARTMENT CHILD RIZKI, INTERIM CHIEF PROCUREMENT PROTECTION DIVISION OFFICER ADVERTISEMENT DATE: October 22, 2018 IN THE INTEREST OF Kailani Silva DESCRIPTION: Invitation for Bids for Cable TV Equipment MINOR(S) CHILD(REN) OF Karina Cruz (Mother) CONTRACT NO.: 1825-17550 Ryan, Ellen V. Wilson, Bruce A. JUVENILE NO.: 18JA00799 Ellen V. Ryan- (nee Renaghan), age 70, beloved wife Married for 31 years to Kathleen, father of Leslie, MBE/WBE GOALS: Twelve and Moira and Curt Wilson; Bruce one half percent (12.5%) MBE and Five NOTICE OF PUBLICATION of the late Thomas Ryan; loving mother of Michael percent (5%) WBE of the overall estimated was born in Windsor, Canada (Jennifer), Jim (Lynn), Teresa (Jason) Fee, Becky (Dan) BOATS ***THE BOAT DOCK*** We Buy expenditures for this procurement NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, Jeffrey Martinez as a U.S. citizen in 1931, the & Consign Used Boats! Springfield, Illinois (Father), respondents, and to All Whom It Sweeney, Patty (Greg) Helmstetter, Dan (Elizabeth), www.theboatdock.com ***THE BOAT BID DOCUMENTS: Solicitation Document May Concern, that on August 21, 2018, a Catherine (Jared) Fryksdale, Veronica (Piotr) Rog, fourth son of the late Mabel DOCK*** 217-793-7300 is available for download at: http://legacy. petition was filed under the Juvenile Court cookcountygov.com/purchasing/bids/ Act by KIM FOXX in this court and that in and Sean (Katrina); devoted grandmother of Phallon, and Sidney Wilson, and died BUYING old whiskey/bourbon/rye! Looking listAllBids.php the courtroom of Judge Kimberly Lewis Nicholas, Chandler, Charlie, Abigail, Jack, Matt, Tim, October 17, 2018. He was for full/sealed vintage bottles and decanters. in the Cook County Juvenile Court Building, 87 and from Barrington Hills. PAYING TOP DOLLAR!! 773-263-5320 PRE-BID CONFERENCE: None 1100 So. Hamilton Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, Evie, Joe, Amelia, Kaitlin, Declan, Thomas, Lillian, ON 11/09/2018,at 10:00 AM in CALENDAR Melanie and Cynthia; dearest sister of Kathleen Bruce is further survived by BUYING RECORD ALBUMS! Rock, Jazz & 8 COURTROOM H, or as soon thereafter as his four grandsons, Nikolai, Blues. Also vintage baseball cards! BID DUE DATE: November 2, 2018 at 10:00 this case may be heard, an adjudicatory Comer and Walter Renaghan and cherished aunt 847-343-1628 AM CST hearing will be held upon the petition to of many. Visitation Wednesday 3-9 p.m. at Cooney Henry, Chuck and Harrison have the minor declared to be a ward of the and by his brother, Sidney CONTACT: Hermine Wise, Contract court and for other relief under the Act. Funeral Home 625 Busse Hwy Park Ridge. Funeral BUYING TOY TRAINS Negotiator LIONEL, AMERICAN FLYER, HO, BRASS, Thursday, prayers at 9:30 a.m. at the funeral home James Wilson (Mary Ann), as well as his first wife and OLD TOYS, COIN OPERATED GAMES, COKE (312) 603-3950 (office), (312) 603-3179 (fax) THE COURT HAS AUTHORITY IN THIS mother of his children, Mimi Hamann, and many lov- MACHINES, SLOT CARS, OLD SIGNS! [email protected] (email) CASE TO TAKE FROM YOU THE CUSTODY then going to St. Paul of the Cross for 10 a.m. Mass. Dennis 630-319-2331 AND GUARDIANSHIP OF THE MINOR, TO Interment Maryhill Cemetery. Info 847-685-1002 ing nieces, nephews and in-laws. He was preceded Local MBE/WBE firms are encouraged to TERMINATE YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND in death by siblings, Herbert, Thomas, and Catherine. BUYING!! Coins, Currency, Gold & Silver! submit bids. The County has set contract TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO www.cooneyfuneralhome.com With over 50 years of experience, we are your specific goals based on the requested CONSENT TO ADOPTION. YOU MAY LOSE ALL Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Bruce will be missed by the many lives he touched, trusted source. Ask for a FREE evaluation! service. The MBE/WBE goals are listed PARENTAL RIGHTS TO YOUR CHILD. IF THE children he entertained with his whimsical sense of above and in the Contract document. PETITION REQUESTS THE TERMINATION OF Inquiries regarding MBE/WBE participation YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND APPOINTMENT humor, and those he supported in their pursuit of should be directed to the Office of Contract OF A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENT education and business. Family & friends are invited Compliance at (312) 603-5502. TO ADOPTION, YOU MAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL RIGHTS TO THE CHILD. Schachter, Jeffrey D. to gather on November 10 from 10:00 a.m.until a The County reserves the right to reject any Jeffrey D. Schachter, age 80, of Pembroke Pines, FL, service at noon at Davenport Family Funeral Home, and all bids. UNLESS YOU appear, you will not be entitled to further written notices or publication formerly of Chicago, former owner of 149 West Main St., Barrington. For full obituary or to notices of the proceedings in this case, Schachter’s Baking Co. and Jeff’s Laugh leave condolences visit Davenportfamily.com. including the filing of an amended petition or a motion to terminate parental rights. Inn, husband of Ana, nee Gutierrez, father (by an earlier marriage) of Fran (Jim) UNLESS YOU appear at the hearing and FREON 12 WANTED: R12 collecting dust? show cause against the petition, the Lucari and Betsy (David) Kipnis, grand- Certified professional pays CA$H for R12. allegations of the petition may stand father of Eric, Brandon, Alana and Alex, brother of RefrigerantFinders.com (312) 291-9169 admitted as against you and each of you, Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries and an order or judgment entered. Beth Elpern (the late Ed) Burrows, step-father of RV’S/CAMPERS Colman’s RV – We buy/ Nurlas and Nilda Gutierrez, son of the late Abraham IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT consign used Campers & RV’s www. COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS and Resea. Funeral services Monday, October colmansrv.com 217-787-8653 COUNTY, ILLINOIS JUVENILE JUSTICE AND CHILD PROTECTION DEPARTMENT CHILD October 22, 2018 22nd, 11 AM at Westlawn Cemetery’s Chapel, PROTECTION DIVISION 7801 W. Montrose, Norridge. Interment to follow. Vintage Beer & Soda Cans & Signs: We Pay Top Dollar for Your Collections 708-315-0048 IN THE INTEREST OF Contributions in Jeffrey’s name to the charity of DeWayne Blair Aka Dwayne Blair IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK your choice would be appreciated. Info Mitzvah WANTED Paying Cash for Military Items, COUNTY, ILLINOIS JUVENILE JUSTICE AND American, German, Japanese & Other MINOR(S) CHILD(REN) OF Kashaka Mckee CHILD PROTECTION DEPARTMENT CHILD Memorial Funerals, 630-MITZVAH (630-648-9824), or Countries from Any Period. Also Marx (Mother) PROTECTION DIVISION www.mitzvahfunerals.com Playsets, Toy Soldiers, Trains, Miscellaneous Toys & Antiques. Call Gary: 708-522-3400 JUVENILE NO.: 15JA00845 IN THE INTEREST OF Kailani Silva NOTICE OF PUBLICATION Wanted: Oriental Rugs Any size/ Any condition - for cash. MINOR(S) CHILD(REN) OF Karina Cruz *** CALL 773-575-8088 *** NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, Cephas Blair (Mother) (Father) Any And All Unknown Fathers Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries , respondents, and to All Whom It May JUVENILE NO.: 18JA00799 We Want Your Old Car; We pay $100-$500 Concern, that on August 3, 2018, a petition CASH Contact Rod 773-930-7112 was filed under the Juvenile Court Act by NOTICE OF PUBLICATION KIM FOXX in this court and that in the courtroom of Judge Robert Balanoff in the NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, Charlie Soto Cook County Juvenile Court Building, 1100 (Father), respondents, and to All Whom It Walter, Virlyn W. So. Hamilton Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, ON May Concern, that on August 21, 2018, a Virlyn W. Walter, 93, of Lombard and formerly of DOGS 11/09/2018, at 9:30 AM in CALENDAR 12 petition was filed under the Juvenile Court COURTROOM L, or as soon thereafter as this Act by KIM FOXX in this court and that in Elmhurst. Beloved husband of Betty; case may be heard, a hearing will be held the courtroom of Judge Kimberly Lewis loving father of Steven (Janis), Donald upon the petition to terminate your parental in the Cook County Juvenile Court Building, rights and appoint a guardian with power to and Russell (Rosemary); cherished German Shepherd 1-920-336-8780 1100 So. Hamilton Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, Green Bay, WI $1200-$1500 M/F consent to adoption. ON 11/09/2018,at 10:00 AM in CALENDAR grandfather of Laura, Sara, Karen and Puppies. 8wks. Top Lines. OFA+DM tested. 8 COURTROOM H, or as soon thereafter as Stable, great for security. foxwoodkennels.com THE COURT HAS AUTHORITY IN THIS this case may be heard, an adjudicatory Susie; proud great grandfather of 7; CASE TO TAKE FROM YOU THE CUSTODY hearing will be held upon the petition to brother of Raymond. Virlyn was a WWII Air Force Labrador Retriever 630-365-6792 AND GUARDIANSHIP OF THE MINOR, TO have the minor declared to be a ward of the ELBURN, IL $750 M/F TERMINATE YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND court and for other relief under the Act. Veteran and a longtime member of St. Peter’s TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO AKC/OFA Fox red pups ready now. Pictures & United Church of Christ. He enjoyed singing in the Everylife story info on web site www.hvlabradors.com CONSENT TO ADOPTION. YOU MAY LOSE ALL THE COURT HAS AUTHORITY IN THIS PARENTAL RIGHTS TO YOUR CHILD. IF THE CASE TO TAKE FROM YOU THE CUSTODY church and Beacon Hill choirs. Visitation at Ahlgrim Miniature Pinscher 608-514-4293 PETITION REQUESTS THE TERMINATION OF AND GUARDIANSHIP OF THE MINOR, TO deserves to be told. YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND APPOINTMENT TERMINATE YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND Funeral Home, 567 S. Spring Rd., Elmhurst from 2:00 Madison, WI $550 4F/2M OF A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENT p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Wednesday, October 24, 2018. Puppies. Reg. 8wks. Blk/Rust. I own sire and TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO dame. Vaccines wormed, docked, dew-clawed. TO ADOPTION, YOU MAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL CONSENT TO ADOPTION. YOU MAY LOSE ALL Services 10:30 a.m. Thursday, October 25, 2018 at Share your loved one's story at RIGHTS TO THE CHILD. PARENTAL RIGHTS TO YOUR CHILD. IF THE Other 574-971-1365 PETITION REQUESTS THE TERMINATION OF the funeral home. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens UNLESS YOU appear, you will not be entitled Shipshewana $2500 M/F YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND APPOINTMENT placeanad.chicagotribune.com to further written notices or publication West Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, Memorials will Miniture Bernedoodle Puppies OF A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENT www.michianabernedoodles.com notices of the proceedings in this case, TO ADOPTION, YOU MAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL be appreciated for the Hinsdale Humane Society, 21 including the filing of an amended petition RIGHTS TO THE CHILD. Salt Creek Lane, Hinsdale, IL 60521. Funeral info Scottish Terrier 574-875-4111 or a motion to terminate parental rights. Goshen, IN $950 OBO 2 Males UNLESS YOU appear, you will not be entitled 630-834-3515 or www.ahlgrim.com. UNLESS YOU appear at the hearing and AKC Pups, 4 months, microchipped, first shots & to further written notices or publication wormed, well socialized, looking for good homes show cause against the petition, the notices of the proceedings in this case, allegations of the petition may stand including the filing of an amended petition admitted as against you and each of you, or a motion to terminate parental rights. Brought to youbyLegacy.com® and an order or judgment entered. GENERAL UNLESS YOU appear at the hearing and Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT show cause against the petition, the ANNOUNCEMENTS COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS allegations of the petition may stand October 22, 2018 admitted as against you and each of you, and an order or judgment entered. AUCTION AUCTION 10/27/18 500 LOTS COINS Over 300 BU Silver $’s; Proofs; Bullion, DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT 5 Gold Coins; Good variety; List: www. 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Dental CROWN $399, White Filling $99, Extraction $99, Partial and Full Denture $999, Dental Implant $399 call 224-255-6133 COUNTY OF COOK IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK TONI PRECKWINKLE, PRESIDENT COUNTY, ILLINOIS JUVENILE JUSTICE AND Office of the Chief Procurement Officer CHILD PROTECTION DEPARTMENT CHILD Ammar M. Rizki, Interim Chief Procurement PROTECTION DIVISION Officer IN THE INTEREST OF ADVERTISEMENT DATE: Monday, October Morgan Mestrovich Madison Mestrovich 22, 2018 Mackenzie Schmitz

DESCRIPTION: Invitation for Bids for Upgrade MINOR(S) CHILD(REN) OF Melissa Schmitz of the C-Cure 800 System to the C-Cure (Mother) 9000 System, and Maintenance to the C-Cure 9000 System for the Cook County JUVENILE NO.: 18JA00725 18JA00726 Facilities Management Department 18JA00727 Happy Spiritual Care Week To All Chaplains and to APC/BCCI Chaplains at Chicago Trauma CONTRACT NO.: 1853-17375 NOTICE OF PUBLICATION Centers: Advocate Illinois Masonic, (& Christ), Mt. Sinai, Northwestern & Stroger hospitals! MBE/WBE GOALS: Tw e n t y-Five NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, Melissa Schmitz Looking For Frank I, Alvenia, am looking for percent (25%) MBE, and ten percent (10%) (Mother), respondents, and to All Whom It Frank of Chicago, IL. Son of Momma Lily off of WBE of the overall estimated expenditures May Concern, that on August 2, 2018, a North Ave and Hudson. His siblings are Mary Tina for this procurement petition was ﬁled under the Juvenile Court and a brother named Labell and a sister Lillian Act by KIM FOXX in this court and that in who is now deceased. 314-706-6344 BID DOCUMENTS: Solicitation Document the courtroom of Judge Maxwell Grifﬁn is available for download at: http://legacy. in the Cook County Juvenile Court Building, cookcountygov.com/purchasing/bids/ 1100 So. Hamilton Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, listAllBids.php ON 11/09/2018,at 1:30 PM in CALENDAR STUFF FOR SALE 10 COURTROOM J, or as soon thereafter PRE-BID CONFERENCE AND SITE INSPECTION as this case may be heard, an adjudicatory DATE: Monday, November 5, 2018 at 11:00 hearing will be held upon the petition to a.m. have the minor declared to be a ward of the Bears PSL Marketplace Buy/Sell PSLs & court and for other relief under the Act. Tickets! PSLsource.com - 800-252-8055 PRE-BID CONFERENCE AND SITE THE COURT HAS AUTHORITY IN THIS INSPECTION LOCATION: Cook County CASE TO TAKE FROM YOU THE CUSTODY PROFESSIONAL FLAT FILE 3 sections Juvenile Center Complex AND GUARDIANSHIP OF THE MINOR, TO 5 drawers per w/ base/top cap 2245 West Ogden Avenue TERMINATE YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND 47”W x 34”D x 56”H * PRISTINE* $1,500 Chicago, IL 60612 TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO 219-326-1519 CASH ONLY Must picK up CONSENT TO ADOPTION. YOU MAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL RIGHTS TO YOUR CHILD. IF THE Attendance at the Pre-Bid Conference AND PETITION REQUESTS THE TERMINATION OF LEGAL NOTICES Site Inspection is mandatory YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND APPOINTMENT OF A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENT GOVERNMENT/EDUCATION BID DUE DATE: Wednesday, November 28, TO ADOPTION, YOU MAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL 2018 at 10:00 a.m. Central Standard Time RIGHTS TO THE CHILD.

COUNTY OF COOK CONTACT: Kevin Casey, Specifications UNLESS YOU appear, you will not be entitled TONI PRECKWINKLE, PRESIDENT Engineer, (312) 603-6830 to further written notices or publication OFFICE OF THE CHIEF Email: [email protected] notices of the proceedings in this case, PROCUREMENT OFFICER including the filing of an amended petition AMMAR RIZKI, INTERIM CHIEF Local MBE/WBE firms are encouraged to or a motion to terminate parental rights. PROCUREMENT OFFICER submit bids. The County has set contract ADVERTISEMENT DATE: Monday, October specific goals based on the requested UNLESS YOU appear at the hearing and 22, 2018 service. The MBE/WBE goals are listed show cause against the petition, the above and in the Contract document. allegations of the petition may stand DESCRIPTION: Invitation for Bids for Inquiries regarding MBE/WBE participation admitted as against you and each of you, Inspection, Maintenance and Repair of Truck should be directed to the Office of Contract and an order or judgment entered. and Automtive Lifts For North and South Compliance at (312) 603-5502. Districts DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT The County reserves the right to reject any COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS DOCUMENT NO.: 1855-17334R and all bids. October 22, 2018

SOLICITATION DOCUMENTS: Solicitation Document is available for download at: http://legacy.cookcountygov.com/ purchasing/bids/listAllBids.php YOUR MBE/WBE GOALS: 0% MBE/WBE

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK PUBLIC NOTIFICATION FOR LOMR CASE COUNTY, ILLINOIS JUVENILE JUSTICE AND COUNTY, ILLINOIS JUVENILE JUSTICE AND NO: 18-05-2398R CHILD PROTECTION DEPARTMENT CHILD CHILD PROTECTION DEPARTMENT CHILD The Village of Franklin Park Dept. of F18080189 FRDM F18060201 SLS MANLEY, DEAS, KOCHALSKI LLC PROTECTION DIVISION PROTECTION DIVISION Engineering, in accordance with National IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, One East Wacker – Suite 1250 Flood Insurance Program regulation 65.7(b) ILLINOIS ILLINOIS Chicago, IL 60601 IN THE INTEREST OF IN THE INTEREST OF (1), hereby gives notice of its intent to COUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHANCERY DIVISION COUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHANCERY DIVISION Wallace Stark Jasonia Twiley AKA Jasiona Wallace Stark revise the Village’s flood hazard information, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, Naja’Marie Twiley AKA Jasiona Naja generally located between the Tri-State Freedom Mortgage Corporation Specialized Loan Servicing LLC ILLINOIS, JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, Marie Twiley Dewayne Blair aka Dwayne MINOR(S) CHILD(REN) OF Kashaka Mckee Tollway (I-294) and Belmont Avenue. Plaintiff, Plaintiff, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION ., Plaintiff, v. Blair (Mother) Specifically, the flood hazard information will vs. vs. UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON-RECORD be revised along Silver Creek from a point Feliciano Rojas; Unknown Owners and Non- Cory D. Williams aka Cory Williams; Lisa A. CLAIMANTS; UNKNOWN HEIRS AND MINOR(S) CHILD(REN) OF Kashaka Mckee JUVENILE NO.: 15JA00844 terminating at Belmont Avenue to a point Record Claimants Martin aka Lisa A. Martin-Williams aka Lisa LEGATEES OF TAE SUP WON, AKA TAE S. (Mother) aka Kashaka McKee Twiley approximately at the Tri-State Tollway. Defendants. Martin-Williams aka Lisa Martin; Unknown WON, AKA TAE WON DECEASED; SUNGYUN NOTICE OF PUBLICATION As a result of the revision, the floodway will Owners and Non-Record Claimants WON, AKA SONYA WON; CHARLES WON; BP JUVENILE NO.: 15JA00844 16JA00366 typically narrow in extent along the subject CASE NO. 18 CH 11731 COMPANY; WILLIAM BUTCHER, AS SPECIAL 15JA00845 NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, Wallace Stark reach, the 1percent-annual-change in water- 1036 Hollywood Avenue, Des Plaines, Illinois Defendants. REPRESENTATIVE OF TAE SUP WON, AKA (Father) Any And All Unknown Fathers surface elevations shall increase, and the 60016 TAE S. WON, AKA TAE WON, DECEASED, NOTICE OF PUBLICATION Any , respondents, and to All Whom It May 1-percent-annual-chance floodplain will Curry, Jr. Calendar 57 CASE NO. 18 CH 8581 Defendants, Case No. 2018CH09094 Concern, that on August 3, 2018, a petition narrow within the area of revision. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 1059 North Keystone Avenue, Chicago, NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, Kashaka McKee was filed under the Juvenile Court Act by Maps and detailed analysis of the revision Illinois 60651 The requisite affidavit for publication Twiley aka Kashaka Mckee (mother), KIM FOXX in this court and that in the can be reviewed at the Village of Franklin The requisite affidavit for publication having NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION having been filed, notice is hereby given respondents, and to All Whom It May courtroom of Judge Robert Balanoff in the Park, Engineering Dept. at 9500 Belmont been filed, notice is hereby given you, you, Unknown Owners and Non-Record Concern, that on August 3, 2018, a petition Cook County Juvenile Court Building, 1100 Avenue. Interested persons may call the Feliciano Rojas, and UNKNOWN OWNERS The requisite affidavit for publication having Claimants, Unknown Heirs and Legatees of was filed under the Juvenile Court Act by So. Hamilton Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, ON Engineering Dept. at (847) 671-8304 for and NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, defendants been filed, notice is hereby given you, Cory Tae Sup Won, AKA Tae S. Won, AKA Tae Won KIM FOXX in this court and that in the 11/09/2018, at 9:30 AM in CALENDAR 12 additional information from 8am to 4:30pm in the above entitled cause, that suit has D. Williams aka Cory Williams, Lisa A. Martin deceased, Charles Won, that the said suit courtroom of Judge Robert Balanoff in the COURTROOM L, or as soon thereafter as this M, T, R, F; 8am to 6pm on Wednesdays, and been commenced against you and other aka Lisa A. Martin-Williams aka Lisa Martin- has been commenced in the Circuit Court Cook County Juvenile Court Building, 1100 case may be heard, a hearing will be held 9am to noon on Saturdays to coordinate defendants in the Circuit Court for the Williams aka Lisa Martin, and UNKNOWN of the Cook County Judicial Circuit, Cook So. Hamilton Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, ON upon the petition to terminate your parental with Village staff. The Village is closed on Judicial Circuit by said plaintiff praying OWNERS and NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, County, Illinois by the said plaintiff against 11/09/2018, at 9:30 AM in CALENDAR 12 rights and appoint a guardian with power to Sunday. for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage defendants in the above entitled cause, that you and other defendants, praying for the COURTROOM L, or as soon thereafter as this consent to adoption. conveying the premises described as suit has been commenced against you and foreclosure of a certain Mortgage conveying case may be heard, a hearing will be held follows, to wit: other defendants in the Circuit Court for the premises described as follows, to-wit: NOTICE OF CONSOLIDATION OF A the Judicial Circuit by said plaintiff praying upon the petition to terminate your parental THE COURT HAS AUTHORITY IN THIS BANK SUBSIDIARY WITH AND INTO ITS rights and appoint a guardian with power to CASE TO TAKE FROM YOU THE CUSTODY THE WEST HALF (1/2) OF LOT EIGHT (8) for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage Lot Seven (7) in Palmgren’s Subdivision, PARENT INSURED NATIONAL BANKING IN BLOCK TWELVE (12) IN DES PLAINES, conveying the premises described as being a subdivision of the North 183.0 feet consent to adoption. AND GUARDIANSHIP OF THE MINOR, TO ASSOCIATION TERMINATE YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND MANOR TRACT NO. 2 IN THE WEST HALF follows, to wit: of that part of the South Half (1/2) of the Notice is hereby given that application is (1/2) OF SECTION 17, TOWNSHIP 41 NORTH, South Half (1/2) of Section 35, Towns 42 THE COURT HAS AUTHORITY IN THIS TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO being made to the Federal Deposit Insurance CASE TO TAKE FROM YOU THE CUSTODY CONSENT TO ADOPTION. YOU MAY LOSE ALL RANGE 12, EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL LOT 20 IN BLOCK 7 IN MILLS AND SONS North, Range 12, East of the Third Principal Corporation, Chicago Regional Office, 300 MERIDIAN, ACCORDING TO PLAT RECORDED SUBDIVISION OF BLOCKS 1,2,7, AND 8 IN Meridian, lying East of the Easterly Right of AND GUARDIANSHIP OF THE MINOR, TO PARENTAL RIGHTS TO YOUR CHILD. IF THE South Riverside Plaza, Suite 1700, Chicago, TERMINATE YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND PETITION REQUESTS THE TERMINATION OF JULY 14,1911, AS DOCUMENT NUMBER RESUBDIVISION OF BLOCKS 1 AND 2 IN way line of the Chicago, Milwaukee, and Illinois 60606 by BMO Harris Bank National 4793564, IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS. FOSTER SUBDIVISION OF THE EAST 1/2 St. Paul Railway Company and West of the TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND APPOINTMENT Association, Chicago, Illinois, 60603, a CONSENT TO ADOPTION. YOU MAY LOSE ALL OF A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENT OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/2 OF SECTION 3, Center line of Waukegan Road (excepting national banking association, for approval to P.I.N.: 09-17-302-010-0000 TOWNSHIP 39 NORTH, RANGE 13, EAST OF therefrom the East 200.0 feet, as measured PARENTAL RIGHTS TO YOUR CHILD. IF THE TO ADOPTION, YOU MAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL consolidate via dissolution a wholly-owned PETITION REQUESTS THE TERMINATION OF RIGHTS TO THE CHILD. THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, IN COOK along the North line of said South Half (1/2) subsidiary M&I Mortgage Reinsurance Said property is commonly known as 1036 COUNTY, ILLINOIS. of the South Half (1/2) of Section 35, Town 42 YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND APPOINTMENT Corporation, a Vermont corporation, OF A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENT UNLESS YOU appear, you will not be entitled Hollywood Avenue, Des Plaines, Illinois North, Range 12, East of the Third Principal with and into BMO Harris Bank National 60016, and which said mortgage(s) was/ P.I.N.: 16-03-415-001-0000 Meridian). Plat recorded April 29, 1940 at TO ADOPTION, YOU MAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL to further written notices or publication Association, with BMO Harris Bank National RIGHTS TO THE CHILD. notices of the proceedings in this case, were made by Feliciano Rojas and recorded Document No. 855176. Association being the resultant institution. in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds Said property is commonly known as 1059 including the filing of an amended petition This notice is published pursuant to 12 U.S.C. UNLESS YOU appear, you will not be entitled or a motion to terminate parental rights. as Document Number 1720206085 and North Keystone Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 1743 Linneman, Glenview, IL 60025 §1828(c) and 12 C.F.R. § 303.65. This notice for other relief; that Summons was duly 60651, and which said mortgage(s) was/ 04-35-314-014-0000 to further written notices or publication will appear three times at approximately notices of the proceedings in this case, UNLESS YOU appear at the hearing and issued out of the above Court against you were made by Cory D. Williams and Lisa two-week intervals over a 25-day period as provided by law and that said suit is now A. Martin and recorded in the Office of the Now, therefore, unless you, Unknown including the filing of an amended petition show cause against the petition, the beginning September 26, 2018, and ending or a motion to terminate parental rights. allegations of the petition may stand pending. Recorder of Deeds as Document Number Owners and Non-Record Claimants, October 22, 2018. 0925113052 and for other relief; that Unknown Heirs and Legatees of Tae admitted as against you and each of you, Any person wishing to comment on this UNLESS YOU appear at the hearing and and an order or judgment entered. NOW THEREFORE, unless you, the said above Summons was duly issued out of the above Sup Won, AKA Tae S. Won, AKA Tae Won application may file his or her comments named defendants, file your answer to the Court against you as provided by law and deceased, Charles Won, and the said above show cause against the petition, the in writing with the Regional Director of the allegations of the petition may stand DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT complaint in the said suit or otherwise make that said suit is now pending. named defendants, file your answer to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation at its your appearance therein, in the Office of complaint in said suit or otherwise make admitted as against you and each of you, COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS Chicago Regional Office, 300 South Riverside and an order or judgment entered. October 22, 2018 the Clerk of the Court at Cook County on or NOW THEREFORE, unless you, the said above your appearance therein, in the office of the Plaza, Suite 1700, Chicago, Illinois 60606, before November 14, 2018, a default may be named defendants, file your answer to the Clerk of the Cook County Judicial Circuit, not later than 30 days after the date of the DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT taken against you at any time after that date complaint in the said suit or otherwise make Cook County, Illinois, on or before November first publication of this notice. The non- and a Judgment entered in accordance with your appearance therein, in the Office of 7, 2018, default may be entered against you COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS confidential portions of the application are October 22, 2018 the prayer of said complaint. the Clerk of the Court at Cook County on or at any time after that day and a Judgment on file at those offices and are available for before November 14, 2018, a default may be entered in accordance with the prayer of public inspection during regular business This communication is an attempt to collect taken against you at any time after that date said Complaint. hours. Photocopies of the non-confidential a debt and any information obtained will be and a Judgment entered in accordance with portion of the application file will be made used for that purpose. the prayer of said complaint. Edward R. Peterka (6220416) available upon request. MANLEY DEAS KOCHALSKI LLC BMO Harris Bank N.A., Chicago IL Steven C. Lindberg This communication is an attempt to collect Attorneys for Plaintiff M&I Mortgage Reinsurance Corporation, ANSELMO LINDBERG & ASSOCIATES LLC a debt and any information obtained will be One East Wacker, Suite 1250, Chicago, IL LEGAL Burlington VT 1771 W. Diehl Rd., Ste 120 used for that purpose. 60601 Naperville, IL 60563-4947 Phone: 312-651-6700; Fax: 614-220-5613 NOTICES NOTICE OF CONSOLIDATION OF A 630-453-6960 | 866-402-8661 | 630-428- Steven C. Lindberg Atty. No.: 48928 BANK SUBSIDIARY WITH AND INTO ITS 4620 (fax) ANSELMO LINDBERG & ASSOCIATES LLC Email: [email protected] PARENT INSURED NATIONAL BANKING Attorney No. Cook 58852, DuPage 293191, 1771 W. Diehl Rd., Ste 120 FILE NUMBER: 18-017724 ASSOCIATION Kane 031-26104, Naperville, IL 60563-4947 One of Plaintiff’s Attorneys Notice is hereby given that application is Peoria 1794, Winnebago 3802, IL 03126232 630-453-6960 | 866-402-8661 | 630-428- Pub: 10/8, 10/15 & 10/22/2018 5919210 being made to the Federal Deposit Insurance [email protected] 4620 (fax) THE CITY OF EVANSTON NOTIFIES ALL Corporation, Chicago Regional Office, 300 INTERESTED PARITES BY PUBLICATION: Attorney No. Cook 58852, DuPage 293191, South Riverside Plaza, Suite 1700, Chicago, THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT Kane 031-26104, The property located at 1567 Dodge Ave, Illinois Evanston, Illinois, 60201 with PIN: 10-13-406- COLLECTOR. Peoria 1794, Winnebago 3802, IL 03126232 60606 by BMO Harris Bank National Pub: 10/15, 10/22 & 10/29/2018 5928087 [email protected] 007-0000 is open and vacant and constitutes Association, Chicago, Illinois, 60603, a an immediate and continuing hazard to the national banking association, for approval THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT community. The City of Evanston intends to to consolidate via dissolution a wholly- DEMOLISH the garage and remove all debris, COLLECTOR. owned subsidiary Water Street Land, LLC, a Pub: 10/15, 10/22 & 10/29/2018 5928262 garbage, or other hazardous, noxious, or Wisconsin limited liability company, with and unhealthy substances or materials if the into BMO Harris Bank National Association, owner or owners or lienholders of record fail with BMO Harris Bank National Association to do so within 30 days of publication notice. being the resultant institution. LEGAL This notice is published pursuant to 12 U.S.C. Legal Description: THE SOUTH 46 FEET OF §1828(c) and 12 C.F.R. § 303.65. This notice NOTICES LOT 13 IN BLOCK 5 IN HINMAN ADDITION will appear three times at approximately TO EVANSTON, A SUBDIVISION OF THE two-week intervals over a 25-day period NORTHWEST ¼ OF THE SOUTHEAST ¼ beginning September 26, 2018, and ending OF SECTION 13, TOWNSHIP 41 NORTH, October 22, 2018. RANGE 13, EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL Any person wishing to comment on this MERIDIAN, IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS. application may file his or her comments in writing with the Regional Director of the The City of Evanston can be reached Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation at its regarding this publication notice at: Chicago Regional Office, 300 South Riverside 847.866.2937. Plaza, Suite 1700, Chicago, Illinois 60606, not later than 30 days after the date of the first publication of this notice. The non- confidential portions of the application are on file at those offices and are available for public inspection during regular business hours. Photocopies of the non-confidential portion of the application file will be made available upon request. BMO Harris Bank N.A., Chicago IL Water Street Land, LLC, Milwaukee WI

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LEGAL NOTICE VOTE EARLY OCTOBER 22 – NOVEMBER 5, 2018 Official notice is hereby given, by Cook County Clerk David Orr, that Early Voting forthe Gubernatorial Election being held on Tuesday, November 6, 2018, will be held at the below locations. This notice applies only to SUBURBAN Cook County.

M - F Oct. 22-26 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. M-F Oct.22-26 9a.m.to5p.m. M - F Oct. 29-Nov. 2 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. M - F Oct. 29-Nov. 2 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. M Nov.5 9a.m.to5p.m. M Nov.5 9a.m.to7p.m. SAT Oct. 27 and Nov. 3 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. SAT Oct. 27 and Nov. 3 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. SUN Oct. 28 and Nov. 4 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. SUN Oct. 28 and Nov. 4 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Grace period registration offered at all early voting locations.

North of EisenhowerExpressway (I-290) Niles Village Hall Schaumburg - Maywood Courthouse - 1000 Civic Center Drive (Trickster Art Gallery) Whitcomb Building Niles, IL 60714 190 S. Roselle Rd. 1311 Maybrook Sq. Arlington Heights Village Hall Evanston Civic Center Schaumburg, IL 60193 Room 104 33 S. Arlington Heights Rd. 2100 Ridge Ave. Norridge Village Hall Maywood, IL 60153 Arlington Heights, IL 60005 Evanston, IL 60201 4000 N. Olcott Ave. Skokie Village Hall Norridge, IL 60706 5127 Oakton St. Rolling Meadows Courthouse Barrington Hills Village Hall Franklin Park Village Hall Skokie, IL 60077 2121 Euclid Ave. 112 Algonquin Rd. 9500 Belmont Ave. Northbrook Village Hall Room 238 Barrington Hills, IL 60010 Franklink Park, IL 60131 1225 Cedar Lane Streamwood Village Hall Rolling Meadows, IL 60008 Northbrook, IL 60062 301 E. Irving Park Rd. Bellwood Village Hall Glenview Village Hall Streamwood, IL 60107 Skokie Courthouse 3200 Washington Blvd. 2500 E. Lake Ave. Oak Park Village Hall 5600 W. Old Orchard Rd. Bellwood, IL 60104 Glenview, IL 60025 123 Madison St. Wheeling - (The George and Room 149 OakPark,IL60302 Angela Paterakis Center) NEW Skokie, IL 60077 Des Plaines Public Library Hoffman Estates Village Hall 199 N. First St. 1501 Ellinwood St. 1900 Hassell Rd. Palatine Village Hall Wheeling, IL 60090 County Clerk’s Main Office Des Plaines, IL 60016 Hoffman Estates, IL 60169 200 E. Wood St. 69 W. Washington, Pedway & 5th Fl. Palatine, IL 60067 Wilmette - Chicago, IL 60602 Elk Grove Village Village Hall Melrose Park Village Hall (Centennial Park) 901 Wellington Ave. 1000 N. 25th Ave. Park Ridge - (Centennial 2300 Old Glenview Rd. Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 Melrose Park, IL 60160 Activity Center) Wilmette, IL 60091 100 S. Western Ave. Elmwood Park Village Hall Mount Prospect Village Hall Park Ridge, IL 60068 11 W. Conti Pkwy. 50 S. Emerson St. Elmwood Park, IL 60707 Mount Prospect, IL 60056

South of Eisenhower Expressway (I-290) Hodgkins Village Hall Oak Lawn Village Hall South Holland - (South 8990 Lyons St. 9446 S. Raymond Ave. Suburban College) Hodgkins, IL 60525 Oak Lawn, IL 60453 15800 S. State St. Alsip Village Hall Calumet Township South Holland, IL 60473 4500 W. 123rd St. Community Center Lansing Public Library Olympia Fields Senior Living Alsip, IL 60803 12633 S. Ashland Ave. 2750 Indiana Ave. 3633 Breakers Dr. Stickney-Forest View Calumet Park, IL 60827 Lansing, IL 60438 Olympia Fields, IL 60461 Public Library Berwyn City Hall 6800 W. 43rd St. 6700 W. 26th St. Cicero Community Center Lemont Township Hall Orland Township Hall Stickney, IL 60402 Berwyn, IL 60402 2250 S. 49th Ave. 1115 Warner Ave. 14807 Ravinia Ave. Cicero, IL 60804 Lemont, IL 60439 Orland Park, IL 60462 Tinley Park Village Hall Brookfield Village Hall 16250 S. Oak Park Ave. 8820 Brookfield Ave. Cicero PSO Building Lynwood Senior Youth Center Palos Heights Tinley Park, IL 60477 Brookfield, IL 60513 5410 W. 34th St. 21490 Lincoln Hwy. Recreation Center Cicero, IL 60804 Lynwood, IL 60411 6601 W. 127th St. Bridgeview Courthouse Burbank - Palos Heights, IL 60463 10220 S. 76th Ave. (Prairie Trails Library District) Crestwood - (Andrew Biela Matteson Community Center Room 238 8449 S. Moody Ave. Senior Citizen Center) 20642 Matteson Ave. Park Forest Village Hall Bridgeview, IL 60455 Burbank, IL 60459 4545 Midlothian Turnpike Matteson, IL 60443 350 Victory Blvd. Crestwood, IL 60445 Park Forest, IL 60466 Markham Courthouse Calumet City Public Library Oak Forest City Hall 16501 S. Kedzie Ave. 660 S. Manistee Ave. 15440 S. Central Ave. Room 238 Calumet City, IL 60409 Oak Forest, IL 60452 Markham, IL 60428 Monday, October 22, 2018 | Section 3 CHICAGO SPORTS

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JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Kevin White tries but fails to twist into the end zone after catching a Hail Mary pass on the final play, leaving the Bears just short of the Patriots in a thrilling finish at Soldier Field. PATRIOTS 38, BEARS 31 Longing for a yard OPENING SHOT Breaks go Bears’ way, but they Steve Trubisky accurate in at least Rosenbloom The Choice (and still can’t intrude on NFL’s elite remember, death is not an 1 area: ‘Close doesn’t cut it’ Two weeks in a row Or not enough anyway. option): The Bears giving up On the final play of a Jason McCourty, out- the Bears caught a big Mitch Trubisky’s Hail a kickoff return for a touch- wild Sunday afternoon, fought Josh Gordon and break before their game Mary heave to Kevin down or the Bears giving up Mitch Trubisky caught the ball at the and then struggled to White for 54 yards on a blocked punt return for a launched a bomb into 2-yard line. He turned to account for where it all the game’s final play touchdown? More Rosen- the October sky and push toward the end went wrong. wound up with White 1 bloom, Page 2 hoped for the best. A zone but was swarmed That’s how you go yard short of the end MORE COVERAGE cluster of bodies and turned back. from leading the NFC Brad Biggs zone as the Patriots won swirled around Soldier Dan Two feet from a tie On the Bears ■ Patriots bulldoze Bears by Wiederer North back to their 38-31 and the Bears fell returning a blocked punt for Field’s south goal line. game. Oh, so close. familiar digs in the to 3-3. They have led in a touchdown. Page 3 And from within that But, Trubisky ac- basement of the division. A week the second half of all three of ■ It’s OK to expect more of mob, Bears receiver Kevin White knowledged, “Close doesn’t cut after the Dolphins were suddenly their losses. Signs of progress Trubisky in a big game. emerged with the football. Right it.” without starting quarterback from last season are all over the Haugh, Page 5 near the end zone. That was that. The Bears’ bid Ryan Tannehill, the Patriots place, but it is pointless to spin ■ Bears can’t muster pass “From my vantage point,” to upset the mighty Patriots had showed up Sunday at Soldier this one for moral victories. rush to make Brady uncom- Trubisky said, “I thought he was failed. Their NFC North elevator Field without tight end Rob “It just goes to show that we’ve fortable. Page 5 in.” had taken them from first place to Gronkowski, arguably the NFL’s got a ways to go with where we’re This was the tease that ended a last. And an enthusiastic city was most dangerous red-zone target, at,” Bears coach Matt Nagy said. GAME 7 38-31 loss, the play that went left with a new and impassioned who remained in Massachusetts What we learned is the Bears Jets at Bears down as the Bears’ longest of the debate on what to make of this with an ailing back. Noon Sunday; day and, in some respects, their Advantage Bears? Not so much. Turn to Biggs, Page 4 CBS-2, WBBM-AM 780 most painful. White boxed out Turn to Wiederer, Page 5

BULLS Brunson’s mantra: Never back down Mavs rookie displays UP NEXT Bulls at Mavericks intangibles that made 7:30 p.m. Monday; him a star at Stevenson NBCSCH, WSCR-AM 670 NUCCIO DINUZZO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE By K.C. Johnson LIGHTNING 6, Chicago Tribune opening victory over the Timber- BLACKHAWKS 3 wolves. Rose scored 28 points and Derrick Rose has known Jalen while not all of them were on Hawks, Ward can’t Brunson for years, dating to Rose’s Brunson, some were. long relationship with Rick Brun- Afterward, Rose hugged Jalen withstand barrage son, the former Bulls player, coach and offered a simple compliment. The Lightning had an NHL- and Jalen’s father. “He said, ‘Way not to back record 33 shots on goal in the But on Saturday night in Dallas, down, man. Way to come at me,’ ” second period on the way to their relationship added a new Rick Brunson said by phone. “He the win. Hawks goalie Cam chapter — opponents. said Jalen kept fighting.” COOPER NEILL/AP Ward made 30 of his 49 saves Time and again, Rose attacked Mavericks guard Jalen Brunson, a graduate of Stevenson, is averaging in the second period. Page 7 Brunson in the Mavericks’ home- Turn to Brunson, Page 7 five points and 19.5 minutes in the NBA. The Bulls will face him Monday. 2 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, October 22, 2018 TOP OF THE SECOND

Steve Rosenbloom NFC NORTH Barometer’s arrow points up Vikings roll, move into 1st in division

This would feel like the Bears’ opening By Associated Press night. Back then, the new Bears, with the Mike Zimmer gathered his team threat of a 21st century offense, took on the around him in a victorious locker room Packers, the ruling class of the division and let them in on what they just most of the last 25 years. accomplished. On Sunday, the 3-2 Bears who led the The Vikings, he told them, had never NFC North, faced the Patriots, the kings of defeated the Jets on the road — until the NFL for most of this millennium. Sunday. Kirk Cousins and the rest of his Spoiler alert: They would face-plant teammates broke out in big cheers to against the Patriots the way they did celebrate a 37-17 win. against the Packers, blowing double-digit “Winning on the road is important in leads both games. this league,” Cousins said, “and I was But still, the who and how of it all are the glad we were able to do that.” way we gauge where these Bears are. Cousins threw two touchdown Sunday was a chance to measure rookie passes, Latavius Murray ran for two coach Matt Nagy in the toughest coaching scores, and the Vikings (4-2-1) pulled matchup of his six-game career, and there away in the second half for their third were weaknesses in Bill Belichick’s defense straight victory, which put them alone in that an offensive scheming maniac could first place in the NFC North. exploit. The Vikings offense was good enough The Patriots defense came in having against a Jets team that had four averaged more points and yards allowed turnovers — including interceptions of than the Bears and were stopping oppo- BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Jets rookie QB Sam Darnold by Harrison nents from converting third downs only 44 Mitch Trubisky walks off after throwing an interception in the fourth quarter Sunday. Smith, Holton Hill and Trae Waynes. percent of the time. This would be a “Anytime you score 37 points on the chance for a Bears offense that had shown impact with a hint of regularity is a rookie, 12-play, 64-yard drive by Brady, who com- road, you’re doing something right,” some big-time ability to make some big fifth-round pick Bilal Nichols. Yeesh. pleted a fourth-and-1 from his 42 to Josh Cousins said. plays, Belichick’s brain or no. We learned the Bears defense can be Gordon for 19 yards during his master Vikings wide receiver Adam Thielen The Patriots offense, meanwhile, neutered by Tom Brady the same way it class. became the fifth player in NFL history to would be without all-everything tight was rendered impotent by Aaron Rogers We learned that progress isn’t linear, and get at least 100 yards receiving in seven end Rob Gronkowski, which seemingly on opening night — with quick throws, neither was this game. The Bears regained consecutive games, catching nine passes put the Bears in the lead at home before misdirection and screens. That’s how the the lead at 24-21. There have been years for 110 yards and a touchdown. kickoff. Patriots tore up the Bears on the first drive when 24 points was a pipe dream. Last Murray, coming off career-high 155 And so, what did we see and learn? like it was a seven-on-seven drill. The year, for instance. But these inconsistent yards rushing against the Cardinals, We learned that Mitch Trubisky can Patriots continued to expose the Bears’ Bears audaciously played shootout with finished with 69 yards on 15 carries to look like a mess, a fraud when it comes to inability to tackle — when the Bears got Brady and Belichick. help lift the Vikings to their first road the claim that accuracy was his best asset. close enough to even be charged with Audacity would have little hope, as it win against the Jets (3-4). He overthrew again. He underthrew again. attempted arm tackles, that is. turned out. But that was for Sunday. For Cousins, 25 of 40 for 241 yards, turned He threw two interceptions and could’ve We learned the Bears can’t stand suc- the rest of the season, hope is making itself down the Jets’ three-year, $90 million thrown double that in the end zone alone. cess. Get a load of this series of moments: at home in Halas Hall. That’s something deal in the offseason and instead chose When did his quarterback coach become First, Nick Kwiatkoski forced a fumble else that we learned. They weren’t de- to go to Minnesota, which signed him to Jay Cutler? on a kickoff return that DeAndre Houston- stroyed by the Pats. The Bears didn’t get a deal worth $6 million less. And poise — where was Trubisky’s poise Carson recovered, a takeaway that Tru- Trestman’d. They made a ton of mistakes, in the pocket early? Trubisky treated the bisky would turn into a TD, scrambling for but despite that, they came within a play of Lions 32, Dolphins 21: The Lions did pocket like it was an interpretative dance of an 8-yard run but actually running 71.9 at least tying up the five-time Super Bowl something the Bears failed to a week a pachinko machine. Yeah, he gained a lot yards, according to the NFL’s NextGen champs. earlier: beat the Dolphins (4-3) in the of rushing yards and scored on a run, but stats. That’s the value of these types of barom- heat and humidity of Miami. that’s a shortcut to injured reserve and not Next, Nichols whipped Sony Michel to eter games — the Packers in September, “We’re playing a team, not the at all what Nagy’s offense is supposed to be the ground, jarring the ball loose and re- Patriots in October, Vikings in November weather,” quarterback Matthew Stafford about. covering the fumble himself, sort of a Mack and Rams in December will tell us what said. We learned that when Trubisky plants with a learner’s permit. Jordan Howard kind of progress the Bears are making. Kerryon Johnson rushed for 158 yards in the pocket, Trey Burton can be the mid- eventually stuck that turnover into the end It’s like monthly algebra tests in high and the Lions (3-3) netted 248 on the dle-of-the-field threat the Bears said he zone for a 17-7 lead. school, except Bears games can be enjoy- ground, their highest total in 21 years. was when they signed him. But then the same two units stunk, of able and useful. Stafford was 18-for-22 for 217 yards We learned that Khalil Mack is hurt course. Special teams was stung for a 95- and two touchdowns. The Lions had 457 worse than anyone’s saying and the only yard kickoff return by Cordarrelle Patter- [email protected] total yards and mounted scoring drives guy seemingly taking up his pass-rushing son, and then the defense got beat on a Twitter @steverosenbloom of 64, 85, 75, 65, 75, 63 and 44 yards.

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JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS Patriots linebacker Kyle Van Noy, right, returns a blocked punt for a touchdown in the third quarter Sunday as the Bears’ Pat O’Donnell and Deon Bush trail but can’t catch him. ‘Really embarrassed’

“Before I knew it, I was flat on my back,” Braunecker downcast after Braunecker said. “It was really unaccept- egregious gaffe on punt able, and, frankly, I’m really embarrassed about it.” leads to Pats’ touchdown Iyiegbuniwe said he needed to rewatch the play to assess what happened. High- By Rich Campbell | Chicago Tribune tower, meanwhile, said he simply bull- rushed the ‘B’ gap and ran over Braunecker. Ben Braunecker pulled on his gray “I had him on his heels and just knocked wingtip shoes and stood up from his stall him back and kept moving,” he said. “I inside a somber Bears locker room Sunday. honestly didn’t even know what to do. I’ve He swallowed hard, holding back the never blocked a punt before. I just know if I emotion that welled in his face and voice. could get there before he punted, I could hit The Patriots — those mighty champions him.” who zap their opponents’ margin for error Hightower sure looked like a natural. He — had gone through the reserve tight end to blocked the punt with textbook technique block a punt and return it 29 yards for a and legally spun punter Pat O’Donnell only touchdown. Now Braunecker was asked to after the block. describe the play that broke a third-quarter “It was one of those things where you tie and put the Bears behind for good. hear the double thud and you end up on “I can’t imagine a worse feeling on the your back,” O’Donnell said. football field,” he said, “knowing that you Hightower nearly recovered the loose were responsible for something like that.” ball as he rolled on the ground, but it It was the costliest mistake of many by squirted to linebacker Kyle Van Noy. He the Bears. And in a one-score loss that tried to scoop and score, but it didn’t come ended for the Bears at the Patriots 1-yard cleanly line, they failed to overcome 14 points “I almost pushed him on the ground, he conceded by the special teams. was taking too long,” Hightower said. “It’s a hurt feeling, man,” safety and core But Van Noy had plenty of time, as most special-teamer Deon Bush said. of the Bears coverage guys were looking In a back-and-forth game replete with downfield. mistakes and big plays on both sides, Braunecker got up quickly but not fast Cordarrelle Patterson’s 95-yard kickoff re- enough to prevent the touchdown. He turn for a touchdown in the second quarter wasn’t sure what he could have done didn’t stop the Bears from leading 24-21 differently, given how he lost his feet. But he early in the third. was certain how the play affected the Bears’ It was tied 24-24 with 6 minutes, 5 chance to knock off the Patriots and stay in seconds remaining in the third when the Dont’a Hightower, left, and Kyle Van Noy celebrate after combining on a special teams TD. first place. Bears punted from their 45. “It makes it pretty much impossible,” he Patriots special teams coach Joe Judge physical.” their rush by lining up 345-pound defensive said. “You have to be dialed in against a team inserted linebacker Dont’a Hightower on Based on the Patriots’ alignment and tackle Danny Shelton over Iyiegbuniwe, a like that that’s so well-disciplined and the punt block team. The 2016 Pro Bowler personnel, the Bears suspected they were linebacker listed at 230 pounds. well-coached. Special-teams errors just in normally doesn’t play on that unit, but attempting a block. So the Bears linemen Braunecker went through his normal general are inexcusable. But especially therein lies the Patriots’ strategic mastery. condensed their splits. blocking set by kicking back twice, but he those against that competition.” To Hightower, it meant one thing. Braunecker, the right tackle, lined up felt his legs get tangled up. He believes it “I’m power; I’m not a finesse guy,” he close to rookie Joel Iyiegbuniwe, the right was with Iyiegbuniwe, who tried to anchor [email protected] said. “If I’m in there, I’m trying to play guard. The Patriots added even more beef to against Shelton. Twitter @Rich_Campbell

THREE KEYS

Matt Nagy’s Bears have their first losing streak, a two-game slide against AFC East opponents that has dampened some of the buzz. On Sunday, the Bears were done in by untimely turnovers and two major special teams breakdowns in a 38-31 loss to the Patriots. Here were our three keys for Sunday’s game with a postgame recap of how the Bears fared with each.

1. Trust Matt Nagy. 2. Keep the “Chicken Salad” coming. 3. Beat the slot machine. Mitch Trubisky completed just eight of his 20 Tarik Cohen, who has proven his value as a Julian Edelman’s 9-yard touchdown catch on first-half attempts and threw a pair of matchup gem for the Bears, reached the end the game’s opening drive was too easy, second-half interceptions. Nagy’s plan helped zone for the third consecutive game, a nifty converting third-and-1 and finishing an produce a big day from tight end Trey Burton 6-yard reception in the third quarter that put impressive eight-play, 75-yard march. But (nine catches, 126 yards and a touchdown.) the Bears ahead 24-21. For the game, the beyond that, his damage was minimal. Still, the rookie coach will draw understandable scrutiny running back had 83 yards from scrimmage. But his six Edelman was targeted eight times, but his 36 receiving for some of his extra-creative play calling near the goal rushes produced only 14 yards, and the Patriots limited yards were a season-low. Tom Brady had more success line. (Trubisky almost threw an interception in the end his big-play production in the passing game. connecting with running back James White (eight zone on a pass intended for eligible offensive lineman catches, 57 yards, two touchdowns). White’s second Bradley Sowell.) Nagy also failed to adequately explain score, a 2-yarder, came on a quick touch pass from Brady the decision not to take a shot at the end zone from the as White came in motion and cruised easily into the end Patriots’ 40 on the final play of the first half. zone. It gave the Patriots a 38-24 lead. 4 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, October 22, 2018

PATRIOTS 38, BEARS 31 Bears can’t BEARS NOTES capitalize White just misses on breaks a huge moment Biggs, from Page 1 Forgotten receiver falls to win this next game. No ifs ands aren’t good enough to knock off or buts.” one of the league’s elite, not even 1 yard short of end zone when they catch multiple on stirring final play Bilal star: Rookie defensive breaks. tackle Bilal Nichols continues to The typically disciplined By Colleen Kane flash. He forced Patriots running Patriots had uncharacteristic and Rich Campbell back Sony Michel to fumble and penalties adding up to seven for Chicago Tribune recovered it on the first play of the 64 yards. Patriots rookie running second quarter. back Sony Michel, who had For a split-second Sunday after- Nichols held his ground against become a focal point of the of- noon at Soldier Field, Bears wide left tackle Trent Brown, shed the fense the previous three weeks, receiver Kevin White thought he block with a two-handed shove was forced to leave at the start of had a path to the end zone. and violently twisted Michel the second quarter after he suf- On the final play of the Bears’ down for no gain. The first-round fered a knee injury when defen- 38-31 loss to the Patriots, quarter- rookie running back dropped the sive tackle Bilal Nichols twisted back Mitch Trubisky scrambled to ball when his leg twisted under- him to the turf and forced a his left and unleashed a 54-yard neath him and Nichols, and he left fumble recovered by the Bears. pass toward the end zone. White the game with a knee injury and And then there was the glaring jumped in front of two Patriots did not return. absence of Gronkowski, which defenders and came down with “You’ve got to be careful with allowed the Bears to focus on the ball at the 2-yard line. guys like that, real shifty,” Nichols Julian Edelman, who was lim- He thought he could make it in said of Michel. “I just tried to ited to five catches for 36 yards. for the tying touchdown. make a safe tackle, but we always The Bears led 17-7 in the sec- “Until I felt a bunch of guys, preach getting the ball out.” ond quarter after capitalizing on JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE then I kind of knew it was over,” Nichols also blew up a screen in back-to-back takeaways, the Patriots defensive back Jonathan Jones intercepts a pass intended White said. “But I just tried to the first quarter by hitting Patriots Michel fumble and Nick for Bears wide receiver Anthony Miller in the fourth quarter Sunday. stretch the ball. I tried to hand it to quarterback Tom Brady before Kwiatkoski’s strip of kickoff (Taylor Gabriel), but there was no the play developed. The fifth- returner Cordarrelle Patterson. only sack, on a blitz. Free safety Jordan Howard, Tarik Cohen time left.” round rookie feels he has ben- Special teams ended up costing Eddie Jackson missed a tackle of and Taylor Gabriel totaled 53 A swarm of defenders stopped efited from playing about 20 the Bears more than it helped, Josh Gordon on a 55-yard gain yards. White at the 1-yard line, so his percent of the Bears’ snaps this though as Patterson responded that set up the game’s deciding “I came away pleased with second catch of the game and the season as a reserve in the defen- with a 95-yard return for a touchdown. how (Trubisky) played and you season did not become his first sive line rotation. touchdown and then Dont’a Quarterback Mitch Trubisky know, it’s just … it’s unfortunate career touchdown catch. “Every day I’m working hard on Hightower bulled over Ben ran for 81 yards on six carries, because I think overall all three “I knew it would come down to increasing my ability and working Braunecker en route to blocking including an 8-yard touchdown phases we just weren’t good a jump ball, so I just tried to make on my technique,” Nichols said. a punt that Kyle Van Noy in which he retreated to the enough,” Nagy said. the best of it and make a good scooped and returned for a 30-yard line. The play took 13 Perspective is always impor- play,” White said. “It sucks a little Inactives: The Bears played sev- touchdown. seconds — an eternity in the tant. The Bears would have been bit. If I had Kyle Long or one of the eral starters who missed practice You’re not going to win many NFL — and later he had a daring blown out of this game last sea- linemen to push me in, it would last week with injuries. Outside games allowing two touchdowns 38-yard run. It was the most son. They were humiliated in the have been a different game.” linebacker Khalil Mack (ankle), on special teams, and you’re rushing yards by a Bears quarter- last meeting with the Patriots White, the seventh overall pick receiver Allen Robinson (groin) going to win even fewer of those back since Cade McCown ran four years ago. in the 2015 draft who came into cornerbacks Prince Amukamara going against Tom Brady. for 87 in a Sept. 3, 2000, season- They’re a lot tougher than the game without even a target in (hamstring) and Bryce Callahan “Coach said it best today,” opening loss to the Vikings. they have been, but the stand- the season’s first five games, also (ankle) and offensive lineman Eric cornerback Prince Amukamara But Trubisky’s passing — 26 of ings don’t track progress from caught a 10-yard pass on the Bears’ Kush (neck) all played. said. “We weren’t great in any 50 for 333 yards with two touch- prior seasons. There are greater fourth-quarter touchdown drive. Backup cornerback Marcus phase. You especially can’t do downs and two interceptions — expectations for the Bears now, “It definitely feels good,” White Cooper was inactive Sunday with that against a team like the Patri- was rocky. He overthrew targets. whether they’re all reasonable or said. “It was a long time coming. I a hamstring injury. Fullback ots who are so disciplined and He underthrew targets. There not. just have to stay ready.” Michael Burton, wide receiver take advantage of those mistakes were some dropped passes but It remains to be seen what The Bears players said they Javon Wims, offensive linemen that we had.” again, he wasn’t good enough to kind of break the Bears can catch held their collective breaths as Rashaad Coward and Bryan Witz- The defense was better than it knock off a team like the Patri- before their home meeting with White came down with his second mann, defensive lineman Nick was last week when it wilted in ots. the Jets this week. Do they need catch. Williams and outside linebacker the heat and humidity of Miami Nagy was very supportive of one with the Jets starting a rook- “It was crazy,” safety Eddie Kylie Fitts were healthy scratches. in the fourth quarter and over- his quarterback afterward, alie at quarterback in Sam Jackson said. “It was a sense of time. But the pass rush remained most in a protective way. He Darnold? shock. Everyone cheered and [email protected] limited — at best — against the pointed out the running game jumped up and then saw he was Twitter @ChiTribKane [email protected] struggled, and that was true as [email protected] immobile Brady as rookie line- short. … It takes the celebration Twitter @Rich_Campbell backer Roquan Smith had the the 19 combined handoffs to Twitter @BradBiggs out of you. We just know we have Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, October 22, 2018 5

PATRIOTS 38, BEARS 31 It’s all right to ask more of Trubisky In a play that padded statistics and inflated the importance of coming close, Bears wide receiver Kevin White leaped high into the air David Sunday at Soldier Field Haugh to provide the most In the Wake enduring highlight of a of the News painful 38-31 loss to the Patriots. Somehow, White seized the football out of all the arms extended to catch a 54-yard spiral from quarterback Mitch Trubisky. The 6-foot-3, 210-pounder fought hard for the final yard before a group of gang-tack- ling Patriots stopped White at the 1. “Kevin made a heck of a catch,” Trubisky said, describing his vantage point for the dramatic finish. “I thought he was in.” Three measly feet officially separated a BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE chance at victory and defeat, but the Bears Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, who was sacked only once Sunday, sets up to throw in the second quarter against the Bears. are fooling themselves if they think they are that close to the Patriots, the standard by which NFL playoff hopefuls are measured. The tiebreaker in the NFC North doesn’t factor in moral victories. Yet, surprisingly, Bears coach Matt Nagy approached defiance at the end of his postgame news conference defending Pass rush AWOL Trubisky and his suddenly .500 team. “I just got done saying everything that 3-WORD REVIEWS obviously we didn’t do it enough to have it happened to us and we were a yard away Sacked a single time, Each week we ask readers to give us their turn out in our favor. from tying the game,” Nagy said. “So, take Brady stays comfortable three-word reviews of the Bears game on “We’re not scared of a challenge. It was that and think about that a little bit.” Twitter. Here are some of our favorites this very similar to what Miami did, as far as To Nagy, that beat thinking about what directing comeback win week. getting the ball out quick, getting it to the was on the mind of most everyone else in Overthrow, Underthrow....Defense? flats, getting the screen game going. Maybe Chicago who watched the game, which By Colleen Kane | Chicago Tribune — @BearDown2012 they think they have a blueprint to stop our was this: Had Trubisky not missed so many Trubisky equals TruMISSky defense, but I’m sure we’ll figure some- throws, the Bears might have beaten an Before he took the field Sunday against — @Any1canbetheKid thing out to counteract that.” injured Patriots team that survived a rare the Bears, Patriots quarterback Tom Brady No Holds called Mack, who battled a right ankle injury spell of sloppiness. had led 31 comeback victories after trailing — @geordiewendt all week, finished with one tackle. He left The Patriots played without injured by 10 or more points. Bears miss Toub the locker room without speaking to the tight end Rob Gronkowski, lost starting In case a reminder was needed about — @monkeyboy_81 media, and Bears coach Matt Nagy said he running back Sony Michel to injury, fum- that ability after the Bears took a 10-point Not Special Team needed to speak with Mack before he bled three times and committed several lead early in the second quarter, Brady — @Joe_Scannell could determine how much his injury dumb penalties yet still prevailed. They delivered a timely dagger. Let’s remember 46-10…. limited him. found a way by scoring 14 points off two After Cordarrelle Patterson’s kickoff — @Ajaboop The Patriots eased 75 yards down the special-teams breakdowns by the Bears, return touchdown brought the Patriots One yard shy field on eight plays on their first drive and whose passing game didn’t start clicking within 17-14 and the Bears punted, Brady — @mckpeterson took a 7-0 lead on Brady’s 9-yard touch- until the Patriots were protecting a double- faced fourth-and-1 at the Bears’ 42-yard Last place Bears down pass to Julian Edelman. Michel digit lead and gambling less. line. Brady placed a 19-yard pass into the — @wiltfongjr opened with an 18-yard run, and Brady The once-vaunted Bears defense, with hands of leaping wide receiver Josh Floyd no show completed 4 of 5 passes on the drive. only one sack in the last two games, defi- Gordon for a first down, and he threw his — @MartyDek78 “There was just a lot of leaky stuff, leaky nitely let the team down, but Trubisky at second of three touchdown passes five Too many mistakes yardage,” Bears cornerback Prince least shared responsibility for blowing a plays later to erase the Bears’ early lead. — @bjbanktpt Amukamara said. “Whether it’s the screen 10-point lead. At least the defense had an The 38-31 Patriots victory that followed game or the run game, I just thought we excuse with pass rusher Khalil Mack probably won’t make the top of the could be better than that.” playing through a sprained right ankle. highlight list of Brady’s 32 10-point you can get. They’ve got one of the greatest Running back James White beat Floyd Trubisky’s only alibi for inconsistency was comebacks. The Patriots’ two special quarterbacks in the league, if not the one-on-one to grab an easy 5-yard touch- inexperience that everybody needs to teams touchdowns had as much to do with greatest quarterback in the NFL. … There down following Brady’s big fourth-down remember before getting carried away the the recovery as Brady, who completed 25 were some plays we left on the field. We play in the second. next time he puts up big numbers against of 36 passes for 277 yards, three touch- have to learn from this and build from it.” Brady found Gordon for a 55-yard bad defenses. Not every bad game serves as downs and an interception while playing Among the big problems was the Bears catch-and-run in the fourth, with Amuka- a referendum on Trubisky’s progress, but without tight end Rob Gronkowski for the pass rush, which was mostly absent for the mara and Jackson missing tackles on the not every good one removes doubt either. whole game and running back Sony second straight week. play. Brady’s 2-yard TD pass to White And the doubts about Trubisky resurfaced Michel for much of it. The Bears didn’t record a sack in their followed for a 38-24 Patriots lead. Sunday somewhere between his first and Bears cornerback Kyle Fuller had the overtime loss against the Dolphins in After two straight losses, Bears defend- last underthrown passes. pick — his third in two games — and rookie Week 6. As they tried to combat quick ers seemed frustrated but not distraught in The Bears arrived thinking they could win defensive lineman Bilal Nichols added a passes Sunday, sometimes dropping out- the locker room. They knew where they a shootout with Tom Brady and the Patriots forced fumble and recovery. But the Bears side linebackers Khalil Mack and Leonard went wrong to give Brady his window. and left defending Trubisky’s crooked aim. made enough other errors to allow Brady Floyd into coverage, rookie inside line- “Really it just comes down to knowing if In a litmus-test game, a franchise quarter- to sneak by for the Patriots’ first road backer Roquan Smith had the lone sack you’re going against a good team, your back needs to be the reason a team wins, and victory of the season. Sunday, early in the third quarter. room for error is slim,” Fuller said. “So it’s Trubisky showed he isn’t that guy yet. No- “It will always be frustrating every time “You’ve got to be able to switch it up just being on point the whole game.” body at Halas Hall should react with panic, we lose,” Bears safety Eddie Jackson said. when you play a team like that,” defensive but denial is the wrong response too. Nagy “They won three phases. When you play lineman Akiem Hicks said. “That was the [email protected] oddly sounded more disappointed in the with a team like that, you need everything game plan going in, and we did that. But Twitter @ChiTribKane Bears running game than Trubisky. “There are a lot of things you guys won’t see that I will see and he was really good,” said Nagy, also referencing drops by Bears receivers. “He had a really good game mentally, he made good decisions.” Trubisky nails it: ‘Close doesn’t cut it’ Nagy shifted his argument to how well Trubisky ran the ball in gaining 81 yards on Wiederer, from Page 1 lap. The coach referenced “big drops” that six carries. Trubisky’s 8-yard touchdown hindered Trubisky’s production. He run covered at least 50, but it’s not sustain- team; of all these close losses; of this praised Trubisky’s decision-making and able for The Scramble to be among the young quarterback whose development mental approach. He bristled at a suggest- most effective plays in the playbook. Is means everything to the franchise’s long- ion that Trubisky’s accuracy was off. Trubisky a tremendous athlete who plays term direction. “When you throw the ball 50 times,” quarterback or a quarterback who happens On Sunday, Trubisky mixed moments Nagy said, “there are going to be some to be a tremendous athlete? That question of brilliance with patience-testing mis- that are inaccurate. This is this kid’s sec- remains a fair one 18 games into Trubisky’s takes. He provided enough of both to ond year in the NFL. And this is his first NFL career. The more Trubisky relies on confuse the conversation for those who year in our offense. So not everything is the run, the longer team doctors and gen- are either incapable of putting each going to be dead on. eral manager Ryan Pace hold their breath. week’s result into a big-picture translator “He had a good game today.” “Overall, start to finish, you saw him or refuse to. Trubisky was more realistic in his self- using his legs, and that’s a huge weapon, a But the quarterback himself continues assessment, calling his performance just killer for the defense,” Nagy said. “I came processing his experiences with necessary “all right.” away pleased with how he played.” grace. And Trubisky emerged from yet “I’m going to have to watch the film to It’s not hard to understand why Nagy another aggravating loss with an under- see if I played well or not,” he said. “Right believes so much in Mitch. Trubisky’s standing of what he and his teammates now it just feels like we lost. Which we intangibles are off the charts. Unlike Nagy, gained from challenging an accomplished BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE did.” the quarterback and natural leader ex- opponent in a big-stage game with Bears quarterback Mitch Trubisky tries to Trubisky’s film study will slap him in pressed disgust at falling short on the final enough swings and shrieks to be confused run from Patriots defensive back Jonathan the face with a long reel of misfires that play. “Close doesn’t cut it,” Trubisky with a Cirque du Soleil show. Jones. Trubisky rushed six times for 81 will aggravate him to no end, none more snapped. “There’s a new standard here.” “To go down to the wire with a team yards and a touchdown. costly than his deep ball to Anthony But his tangibles create more concern. like that, you can kind of see where we’re Miller in the fourth quarter that was Trubisky still lapses into poor mechanics at,” Trubisky said. “But like I’ve said be- to keep a rough game from becoming a thrown a beat or two late and a yard or 3 when he gets rattled. He completed 26 of fore, the standard is higher (now). So total unraveling. too short. 50 passes for 333 yards, numbers skewed we’ve got to keep getting better.” His 8-yard touchdown run in the first Miller was open. A precise throw pro- by going 4 of 5 for 79 yards on the final That’s the proper perspective, the ma- quarter was a lesson in athleticism and duces a 65-yard touchdown and a 31-31 tie. “Hail Mary” drive. Who knows, had Nagy ture approach. But now the rest of Chi- creativity. It was a nothing-into-some- Instead, Jonathan Jones picked it off. And let Trubisky take a desperation heave at the cago will spend this week offering fiery thing magic trick that would have been the Patriots turned the takeaway into a end of the first half — instead of completing feedback. Trubisky’s biggest proponents the day’s best run had Trubisky not bro- 96-yard drive and a 38-24 lead. a 20-yard underneath pass to Tarik Cohen and loudest detractors will collide again ken free again five drives later for a 39- Still, even as the grandest 2018 dreams — the Bears could have pulled out a stun- with stacks of evidence that give every- yard run that set up another Bears TD. of Bears fans seemed to dip away, a heal- ner at home. body credence. “That’s a huge weapon,” Nagy said. thy perspective circulated within the “I felt I left some completions out there,” Future All-Pro? Or inconsistent failure? “When you use your legs, that’s a killer to locker room, an understanding that this Trubisky said. “I thought I played all right.” Pick a side. Everyone’s doing it. the defense.” wasn’t an elimination game. Ten more All right. Yes, Trubisky did play all right Yes, Trubisky (26-for-50, 333 yards, two Indeed, in a shaky offensive effort, the games remain, five within the division. at times. The Bears, with two beatable AFC TDs, two interceptions) topped 300 yards Bears still rolled up 453 total yards and 31 Trubisky and the Bears have seen how East opponents next, should be all right if passing for the third consecutive game. points. For defeatists who can’t find at good they can be when everything’s click- they hit midseason 5-3. The defense, if But his completion percentage (.520) was least a glimmer of hope in that, there are ing. And on Sunday they were offered Mack heals and the secondary rediscovers its lowest since Week 12 of last season. therapy groups. another reminder of how much postgame how to tackle, will be all right. And maybe And his two second-half interceptions are After trailing 7-0, the Bears rolled off 17 pain sloppy losses leave behind. the special teams can improve after Sun- mistakes great quarterbacks don’t make in unanswered points. In the third quarter, Even as the outside world rushes for day’s disaster to be all right too. But, after big games with small margins for error. Trubisky’s 6-yard touchdown pass to answers, the Bears continue to value their near-misses like Sunday, isn’t it all right to Bottom line: Trubisky has to be better Tarik Cohen put the Bears back in front experiences as an emerging team with a expect more from the Bears and Trubisky? than he was Sunday. Much better. 24-21. young quarterback whose growth process For this team to be taken seriously as a Yet while the second-year quarterback As Trubisky’s biggest defender, Nagy means everything. playoff contender, it has to be. was again erratic with his accuracy and spent a chunk of his postgame news con- seemingly jumpy and out of rhythm for ference demanding that Loss No. 3 not be [email protected] David Haugh is a special contributor to the big parts of the afternoon, he found ways put directly in the young quarterback’s Twitter @danwiederer Chicago Tribune. 6 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, October 22, 2018 D NFL WEEK 7

NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE ROUNDUP NORTH W L T PCT. PF PA HOME AWAY NFC AFC DIV Minnesota 4 2 1 .643 177 165 2-1-0 2-1-1 3-1-1 1-1-0 0-0-1 Milestone touchdown, win for Brees Green Bay 3 2 1 .583 148 144 3-0-1 0-2-0 2-2-1 1-0-0 1-1-1 Detroit 3 3 0 .500 157 158 2-1-0 1-2-0 1-2-0 2-1-0 1-0-0 BEARS 3 3 0 .500 170 134 2-1-0 1-2-0 3-1-0 0-2-0 0-1-0 Associated Press Smith with just under five minutes EAST W L T PCT. PF PA HOME AWAY NFC AFC DIV left, and the Redskins held on when a last-second field-goal attempt by Washington 4 2 0 .667 126 121 3-1-0 1-1-0 4-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 Justin Tucker missed the first conversion of his career after the Brett Maher hit the left upright. Philadelphia 3 4 0 .429 154 138 2-2-0 1-2-0 2-3-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 Ravens scored a potential tying Patriots 38, Bears 31: Tom Brady Dallas 3 4 0 .429 140 123 3-0-0 0-4-0 2-3-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 touchdown with 24 seconds left in threw for three touchdowns, and N.Y. Giants 1 5 0 .167 117 162 0-3-0 1-2-0 0-4-0 1-1-0 0-2-0 response to a strong fourth quarter the Patriots held on when Kevin SOUTH W L T PCT. PF PA HOME AWAY NFC AFC DIV by Drew Brees, and the Saints White got stopped at the 1 on a 54-yard Hail Mary from Mitchell New Orleans 5 1 0 .833 204 163 2-1-0 3-0-0 3-1-0 2-0-0 1-1-0 escaped with a 24-23 victory Sun- day in Baltimore. Trubisky. Carolina 4 2 0 .667 142 131 3-0-0 1-2-0 3-2-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 Brees threw two touchdown Texans 20, Jaguars 7: Blake Bortles Tampa Bay 3 3 0 .500 167 196 2-1-0 1-2-0 2-2-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 passes, locked up two more mile- fumbled on the Jaguars’ third play Atlanta 2 4 0 .333 167 192 2-2-0 0-2-0 2-2-0 0-2-0 2-1-0 stones and engineered a comeback of each half, leading to 10 points and WEST W L T PCT. PF PA HOME AWAY NFC AFC DIV that enabled the Saints (5-1) to wipe his benching as the Texans won their fourth straight. L.A. Rams 7 0 0 1.000 235 128 3-0-0 4-0-0 4-0-0 3-0-0 3-0-0 out a 10-point deficit. Brees threw his 500th career Chargers 20, Titans 19: Adrian Seattle 3 3 0 .500 143 117 1-1-0 2-2-0 2-2-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 touchdown pass, connecting with Phillips broke up Marcus Mariota’s Arizona 1 6 0 .143 92 184 0-4-0 1-2-0 1-5-0 0-1-0 1-2-0 tight end Benjamin Watson for a NICK WASS/AP pass attempt, the Titans’ second try San Francisco 1 6 0 .143 158 218 1-2-0 0-4-0 1-4-0 0-2-0 0-2-0 for a 2-point conversion after a 1-yard score to put the Saints up 7-3 Saints quarterback Drew Brees in the second quarter. The victory defensive penalty on the first at- AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE celebrates after completing his tempt, and the Chargers held on in also made Brees one of three 500th career touchdown pass. EAST W L T PCT. PF PA HOME AWAY AFC NFC DIV quarterbacks — along with Brett London. New England 5 2 0 .714 214 179 4-0-0 1-2-0 4-1-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 Favre and Peyton Manning — to Buccaneers 26, Browns 23: Chan- Vikings 37, Jets 17: Kirk Cousins Miami 4 3 0 .571 151 177 3-1-0 1-2-0 3-2-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 defeat every team in the league. dler Catanzaro kicked a 59-yard threw two touchdown passes, N.Y. Jets 3 4 0 .429 182 176 2-2-0 1-2-0 2-3-0 1-1-0 0-1-0 Panthers 21, Eagles 17: Cam New- field goal, the longest ever in Latavius Murray ran for two scores, Buffalo 2 5 0 .286 81 175 1-1-0 1-4-0 1-4-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 ton tossed a 1-yard touchdown pass overtime, with 1:50 remaining. and the Vikings pulled away for to Greg Olsen with 1:22 left, and the Catanzaro redeemed himself after their third straight victory. SOUTH W L T PCT. PF PA HOME AWAY AFC NFC DIV Panthers overcame a 17-point missing an extra point and a 40- Colts 37, Bills 5: Andrew Luck Houston 4 3 0 .571 155 144 2-1-0 2-2-0 3-2-0 1-1-0 2-1-0 fourth-quarter deficit. Julius Pep- yard field goal to end regulation, threw four touchdown passes, and Tennessee 3 4 0 .429 106 127 2-1-0 1-3-0 2-4-0 1-0-0 2-0-0 pers sacked Carson Wentz, forcing Rams 39, 49ers 10: Todd Gurley Marlon Mack had his first rushing Jacksonville 3 4 0 .429 116 146 2-2-0 1-2-0 2-3-0 1-1-0 0-2-0 a fumble on fourth down from the scored three touchdowns, and Jar- scores of the season for the Colts, Indianapolis 2 5 0 .286 189 185 1-2-0 1-3-0 1-4-0 1-1-0 0-1-0 Panthers 14, to seal the victory. ed Goff threw two scoring passes as who snapped a four-game losing Lions 32, Dolphins 21: Kerryon the Rams took advantage of four streak. NORTH W L T PCT. PF PA HOME AWAY AFC NFC DIV Johnson rushed for 158 yards as the takeaways and a blocked punt. Chiefs 45, Bengals 10: Patrick Cincinnati 4 3 0 .571 184 204 2-1-0 2-2-0 3-2-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 Lions repeatedly mounted long Redskins 20, Cowboys 17: Ryan Mahomes threw for 358 yards and Pittsburgh 3 2 1 .583 171 154 1-2-0 2-0-1 1-2-1 2-0-0 1-1-1 drives to beat the Dolphins. The Kerrigan’s strip-sack of Cowboys four touchdowns, and Kareem Baltimore 4 3 0 .571 176 101 2-1-0 2-2-0 4-2-0 0-1-0 1-2-0 Lions had scoring drives covering quarterback Dak Prescott was re- Hunt had three scores as the Chiefs Cleveland 2 4 1 .357 151 177 2-1-1 0-3-0 2-2-1 0-2-0 1-0-1 64, 85, 75, 65, 75, 63 and 44 yards. covered for a touchdown by Preston rebounded from their first loss.

WEST W L T PCT. PF PA HOME AWAY AFC NFC DIV AROUND THE NFL Kansas City 6 1 0 .857 260 182 3-0-0 3-1-0 5-1-0 1-0-0 2-0-0 L.A. Chargers 5 2 0 .714 195 163 3-1-0 2-1-0 4-1-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 ■ Panthers: Eric Reid and Malcolm Jenkins turned player introductions. Reid continued to pop off toward Denver 3 4 0 .429 165 164 2-2-0 1-2-0 1-3-0 2-1-0 1-1-0 the fight for racial and social justice into a skirmish on the Eagles sideline after an early tackle, clearly fired up Oakland 1 5 0 .167 110 176 1-2-0 0-3-0 1-3-0 0-2-0 0-2-0 the field. Reid then went on offense with his postgame by his showdown with Jenkins. comments, calling the Eagles safety and co-founder of ■ Jaguars: The doors opened briefly and closed a few through Sunday The Players Coalition “a sellout.” Reid split from the seconds later, but the glimpse into the Jaguars’ locker coalition last year because Jenkins had excluded Colin room told the story of the team’s third consecutive loss. Kaepernick from meetings and asked players if they Calais Campbell was holding back fellow defensive WEEK 7 RESULTS WEEK 8 SCHEDULE would stop protesting during the national anthem if end Yannick Ngakoue, a carry-over from the scream- the NFL made a charitable donation to causes they ing, shouting and finger-pointing that ensued after a SUNDAY’S RESULTS THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE support. Reid, who signed with the Panthers in Sep- 20-7 loss to the Texans. “You all walk in here, you all New England 38, Bears 31 Miami at Houston, 7:20 L.A. Chargers 20, Tennessee 19 SUNDAY, OCT. 28 tember, said he believed he no longer had shared inter- see how it is in here, you all see how we vibe with each (Wembley Stadium, London) N.Y. Jets at Bears, 1 ests with the coalition and would continue on his own other,” cornerback Jalen Ramsey said. “It ain’t no se- Minnesota 37, N.Y. Jets 17 Philadelphia vs Jacksonville, 8:30 a.m. path with the unsigned Kaepernick. “We believe a lot cret what’s going on, and it ain’t right right now.” Ngak- Tampa Bay 26, Cleveland 23 OT (at Wembley Stadium; London, UK) of players should have stepped up for Colin,” Reid said Detroit 32, Miami 21 Cleveland at Pittsburgh, noon oue declined comment, as did safety Tashaun Gipson Houston 20, Jacksonville 7 Washington at N.Y. Giants, noon Sunday after the Panthers beat the Eagles 21-17. “I and cornerback A.J. Bouye. Carolina 21, Philadelphia 17 Seattle at Detroit, noon believe Malcolm capitalized on the situation. He co- ■ Injuries: Patriots RB Sony Michel (knee); Bills RB Indianapolis 37, Buffalo 5 Baltimore at Carolina, noon opted the movement that was started by Colin to get LeSean McCoy (head); Jets S Doug Middleton (shoul- New Orleans 24, Baltimore 23 Denver at Kansas City, noon his organization funded. It’s cowardly. He sold us out.” L.A. Rams 39, San Francisco 10 Tampa Bay at Cincinnati, noon der); Vikings LG Tom Compton (knee); Panthers DE Washington 20, Dallas 17 Indianapolis at Oakland, 3:05 Jenkins took the high road when told of the criticism. Mario Addison (back); Buccaneers LB Kwon Alexan- Kansas City 45, Cincinnati 10 Green Bay at L.A. Rams, 3:25 “I’m not going to get up here and say anything negative der (knee), LB Jack Cichy; Colts DT Jihad Ward (right MONDAY’S SCHEDULE San Francisco at Arizona, 3:25 about that man,” Jenkins said. “I respect him. I’m glad ankle), TE Eric Swoope (knee); 49ers S Adrian Colbert N.Y. Giants at Atlanta, 7:15 New Orleans at Minnesota, 7:20 he has a job. I’m glad he’s back in the league. I’ll leave it (right leg), LB Reuben Foster (shoulder); Texans WR THURSDAY’S RESULT MONDAY, OCT. 29 Denver 45, Arizona 10 New England at Buffalo, 7:15 like that.” Reid insisted he didn’t set out to confront Keke Coutee (hamstring); Jaguars CB Tyler Patmon Off: Seattle, Green Bay, Off: Dallas, Tennessee, Jenkins, but he had to be restrained by players and (neck); Saints G Josh LeRibeus (ankle); Ravens OL Oakland, Pittsburgh L.A. Chargers, Atlanta coaches before kickoff and stared down Jenkins during Bradley Bozeman (left calf ).

SUMMARIES

PATRIOTS 38, BEARS 31 VIKINGS 37, JETS 17 CHARGERS 20, TITANS 19 BUCCANEERS 26, BROWNS 23, OT LIONS 32, DOLPHINS 21 TEXANS 20, JAGUARS 7 PANTHERS 21, EAGLES 17 COLTS 37, BILLS 5 New England 7 14 10 7 — 38 Minnesota 7 3 10 17 — 37 Tennessee 3 3 7 6 — 19 Cleveland 2 0 7 14 0 — 23 Detroit 7 10 9 6 — 32 Houston 6770—20 Carolina 0 0 0 21 — 21 Buffalo 0050—5 Chicago 10 7 7 7 — 31 New York 7037—17 L.A. Chargers 10 0 7 3 — 20 Tampa Bay313703—26 Miami 0777—21 Jacksonville 0070—7 Philadelphia 0 10 7 0 — 17 Indianapolis 0 24 0 13 — 37 First quarter A: 62,389. First quarter A: 77,982. First quarter A: 84,301. First quarter A: 53,682. First quarter A: 65,265. First quarter A: 66,534. Second quarter A: 69,696. Second quarter A: 56,848. NE: Edelman 9 pass from Brady Min: Thielen 34 pass from Cous- Ten: FG Succop 28, 9:44. Cle: safety, 9:18. Det: Roberts 15 pass from Hou: FG Fairbairn 44, 10:22. Phi: Jeffery 11 pass from Wentz Ind: Swoope 17 pass from Luck (Gostkowski kick), 11:00. ins (Bailey kick), 13:22. LAC: Ty.Williams 75 pass from TB: FG Catanzaro 38, 3:02. Stafford (Prater kick), 9:12. Hou: FG Fairbairn 48, 2:39. (Elliott kick), 11:39. (kick failed), 13:31. Chi: FG Parkey 46, 3:50. NYJ: Herndon 12 pass from Rivers (Badgley kick), 9:35. Second quarter Second quarter Second quarter Phi: FG Elliott 46, 6:36. Ind: Mack 29 pass from Luck Chi: Trubisky 8 run (Parkey kick), Darnold (Myers kick), 1:01. TB: Jackson 14 run (kick failed), Det: FG Prater 29, 12:34. Hou: Miller 5 run (Fairbairn kick), (Mack run), 9:25. :59. Second quarter LAC: FG Badgley 29, 1:48. 14:54. Mia: Stills 5 pass from Osweiler 5:31. Third quarter Ind: Hilton 5 pass from Luck Second quarter Min: FG Bailey 26, 10:13. Second quarter TB: Winston 14 run (Catanzaro (Sanders kick), 7:33. Third quarter Phi: Goedert 1 pass from Wentz (Vinatieri kick), 1:41. Chi: Howard 2 run (Parkey kick), Third quarter Ten: FG Succop 33, 12:51. kick), 7:58. Det: Blount 2 run (Prater kick), Hou: Hopkins 10 pass from Wat- (Elliott kick), :39. Ind: FG Vinatieri 36, :00. 11:05. Min: Murray 11 run (Bailey kick), Third quarter 1:02. son (Fairbairn kick), 10:50. Third quarter Fourth quarter Third quarter NE: Patterson 95 kickoff return 8:15. LAC: M.Williams 55 pass from Riv- Cle: Njoku 15 pass from Mayfield Third quarter Jac: Yeldon 6 pass from Kessler Car: Samuel 14 run (kick failed), (Gostkowski kick), 10:48. Min: FG Bailey 22, 5:49. (Joseph kick), 13:01. Det: FG Prater 28, 8:32. (Lambo kick), 2:18. Buf: FG Hauschka 34, 7:42. ers (Badgley kick), 13:46. 10:41. Buf: safety, :20. NE: J.White 5 pass from Brady NYJ: FG Myers 55, 2:39. Ten: Henry 1 run (Succop kick), TB: Jones 2 run (Catanzaro kick), Mia: Drake 54 run (Sanders kick), TEAM STATS HOU JAC Car: Funchess 18 pass from New- (Gostkowski kick), 3:58. Fourth quarter 9:43. :28. 7:06. ton (Wright pass from Newton), Fourth quarter Third quarter Min: Murray 38 run (Bailey kick), Fourth quarter Det: Roberts 4 pass from Stafford First downs 15 15 4:08. Ind: Hilton 1 pass from Luck Chi: Cohen 6 pass from Trubisky 13:38. Fourth quarter Cle: Chubb 1 run (Joseph kick), (run failed), 3:16. Third down eff 8-16 9-19 Car: Olsen 1 pass from Newton (Vinatieri kick), 13:13. (Parkey kick), 12:04. NYJ: Darnold 1 run (Myers kick), LAC: FG Badgley 28, 12:29. 12:17. Fourth quarter Fourth down eff 0-0 0-1 (Gano kick), 1:22. Ind: Mack 20 run (kick failed), NE: FG Gostkowski 29, 7:48. 10:27. Ten: Stocker 1 pass from Mariota Cle: Landry 16 pass from Mayfield Det: FG Prater 35, 10:04. Total net yards 272 259 TEAM STATS CAR PHI 5:26. NE: Van Noy 29 blocked punt re- Min: A.Robinson 34 pass from (pass failed), :31. (Joseph kick), 2:28. Mia: Amendola 24 pass from Os- Net yards 141 70 TEAM STATS BUF IND turn (Gostkowski kick), 5:53. Cousins (Bailey kick), 5:16. TEAM STATS TEN LAC Overtime weiler (Sanders kick), 6:00. rushing First downs 19 21 Fourth quarter Min: FG Bailey 43, 3:22. TB: FG Catanzaro 59, 1:50. Det: FG Prater 50, 1:55. Total net yards 371 342 First downs 15 22 First downs 23 14 Avg per rush 3.8 3.2 NE: J.White 2 pass from Brady Rushes-yards 17-121 24-58 Total net yards 303 376 TEAM STATS MIN NYJ Total net yards 390 344 TEAM STATS CLE TB TEAM STATS DET MIA Net yards 131 189 (Gostkowski kick), 8:40. passing Passing 250 284 Rushes-yards 22-135 37-220 Rushes-yards 33-164 16-47 Chi: T.Burton 11 pass from Tru- First downs 15 16 First downs 17 34 First downs 24 19 Sacked-yds lost 1-8 4-28 Punt returns 2-12 2-14 Passing 168 156 Passing 226 297 bisky (Parkey kick), 4:13. Total net yards 316 263 Total net yards 305 456 Total net yards 457 322 Gross-yds 139 217 Kickoff returns 3-69 3-73 Punt returns 0-0 0-0 Punt returns 1-0 2-14 Rushes-yards 24-88 24-71 Rushes-yards 23-119 32-114 Rushes-yards 35-248 19-107 passing Int. returns 0-0 0-0 Kickoff returns 3-48 0-0 TEAM STATS NE CHI Kickoff returns 5-156 2-47 Passing 228 192 Passing 186 342 Passing 209 215 Completed-att. 12-24 27-42 Comp-att-int 25-39-0 30-37-0 Int. returns 0-0 3-51 Int. returns 0-0 1-16 First downs 21 29 Punt returns 6-57 2-8 Punt returns 2-46 4-20 Punt returns 2-15 1-19 Had intercepted 0 1 Sacked-yds lost 2-19 4-26 Comp-att-int 20-31-3 17-23-0 Comp-att-int 24-32-1 19-26-0 Total net yards 381 453 Kickoff returns 2-57 6-193 Comp-att-int 23-34-0 32-52-2 Kickoff returns 0-0 3-74 Yards-pass play 5.2 4.1 Punts 5-41.8 3-45.0 Sacked-yds lost 2-7 0-0 Sacked-yds lost 2-11 2-9 Rushes-yards 27-108 25-134 Comp-att-int 25-40-0 17-42-3 Sacked-yds lost 5-29 4-23 Int. returns 0-0 0-0 Total return 226Fumbles-lost 0-0 3-1 Punts 4-46.3 4-47.0 Punts 2-51.5 3-38.3 Passing 273 319 Sacked-yds lost 1-13 3-14 Fumbles-lost 2-1 3-2 Comp-att-int 18-22-0 22-31-0 yardage Penalties-yards 5-78 4-35 Fumbles-lost 2-2 1-0 Fumbles-lost 0-0 0-0 Kickoff returns 4-179 4-92 Punts 8-47.8 8-47.1 Penalties-yards 14-114 8-65 Sacked-yds lost 1-8 4-24 Interceptions 1-2 0-0 Possession time 24:43 35:17 Penalties-yards 7-59 4-35 Penalties-yards 4-32 4-31 Comp-att-int 25-36-1 26-50-2 Fumbles-lost 1-0 5-1 Possession time 30:27 37:43 Punts 1-61.0 4-45.5 Penalties-yds 6-35 2-15 Possession time 26:41 33:19 Sacked-yds lost 1-4 2-14 Penalties-yards 6-55 8-71 Possession time 35:23 24:37 Fumbles-lost 2-0 0-0 Rushing: Car, Newton 7-49, Rushing: Cle, Chubb 18-80, May- Fumbles-lost 1-0 3-2 Rushing: Buf, Ivory 16-81, M.Mur- Punts 4-42.8 5-34.6 Possession time 32:11 27:49 Penalties-yards 6-43 4-50 Wright 1-34, McCaffrey 7-29, Rushing: Ten, D.Lewis 13-91, Mari- field 4-43, D.Johnson 1-(minus 4). Possession time 29:35 30:25 phy 4-53, McCoy 2-1. Ind, Mack 19- Fumbles-lost 3-2 0-0 ota 7-38, Henry 12-33, Fluellen 1-2. Possession time 33:39 26:21 Samuel 2-9. Phi, Smallwood 9-32, Rushing: Min, Murray 15-69, TB, Winston 10-55, Barber 11-30, Rushing: Houston, Miller 22-100, 126, Hines 5-47, Wilkins 6-46, Luck Penalties-yards 7-64 5-40 LA, Ekeler 12-42, M.Williams 1-3, J.Adams 4-17, Clement 8-6, Wentz Thomas 1-23, Boone 4-4, Cousins Jones 6-13, Jackson 2-8, Rodgers Rushing: Det, K.Johnson 19-158, Blue 8-28, Watson 7-13. Jack- 3-5, Brissett 4-(minus 4). Possession time 29:51 30:09 J.Jackson 2-3, Rivers 1-(minus 1). 3-3. 2-(minus 1), Diggs 2-(minus 7). 3-8. Blount 10-50, Tate 1-30, Stafford sonville, Bortles 6-30, Yeldon 12- Rushing: NE, J.White 11-40, Crowell 11-29, Powell 5-20, Passing: Buf, Anderson 20-31-3- NY, Passing: Ten, Mariota 24-32-1- Passing: Cle, Mayfield 23-34-0- 4-9, Abdullah 1-1. Mia, Drake 6-72, 28, Kessler 2-8, Williams 1-2, Passing: Car, Newton 25-39-0- Barner 10-36, Michel 4-22, Brady Darnold 6-18, Cannon 2-4. 175. Ind, Luck 17-23-0-156. 237. LA, Rivers 19-26-0-306. 215. TB, Winston 32-52-2-365. Gore 10-29, A.Wilson 2-4. Charles 1-2. 269. Phi, Wentz 30-37-0-310. 1-6, Patterson 1-4. Chi, Trubisky 6- Passing: Min, Cousins 25-40-0- Passing: Det, Stafford 18-22-0- Receiving: Ten, Sharpe 7-101, Passing: Houston, Watson 12-24- Receiving: Car, Funchess 6-62, Receiving: Buf, M.Murphy 5-17, 81, Howard 12-39, Cohen 6-14. 241. NY, Darnold 17-42-3-206. D.Lewis 6-64, C.Davis 3-10, Henry Receiving: Cle, Landry 10-97, 217. Mia, Osweiler 22-31-0-239. 0-139. Jacksonville, Bortles 6-12- Benjamin 4-71, Z.Jones 3-27, Ivory Passing: NE, Brady 25-36-1-277. Receiving: Min, Thielen 9-110, Njoku 4-52, D.Johnson 4-23, Rat- Receiving: Det, Tate 4-36, Roberts McCaffrey 6-51, T.Smith 4-61, 2-32, J.Smith 2-11, Stocker 2-11, 0-61, Kessler 21-30-1-156. Moore 3-29, Wright 2-37, Olsen 3-25, Clay 3-14, Holmes 1-13, Chi, Trubisky 26-50-2-333. Diggs 8-33, Treadwell 3-11, Mur- Taylor 1-8, Batson 1-0. LA, Allen 5- ley 3-23, Callaway 1-14, Perriman 3-48, M.Jones 3-29, Golladay 2-37, Receiving: Houston, Fuller 6-68, Croom 1-8. Ind, Rogers 4-40, Receiving: NE, J.White 8-57, ray 2-14, A.Robinson 1-34, Zylstra 1-6. TB, M.Evans 7-107, Howard 5- K.Johnson 2-21, Willson 2-8, 2-5, Samuel 1-16, Byrd 1-8. Phi, 72, Ekeler 5-26, Ty.Williams 4-118, Hopkins 3-50, Ervin 1-19, Coutee Ertz 9-138, Jeffery 7-88, Agholor 6- Hilton 4-25, Ebron 3-31, Mack 2- Hogan 6-63, Edelman 5-36, Gor- 1-23, Rudolph 1-16. NY, Cannon 4- Gates 2-11, M.Williams 1-55, Ben- 67, Godwin 5-59, Humphries 4-37, T.Jones 1-26. Mia, Amendola 6-84, 1-3, Miller 1-(minus 1). Jack- 33, Swoope 1-17, Wilkins 1-8, Alie- don 4-100, Michel 1-13. Chi, T.Bur- 69, Herndon 4-42, R.Anderson 3- Brate 3-23, Auclair 3-15, Jackson Drake 4-15, Gesicki 3-44, A.Wilson 20, Goedert 4-43, Clement 2-16, jamin 1-13, J.Jackson 1-11. sonville, Moncrief 7-76, Yeldon 5- Smallwood 2-5. Cox 1-7, Hines 1-(minus 5). ton 9-126, Cohen 8-69, Gabriel 3- 44, A.Roberts 2-21, Crowell 1-21, 2-25, Jones 1-15, Rodgers 1-11. 3-32, Grant 2-32, O’Leary 2-23. 40, Chark 4-31, Westbrook 4-17, 26, K.White 2-64, Miller 2-35. Burnett 1-9, Powell 1-5. Missed field goals: Ten, Succop 51 Missed field goals: Mia, Sanders 46 Missed field goals: None. Missed field goals: TB, Catanzaro 40 Cole 2-21, Grinnage 2-17, Greene Missed field goals: Phi, Elliott 36 Missed field goals: None. Missed field goals: Min, Bailey 42 1-8, Bohanon 1-5, Charles 1-2.

SAINTS 24, RAVENS 23 RAMS 39, 49ERS 10 REDSKINS 20, COWBOYS 17 CHIEFS 45, BENGALS 10 SEASON’S TOP PERFORMERS MONDAY NIGHT New Orleans 0 7 0 17 — 24 L.A. Rams 3 19 10 7 — 39 Dallas 0 7 0 10 — 17 Cincinnati 0 7 3 0 — 10 YDS, PASSING,vs. OPP DATE C-A, TD Baltimore 0 10 7 6 — 23 San Francisco 0730—10 Washington 7 0 3 10 — 20 Kansas City 7 17 14 7 — 45 465, Jared Goff, LA Rams vs. Minnesota 9/27 26-33, 5 464, Andrew Luck, Indianapolis vs. Houston 9/30 (OT) 40-62, 4 Second quarter A: 70,639. First quarter A: 66,597. First quarter A: 66,301. First quarter A: 75,676. 452, Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh vs. Kansas City 9/16 39-60, 3 Giants at Falcons Bal: FG Tucker 31, 6:04. LAR: FG Zuerlein 35, 6:34. Was: Bibbs 23 pass from A.Smith KC: Hunt 6 pass from Mahomes 442, Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay at Detroit 10/7 32-52, 3 NO: Watson 1 pass from Brees Second quarter (Hopkins kick), 10:19. (Butker kick), 8:08. 439, Drew Brees, New Orleans vs. Tampa Bay 9/9 37-45, 3 (Lutz kick), 1:53. LAR: Gurley 7 run (Zuerlein kick), Second quarter Second quarter 437, Derek Carr, Oakland vs. Cleveland 9/30 (OT) 35-58, 4 8:20 p.m., ESPN Bal: Jackson 1 run (Tucker kick), 14:23. KC: Hunt 15 pass from Mahomes 430, Blake Bortles, Jacksonville at Kansas City 10/7 33-61, 1 :04. LAR: safety, 12:59. Dal: Gallup 49 pass from Prescott (Butker kick), 13:18. (Maher kick), 1:00. 425, Kirk Cousins, Minnesota at Green Bay 9/16 (OT) 35-48, 4 Line: Falcons by 5. Third quarter LAR: FG Zuerlein 37, 10:05. Cin: Uzomah 4 pass from Dalton 425, Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay vs. San Francisco 10/15 25-46, 2 Bal: Andrews 8 pass from Flacco LAR: Cooks 19 pass from Goff Third quarter (Bullock kick), 7:25. 424, Philip Rivers, LA Chargers vs. Kansas City 9/9 34-51, 3 Series: Tied 12-12. (Tucker kick), 3:30. (Zuerlein kick), 2:30. Was: FG Hopkins 21, 9:10. KC: D.Harris 17 pass from Ma- 422, Kirk Cousins, Minnesota at LA Rams 9/27 36-50, 3 Fourth quarter SF: Kittle 10 pass from Beathard homes (Butker kick), 1:55. Last meeting: Fourth quarter 419, Matt Ryan, Atlanta vs. Cincinnati 9/30 29-39, 3 Falcons beat Giants 24-20, NO: Kamara 2 run (Lutz kick), (Gould kick), :13. KC: FG Butker 26, :08. 417, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Tampa Bay at New Orleans 9/9 21-28, 4 12:32. Third quarter Was: FG Hopkins 25, 12:35. Third quarter Sept. 20, 2015. Dal: FG Maher 47, 9:46. 411, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Tampa Bay vs. Pittsburgh 9/24 (30-50, 3 TD) NO: Thomas 5 pass from Brees LAR: FG Zuerlein 33, 8:06. KC: Hunt 2 run (Butker kick), 402, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Tampa Bay vs. Philadelphia 9/16 27-33, 4 Last week: Giants lost to the Eagles (Lutz kick), 4:58. LAR: Gurley 1 run (Zuerlein kick), Was: P.Smith 1 fumble return 11:19. 396, Drew Brees, New Orleans at Atlanta 9/23 (OT) 39-49, 3 NO: FG Lutz 39, 2:07. 6:04. (Hopkins kick), 4:55. KC: Parker 33 interception return 395, Jameis Winston, Tampa Bay at Atlana 10/14 30-41, 4 Bal: J.Brown 14 pass from Flacco SF: FG Gould 51, 2:37. Dal: Prescott 1 run (Maher kick), (Butker kick), 11:10. 34-13; Falcons beat the Buccaneers 34-29. (kick failed), :24. Fourth quarter 1:37. Cin: FG Bullock 33, 6:16. YDS, RUSHING, vs. OPP, DATE AT, TD 219, Isaiah Crowell, NY Jets vs. Denver 10/7 15., 1 Giants update: Giants beat Falcons 31-10 TEAM STATS NO BAL LAR: Gurley 12 pass from Goff Fourth quarter (Zuerlein kick), 11:35. TEAM STATS DAL WAS KC: Hill 3 pass from Mahomes 208, Todd Gurley II, LA Rams at Denver 10/14 28, 2 in Georgia Dome in last Monday night First downs 26 25 First downs 17 15 (Butker kick), 12:50. 184, Christian McCaffrey, Carolina vs. Cincinnati 9/23 28, 0 TEAM STATS LA SF 155, Latavius Murray, Minnesota vs. Arizona 10/14 24, 1 Total net yards 339 351 Total net yards 323 305 TEAM STATS CIN KC meeting on Oct. 15, 2007. ... Giants 8-4 vs. Rushes-yards 39-134 23-77 First downs 20 16 Rushes-yards 22-73 32-130 152, Ezekiel Elliott, Dallas vs. Detroit 9/30 25, 0 Passing 205 274 Total net yards 331 228 Passing 250 175 First downs 15 33 138, Matt Breida, San Francisco vs. Detroit 9/16 11, 1 Falcons in Atlanta. ... Giants have lost Punt returns 1-12 1-8 Rushes-yards 35-146 24-107 Punt returns 3-11 1-3 Total net yards 239 551 135, James Conner, Pittsburgh at Cleveland 9/9 (OT) 31, 2 134, Alvin Kamara, New Orleans at NY Giants 9/30 19, 3 three straight this season. ... QB Eli Kickoff returns 1-16 3-50 Passing 185 121 Kickoff returns 1-26 0-0 Rushes-yards 19-65 29-198 Int. returns 0-0 0-0 Punt returns 2-36 1-6 Passing 174 353 132, Melvin Gordon III, LA Chargers at Cleveland 10/14 18, 3 Int. returns 0-0 0-0 130, Marshawn Lynch, Oakland vs. Cleveland 9/30 (OT) 20, 0 Manning five TD passes away from Comp-att-int 22-30-0 24-40-0 Kickoff returns 2-47 1-21 Comp-att-int 22-35-0 14-25-0 Punt returns 0-0 4-22 Sacked-yds lost 1-7 1-10 Comp-att-int 18-24-0 15-27-2 Kickoff returns 3-65 1-23 130, Saquon Barkley, NY Giants vs. Philadelphia 10/11 13, 1 Sacked-yds lost 4-23 1-3 127, Ezekiel Elliott, Dallas at Seattle 9/23 16, 0 becoming seventh player with 350 in NFL Punts 2-44.0 3-45.7 Sacked-yds lost 2-17 7-49 Int. returns 1-21 1-33 Punts 5-41.6 6-37.8 121, Kareem Hunt, Kansa City at Denver 10/1 19, 1 Fumbles-lost 1-1 0-0 Punts 4-30.5 5-32.0 Comp-att-int 19-33-1 28-39-1 history. ... RB Saquon Barkley aiming to tie Fumbles-lost 3-2 1-0 120, Adrian Peterson, Washington vs. Green Bay 9/23 19, 2 Penalties-yards 6-52 5-54 Fumbles-lost 1-0 3-2 Penalties-yards 8-65 5-35 Sacked-yds lost 2-13 2-5 Kareem Hunt for most consecutive games Possession time 33:31 26:29 Penalties-yards 1-10 2-10 Possession time 29:05 30:55 Fumbles-lost 2-0 2-0 YDS, RECEIVING vs. OPP, DATE REC, TD 180, M.ichael Thomas, New Orleans vs. Tampa Bay 9/9 16, 1 Rushing: NO, Kamara 17-64, T.Hill Possession time 32:51 27:09 Penalties-yards 8-58 8-50 with at least 100 scrimmage yards to start Rushing: Dal, Prescott 6-33, Elli- Possession time 26:17 33:43 180, Jared Cook, Oakland vs. LA Rams 9/10 9, 0 6-35, Ingram 12-32, Brees 4-3. Bal, Rushing: LA, M.Brown 13-65, Gur- ott 15-33, Lewis 1-7. Was, 173, Jordy Nelson, Oakland at Miami 9/23 6, 1 Collins 11-38, Snead 1-13, Moore ley 15-63, Cooks 1-7, Woods 1-6, Peterson 24-99, A.Smith 4-16, Rushing: Cin, Mixon 13-50, Walton 173, Julio Jones, Atlanta vs. Cincinnati 9/30 9, 0 career. 1-9, Jackson 3-9, Flacco 1-4, Allen Goff 2-4, Mannion 3-1. SF, Mostert Bibbs 2-13, Perine 2-2. 4-10, Driskel 1-5, Fejedelem 1-0. 169, Tyreek Hill, Kansas City at LA Chargers 9/9 7, 2 Falcons update: Falcons snapped 3-3, Max.Williams 1-1, Edwards 7-59, Morris 9-25, Breida 5-15, KC, Hunt 15-86, Ware 8-59, Ma- 169, Julio Jones, Atlanta at Philadelphia 9/6 10, 0 2-0. Beathard 2-13, Juszczyk 1-(minus Passing: Dal, Prescott 22-35-0- homes 4-45, Hill 2-8. 273. Was, A.Smith 14-25-0-178. 169, DeAndre Hopkins, Houston at Indianapolis 9/30 (OT) 10, 1 three-game losing streak last week. ... QB Passing: NO, Brees 22-30-0-212. 5). Passing: Cin, Dalton 15-29-1-148, 162, Cooper Kupp, LA Rams vs. Minnesota 9/27 9. 2 Bal, Flacco 23-39-0-279, Jackson Passing: LA, Goff 18-24-0-202. SF, Receiving: Dal, Beasley 7-56, Driskel 4-4-0-39. KC, Mahomes 161, Corey Davis, Tennessee vs. Philadelphia 9/30 (OT) 9, 1 Matt Ryan leads NFL with 1,432 yards 1-1-0-5. Beathard 15-27-2-170. Hurns 5-74, Gallup 3-81, Swaim 3- 28-39-1-358. 159, Brandin Cooks, LA Rams vs. Arizona 9/16 7, 0 Receiving: NO, Thomas 7-69, Wat- Receiving: LA, Woods 5-78, Cooks 25, Elliott 2-9, Jarwin 1-16, Schultz Receiving: Cin, Green 7-117, Core 155, Albert Wilson, Miami vs. Chicago 10/14 (OT) 6, 2 passing. ... Ryan DE Takk McKinley has 4 son 6-43, T.Smith 3-44, Arnold 2- 4-64, Gurley 4-23, N.Williams 2-17, 1-12. Was, Bibbs 4-43, Doctson 3- 3-30, Boyd 3-27, Mixon 3-1, 1 151, DeAndre Hopkins, Houston vs. Dallas 10/7 (OT) 9, 0 2 35, Kamara 2-11, Ingram 2-10. Bal, Reynolds 1-19, M.Brown 1-6, Ever- 42, Harris 3-22, Reed 2-43, Floyd 1- Uzomah 2-13, Erickson 1-(minus 147, M.ike Evans, Tampa Bay at New Orleans 9/9 7, 1 ⁄ sacks in last five games. S Damontae J.Brown 7-134, Crabtree 5-66, ett 1-(minus 5). SF, Kittle 5-98, 20, Peterson 1-8. 1). KC, Hill 7-68, Kelce 5-95, Hunt 146, D.eSean Jackson, Tampa Bay at New Orleans 9/9 5, 2 Snead 3-23, Allen 3-21, Collins 3- Mostert 4-19, Goodwin 2-24, 5-55, Watkins 4-74, Ware 3-30, Kazee has INT in three straight games. Missed field goals: Dal, Maher 52 146, C.alvin Ridley, Atlanta vs. New Orleans 9/23 (OT) 7, 3 10, Moore 1-14, Boyle 1-8, Andrews Juszczyk 2-18, T.Taylor 1-6, Garcon Robinson 2-13, D.Harris 1-17, Con- 143, Ju.lio Jones, Atlanta vs. Tampa Bay 10/14 10, 0 Sam Farmer’s pick: Falcons 34-20. 1-8. 1-5. ley 1-6. through Thursday’s games Missed field goals: None. Missed field goals: None. Missed field goals: KC, Butker 53

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PASSING CP AT YDS TD I RUSHING CARYDS AVG TD LG RECEIVING RECYDS AVG TD LG DEFENSIVE SCK YDS QB HITS TCK Jameis Winston, Buccaneers 32 52 365 0 2 Kerryon Johnson, Lions 15 158 8.3 0 71 Zach Ertz, Eagles 9 138 15.3 0 27 Aaron Donald, Rams 4.0 29.0 5 9, 1 FF Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs 28 39 358 4 1 Marlon Mack, Colts 19 128 6.6 1 23 John Browns, Ravens 7 134 19.1 1 56 Von Miller, Broncos 2.0 9.0 4 4, 2 FF Mitchell Trubisky, Bears 26 50 333 2 2 Lamar Miller, Texans 22 100 4.5 1 16 Trey Burton, Bears 9 126 14.0 1 22 Cory Littleton, 49ers 2.0 19.0 2 10 Carson Wentz, Eagles 30 37 310 2 0 Adrian Peterson, Redskins 24 99 4.1 0 23 Tyrell Williams, Chargers 4 118 29.5 1 75 Jadeveon Clowney, Texans 2.0 14.0 4 7, 1 FR Philip Rivers, Chargers 19 26 306 2 0 Dion Lewis, Titans 13 91 7.0 0 36 Adam Thielen, Vikings 9 110 12.2 1 34 Bradley Chubb, Broncos 2.0 14.0 2 3, 1 FF Joe Flacco, Ravens 23 39 279 2 0 Phillip Lindsay, Broncos 14 90 6.4 1 28 A.J. Green, Bengals 7 117 16.7 0 31 Myles Garrett, Browns 2.0 12.0 3 2, 1 FF Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, October 22, 2018 7

LIGHTNING 6, BLACKHAWKS 3 BULLS

BULLS NOTES Parker not starting but content to close By K.C. Johnson Chicago Tribune

Jabari Parker isn’t starting. But in the Bulls’ first crunch-time moment of this young season, he did finish. Parker scored three points with two rebounds in close to eight minutes of fourth-quarter action Saturday night, including the re- bound that led to Zach LaVine’s game-tying 3-pointer with 24.6 seconds remaining. “It just felt good because we were close to it,” Parker said “And CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE I was out there helping.” Jabari Parker drives against the Or, in the case of Ish Smith’s Pistons during the Bulls’ home- game-winning layup with 5.4 sec- opening loss Saturday. onds remaining, not helping effectively enough. Play it again: Hoiberg again The Pistons’ ability to compro- defended his decision not to use mise the Bulls’ pick-and-roll de- Wendell Carter Jr. for the Pistons’ fense — and coach Fred Hoiberg’s final possession. Because it started decision not to use a defense- with 24.6 seconds remaining, the offense substitution for the final Bulls were guaranteed an offen- possessions — dominated the sive possession, which Parker postgame storylines. Smith drove could’ve substituted in to play. off a Stanley Johnson screen set on Hoiberg cited the Pistons’ small LaVine and sliced between Parker lineup and the Bulls cutting their and Bobby Portis to score the seven-point deficit with 1 minute, winning points rather easily. 47 seconds left to tie as reasons to “With him, you’ve got to go ride the group on the floor. under on him because he’s going “The first thing I do every game downhill,” Parker said. “The is, ‘What could I have done better screen was kind of set up. Just in that game?’ ” Hoiberg said. growth, things we have to get “Again, that lineup had given us a better at.” good last couple minutes to get us Asked where he thinks the back into that game. That’s the Bulls’ pick-and-roll defense is, reason we stuck with it.” Parker said: “It’s not so bad. It’s just one little slip-up.” Guarded optimism: The Bulls Asked how important it is to signed guard Shaquille Harrison him personally to close games, and waived Omer Asik. Harrison NUCCIO DINUZZO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS Parker said: “It’s important. But I said he’s fine being called Shaq. Cam Ward (30) and Brent Seabrook are dejected after Brayden Point’s goal gave the Lightning a 4-1 lead. think even before, trying to do my “Tenacious, athletic. I’m going job is going to help me be on the to pick up full court every time I floor.” step on that court,” Harrison said Parker elaborated more fully on when asked to describe his game. the need for better defensive “Playmaker and leader and knock communication and dropped this down open shots.” Hit with a bolt nugget. “Experience is the biggest form Small steps: Lauri Markkanen of education,” Parker said. “Just has ditched his elbow brace per- being there is going to help us next manently, though Hoiberg said Lightning unleash time try to prepare and get it the initial six- to eight-week time- record 33 shots in right.” line to return is unchanged. 2nd period of win By Jimmy Greenfield Chicago Tribune Mavs’ Brunson a fighter Whether by design or coinci- Brunson, from Page 1 out,” said Rick, who carved out a dence, “Ridin’ the Storm Out” nine-year NBA career despite blared from the United Center That’s who Jalen Brunson is. signing only one guaranteed con- sound system as the Blackhawks That’s who Jalen Brunson always tract. “I wanted him to under- came out to start the third period. has been. stand how to work, how to be After a second period The Bulls face Jalen Brunson self-motivated. When he showed shellacking for the ages, it was a and the Mavericks on Monday in me how much he wanted it, about wonder the Hawks came out at Dallas. It’s a look at one of the most 7th or 8th grade, I started working all. celebrated amateur basketball him out.” The Lightning set a modern- players in Illinois history. Rick has drawn some criticism day NHL record with 33 shots on Cam Ward blocks a shot by Lightning center Tyler Johnson during the In high school, Brunson won for how hard he pushed Jalen. goal in the second period while second period, in which the Lightning had an NHL-record 33 shots. Illinois Mr. Basketball, earned Rick scoffs at the theory. scoring three times in a dominant McDonald’s All-American honors “You push your kids to the limit 6-3 win over the Hawks on “I don’t even know what to say, team that looked every bit the and led Stevenson to a state in every aspect,” Rick said. “He Sunday night. to be honest,” Ward said. “It’s Stanley Cup favorite. Nikita championship. In college, Brun- wanted to be great in basketball. The NHL began officially tough. We know that we need to Kucherov put the Lightning up son earned his communications My daughter didn’t care about keeping records for shots in a be better, especially in our home 1-0 just more than three minutes degree in three years while help- basketball. But I pushed her to be period during the 1997-98 season. building, and play with some into the game, and Anthony ing Villanova win two NCAA titles great in school. You push them to The Canadiens last season and pride and passion. Unfortunately, Cirelli, Yanni Gourde and Bray- and earning national Player of the chase their dreams. the Stars just last week each it seemed like it was lacking at den Point each scored in the Year honors in 2018. In interna- “We always talked about levels. allowed 30 shots in a period. times tonight.” second period. tional play, Brunson was the MVP It was fine for him to dream. But But the Blackhawks have kept The Hawks actually made a Except for their goaltending, at the FIBA under-19 World Cup the focus was, ‘Let’s become a their own records throughout game of it in the third period, the Hawks didn’t play well for and was USA Basketball male great high school player. Then, their history. The 1941 Hawks pulling to within 5-3 on goals by the second time in two nights. athlete of the year in 2015. let’s become a great college player.’ allowed 33 shots in one period David Kampf and Nick Schmaltz Unlike Saturday when Corey “He’s willing to do whatever it Freshman year, I said, ‘You can against the Bruins, a team record before the Lightning scored a Crawford was good enough to takes to make others around him play in the NBA. But this is what that stood alone until Sunday’s full-length empty-netter. beat the Blue Jackets, they didn’t better so the team can be success- it’s going to take.’ He put the work second period. There were some bright spots. stand a chance against the buzz ful,” former Villanova teammate in. He deserves full credit.” “That was a tough, tough Brandon Saad had perhaps his saw the Lightning threw at them. and Bulls guard Ryan Arcidiacono The Brunson family stayed in- period in all aspects,” coach Joel best game of the season, twice “It was a good feeling coming said. “Whether that’s not scoring tact as Rick was acquitted on Quenneville said. “I don’t think hitting posts that prevented him out with a win on the road,” and getting his teammates in- charges of attempted sexual as- we touched the puck at all, and from scoring his first goal of the Jonathan Toews said of Sat- volved or scoring 30, he gets dudes sault in 2015 and again in May, that was the part that was season. urday’s game. “Then kind of to buy in and win. I think that’s when he was forced to resign as disturbing, against a good hockey Alexandre Fortin continues to throw (out) that feeling with the rare for someone in his situation, Timberwolves assistant coach team.” reward Quenneville’s faith in effort we had tonight. We’ll flush who has had as much success as amid allegations of harassment. At The only reason the score him. A night after earning the the feeling of losing that confi- he has.” the time, Brunson’s lawyer said a wasn’t worse was Hawks goalie first assist of his career, Fortin dence but we can’t forget games Brunson dropped to the third proper investigation would’ve re- Cam Ward, whose 30 saves in the scored his first NHL goal on a like that. We know we’ve got to pick of the second round because vealed “no findings of any wrong- second are the most in a period breakaway. Jan Rutta made a be much better in our building. of questions about his athleticism. doing.” by a goalie since the NHL began beautiful 120-foot pass to Fortin, “Obviously, our effort tonight But the fact he signed a guaran- “(Jalen) has a great combina- keeping such records. The Light- who beat Louis Domingue wasn’t acceptable.” teed deal — the exception rather tion of his parents,” Arcidiacono ning outshot the Hawks 55-36 through the five-hole. than the norm for second-round said. overall, and Ward finished with But this game was a testament [email protected] picks — speaks to the Mavericks’ Part of Jalen’s preparation for 49 saves. to the Lightning, a relentless Twitter @jcgreenx belief in him. Saturday’s Timberwolves game That belief is borne out by involved a pregame dinner with Brunson landing in the rotation, Rick. scoring seven points against Rose “The last week or two, I’m just a BLACKHAWKS NOTES and playing 20 minutes. dad, just watching him and letting “He’s not the biggest or most him be himself,” Rick said. athletic,” said former Villanova “Watching that unfold gets emo- teammate and Bucks guard Donte tional sometimes. My son didn’t Schmaltz comes out firing as wing DiVincenzo. “But he doesn’t like grow up 6-9 with unbelievable By Jimmy Greenfield shots on net and scored his first goaltender Corey Crawford a day to prove people wrong; he likes to talent. He worked. And he wanted Chicago Tribune goal of the season. off. prove to himself that he can do to be good. You put the work in “He is having a little bit more Starting with Tuesday against anything. That’s what I learned and this is what happens. Nick Schmaltz has a home on a of a (shooting) mentality,” Quen- the Ducks, the Hawks have four from him at Villanova.” “After every game in high line with Patrick Kane. Black- neville said. “But he can even add games in six days this week DiVincenzo roomed with school or college, I’m like, ‘You can hawks coach Joel Quenneville a little bit more to it.” including back-to-back games in Brunson and said he talks to his do this better.’ In the NBA, I don’t just isn’t sure yet if his speed St. Louis and home against the “best friend” every day. say anything about the game. I just translates best as a wing or a All pro: Chris Kunitz has only Oilers over the weekend. “Everything he did in college is try to give him confidence. He’s at center. one assist in seven games but is “I think he wanted to play translating over to what he’s doing the point where he understands. I Schmaltz played center during not at risk of sitting. Instead, tonight,” Quenneville said. with Dallas,” DiVincenzo said. sit back and just try to support him the season’s first six games before Quenneville gave the 39-year-old “Which is a good sign.” “He got in and was making plays now, man, you know? Artem Anisimov joined the sec- veteran who has won four Stan- for everybody else. He knows he “What we’re most proud of is ond line and pushed him over to ley Cups more time on the power One-timers: Alex DeBrincat is can score. And when he needs to how he is as a young man. People left wing. play. the youngest player in Hawks score, he’ll do so. But he’s getting come up to me and say, ‘Look how “It’s very deceiving speed and “He’s a real pro,” Quenneville history to score seven goals in the everybody easy shots and getting you raised him to be respectful it’s a great asset to have,” Quen- said. “I think his experience is first seven games of a season ... them going. That’s what he does. and professional and how hard he neville said of Schmaltz. “Does healthy for our team. He’s good Caley Chelios, daughter of Chris He helps others.” works.’ As parents, we love that. It he have more of it on the wing or in the course of the game and on Chelios, is the radio color analyst Brunson grew up around the was real simple for us: If you work at center is probably what we're the bench and on the ice I think for Lightning road games … NBA and has loved basketball at it, you can do it. If you don’t, you looking at.” he does the right things.” Brandon Manning, John Hayden forever. In sixth grade, he started can’t. It’s no accident he’s here.” Schmaltz had eight shots on and Anton Forsberg were healthy verbally expressing how serious goal through the first seven Day off: After playing consecu- scratches for the second straight his interest was. [email protected] games. On Sunday, he got four tive games, Quenneville gave game. “At first, I wouldn’t work him Twitter @kcjhoop 8 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, October 22, 2018 S

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MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN EASTERN CONFERENCE ATLANTIC W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF Red-hot Elliott NYJ Noon Toronto 3 0 1.000 — 3-0 W-3 2-0 1-0 3-0 CBS-2, Boston 2 1 .667 1 2-1 W-1 1-0 1-1 2-1 AM-780 Philadelphia 2 1 .667 1 2-1 W-2 2-0 0-1 2-1 Brooklyn 1 2 .333 2 1-2 L-1 1-0 0-2 1-2 flies into final 8 New York 1 2 .333 2 1-2 L-2 1-1 0-1 1-2 @DAL CHA @CHA @ATL SOUTHEAST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF 7:30 7 6 6:30 NBCSCH, NBCSCH, WGN-9, NBCSCH Charlotte 2 1 .667 — 2-1 W-2 0-1 2-0 2-1 By Jenna Fryer AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 Orlando 1 2 .333 1 1-2 L-2 1-1 0-1 1-2 Miami 1 2 .333 1 1-2 L-1 0-1 1-1 1-2 Associated Press Atlanta 1 2 .333 1 1-2 W-1 0-0 1-2 1-1 ANA NYR @STL EDM 1 Washington 0 2 .000 1 ⁄2 0-2 L-2 0-2 0-0 0-2 7:30 7:30 7 5 CENTRAL W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF NBCSCH, NBCSCH, WGN-9 NBCSCH, KANSAS CITY, Kan. — Chase Elliott won at AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 Milwaukee 2 0 1.000 — 2-0 W-2 1-0 1-0 2-0 Kansas Speedway on Sunday for his second Detroit 2 0 1.000 — 2-0 W-2 1-0 1-0 2-0 1 Indiana 2 1 .667 ⁄2 2-1 W-1 2-0 0-1 1-1 victory in three races, cementing himself as a DCU Chicago 0 2 .000 2 0-2 L-2 0-1 0-1 0-2 3:30 1 championship threat late in a season in which Cleveland 0 3 .000 2 ⁄2 0-3 L-3 0-1 0-2 0-2 AM-1200 WESTERN CONFERENCE mighty Hendrick Motorsports has lagged. SOUTHWEST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF Elliott needed 98 career starts before he New Orleans 2 0 1.000 — 2-0 W-2 1-0 1-0 2-0 figured out how to close out a win. The ON TV/RADIO LATEST LINE San Antonio 1 1 .500 1 1-1 L-1 1-0 0-1 1-1 Dallas 1 1 .500 1 1-1 W-1 1-0 0-1 1-1 breakthrough victory 11 events ago sparked his NBA Memphis 1 1 .500 1 1-1 W-1 1-0 0-1 0-0 NBA 1 performance in NASCAR’s playoffs and Elliott 6:30 p.m. Magic at Celtics NBA TV pregame.com MONDAY Houston 1 2 .333 1 ⁄2 1-2 L-1 0-1 1-1 1-2 at Dallas off Bulls NORTHWEST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF bookended this second round with wins. 1 7:30 p.m. Bulls at Mavericks NBCSCH, WSCR-AM 670 at Toronto 9 ⁄2 Charlotte at Boston 12 Orlando Denver 3 0 1.000 — 3-0 W-3 2-0 1-0 3-0 His victory three races ago at Dover ensured 1 1 9:30 p.m. Spurs at Lakers NBA TV at Minnesota 2 ⁄2 Indiana Portland 2 0 1.000 ⁄2 2-0 W-2 2-0 0-0 2-0 1 1 Elliott a spot in the round of eight, and the Kansas at Milwaukee 11 ⁄2 New York Utah 1 1 .500 1 ⁄2 1-1 L-1 0-1 1-0 1-1 NFL 1 at Utah 10 ⁄2 Memphis Minnesota 1 2 .333 2 1-2 L-1 1-0 0-2 0-2 victory showed he just might contend for the at Portland 5 Washington Oklahoma City 0 3 .000 3 0-3 L-3 0-1 0-2 0-3 7:15 p.m. Giants at Falcons ESPN at L.A. Lakers off San Antonio title. 1 NHL at Golden State 12 ⁄2 Phoenix PACIFIC W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF “I feel like we are among those guys that you NHL Golden State 2 1 .667 — 2-1 L-1 1-0 1-1 2-1 7 p.m. Blues at Jets NHL Network MONDAY L.A. Clippers 2 1 .667 — 2-1 W-2 2-1 0-0 2-1 have to beat, and I think that is all you can ask for,” at Philadelphia -114 Colorado +104 1 PREMIER LEAGUE SOCCER Phoenix 1 1 .500 ⁄2 1-1 L-1 1-0 0-1 1-1 Carolina -143 at Detroit +133 Sacramento 1 2 .333 1 1-2 W-1 0-1 1-1 1-2 Elliott said. “I think we still have room to at Winnipeg -156 St. Louis +146 1 1:55 p.m. Arsenal vs. Leicester City NBCSN Washington -146 at Vancouver +136 L.A. Lakers 0 2 .000 1 ⁄2 0-2 L-2 0-1 0-1 0-2 improve, but the last month or two has been way through Sunday TENNIS COLLEGE FOOTBALL closer to where we need to be.” 6 a.m. Erste Bank Open Tennis Channel TUESDAY SUNDAY’S RESULTS Sacramento at Denver, 8 Elliott is the only Hendrick driver and single Troy 11 at S. Alabama Atlanta 133, Cleveland 111 THURSDAY SATURDAY’S RESULTS 1 Sacramento 131, Oklahoma City 120 Chevrolet representative in the round of eight. COLLEGE FOOTBALL at W Michigan 3 ⁄2 Toledo Indiana 132, Brooklyn 112 1 Denver 100, Golden State 98 at Ohio 11 ⁄2 Ball St Toronto 117, Washington 113 1 L.A. Clippers 115, Houston 112 Hendrick teammate Jimmie Johnson, a seven- Appalach. St 9 ⁄2 at Ga. Southern THE AP TOP 25 AMWAY COACHES TOP 25 MONDAY’S SCHEDULE Boston 103, New York 101 at Virginia Tech 6 Georgia Tech Philadelphia 116, Orlando 115 time champion, was eliminated in the first round RK, TEAM W-L PTS LW 1 Rank, team RECORD PTS PV at W. Virginia 13 ⁄2 Baylor Bulls at Dallas, 7:30 Orlando at Boston, 6:30 Detroit 118, Chicago 116 1. Alabama (60) 8-0 1548 1 FRIDAY Charlotte 113, Miami 112 of the playoffs and Alex Bowman was knocked 1. Alabama (61) 8-0 1525 1 1 2. Clemson (2) 7-0 1488 3 at Boston Coll. 2 ⁄2 Miami Charlotte at Toronto, 6:30 2. Clemson 7-0 1454 3 New York at Milwaukee, 7 Dallas 140, Minnesota 136 3. Notre Dame 7-0 1409 4 at Minnesota off Indiana Denver 119, Phoenix 91 out Sunday. 3. Notre Dame 7-0 1400 4 1 Indiana at Minnesota, 7 4. LSU 7-1 1352 5 Utah 10 ⁄2 at UCLA Portland 121, San Antonio 108 4. LSU 7-1 1327 5 1 Memphis at Utah, 8 Also eliminated Sunday were Team Penske 5. Michigan 7-1 1228 7 Wyoming 1 ⁄2 at Colorado St Houston 124, L.A. Lakers 115 5. Michigan 7-1 1250 6 Washington at Portland, 9 6. Georgia 6-1 1207 6 at FAU 3 Louisiana Tech 6. Texas 6-1 1186 7 Phoenix at Golden State, 9:30 teammates Ryan Blaney and Brad Keselowski, 7. Texas 6-1 1146 8 SATURDAY CALENDAR 1 San Antonio at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 7. Georgia 6-1 1136 8 Mid. Tenn. 6 ⁄2 at Old Dominion Jan. 5: 10-day contracts can be signed. 8. Oklahoma 6-1 1075 10 1 both winners in the first round of the playoffs, 8. Oklahoma 6-1 1065 9 at Syracuse 1 ⁄2 NC State TUESDAY’S SCHEDULE Jan. 10: All contracts guaranteed for rest 9. Ohio State 7-1 1030 2 1 9. Florida 6-1 998 11 at Virginia 9 ⁄2 N. Carolina Philadelphia at Detroit, 6 of season. and Kyle Larson. 10. UCF 7-0 1008 9 1 10. UCF 7-0 996 10 at Akron 7 ⁄2 Cent. Mich. 11. Florida 6-1 968 12 L.A. Clippers at New Orleans, 7 Feb. 7: Trade deadline, 3 p.m. EST. 11. Ohio St. 7-1 985 2 Duke 3 at Pittsburgh 12. West Virginia 5-1 794 13 Larson needed to win to make it into the third 12. Kentucky 6-1 754 14 at Maryland 15 Illinois 13. Washington 6-2 729 14 1 NHL 13. West Virginia 5-1 747 13 at Louisville 2 ⁄2 Wake Forest round and was frantically chasing Elliott in the 14. Kentucky 6-1 689 17 14. Washington St. 6-1 692 25 Wisconsin 6 at Northwestern 15. Washington State 6-1 633 23 closing laps but settled for third. He was docked 15. Washington 6-2 677 15 at E. Michigan off Army EASTERN CONFERENCE 16. Penn State 5-2 606 16 16. Texas A&M 5-2 622 17 Southern Miss 7 at Charlotte 17. Texas A&M 5-2 583 18 1 ATLANTIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV 10 points last week for an infraction at Talladega, 17. Penn St. 5-2 528 18 TCU 13 ⁄2 at Kansas 18. Iowa 6-1 447 22 18. Iowa 6-1 489 19 at UConn off UMass Toronto 9 6 3 0 12 34 30 2-3-0 4-0-0 2-1-0 19. Wisconsin 5-2 430 19 his team lost two appeals of the penalty and he 19. Oregon 5-2 450 12 at Georgia St off Coast. Carol. Tampa Bay 7 5 1 1 11 28 18 4-1-0 1-0-1 2-0-0 20. South Florida 7-0 390 20 1 20. Wisconsin 5-2 357 23 at Utah St 22 ⁄2 New Mexico Montreal 7412102419 3-1-0 1-0-2 1-0-2 was in a must-win situation at Kansas. 21. Oregon 5-2 383 11 at Colorado off Oregon St 21. South Florida 7-0 291 21 1 Boston 8 4 2 2 10 27 23 3-0-0 1-2-2 3-0-0 22. N.C. State 5-1 222 15 UAB 18 ⁄2 at UTEP Advancing into the third round of the playoffs 22. NC State 5-1 186 16 23. Stanford 5-2 180 24 at BYU 7 N Illinois Buffalo 9 5 4 0 10 22 25 2-2-0 3-2-0 0-1-0 23. Utah 5-2 180 NR 24. Utah 5-2 107 NR San Diego St 4 at Nevada Ottawa 7 4 2 1 9 28 25 3-1-1 1-1-0 2-1-0 were Elliott, Kyle Busch, Kurt Busch, Martin 24. Stanford 5-2 144 NR 1 25. Miami 5-2 95 NR at Stanford 2 ⁄2 Wash. St Florida 6 1 2 3 5 21 25 0-2-1 1-0-2 0-0-2 25. Appalachian St. 5-1 79 NR Truex Jr., Kevin Harvick, Clint Bowyer, Aric Others: Appalachian State 78, Utah at USC Off Arizona St Detroit 8 1 5 2 4 19 36 0-1-1 1-4-1 1-4-0 Others receiving votes: Texas Tech 54, 1 State 63, San Diego State 62, Cincinnati Washington 13 ⁄2 at California Utah St. 50, San Diego St. 48, Fresno St. 1 Almirola and Joey Logano. 30, Houston 30, Fresno State 22, Missis- Georgia 7 ⁄2 Florida METRO GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV 35, Miami 34, Virginia 25, Houston 19, 1 sippi State 18, Virginia 17, Auburn 13, UNLV 2 ⁄2 at San Jose St Stewart-Haas Racing has all four of its cars in Purdue 17, Michigan St. 8, Cincinnati 7, 1 Carolina 8 4 3 1 9 26 25 2-1-1 2-2-0 2-0-1 Buffalo 9, Colorado 9, Army 8, Duke 8, at Tulsa 1 ⁄2 Tulane Auburn 5, Mississippi St. 2, Boston Col- 1 New Jersey 6 4 2 0 8 22 14 4-1-0 0-1-0 1-1-0 Texas Tech 8, Purdue 7, UAB 6, South Car- at Miss. St 2 ⁄2 Texas A&M the round of eight and Ford has five of the slots. lege 2, UAB 1. olina 5, Virginia Tech 4, Syracuse 3, Geor- at Missouri 6 Kentucky Pittsburgh 6 3 1 2 8 20 20 2-1-1 1-0-1 1-0-0 gia Southern 2, Michigan State 1. at S. Carolina off Tennessee Columbus 743082326 2-2-0 2-1-0 1-1-0 at Oklahoma St off Texas Washington 7 32282928 3-1-1 0-1-1 1-1-1 TUESDAY’S SCHEDULE SC State at Howard, noon at North Texas 28 Rice Philadelphia 8 4 4 0 8 30 33 2-2-0 2-2-0 1-1-0 Troy at South Alabama, 7 Marist at Morehead St., noon at Houston 9 South Florida N.Y. Islanders 7 3 4 0 6 20 20 1-1-0 2-3-0 1-0-0 Mercer at Wofford, 12:30 at Penn St 6 Iowa THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE Southern Miss. at Charlotte, 1 Purdue 1 at Michigan St N.Y. Rangers 8 2 5 1 5 19 28 2-3-0 0-2-1 0-1-1 NC Central at Delaware St., 1 1 EAST FIU 5 ⁄2 at W Kentucky WESTERN CONFERENCE ATLANTA UNITED 2, FIRE 1 Baylor at West Virginia, 6 Coastal Carolina at Georgia St., 1 Cincinnati 10 at SMU SOUTH Va. Lynchburg at Hampton, 1 at Arkansas 20 Vanderbilt CENTRAL GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV 1 Appalachian St. at Ga. Southern, 6:30 Furman at The Citadel, 1 at Oklahoma 21 ⁄2 Kansas St 1 Nashville 8710142715 3-1-0 4-0-0 2-0-0 Georgia Tech at Virginia Tech, 6:30 Monmouth (NJ) at Presbyterian, 1:30 Arkansas St 3 ⁄2 at LA-Laf. VMI at Chattanooga, 2 1 Colorado 8 5 1 2 12 29 19 2-0-1 3-1-1 1-0-0 MIDWEST at Texas St 2 ⁄2 New Mexico St Fire suffer 18th Ball St. at Ohio, 6 Ark.-Pine Bluff at Grambling St., 2 at Iowa St 5 Texas Tech Winnipeg 8521112420 4-0-1 1-2-0 1-2-0 1 Toledo at W. Michigan, 6 Norfolk St. at Savannah St., 2 Boise St 9 ⁄2 at Air Force Chicago 8 4 2 2 10 30 32 1-2-1 3-0-1 2-0-1 SE Missouri at UT Martin, 2 Clemson 17 at Florida St Minnesota 8 4 2 2 10 22 24 3-0-2 1-2-0 2-2-0 FRIDAY’S SCHEDULE Alabama A&M vs. Alabama St. Notre Dame 22 Navy Dallas 7 3 4 0 6 19 21 3-2-0 0-2-0 1-1-0 at Birmingham, Ala., 2:30 1 EAST at Arizona 20 ⁄2 Oregon St. Louis 7 2 3 2 6 21 24 1-2-1 1-1-1 0-1-2 loss of season 1 Miami at Boston College, 6 W. Carolina at ETSU, 2:30 at Fresno St 22 ⁄2 Hawaii Florida vs. Georgia SOUTH NFL PACIFIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV Louisiana Tech at FAU, 5:30 at Jacksonville, Fla., 2:30 Stony Brook at James Madison, 2:30 WEEK 7 MONDAY Anaheim 9 5 3 1 11 24 22 2-1-1 3-2-0 2-1-1 By Paul Newberry | MIDWEST 1 Associated Press Arkansas St. at La.-Lafayette, 2:30 at Atlanta 3 ⁄2 N.Y. Giants Vancouver 8 5 3 0 10 25 24 2-0-0 3-3-0 1-1-0 Indiana at Minnesota, 7 WEEK 8 THURSDAY WEST Illinois at Maryland, 2:30 Calgary 8 5 3 0 10 30 24 2-1-0 3-2-0 1-1-0 Middle Tennessee at Old Dominion, 2:30 at Houston Off Miami Wyoming at Colorado St., 9 SUNDAY San Jose 8 4 3 1 9 26 21 2-1-0 2-2-1 1-1-0 ATLANTA — Facing an Atlanta United team Utah at UCLA, 9:30 Gardner-Webb at Campbell, 3 Vegas 8 4 4 0 8 18 21 2-1-0 2-3-0 1-0-0 Morgan St. at Florida A&M, 3 at Bears 6 N.Y. Jets that was missing two key midfielders, the Fire SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE Jacksonville St. at Murray St., 3 Philadelphia 3 Jacksonville Edmonton 6 3 3 0 6 13 19 1-1-0 2-2-0 0-0-0 1 Incarnate Word at Nicholls, 3 at Pittsburgh 7 ⁄2 Cleveland Los Angeles 8 2 5 1 5 15 28 1-2-1 1-3-0 0-0-1 kept it close Sunday but fell 2-1 for their 18th loss MIDWEST 1 at Kansas City 9 ⁄2 Denver Cent. Michigan at Akron, 11 a.m. Tennessee Tech at Austin Peay, 4 Arizona 7 2 5 0 4 11 17 0-2-0 2-3-0 1-1-0 at N.Y. Giants Pk Washington of the season. Dayton at Butler, 11 a.m. Kennesaw St. at Charleston Southern, 5 Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss. Top three teams in each division Cent. Arkansas at McNeese St., 6 at Detroit 3 Seattle Army at E. Michigan, 11 a.m. 1 and two wild cards per conference advance to playoffs. through Sunday at Cincinnati 5 ⁄2 Tampa Bay United improved to 21-6-6 for 69 points, tying Texas Tech at Iowa St., 11 a.m. Texas A&M at Mississippi St., 6 at Carolina 1 Baltimore Purdue at Michigan St., 11 a.m. Houston Baptist at Northwestern St., 6 SUNDAY’S RESULTS Vancouver 2, Boston 1 (OT) the MLS points record set last season by Toronto Jackson St. at Southern U., 6 at Oakland Pk Indianapolis Bethune-Cookman at Nebraska, 11 a.m. 1 Tampa Bay 6, Blackhawks 3 Vegas 3, Anaheim 1 Tennessee at South Carolina, 6:30 San Fran. 1 ⁄2 at Arizona Wisconsin at Northwestern, 11 a.m. 1 Calgary 4, N.Y. Rangers 1 San Jose 4, N.Y. Islanders 1 FC. The Atlanta club will get a chance to break FIU at W. Kentucky, 6:30 at L.A. Rams 8 ⁄2 Green Bay S. Dakota St. at Illinois St., noon 1 Buffalo 4, Anaheim 2 at Minnesota 2 ⁄2 New Orleans Drake at Valparaiso, 1 SOUTHWEST LIGHTNING 6, BLACKHAWKS 3 the mark when it faces the Canadian team next South Florida at Houston, TBA MONDAY, Oct. 29 MONDAY’S SCHEDULE N. Iowa at W. Illinois, 1 1 Colorado at Philadelphia, 6 Cincinnati at SMU, TBA New England 11 ⁄2 at Buffalo Tampa Bay 1 3 2 — 6 Sunday in the regular-season finale. Indiana St. at Youngstown St., 1 Carolina at Detroit, 6:30 TCU at Kansas, 2 Vanderbilt at Arkansas, 11 a.m. BLACKHAWKS 1 0 2 — 3 SE Louisiana at Sam Houston St., 1 SOCCER St. Louis at Winnipeg, 7 Atlanta drew its seventh 70,000-plus crowd of S. Illinois at Missouri St., 2 Washington at Vancouver, 9 FIRST PERIOD: 1, Tampa Bay, Kucherov 2 Weber St. at North Dakota, 2 Alcorn St. at Prairie View, 2 (Hedman), 3:21. 2, BLACKHAWKS, Fortin the season at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, finishing N. Dakota St. at South Dakota, 2 MVSU at Texas Southern, 2 TUESDAY’S SCHEDULE MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER Anaheim at Blackhawks, 7:30 1 (Rutta, Keith), 11:40. Kentucky at Missouri, 3 Kansas St. at Oklahoma, 2:30 SECOND PERIOD: 3, Tampa Bay, Cirelli 2 with a total of 901,033 fans for a per-game average EASTERN W L T PT GF GA Florida at N.Y. Rangers, 6 EAST Rice at North Texas, 3 (McDonagh, Point), 4:22. 4, Tampa Bay, NC State at Syracuse, TBA Lamar at Stephen F. Austin, 3 Arizona at Columbus, 6 of 53,002. That easily eclipsed the mark of 48,200 x-Atlanta 21 6 6 69 69 40 Calgary at Montreal, 6:30 Gourde 4 (Palat, Point), 12:07 (pp). 5, Wagner at CCSU, 11 a.m. New Mexico St. at Texas St., 6 Tampa Bay, Point 5 (Kucherov), 14:01. Tulane at Tulsa, 6 x-N.Y. Red Bulls 21 7 5 68 61 33 Boston at Ottawa, 6:30 that was set in its inaugural season. Georgetown at Colgate, 11 a.m. x-N.Y. City FC 15 10 8 53 56 44 THIRD PERIOD: 6, Tampa Bay, Hedman 2 William & Mary at Rhode Island, 11 a.m. UAB at UTEP, 6:30 San Jose at Nashville, 7 x-Philadelphia 15 13 5 50 48 47 Los Angeles at Dallas, 7:30 (Miller, Girardi), 10:03. 7, BLACKHAWKS, The Fire (8-18-7, 31 points) had plenty of St. Francis (Pa.) at Robert Morris, 11 a.m. Texas at Oklahoma St., 7 Kampf 1 (Davidson, Rutta), 15:17. 8, WEST D.C. United 14 11 8 50 60 50 Pittsburgh at Edmonton, 8 UMass at UConn, 11 a.m. Columbus 13 11 9 48 40 43 BLACKHAWKS, Schmaltz 1 (Kane, chances in the first half before finally scoring in Penn at Brown, noon Oregon St. at Colorado, 2 SATURDAY’S RESULTS Seabrook), 16:12 (pp). 9, Tampa Bay, Idaho at E. Washington, 2 Montreal 14 15 4 46 47 52 Yale at Columbia, noon New England 9 13 11 38 48 55 Blackhawks 4, Columbus 1 Callahan 2 (Miller), 17:55. the 24th minute. Michael de Leeuw wound up all Lafayette at Fordham, noon N. Illinois at BYU, 2:30 Philadelphia 5, New Jersey 2 SHOTS ON GOAL: Tampa Bay 12-33-10— Arizona St. at Southern Cal, 2:30 Toronto FC 9 18 6 33 55 63 Lehigh at Holy Cross, noon FIRE 8 18 7 31 48 61 Colorado 3, Carolina 1 55. BLACKHAWKS 17-6-13—36. alone in front of the goal with two of his Albany (NY) at Maine, noon UC Davis at Montana, 3 Orlando City 8 21 4 28 43 73 Buffalo 5, Los Angeles 1 POWER PLAYS: Tampa Bay 1-of-3 Goal- Cornell at Princeton, noon Jacksonville at San Diego, 3 Winnipeg 5, Arizona 3 Tampa Bay, Domingue 2-0-0 (36 teammates and goalkeeper Brad Guzan didn’t WESTERN W L T PT GF GA ies: Bryant at Sacred Heart, noon New Mexico at Utah St., 3 Ottawa 4, Montreal 3 (OT) shots-33 saves). BLACKHAWKS, Ward 3- have a chance, watching helplessly as the Fire Harvard at Dartmouth, 12:30 Montana St. at Idaho St., 4 x-Sporting KC 17 8 8 59 63 39 Detroit 4, Florida 3 (OT) 1-2 (54-49). A: 21,012. Referees: Jake Washington at California, 5:30 New Hampshire at Villanova, 1 x-Los Angeles FC 16 8 9 57 67 50 Minnesota 5, Tampa Bay 4 (OT) Brenk, Wes McCauley. Linesmen: Bran- UNLV at San Jose St., 5:30 player slid the ball across the line for his second Towson at Delaware, 2:30 x-FC Dallas 16 8 9 57 51 42 Nashville 3, Edmonton 0 don Gawryletz, Jesse Marquis. Boise St. at Air Force, 6 Iowa at Penn St., 2:30 x-Seattle 17 11 5 56 50 36 goal of the season. Duke at Pittsburgh, 2:30 Cal Poly at N. Arizona, 6 IHSA FOOTBALL PLAYOFF PAIRINGS Washington St. at Stanford, 6 Portland 15 9 9 54 53 46 SOUTH Real Salt Lake 14 13 7 49 55 58 Just two minutes later, United regained the Clemson at Florida St., 11 a.m. N. Colorado at S. Utah, 7 Notre Dame vs. Navy at San Diego, 7 LA Galaxy 13 11 9 48 64 61 In bracket order; dates and times to be an- #9 Freeburg (7-2) at #8 Columbia (7-2) Wake Forest at Louisville, 11 a.m. Vancouver 12 13 8 44 52 66 lead with an own goal. On Chris McCann’s cross North Carolina at Virginia, 11:20 a.m. Portland St. at Sacramento St., 8 nounced Monday; state finals Nov. 23-24 at #13 Breese Central (6-3) Oregon at Arizona, 9:30 Minnesota 11 19 3 36 47 68 Memorial Stadium in Champaign. at #4 Rochester (8-1) in front of the net, a sliding Johan Kappelhof Stetson at Davidson, noon Houston 9 16 8 35 55 56 E. Illinois at E. Kentucky, noon Hawaii at Fresno St., 9:30 CLASS 8A #12 Herrin (7-2) at #5 Pontiac (8-1) San Diego St. at Nevada, 9:30 Colorado 7 19 7 28 34 62 #15 Salem (6-3) at #2 Paris (9-0) deflected the ball past goalkeeper Patrick McLain San Jose 4 20 9 21 48 69 #32 Zion-Benton (5-4) at #1 Brother Rice (9-0) #17 New Trier (7-2) at #16 Oak Park (7-2) #10 Effingham (7-2) to put Atlanta back in front 2-1. AUTO RACING MLB PLAYOFFS 3 points for victory, 1 point for tie; x- #25 Neuqua Valley (6-3) at #8 Warren (8-1) at #7 Breese Mater Dei (7-2) clinched playoff berth #24 Conant (6-3) at # 9 Hinsdale Central (7-2) #14 Olney Richland County (6-3) NASCAR HOLLYWOOD CASINO 400 DODGERS 5, BREWERS 1 SUNDAY’S RESULTS #29 Fremd (5-4) at #3 Bishop McNamara (8-1) Atlanta 2, Fire 1 at #4 Homewood-Flossmoor (8-1) #11 Fairbury Prairie Central (7-2) At Kansas Speedway ; Kansas City, Kan. ; NLCS GAME 7, LATE SATURDAY D.C. United 3, N.Y. City FC 1 at #6 Murphysboro (7-2) AB R H BI SO AVG #20 Barrington (6-3) at #13 Oswego E. (7-2) lap length: 1.50 miles LOS ANGELES Montreal 2, Toronto FC 0 #28 Stevenson (6-3) at #5 Marist (8-1) FP SP DRIVER M LAPS CLASS 3A Pederson lf 10000.231 N.Y. Red Bulls 1, Philadelphia 0 #21 Naperville Central (6-3) Orlando City 2, Columbus 1 #16 Rock Island Alleman (5-4) IN BRIEF 1. 13 Chase Elliott C 267. Hernndz ph-2b 40103.071 at #12 Plainfield South (7-2) at #1 Byron (9-0) 2. 7 Kyle Busch T 267. Muncy 1b 41103.182 Colorado 0, San Jose 0 #31 St. Charles East (5-4) LA Galaxy 3, Minnesota 1 #9 Princeton (6-3) 3. 27 Kyle Larson C 267. Turner 3b 40101.241 at #2 Lincoln-Way East (9-0) at #8 Elmwood-Brimfield (6-3) 4. 6 Erik Jones T 267. Machado ss 41201.296 Portland 3, Real Salt Lake 0 #18 Glenbard W. (7-2) at #15 Bartlett (7-2) AUTO RACING: Seattle 3, Houston 2 #13 Dwight (6-3) at #4 Lisle (8-1) Ferrari’s Kimi Raikkonen won 5. 12 Martin Truex Jr. T 267. Bellinger cf 42121.200 #26 South Elgin (6-3) at #7 West Aurora (8-1) Sporting KC 3, FC Dallas 0 #12 Oneida Mid-County (6-3) 6. 5 Brad Keselowski F 267. Puig rf 41330.333 #23 Edwardsville (6-3) at #10 Evanston (7-2) Vancouver 2, Los Angeles FC 2 at #5 Poplar Grove North Boone (7-2) the U.S. Grand Prix in Austin, Texas. It was his 7. 4 Ryan Blaney F 267. Taylor 2b-lf 20100.364 #30 Taft (5-4) at #3 Oswego (9-0) #15 Herscher (5-4) at #2 Dunbar (8-1) 8. 1 Joey Logano F 267. Barnes c 40002.111 ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE #19 Loyola (6-3) at #14 Minooka (7-2) #10 Spring Valley Hall (6-3) at #7 Clark (6-3) first Formula 1 victory since 2013. Lewis 9. 10 Alex Bowman C 267. #27 Huntley (6-3) at #6 Maine South (8-1) Buehler p 10000.000 SUNDAY’S RESULT #14 Urban Prep-Englewood (5-4) 10. 3 Aric Almirola F 267. #22 Waubonsie Valley (6-3) Hamilton was third and fell short of clinching his Urias p 00000 — Everton 2, Crystal Palace 0 at #3 Eureka (8-1) 11. 23 Austin Dillon C 267. Madson p 10001.000 at #11 Bolingbrook (7-2) #11 Wilmington (6-3) 12. 2 Kevin Harvick F 267. MONDAY’S SCHEDULE second straight season title and fifth overall. The Jansen p 00000 — Arsenal vs. Leicester, 2 CLASS 7A at #6 Monmouth-Roseville (7-2) 13. 14 Clint Bowyer F 267. Kemp ph 00000.200 #32 Rockford East (5-4) at #1 Simeon (9-0) #16 St. Joseph-Ogden (5-4) Mercedes driver holds a commanding lead over 14. 9 Denny Hamlin T 266. Kershaw p 00000.000 TENNIS #17 Lincoln-Way West (7-2) at #1 Monticello (9-0) 15. 16 Ryan Newman C 266. TOTALS 33 5 10 5 12 at #16 Machesney Park Harlem (7-2) #9 West Frankfort (7-2) Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel and will have another 16. 21 Chris Buescher C 266. MILWAUKEE AB R H BI SO AVG #25 Andrew (6-3) at #8 Nazareth (8-1) at #8 Anna-Jonesboro (7-2) 17. 20 Jamie McMurray C 266. VTB KREMLIN CUP #24 Lincoln-Way C. (6-3) at #9 Hersey (8-1) #13 Greenville (6-3) at #4 Farmington (9-0) shot to secure the title next weekend in Mexico 18. 11 Kurt Busch F 266. Cain cf 4 0 2 0 1 .303 Final at Olympic Stadium #29 Granite City (5-4) at #4 Batavia (9-0) #12 Pleasant Plains (6-3) 19. 28 David Ragan F 265. Yelich rf 4 1 1 1 1 .179 Moscow; hard-indoor #20 Glenbrook North (7-2) at #5 Beardstown (8-1) City. 20. 15 R. Stenhouse Jr. F 265. Braun lf 4 0 0 0 2 .241 Purse: men, $856,445 (wt250) at #13 Moline (8-1) #15 East Alton-Wood River (6-3) 21. 25 AJ Allmendinger C 265. Shaw 2b 4 0 1 0 1 .211 Men’s Singles #28 Lincoln Park (5-4) at #2 Carlinville (9-0) 22. 22 Jimmie Johnson C 264. Aguilar 1b 4 0 0 0 4 .269 #3 Karen Khachanov d. at #5 Willowbrook (9-0) #10 Paxton-Buckley-Loda (6-3) BASEBALL: The Angels named Brad Ausmus 23. 31 Matt DiBenedetto F 264. Moustakas 3b 4 0 1 0 2 .138 Adrian Mannarino, 6-2, 6-2. #21 Benet (6-3) at #12 Maine West (8-1) at #7 Vandalia (7-2) 24. 8 Daniel Suarez T 263. Kratz c 3 0 0 0 1 .125 #31 Prospect (5-4) at #2 Glenbard E. (9-0) #14 Newton (6-3) at #3 Fairfield (9-0) their manager. Contract details weren’t released. 25. 30 Ty Dillon C 263. Arcia ss 3 0 2 0 0 .360 ATP WORLD TOUR #18 Hoffman Estates (7-2) #11 DuQuoin (6-3) at #6 Williamsville (8-1) 26. 29 Bubba Wallace C 263. Chacin p 0 0 0 0 0 .000 EUROPEAN OPEN at #15 East St. Louis (7-2) Ausmus, 49, who served as special assistant to 27. 24 Michael McDowell F 262. Schoop ph 1 0 0 0 0 .000 Final at Lotto Arena #26 T.F. South (6-3) at #7 Mount Carmel (8-1) CLASS 2A 28. 26 Regan Smith C 259. #16 Watseka (5-4) Hader p 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Antwerp, Belgium; hard-indoor #23 Lake Zurich (6-3) at #10 DeKalb (8-1) GM Billy Eppler this season, was a big-league 29. 35 Landon Cassill C 258. at #1 Gibson City-Melvin-Sibley (9-0) Santana ph 1 0 0 0 1 .333 Purse: $708,100 (wt250) #30 Buffalo Grove (5-4) 30. 19 Trevor Bayne F 258. #9 Knoxville (6-3) at #8 Hope Aca. (7-2) Cedeno p 0 0 0 0 0 — Singles at #3 Hononegah (9-0) catcher for 18 seasons and manager of the Tigers 31. 36 JJ Yeley T 256. #13 Aledo Mercer County (5-4) Jeffress p 0 0 0 0 0 — #1 Kyle Edmund d. #19 Belleville West (7-2) at from 2014-17. He replaces Mike Scioscia, who 32. 18 Paul Menard F 256. Knebel p 0 0 0 0 0 .000 #14 Wheaton Warrenville South (8-1) at #4 Carthage Illini West (9-0) 33. 38 BJ McLeod C 250. #6 Gael Monfils, 3-6, 7-6 (2), 7-6 (4). Granderson ph 1 0 0 0 1 .200 #27 Alton (5-4) at #6 Rolling Meadows (9-0) #12 Rockford Christian (6-3) 34. 34 Corey LaJoie C 219. resigned Oct. 1 after 19 seasons. ... The Reds Woodruff p 0 0 0 0 0 .500 ATP WORLD TOUR #22 St. Charles North (6-3) at #5 Sterling Newman (8-1) 35. 37 Kyle Weatherman C -t TOTALS 33 1 7 1 14 INTRUM STOCKHOLM OPEN at #11 Normal Community (8-1) #15 Minonk Fieldcrest (5-4) at #2 Orion (9-0) named David Bell their manager. Bell agreed to a 36. 39 Reed Sorenson C -v #10 Taylor Ridge Rockridge (6-3) 37. 33 Jeffrey Earnhardt T -t Final at Kungliga Tennishallen CLASS 6A at #7 Clifton Central (7-2) Los Angeles 020 003 000 — 5 10 0 Stockholm, Sweden; hard-indoor #16 Wauconda (5-4) at #1 Cary-Grove (9-0) three-year contract with a team option for 2022. 38. 17 William Byron C -e Milwaukee 100 000 000 — 1 7 0 #14 Harlan (5-4) 39. 32 Ross Chastain C -a Purse: $708,100 (wt250) #9 Von Steuben (6-3) at #8 Kaneland (6-3) at #3 Lanark Eastland-Pearl City (9-0) Bell, 46, the son of ex-Reds manager and current 40. 40 Timmy Hill T -e LOB: LA 6, Mil 5. 2B: Puig (3), Taylor (1), Singles #13 Lake Forest (5-4) at #4 Phillips (7-2) #11 Chicago Christian (6-3) at #6 Collins (8-1) #3 Stefanos Tsitsipas d. a-accident;b-brakes;o-overheating;c- Cain (4), Shaw (1). HR: Bellinger (1), off #12 Hinsdale South (6-3) #16 Staunton (5-4) at front office executive Buddy Bell, was a big- Ernests Gulbis, 6-4, 6-4. electrical;e-engine;t-transmission;m- Chacin; Puig (1), off Jeffress; Yelich (1), at #5 Prairie Ridge (7-2) #1 Decatur St. Teresa (9-0) #15 Reavis (5-4) at #2 Antioch (9-0) league infielder for 12 seasons and manager in the mechanical;l-oil;leak-leak;p-parked;v- off Buehler. RBIs: Bellinger 2 (4), Puig 3 TRANSACTIONS #9 Athens (7-2) at #8 Eldorado (7-2) vibration;i-ignition;h-handling;r-rear- (4), Yelich (1). SB: Bellinger (2). CS: Her- #10 Belvidere North (6-3) at #7 Lakes (7-2) #13 Fithian Oakwood (5-4) at #4 Pana (8-1) end;f-frontend;n-alternator;s-power- nandez (1). S: Buehler. DP: LA 1; Mil 2. #14 Crystal Lake South (5-4) #12 Downs Tri-Valley (5-4) Reds’ minor-league system from 2008-11. The steering;u-fuelpump;g-timingchain;w- LOS ANGELES IP H R ER BB SO ERA BASKETBALL at #3 Kenwood (8-1) at #5 Nashville (8-1) #11 St. Ignatius (6-3) at #6 Notre Dame (7-2) Reds fired manager Bryan Pryce in April. wheelbearing;x-axle;sp-suspension;cb- 2 #15 Jacksonville Routt (5-4) Buehler 4 ⁄3 6 1 1 0 7 3.86 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION carburetorM-Make; C-Chevrolet; D- #16 Rock Island (5-4) at #1 Richards (9-0) at #2 Maroa-Forsyth (9-0) 1 NBA: Suspended Los Angeles Lakers F Dodge; F-Ford; T-Toyota Urias ⁄3 0 0 0 0 0 2.70 #9 Dunlap (7-2) at #8 Yorkville (7-2) #10 Chester (6-3) 2 Brandon Ingram four games without Mdson, W, 1-0 1 ⁄3 1 0 0 0 2 1.80 #13 Peoria Notre Dame (6-3) at #7 Warrensburg-Latham (7-2) GOLF: U.S. Open and PGA champ Brooks Winner’s average speed: 152.713 mph. 1 Jansen 1 ⁄3 0 0 0 0 3 0.00 pay, Lakers G Rajon Rondo three games, at #4 Normal West (8-1) Time: 2:38:2. Margin: 0.903. Caution and Houston G Chris Paul two games for #14 Villa Grove-Heritage (5-4) flags: 3 for 17 laps. Kershaw 1 0 0 0 0 2 4.09 #12 Springfield (6-3) at #5 Shepard (7-2) at #3 Tuscola (8-1) Koepka overtook Dustin Johnson atop the world MILWAUKEE IP H R ER BB SO ERA their roles in an on-court altercation in #15 Providence (5-4) Lead changes: 11 among 8 drivers. the fourth quarter of the Rockets’ 124- #11 Hamilton West Hancock (6-3) Lap leaders: J. Logano 1-40; A. All- at #2 Washington, Ill. (9-0) at #6 Bismarck-Henning (8-1) rankings after securing a four-stroke victory at Chacin, L, 1-1 2 3 2 2 1 0 2.45 115 win over the Lakers on Oct. 20 at Sta- #10 Quincy (7-2) at mendinger 41-49; B. Wallace 50-51; J. Hader 3 1 0 0 1 4 0.00 ples Center. the CJ Cup in Jeju Island, South Korea. Koepka Logano 52-62; R. Stenhouse Jr. 63; R. #7 Springfield Sacred Heart-Griffin (7-2) CLASS 1A Cedeno 0 1 1 1 0 0 18.00 #14 Lemont (5-4) #16 Polo (5-4) at #1 Princeville (9-0) Blaney 64-71; J. Logano 72-120; R. Blaney 1 FOOTBALL Jeffress 1 ⁄3 3 2 2 1 2 7.71 at #3 Chatham Glenwood (8-1) #9 Aurora Christian (6-3) at fired a final-round 8-under 64 to finish at 121; B. Keselowski 122-137; K. Harvick 2 Knebel ⁄3 0 0 0 0 1 1.29 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE #11 Crete-Monee (6-3) at #8 Annawan-Kewanee Wethersfield (6-3) 138-213; B. Keselowski 214-223; C. Elliott Woodruff 2 2 0 0 1 5 2.89 N.Y. Giants: Waived TE Garrett Dicker- 21-under 267. It’s the first time the 28-year-old 224-267. #6 Bloomington (7-2) #13 Lewistown (5-4) at #4 Lena-Winslow (8-1) Cedeno pitched to 1 batter in the 6th. son. Signed WR Quandree Henderson #12 LeRoy (5-4) at #5 Orr (8-1) from the practice squad. CLASS 5A Koepka reached No. 1. ... Former Masters champ Time: 3:15. A: 44,097 (41,900). #16 Evergreen Park (5-4) at #1 Payton (9-0) #15 Orangeville (5-4) #9 Back of the Yards (6-3) at #2 Ottawa Marquette (9-0) Sergio Garcia of Spain held a three-stroke lead GOLF at #8 Elmwood Park (7-2) #10 Dakota (6-3) at #7 Stockton (7-2) #13 Woodstock N. (5-4) at #4 Montini (8-1) #14 Fulton (5-4) at #3 Milledgeville (9-0) over former world No. 1 Lee Westwood of #11 Kirkland Hiawatha (6-3) THE CJ CUP AT NINE BRIDGES Ted Potter 77-67-65-70 Su Oh 69-71-70-71 #12 Rochelle (5-4) at #5 Sycamore (7-2) England during the final round of the Andalucia #15 Phoenix (5-4) at #2 Sterling (8-1) at #6 Forreston (7-2) Final at Nine Bridges Brendan Steele 74-71-65-69 Mi Hyang Lee 71-72-66-72 #16 Cerro Gordo-Bement (5-4) Minjee Lee 68-70-70-73 #10 Brooks (6-3) at #7 Hyde Park (7-2) Valderrama Masters in Sotogrande, Spain, before Jeju Island, South Korea BUICK LPGA SHANGHAI #14 Glenbard South (5-4) at #1 Argenta-Oreana (9-0) Purse: $9.5 million #9 Toledo Cumberland (7-2) at #8 Fisher (7-2) Final at Qizhong Garden GC DOMINION ENERGY at #3 Boylan Catholic (8-1) play was suspended due to heavy rain and the Yardage: 7,196; Par: 72 CHARITY CLASSIC #11 Amundsen (5-4) at #6 St. Francis (7-2) #13 Moweaqua Central A&M (6-3) 267 (-21) $1,710,000 Shanghai at #4 Bridgeport Red Hill (8-1) threat of lightning. Play was scheduled to resume Purse: $2.1 million Final at The CC of Virginia #16 Jerseyville (5-4) at #1 Hillcrest (9-0) Brooks Koepka 71-65-67-64 #9 Morton, Ill. (6-3) #12 Albion Edwards County (6-3) 271 (-17) $1,026,000 Yardage: 6,710; Par: 72 Richmond, Va. at #5 Madison (8-1) Monday. ... Danielle Kang shot a final-round a-amateur Purse: $2 million at #8 Decatur MacArthur (6-3) Gary Woodland 73-67-68-63 #13 Mt. Zion (6-3) at #4 Cahokia (8-1) #15 Greenfield-Northwestern (6-3) 273 (-15) $551,000 275 (-13) $315,000 Yardage: 7,025; Par: 72 at #2 Camp Point Central (8-1) 3-under 69 to earn a two-stroke victory at the Danielle Kang 67-68-71-69 205 (-11) $305,000 #12 Champaign Central (6-3) Rafa Cabrera Bello 73-70-65-65 at #5 Carbondale (7-2) #10 Carrollton (6-3) at #7 Sesser-Valier (7-2) Ryan Palmer 72-70-69-62 277 (-11) $101,452 Woody Austin 68-68-69 #14 Georgetown-Ridge Farm (6-3) LPGA Shanghai. Kang finished at 13-under 275 to Lydia Ko 68-73-70-66 206 (-10) $180,000 #15 Rich Central (5-4) at #2 Highland (9-0) 276 (-12) $361,000 #10 Mascoutah (6-3) at #7 Mattoon (6-3) at #3 Concord Triopia (8-1) hold off former world No. 1 Lydia Ko (66) and six Jason Day 73-71-65-67 Marina Alex 72-70-68-67 Bernhard Langer 70-66-70 #11 Catlin Salt Fork (6-3) at #6 Arcola (7-2) Annie Park 69-72-69-67 207 (-9) $119,600 #14 Joliet Catholic (5-4) at #3 Metamora (8-1) Scott Piercy 70-65-72-69 #11 Rich East (6-3) at #6 Marion (6-3) others for her second career title. ... Woody 277 (-11) $296,083 Wenbo Liu 68-72-69-68 Jay Haas 68-65-74 Pat Perez 72-68-68-69 Brittany Altomare 71-66-69-71 Kent Jones 68-69-70 CLASS 4A AHL Austin, 54, won the PGA Tour Champions Chez Reavie 68-70-70-69 Ariya Jutanugarn 66-69-71-71 Fran Quinn 67-71-69 #16 Raby (5-4) at #1 IC Catholic (9-0) Cameron Smith 74-67-67-69 Sei Young Kim 67-67-71-72 208 (-8) $76,000 #9 Stillman Valley (6-3) at #8 Dixon (6-3) tournament in Richmond, Va., edging Bernhard 278 (-10) $228,000 278 (-10) $43,046 Tom Gillis 69-70-69 #13 St. Edward (5-4) SUNDAY’S RESULTS Adam Hadwin 71-71-72-64 Bronte Law 69-68-71-70 Billy Mayfair 69-67-72 at #4 Urban Prep-Bronzeville (8-1) Milwaukee 5, Wolves 4 (SO) Langer by a stroke in the playoff-opening event. Ian Poulter 70-69-68-71 Yu Liu 69-69-69-71 209 (-7) $50,667 #12 Sullivan (6-3) at #5 Marengo (7-2) Manitoba 6, San Antonio 3 It was Austin’s fourth senior title and first since Adam Scott 75-69-71-63 Carlota Ciganda 70-68-67-73 Marco Dawson 70-68-71 #15 Wheaton Aca. (5-4) at #2 Coal City (8-1) Bridgeport 4, Lehigh Valley 3 (SO) J.J. Spaun 71-70-69-68 279 (-9) $36,896 Glen Day 69-69-71 #10 Johnsburg (6-3) at #7 Ag Science (7-2) Stockton 3, San Jose 2 20016. 279 (-9) $164,730 Paula Creamer 68-71-69-71 Jesper Parnevik 71-70-68 #14 Plano (5-4) at #3 Richmond-Burton (8-1) TUESDAY’S SCHEDULE Tyrrell Hatton 72-73-68-66 280 (-8) $34,577 Vijay Singh 69-69-71 #11 Clemente (6-3) Laval at Toronto, 6 Keith Mitchell 75-69-67-68 Jin Young Ko 72-70-68-70 Scott Parel 71-67-71 at #6 Genoa-Kingston (7-2) San Antonio at Milwaukee, 6 281 (-7) $30,642 Gene Sauers 69-68-72 #16 Chillicothe IVC (5-4) at #1 Taylorville (9-0) — Edited from news services Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, October 22, 2018 9

WORLD SERIES DODGERS VS. RED SOX Boston hero wears different uniform After helping Red Sox win 2004 Series, Roberts back in town — as Dodgers’ manager By Jorge Castillo | Los Angeles Times

BOSTON — When the Dodgers take the field Tuesday night at Fenway Park for Game 1 of the World Series, they’ll assume an unfamiliar role. Fresh off discarding a plucky underdog from Major League Baseball’s smallest market to seize their second consecutive National League pennant, the Dodgers will, for once, not open as favorites with the more expensive roster against the 108-win Red Sox, whose payroll was tops in the majors while the Dodgers’ ranked third. The Dodgers, Las Vegas has decided, are the underdogs a year after falling a game short of winning the Series. The oddity was JEFF ROBERSON/AP not lost in Saturday night’s celebration in Milwaukee. “I think it’s a little unfair to make us play “To be wearing another these high-payroll teams,” Stan Kasten, the uniform going in there Dodgers president, said jokingly. “But we’re going to give it our best shot.” playing for a World Series The storylines for the heavyweight clash are plentiful. The Dodgers are seeking their championship is going to first Series championship in 30 years. The Red Sox are looking to complete a dominant be special for me.” season with their fourth title in 15 years — Dave Roberts, on returning to Fenway AP (2004) after setting the franchise record for Park with the Dodgers Dave Roberts, who helped the Red Sox win the 2004 World Series, returns to Boston as victories during the regular season. manager of the Dodgers in this year’s Fall Classic. The Series will feature three Cy Young Award winners (Dodgers ace Clayton keep the Red Sox, who won 6-4 in 12 career playoff victory in closing out the WORLD SERIES SCHEDULE Kershaw, and the Red Sox’s David Price and innings, alive en route to an unprecedented Astros, has started Game 2 the previous two On FOX-32; Games 5-7 if necessary Rick Porcello), a previous most valuable comeback from a three-games-to-none rounds. Nathan Eovaldi and Porcello round G1: Tuesday at Red Sox, 7:09 p.m. player (Kershaw), a top candidate to be deficit to win the ALCS. The Red Sox swept out Boston’s playoff quartet. G2: Wednesday at Red Sox, 7:09 p.m. selected MVP next month (Red Sox out- the Cardinals in the Series, their first title Regardless of how the pitching is lined G3: Friday at Dodgers, 7:09 p.m. fielder Mookie Betts), and the return of a since 1918. up, the Series will feature plenty of G4: Saturday at Dodgers, 7:09 p.m. villain to Boston (shortstop Manny Roberts returns to Boston seeking to end left-handed starters — the Dodgers carry G5: Sunday at Dodgers, 7:15 p.m Machado). a 30-year drought for the Dodgers. three and the Red Sox have two — and G6: Oct. 30 at Red Sox, 7:09 p.m. The managers are friends and former “I’m looking forward to going back to neither team hit left-handers well during G7: Oct. 31 at Red Sox, 7:09 p.m. Dodgers teammates excelling in their first Fenway,” Roberts said. “Obviously, for me the regular season. The Dodgers compiled a managerial stints for two of the sport’s personally, I have a lot of fond memories of .733 on-base-plus-slugging percentage storied franchises, who last met in the the Red Sox and Fenway Park. To be against left-handers, though they improved most runs in the majors behind Betts, who Series in 1916. The Dodgers were known as wearing another uniform going in there in that department after acquiring was the AL batting champion with a .346 the Brooklyn Robins then. Boston won in playing for a World Series championship is Machado and David Freese. The Red Sox average, and J.D. Martinez, who batted .330 five games. Game 5 lasted 1 hour, 43 going to be special for me. It’s great for had a .719 OPS against left-handers. with 43 home runs and a 1.031 OPS. The minutes. baseball. Two storied franchises going head The clubs entered the postseason with Dodgers led the NL in runs, and boast And, of course, there’s Dodgers manager to head. It’s going to be a great Series.” bullpen questions and have overcome them exceptional depth and positional versatility Dave Roberts’ place in Red Sox history. The Dodgers will likely set their starting with different methods. The Dodgers have to counter moves. Before the Red Sox ended their supposed rotation as they did for the NLCS, with stuck to their group and it has responded That depth and versatility is a product of curse, before Boston became synonymous Kershaw getting the ball in Game 1 followed with a 1.30 earned-run average, 51 strike- the Dodgers’ talent, the same that elicited with championships, and before Roberts by Hyun-Jin Ryu, Walker Buehler and Rich outs and a .180 opponents’ batting average confidence when they were 10 games under became a New England folk hero, he was a Hill. The Red Sox will counter with a in their 11 games. The Red Sox have .500 in mid-May and stumbling in the bench player for the Red Sox against the well-rested Chris Sale in Game 1, manager reversed baseball’s bullpen trend by having second half against inferior competition. Yankees in the 2004 American League Alex Cora announced Sunday. Sale hasn’t starters moonlight as relievers to bridge the They believed they were better than their Championship Series. He had been sent pitched since Game 1 of the ALCS, when he gap to closer Craig Kimbrel; Sale, Eovaldi 92-win, 163-game regular season. from the Dodgers to the Red Sox at the gave up two runs in four innings in a loss to and Porcello each have made at least one “It’s not a time to take a breath and relax,” trade deadline. the Astros. He’ll be on nine days’ rest. relief appearance in the playoffs. Dodgers third baseman Justin Turner said. He stole second base in the ninth inning Cora didn’t announce the rest of his The pitching staffs will be tasked to quell “We’re not satisfied with being there. We of Game 4 before scoring to tie it 4-4 and rotation, but Price, who earned his first loaded lineups. The Red Sox scored the want to be the last team standing.”

NBA Crossword League suspends Ingram, Rondo, Paul Lakers teammates Brandon Ingram and 2016-17 MVP missed the preseason and Rajon Rondo and Chris Paul of the Rockets first two regular-season games while were suspended without pay for their roles recovering from arthroscopic knee in an on-court fight between the two surgery. ... Knicks rookie F Kevin Knox, the teams. No. 9 overall pick in the draft, will miss at The NBA handed down the puni- least a week after spraining his left ankle shments Sunday, a day after the incident during Saturday’s loss to the Celtics. ... PG during the teams’ game in Los Angeles. Trae Young, the No. 5 overall pick, had a Ingram was suspended for four games, game-high 35 points and 11 assists to lead Rondo will sit out three games and Paul the Hawks to a 133-111 win over the host two games. Cavaliers. Young is the first rookie with ■ PG Russell Westbrook scored a game- least 35 points and 10 assists in a game high 32 points and added 12 rebounds and since Stephen Curry in 2010. eight assists in his season debut, but the host Thunder fell to the Kings 131-120. The News services

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(USF’s 38-30 victory and No. 2 Ohio State knocked off over UConn on Saturday made in consecutive weeks. Two the Bulls the only team this games doesn’t exactly constitute season to score fewer than 49 a trend, but the upcoming sched- points against the Huskies.) ule does have some intriguing The Knights blew out their possibilities. lone Power Five opponent, Pitts- Clemson, which ascended to burgh, but the Panthers are 3-4 No. 2 in Sunday’s new poll, goes with a best win against Syracuse. on the road Saturday to Florida The best team on UCF’s sched- State. The Seminoles suffered ule might end up being Temple, through an embarrassing first which won at Maryland by three half-season under coach Willie touchdowns and played Boston Taggart — getting held to one College tough on the road. 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(That said, quarter- Heisman watch year — after the Boilermakers’ stunning 29-point upset of No. 2 Ohio State on Saturday night. back Deondre Francois might want to take out an extra insur- Stock up: Kyler Murray ance policy before the belea- Tua Tagovailoa did nothing to guered FSU offensive line faces reduce his sizable lead in the the nation’s best defensive Heisman Trophy race with a front.) 306-yard, four-touchdown, no- If the Seminoles can pull off turnover performance in Ala- Riding a wave the stunner and Notre Dame bama's 58-21 rout of Tennessee. handles 2-5 Navy on Saturday (Surely he would be the first night in San Diego, the Irish Heisman winner not to play a As Purdue stuns OSU, Michigan emphatically proves it is back would bring the No. 2 ranking to single fourth-quarter snap be- Northwestern on Nov. 3 for their fore November.) Murray, mean- BIG TEN POWER RANKINGS Texas. And — can you handle first visit to Evanston in 42 years. while, was downright Tua-esque Last week’s ranking in parentheses this? — Michigan winning its next Could the Wildcats be the ones with this efficient stat line in 1. Michigan (2) three so the Wolverines are 10-1 to derail Notre Dame’s College Oklahoma’s 52-27 thumping of Jim Harbaugh’s crew is finally atop heading into the Nov. 24 show- Football Playoff hopes? TCU: 19 of 24, 213 yards, four a ranking that doesn’t involve down in Columbus. Of course, the rankings that touchdowns, no interceptions, coolest spring break trips. While Buckeyes fans are at it, matter are those of the CFP plus 51 yards on nine carries. In Teddy Greenstein 2. Iowa (3) they also should root for Ohio selection committee, which re- fact, aside from his three inter- On the Big Ten Kirk Ferentz on a visit from State to rediscover what it takes leases its first version Oct. 30. ceptions to Tagovailoa’s none — Olympic wrestler Lou Banach: “I to beat good teams, starting with Ohio State’s 49-20 loss at Purdue and, more important, the Soon- know we don’t have Will Ferrell a rushing attack. The Buckeyes means we won’t have four un- ers’ one loss to the Crimson Five things you should know and Snoop Dogg, but we had a haven’t averaged four yards per beaten Power Five (plus Notre Tide’s none — Murray’s season about the Big Ten after eight gold medalist on our sideline.” carry since the Week 3 win over Dame) teams, so let the debate numbers are extremely compa- weeks, including this: Michigan is 3. Ohio State (1) TCU, and they had Dwayne Hask- over resumes and bodies of work rable to Tagovailoa’s. Both have back, and look out, America — the It’s tough to win when you can’t ins attempt a school-record 73 begin in earnest. 25 touchdown passes, Murray Wolverines will be insufferable. run, stop the run or bottle up Ron- passes Saturday. Said coach Ur- has been slightly more accurate dale Moore. ban Meyer: “The glaring short- Playoff watch (72.3 percent to 70.4) and Tagov- 1. Purdue owned Saturday 4. Purdue (9) comings we have were exposed.” ailoa has the edge in yards per night. The Boilermakers put on a Trended worldwide after posting Stock up: Big 12 attempt (13.6 to 12.4). glorious display of play calling the third-largest victory by an 4. Michigan is back — and the We wrote two weeks ago Stock down: Travis Etienne and playmaking, vaulting Rondale unranked team over a top-two Wolverines will rub your face about Texas’ upset of Oklahoma The speedy Clemson sopho- Moore into the Heisman discus- team in AP poll history. in it. Michigan State and its of- being a blow to the Big 12’s more had emerged in recent sion (if not 2018, then 2019). They 5. Wisconsin (4) fense (94 total yards, third-fewest playoff hopes. While the confer- weeks as the top candidate beat the nation’s No. 2 team, Ohio Headed to Northwestern to settle in school history) weren’t the ence is still presumably on the among running backs to earn a State, by 29 points. They averaged the great debate — brats versus only losers at Spartan Stadium. outside looking in as things trip to New York as a Heisman 7.5 yards per play. They brought Chicago dogs. Sportsmanship took one on the stand — behind Alabama, Clem- finalist. While he did score three immense joy to cancer patient 6. Northwestern (6) chin. It started with an altercation son, Notre Dame and a potential touchdowns in the Tigers’ 41-7 and team inspiration Tyler Trent. America’s worst favorite could on the field two hours before one-loss Big Ten champion stomping of previously unbeaten And the final touchdown was have pitched a shutout at Rutgers kickoff, when Michigan State (Michigan, Ohio State or Iowa) N.C. State, he rushed for a scored by an Academic All-Big and still not covered the 20½ players, linked arm in arm for — the likelihood of more upsets season-low 39 yards on 15 carries Ten linebacker named Markus points. their traditional 100-yard walk, could put a one-loss Big 12 as Clemson leaned on Trevor Bailey. He’s from Columbus, Ohio, 7. Penn State (7) clashed with some Wolverines champ in position to capitalize. Lawrence and the passing game. and received scholarship offers One large reason Trace McSorley who were warming up. The conference’s best case re- Etienne (800 yards, 8.2 per carry, from Duke, Northwestern and ranks 80th nationally in passing Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh mains Texas and Oklahoma win- 14 touchdowns) could end up Illinois but not Ohio State. efficiency rating: His receivers said cornerback Lavert Hill’s ning out to set up a rematch in competing for a spot on many “Our defense played lights out,” have bad hands. headphones got ripped off, calling the Big 12 title game. West ballots with Wisconsin’s Jona- coach Jeff Brohm said. He took 8. Michigan State (5) that “total bush league.” He also Virginia retains slim hopes as than Taylor, who has a big edge over from Darrell Hazell, who Whatever happened to NFL contended that Spartans coach well but still has to play the in yardage (1,109) but a lower went 9-33, and has flipped the prospect Brian Lewerke? Mark Dantonio stood nearby, Longhorns and Sooners. per-carry average (6.5) and program in less than two seasons. 9. Indiana (10) smiling. Dantonio called that Stock down: Central Flor- fewer scores (eight). (How about all of those coaches Hoosiers ran 100 plays against accusation “B.S.” ida who say they need four to five Penn State. Needed one more. Harbaugh praised his players Even without star quarter- [email protected] years?) 10. Maryland (8) for not backing down. OK, I’m back McKenzie Milton, who Twitter @JJoelBoyd Purdue has won four straight You know it’s a tough passing day with him on that. But linebacker after starting with losses to when Ty Johnson leads the team Devin Bush Jr. using his cleats to Northwestern, Eastern Michigan with two receptions — for 2 yards. kick up dirt and deface the white and Missouri. 11. Nebraska (12) Spartans logo? That’s low-class. “This team,” Brohm said, “is Not one, not two but three Corn- And defensive end Chase hungry.” huskers rushed for 100-plus yards Winovich, a terrific player and in Scott Frost’s first coaching win engaging personality, didn’t need 2. We’re living in the wild at the school. to shove it in his opponent’s face West. A few weeks ago, we 12. Minnesota (11) after the game by referencing the would have chuckled at the con- In case you care, a quarterback famous Mike Hart quote. cept of the Big Ten West repre- controversy is brewing between Winovich said on the Fox Sports sentative winning the conference Zack Annexstad and Tanner Mor- telecast: “Sometimes your little title game in Indianapolis. Then gan. brother starts acting up, and Northwestern, days after top 13. Illinois (13) you’ve got to put them in place.” tailback Jeremy Larkin had to The dumpster fire that is Illini Even Michigan director of retire, played Michigan to the football would have been useful at recruiting Matt Dudek went wire. Iowa started producing snowy Camp Randall Stadium. lowbrow on Twitter, posting a touchdowns in bulk, as if pur- 14. Rutgers (14) picture of Bush cleating the Spar- chasing them at Costco. And then Chris Ash got a 15-yard penalty for tans logo with these words: the granddaddy of them all: hollering at the refs. Would he “Michigan State’s pregame walk Purdue’s hammering of Ohio have preferred an ejection? was 6 yards longer than what they State. Now it doesn’t seem so had in the game.” far-fetched. It’s a lippy group considering The West is a four-team race Lafayette, Ind. Michigan State is still 8-3 in the with Northwestern (4-1) inches series since 2008 and the Wolver- ahead of Wisconsin (3-1), Iowa 3. Ohio State’s playoff ines have finished third, third and (3-1) and Purdue (3-1). One crazy chances remain largely un- fourth in the Big Ten East in stat: The Wildcats have allowed changed. There was a scenario Harbaugh’s first three seasons. more points (172) than they’ve in which the Buckeyes could have But the Wolverines are 5-0 in scored (170). They gained just 3.3 lost to Michigan in the regular- conference play this season and yards per play at Rutgers. But this season finale and still gotten the don’t care about your feelings. hit-and-miss team already has a green light for the College Foot- And let’s be honest: That will season-opening victory at Purdue ball Playoff at 11-1. That possibility make the rest of this season extra and hosts Wisconsin on Saturday. is dead. But if the Buckeyes win fun. The Badgers and Wildcats have out, beating Nebraska, Michigan split their last 12 meetings, and State, Maryland, Michigan and 5. We’ll know more on the Wisconsin remains banged up, the Big Ten West champ, they playoff soon. The CFP selection beating Illinois on Saturday with- would be hard to exclude. The committee releases its first rank- out defensive backs D'Cota Dixon Pac-12 has little to offer outside of ings Oct. 30. Does undefeated (leg), Scott Nelson (leg) and Reg- Washington State, whose one loss Central Florida have any chance gie Pearson (leg). to USC felt more like an inside to crack the final four? Doubtful, Iowa (at Penn State) and job. The Big 12 champ will be but we shall see. Purdue (at Michigan State) face flawed. So Buckeyes fan should BROOKE LAVALLEY/COLUMBUS DISPATCH foes from the East next week hope for a few things: losses by [email protected] Ohio State coach Urban Meyer reacts to a play against Purdue on before clashing Nov. 3 in West Notre Dame, LSU, Oklahoma and Twitter @TeddyGreenstein Saturday at Ross-Ade Stadium in West Lafayette, Ind. Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, October 22, 2018 11 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE ‘Sheer mental will’ drives football players at Navy

By Bryce Miller The San Diego Union-Tribune

ANNAPOLIS, Md. — In a class called Politics of Irregular War- fare, 21 Navy Midshipmen discuss how social media platforms like Facebook are used to mine clues and target terrorist cells and insurgents in conflict zones. Over 45 minutes, they unpeel a laundry list of hot spots that include the Islamist militant group Hezbollah, Somali pirates and North Korea. Navy linebacker Travis Kerchner of Ramona explained potential lessons culled from the former USSR leveraging third-world nations. Along hallway walls lined with an alphabet-soup list of projects unfolding inside, there’s Magneto- transport Properties of Shallow Quantum Well Structures for Spintronic Applications, Stability of Nonlinear Swarms on Flat and Curved Surfaces and Evaluation of Non-Oxide Fuel for Fission- Based Nuclear Reactors on Space- craft. At the U.S. Naval Academy, approximately 7 percent of those who apply are accepted — an admissions brick wall similar to Yale. The unforgiving academic buzzsaw that awaits the 4,400 men and women hustling from corner to corner of the campus nestled along the Chesapeake Bay simply represents the beginning. Fold in the rigors of the ex- hausting, regimented life of military training, and for those who play football like Kerchner, the demands for the sleep-deprived group become dizzying. “There are only so many hours in the day,” said freshman defensive lineman Nick Dell’Acqua. “It’s sheer mental will.” So when Navy trips up iconic blue blood Notre Dame, which it’s done just 13 times during the 91 games in the series, it constitutes the equivalent of a college football miracle. To win four times since 2007, after losing every game dating back to 1964, bewilders. Programs from the farthest ends of the Division I spectrum — Notre Dame’s contract with NBC GAIL BURTON/AP running through 2025 reportedly Navy coach Ken Niumatalolo says his players do “whatever it takes” to handle the rigors, including football, at the prestigous military academy. is worth $15 million annually — will meet Saturday at SDCCU rine operations. The stadium service academies occupy. Ads don’t complain. They just run over causes Midshipmen to toss pen- Stadium (the old Jack Murphy façade pays tribute to Pearl Har- include one for “5-D Systems,” here, run over there. Whatever it nies at the campus statue of Stadium) in San Diego front of an bor, Midway, Guadalcanal and which promises to provide solu- takes.” Tecumseh, a revered Native expected sellout of more than other military mileposts dating tions and systems “with a contin- That whatever-it-takes allows American warrior. Left-handed 65,000. back to the foundation of the Navy uous focus on the warfighter’s Navy to compete. For each unique salutes also are offered in tribute At Notre Dame, the history and Marine Corps in 1775. needs.” Another, for “Fire Con- challenge, there’s unique and ben- for luck as tests and games ap- drips from Knute Rockne and The Tradition dominates in a place tainment Concepts,” shows a eficial training. For each uncom- proach. That led to the nickname, Four Horsemen to Rudy and like this, where a game-day tail- plane and asks, “What’s your plan mon obstacle, there’s an equally “God of the 2.0,” in reference to the Touchdown Jesus. At Navy, cell gate offers up more U.S. flags than at 26,000 feet.” singular tool box at each player’s minimum grade-point average re- phone alarms roust Midshipmen a NASCAR race. Gesell’s father It’s a difficult place to produce disposal. quired to remain in the program. all across Nimitz Library in a enlisted in the Navy to work on true football stars, where the most Athletic Director Chet Glad- Freshman defensive back Tyler new-age tribute to the most treas- submarines, traveling from Eu- lasting — players like Heisman chuk offered an explanation. Rogers recorded a tackle and two ured commodity on campus: REM rope and the Mediterranean to Trophy quarterback Roger “Everyone comes right in the pass breakups against Lehigh. He sleep. Thailand and Singapore. Staubach, running back Napoleon front door like everybody else,” he played on punt and punt-return “You better manage your time, “One time, he tracked down McCallum and receiver Phil Mc- said. “You have to have the SAT teams against SMU. or you’re not going to survive some Russian subs in places they Conkey — can be counted on one scores, the same core classes, they There’s a chance he could be here,” said Navy coach Ken Niu- weren’t supposed to be,” said hand. go through the same curriculum selected to make the trip to San matalolo. “You better be a disci- Gesell, when asked for anecdotes On-field success is squeezed as as every other Midshipman. Diego. Perhaps a meeting with plined person, or you’re not going from his father’s service. “That’s efficiently as possible from the There’s no sidebar measures. Tecumseh would help? to survive here. This place spits probably about all he can say limited resources available. Navy There’s nowhere to tuck anyone. “I think everyone’s dream you out if you’re not. about that.” finds ways to beat a team like the “They may not be the biggest when they’re little is to play “I’m not sure how these guys do During a meeting of the offen- Irish with the precision of a and the strongest and the fastest, big-time football in front of a lot of it, to be honest.” sive line group, assistant coach metronome and a framework built but there’s no greater heart, no fans,” he said. “Notre Dame is one --- Ashley Ingram began the uncom- from unbending military training. greater determination, no greater of those times when you get an The differences with college fortable discussion about the Unlike other Division I pro- will to win.” opportunity like that. It would football at service academies re- wrecking ball known as Houston grams, a school like Navy must Since law requires the Navy to mean a lot to play.” veal themselves in both subtle and nose guard Ed Oliver. The 2017 maximize short meetings and deliver a four-year program, That instinct created two levels far-from-subtle ways. As coaches Outland Trophy winner had just short practices. rather than college careers that of pain for Kerchner, who blew bark out drills, mini destroyers set a conference record with five “It forces us to be really effi- can last longer in other places, out the ACL in his right knee known as yard patrol boats drift tackles for loss — including two cient and really organized,” inside Gladchuk said the academy against SMU. The senior lineback- by. sacks and a forced fumble for a linebackers and special teams owned the highest four-year grader raced down on punt coverage, When sunset arrives, a practice touchdown — while anchoring a coach Steve Johns said. “I think it uation rate in the country — 88 then felt his knee pop as he shed a suddenly can screech to a halt. defense that allowed just 41 rush- makes us be simple, which helps percent at the most recent count. block. “When ‘Taps’ is played, you ing yards while dismantling East us play faster. We don’t have time Athletes on campus graduate at When Kerchner took a step, he hear the bugle and the next thing Carolina. for all these exotic, elaborate an even higher rate: 92 percent. buckled. you know you see guys turn and You wonder which poses the things.” “Our objective is to produce “I just made the decision in my take their helmet off and come to steeper uphill proposition for Coaches joke about the NCAA’s leaders of the highest order,” he head, I didn’t want to lay on the attention,” Niumatalolo said. “You Gesell: Oliver or wading through rule that limits mandatory football said. field and scare my parents, who don’t see that too many places.” the seemingly infinite combina- activities to 20 hours a week. Johns said another dynamic were watching the game (on TV),” Starting offensive guard Chris tions of IP addresses? At Navy, they don’t come close. distinguishes the roster as well. he said. Gesell snapped to his feet with There were times, Gesell ac- “A lot of colleges, it’s about “I think there’s something “I said, if this is my last time on classmates as the class Applica- knowledged, that the grind and staying eligible,” said Niumatalolo, unique about a kid who agrees to the field, I’m going to run off. I got tions of Cyber Engineering sprang injuries caused him to consider the head coach. “Here, you do serve his country in what are about three yards from the side- to life. The military nod provided walking away. what everyone else is doing. If perilous times,” he said. “We’re line and fell and the trainers the sole distinction from other “My head was spinning when I you’re playing Notre Dame on still involved in many theaters and caught me.” campuses that explore the numb- got here,” Gesell said. “People are Saturday and you’ve got a paper kids are still willing to do that. That hardly lessens the feelings ing world of sleuthing and untan- yelling in your face, they’re shav- due Thursday, you turn the paper That’s pretty special.” related to a Notre Dame-sized gling IP addresses. ing your head. Most guys playing in. --- opportunity. Three days earlier, the 290- football were the top player or two “There’s none of this teacher’s So, the grind continues. The Midshipmen have strug- pound lineman picked up the key on their teams in high school, but assistant writing a paper for you. Through Temple and Houston gled, sitting below .500. block for Nelson Smith’s career- now you’re back at the bottom. That’s not happening. Not here.” and soon, Notre Dame. The No. 4 Irish, meanwhile, long burst of 45 yards against Then you have chemistry and The relentlessness of it all Freshman fullback Sam Dixon used the start of their season to Temple. A few plays later, Gesell physics and calculus. They throw staggers. said the journey tests as much as it make a bid for the College Football plowed a path for the running you into the fire. “Sometimes, I see them run- trains. Playoffs. back’s 12-yard touchdown in a “It’s a full day every day. We ning to get changed after practice “Out of the gates, it’s definitely “We take pride in being smaller, 24-17 loss. don’t really get a break. But you and it’s like Superman,” Niumat- overwhelming,” he said. “You have less recruited,” Kerchner said. “At Navy-Marine Corps Memorial understand what you signed up alolo said. “They come out and it’s to be comfortable not having time Notre Dame they have guys going Stadium serves, for those serving, for.” like, geez, how did they change for anything. The first couple of to the NFL who had all these as a museum disguised as a And what they signed up for, that quick? I remember when I days, it’s soul searching. You have offers out of high school. football venue. Plaques ringing every year since 1927, is Notre played and I’d get my ankles taped to think, is this really what I want “We’re playing for a lot in that the facility dish up weather-worn Dame. or whatever and chill out a little to do? game.” history stretching from the Civil --- bit. There’s no time to chill out “After a couple days, I calmed Sound like a tall order? War battle of the Monitor and The game-day program hints at here. You’re always on the move. down a little bit.” These guys are used to that sort Merrimack to Cold War subma- unique space Navy and the other “Our guys are so used to it, they That mental stress and strain of thing. 12 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, October 22, 2018 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE

GERALD HERBERT/AP PHOTOS InMosley High School coachthe Jeremy Brown leads practicewake on Friday outside the heavily damagedof building in thehurricane, aftermath of Hurricane Michael in Lynn Haven, Fla. football offers an escape

By David Brandt Associated Press

PANAMA CITY, Fla. — Castor Gay knew his life had changed the moment he watched his back fence disappear into the howling wind and water started pouring from his ceiling. Mike Maddox sensed the same thing when he packed into a tiny pantry closet with his mom, brother and five dogs while his house shook. Hurricane Michael delivered quite a punch when it hit the teenagers who make up the Mosley High Dolphins football team. But just 10 days later, under the bright sunshine at Tommy Oliver Stadium in downtown Panama City, a small return to regular life had already begun. Gay was back in his bright orange, white and green jersey while doing his job on the offensive line protecting Mad- dox, who was once again a quarterback. For a few hours, football was important again. And the Dolphins were ready to punch back against the Pensacola Tigers. “We ain’t got to hit nobody in the mouth in a couple weeks,” Mosley High defensive coordinator Danny Nagy, left, and defensive line coach William Mosley, survey damage to their football practice field. Mosley coach Jeremy Brown said as his voice rose to a crescendo lost a lot — but not his humor. storm damage. during an emotional pregame “I just try to look at the bright But Brown said it was impor- speech. “We ain’t been able to side,” Gay said with a grin. “Me tant that he also concentrate on practice because we ain’t got no and my parents always wanted to his “second family.” field because all our fields have redo our front porch and flower “We tell the kids all the time nails and roof tacks all over them. bed, kitchen and living room. This that every team takes on a differ- But there ain’t none of them out certainly gives us the chance to do ent personality,” Brown said. there on this field today.” that.” “Well this one’s got an extremely “Hit them in the mouth!” About a mile away, at Maddox’s different personality now with In many ways, it was almost house, he and his family had spent everything they’ve been through. shocking to see football being an hour in a closet under a “The whole thing — man — it’s played in the midst of such staircase with their five dogs as still kind of unreal.” widespread devastation. From the the worst of the storm hit. A few That’s why police lieutenant higher seats of the stadium, the windows were blown out and Mike Renaldo, who works for the effect on Panama City was evi- water got into some rooms. Bay District Schools department, dent, with debris, utility crews Like several other Mosley play- said it was so important to have a and snapped pine trees as far as ers, Maddox spent much of the few hours of fun. Just like every- the eye could see. past 10 days at the houses of one else, he’d spent the past week There was a FEMA trailer in out-of-town friends or relatives and a half sweaty and stressed out. the parking lot and during game who had power. Communication He took a big bite out of a fresh timeouts, officials talked about with teammates was difficult. hot dog and smiled. citywide news like electricity, wa- Many of them thought the “You should go grab one of ter and gas issues to an estimated Mike Maddox, quarterback for the Mosley High football team, stands by football season was lost. these: It sure beats an MRE,” he 1,500 fans in attendance. But for his home, which was damaged by Hurricane Michael earlier this month. Then Brown began to spread said with a grin, referring to the the most part, it was a joyful the word: The Dolphins would ready-to-eat meals many had been gathering where everyone forgot provide an escape for the commu- just north of Panama City. He said practice on Thursday in an effort eating for days. their worries. Fans, football play- nity, he changed his mind. his family prepared for the hurri- to get ready for Saturday’s game. As for the game, the fans saw a ers, cheerleaders and band mem- “Sports are always the one cane in the usual way, grabbing When a little more than half the great one, but Pensacola rallied to bers from several area schools thing, that regardless of race or some puzzles and downloading a roster gathered under the shred- beat Mosley 24-21. Gay was emo- were at the game. religion, always brings people few movies as they prepared to go ded roof of Mosley’s football office tional afterward, but not because “Man, this is great,” said Nate together,” McCall said. without power for a day or two — including most of the starters — the Dolphins lost. He suddenly Starr, the lead game official whose In many ways, Hurricane and then go about their lives. the game was on. realized that for a few moments, home in Callaway was heavily Michael was an equalizer for the Then came Michael’s 155-mph “There were a few tears shed,” when he was sweating and pour- damaged during the storm. “It diverse population of Panama (250-kph) winds and the snapping Maddox said. “It was more emo- ing out his emotions on the gets the community together. City. There was hardly any home of trees. tional than I thought. But that’s a football field, it was like Hurricane We’re all family now.” that was spared the storm’s wrath “This wasn’t going to be a good thing.” Michael had never happened. Frank McCall, who has two and everyone at Saturday’s game normal hurricane party,” Gay said. The 43-year-old Brown said the “I felt better than normal, felt sons on the Mosley team, ac- could commiserate about insur- Much of Gay’s time since the best part of the first practice was like old again,” Gay said wiping knowledged that when he first ance adjusters, fallen trees, shat- storm has been spent picking being able “to put all our arms away tears. “There was no loss. heard about Saturday’s game, he tered houses and altered lives. through the remains of his house around these boys and hug them.” Nothing. It was all back. I don’t thought it was crazy. But after Gay’s house is in an upper in the stifling north Florida heat. Like his players, Brown and his care about the scoreboard — I’m realizing admission and food middle-class neighborhood in Tarps covered the roof. Shin- family — which include four kids back with my friends, family and would be free and it would Lynn Haven, a hard-hit suburb gles lay everywhere outside. He’d ages 6 to 17 — are dealing with brothers.” Monday, October 22, 2018 | Section 4 AE+ ARTS+ENTERTAINMENT

CHICAGO TRIBUNE 2016 Kathleen Zellner, who specializes in wrongful conviction cases, has helped exonerate 19 men. Local lawyer set to debut on ‘Making a Murderer’ By Tracy Swartz Chicago Tribune

In the first few minutes of Season 2 of Netflix’s “Making a Murderer,” viewers meet Steven Avery’s new lawyer, Kathleen Zellner, a Chicago-area attorney who specializes in wrongful conviction cases. Sandy Greenman, Avery’s on-again, off-again girlfriend, said she wrote Zellner for four years to try to get her to sign on as Avery’s attorney because Avery was impressed with her track record. Zellner, who has helped exonerate 19 men, offered to take Avery’s case shortly after “Making a Murderer” premiered in De- cember 2015. The first season introduced Avery, who served 18 years in prison for a sexual assault he CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS didn’t commit, and his nephew Florence Welch explodes into motion as she leads her band, Florence and the Machine, on Friday at the United Center. Brendan Dassey. Both were convicted of the 2005 murder of IN PERFORMANCE Wisconsin photographer Teresa Halbach. “Making a Murderer” filmmakers raised questions about the validity of the evidence and the actions of law enforce- while ment. Rage and hope On the new season, out last Friday, Zellner meets with spe- cialists who also cast doubt on the forensic evidence used to convict Avery in 2007. Avery and Dassey are still in prison. “I told Steven Avery the same dancing barefoot thing I tell everyone. If you hire me and you’re guilty, trust me, I’ll do a way better job than the pros- Florence and the Machine show ecutors. I will find out if you are guilty, and we’re going to do test- takes on flavor of a gospel service ing. We can’t control the results. The results will be turned over to By Greg Kot | Chicago Tribune both sides, so really think about this,” Zellner says on the first A rarity occurred at the Welch exploded into motion, episode of Season 2. “You would outset of the Florence and the twirled to meet her audience have to be an idiot to be hiring me Machine concert Friday at the face to face at the lip of the to prove that you’re guilty.” United Center. Florence Welch stage, then skipped away, a A significant portion of the stood still. barefoot blur of flowing hair 10-episode second season, which The singer drifted down a and a gauzy gown. Welch covers events from November flight of stairs to her micro- doesn’t just sing the songs, she 2015 to June 2018, was shot in the phone and, as she sang the embodies them, jutting out her Chicago area. Filming took place wrenching “June,” looked shoulders, punching the air in at Zellner’s law firm in Downers positively stoic. But after four minutes, enough was enough. Turn to Florence, Page 3 Welch dances barefoot during Friday’s show. Turn to Zellner, Page 3

IN PERFORMANCE ‘Frankenstein’ ★★★ A grim journey from monster to man and back again By Kerry Reid tor and his creation. Unlike the Chicago Tribune Lifeline Theatre adaptation by Robert Kauzlaric (running until If you stitched together a butoh Nov. 11), which reimagines Victor performance and a zombie film, as Victoria and uses grief as the you’d come close to capturing the big ugly monster at the center of look and feel of the opening min- her psyche, Dear’s Victor is a cold, utes of Remy Bumppo’s “Frank- nearly mechanistic man who enstein.” Greg Matthew Ander- sneers to his fiancee, Elizabeth son, his naked body covered in (Eliza Stoughton), about the white paint and angry red su- lessons in “absurd divinity and tures, struggles to escape from a idiotic music” he was forced to thin cloth bag. He jerks and stum- suffer through during his uni- bles, as if the very air around him versity studies. stings and repels his efforts to If Victor is the hollow man move. It’s like watching someone filled mostly with hubris, then the tear through a shroud and the Creature is a soul adrift in a mon- amniotic sac simultaneously. strous carapace, desperately As a visual metaphor for a seeking a salve for the original creature birthed from the detritus wound of rejection by his master/ of death, it’s stunning. It also creator/father. Unfortunately, establishes that Nick Dear’s that rejection in the opening adaptation (directed here by Ian scene comes off as little more Frank) is far more concerned than a blip, as if Sandys’ Victor with the life — and inner life — of were turning away from a street the monster than of the man who person begging change, rather created him. (If you haven’t al- JOE MAZZA than recoiling in horror from ready gathered, this production is Nick Sandys as the Creature in Remy Bumppo’s “Frankenstein,” a production that is decidedly not for kids. what should be his greatest scien- decidedly not for children.) tific triumph. The gambit in Dear’s version of production in London, directed Remy Bumppo’s artistic director, one should see the casting switch But for most of the first half of Mary Shelley’s classic is that the by Danny Boyle, starred Benedict Nick Sandys, who played Victor between Anderson and Sandys the show’s 90-plus minutes, we actors playing the Creature and Cumberbatch and Jonny Lee on the night I saw it. for full effect. Then again, Dear see Anderson’s Creature becom- Victor Frankenstein switch off Miller. Frank’s production is in It’s fair to argue, then, that this has really only written one com- the role during the run. The 2011 the expert hands of Anderson and is really only half a review and plete character arc between Vic- Turn to Monster, Page 3 2 Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Monday, October 22, 2018

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The 3Arts Awards have color and space through He said the 3Arts grant been given to local artists in folkloric filters to produce will aid him in his short the fields of teaching, per- electro-acoustic collages,” and long-term endeavors. forming and visual arts for according to 3Arts. His “This will definitely help the last 11 years — more debut album, “Downtown us to get a couple more than $3 million in funding Castles Can Never Block artists that we’ve always to more than 600 Chicago the Sun” (International wanted to participate or Heidi Stevens artists. Unrestricted grants Anthem, 2018), has gar- come to Pocket Con,” he Balancing Act of $25,000 each have been nered attention from an said. “It will help fund awarded to 10 individuals array of venues, but when projects, but I also have Judy Blume hinted. who are female, artists of describing the melodies student loans … so I’ll be a We read between the color and artists with disa- recorded over seven years little bit more ambitious lines. KATHY WILLENS/ASSOCIATED PRESS bilities. of his life, he says it’s a with my projects. Those And on Thursday, it was Judy Blume’s beloved novel “Are You There God? It’s Me, The 2018 recipients, just natural sound that’s “prop- who care about their dias- confirmed: “Are You There Margaret” is about a sixth-grader who struggles to fit in. like those prior, are nomi- erly aged.” pora and want to see their God? It’s Me, Margaret” nated and chosen by a “It’s the sound of some- diaspora grow, we often will, indeed, be made into a who struggles to fit in her ’70s time period. juried panel of artists and one who was born on the put ourselves to the side movie. new town without friends In August, when arts leaders, who, accord- South Side of Chicago that because of either funding And the heavens opened or a religion — everyone Blume’s fans were replying ing to the executive direc- would spend nights with or budget.” and angels sang and a hangs out either at the to her inquiry about which tor of 3Arts, Esther Gr- his family and listening to Smith and Gay are bunch of us started making Jewish Community Center of her books should be isham Grimm, ask ques- sounds around the world joined by other winners: plans for dinner and a or the YMCA, and her adapted, several empha- tions like: For whom would and then having opportuni- dancers and dance educa- movie with, like, every Catholic-raised mom and sized the need to keep the award make a differ- ties to go to these certain tors T. Ayo Alston and woman we’ve ever met. Jewish-raised dad swore “Margaret” in its original ence? Who is doing some- places and absorb it,” he Anna Martine Whitehead; Deadline reports that off organized religion years era. thing that could use an said. “It’s all based off of musician Brittany “Brit- Blume granted the film ago. Margaret prays for “Margaret has to use investment, infusion or a folk music.” tanE” Edwards; teaching rights to producer James L. breasts, navigates middle those period belts or I will boost? What’s a really Gay laughs and ac- artists Leida “Lady Sol” Brooks’ Gracie Films and school drama and learns riot,” one fan tweeted. super-interesting set of knowledges this is the first Garcia; playwright and Kelly Fremon Craig, who the ups and downs of life In September, Blume projects or artistic endeav- award that he’s won out- actor Sandra Delgado and collaborated on 2016’s with your period. told me that if — if — “Mar- or that could use some side of a perfect attendance costume designer Christine “The Edge of Seventeen.” I interviewed Blume garet” becomes a movie, support? award that he received Pascual; and visual artists “It’s rare for me to run ahead of her recent visit to she thinks it should be set “Sometimes that conver- when he was in school. He Dianna Frid and Huong into a woman or girl who Chicago to accept the 2018 in the ’70s. Beyond that, sation pivots to what kind said he’s grateful that peo- Ngo. The awards will be hasn’t read it, and every Carl Sandburg Literary she said, a film’s adapters of art is being made that is ple enjoy his music and his presented Nov. 5 at the time I’ve mentioned it to a Award, and I asked her need creative license. not being supported. Or search for a sound. Museum of Contemporary woman, they clutch their about the chances of “Mar- “It doesn’t work if it’s who are the artists who are “It’s like walking on the Art alongside surprise heart and let out this joyful garet” making it to the big word-for-word,” she said. not being supported?” she street and someone saying $1,000 grants in which past gasp,” Fremon Craig told screen. “All I think one can hope said. “It’s a complex proc- ‘hello,’ you know? What 3Arts Awards recipients Deadline. “There’s some- “I wish I could tell you for in an adaptation is to ess. … Something that is this award means to me, select another 10 Chicago thing so timely and full of something,” Blume told me get the tone right and the very important to the heart being a Chicago native, the artists to receive money in truth and I remember for at the time. “I really do. humor right.” of 3Arts and understanding city is just finally saying the peer-to-peer giving me that at that age, it felt The truth is I just don’t And a screenplay that our organization is that ‘hello.’ Imagine just to get program, Make A Wave. like a life raft at a time know very much at this elegantly and authentically we’re here to support the that attention from another “Chicago has a way of when you’re lost and point. The conversations represents the adolescent full human being. It could person, just: ‘Hello ... hi, keeping you here because searching and unsure. This continue, and sometimes hopes and fears and joys be used for child care; it how are you doing?’ When there is so much work to be book comes along and tells they’re very exciting.” and memories of four could be used to do re- you really need it. That’s done,” Smith said. “The you you’re not alone.” Now we know! generations of women and search and travel the world what it is.” collaboration here in Chi- Exactly. “For years, I never girls. or for medical equipment Smith (aka Kari the cago is great.” In August, Blume wanted to see Margaret No pressure. — all of that is important to Illustrator) is a teaching Gay concurs. tweeted to her 552,000 adapted,” Blume told me in us. We want the full artist, artist who walks away with “The thing about Chi- followers: “So which of my September. “Even when I Join Heidi Stevens’ Balanc- full human being to be a the Denise and Gary Gard- cago that makes it special is books, kids and/or adult went out to LA, I thought, ing Act Facebook group, little bit more free to do ner award. The St. Louis that it has a feeling of a would you want to see ‘Nobody can do Margaret.’ where she hosts live chats what they want to do.” native is a multihyphenate laboratory,” he said. “You’re adapted for series or mov- And by the end of week, I every Wednesday at noon. And freedom is what — artist, social activist and allowed the freedom to ie? I ask because I’m in LA was like, ‘Wait a minute. I On Oct. 24 she’ll be joined by winners Ben LaMar Gay educator. A former assist- explore and go to the wild- meeting with many tal- would love to see Margaret clinical psychologist John and Elgin Bokari T. Smith ant for artist Theaster est boundaries of your ented people. I think the done well.’ Why not? What Duffy to talk about how will use their award money Gates, Smith is program discoveries and explore it time has come.” am I waiting for? I’m 80 much is too much when it for. The former, a musician director of Free Write Arts with a community of peo- The title that came up years old. If I want to see it, comes to digitally monitor- who walks away with the & Literacy, a program that ple that are doing the same most often was “Are You I better hurry up.” ing your kids. Stan Lipkin and Evelyn provides art workshops to thing.” There God? It’s Me, Mar- One big question is Appell Lipkin Award, talks incarcerated and court- garet,” Blume’s 1970 story whether the movie will be [email protected] of continuing on his search involved youth. He is also [email protected] about a sixth-grade girl set today or in its original Twitter @heidistevens13 for sounds with his money. the co-creator of “Pocket Twitter @DarcelTribune Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Monday, October 22, 2018 3

IN PERFORMANCE ‘Threnos’ leaves mixed impression

By Howard Reich for subsequent composers. Chicago Tribune Dedicated to conductor Marin Alsop, who led the The end of World War I CSO’s performance, Man- doesn’t get much attention tovani’s “Threnos” took a in our popular culture counter-intuitive approach these days, but with the to a “funereal lamentation,” centennial of Armistice Day as the composer described approaching next month, the title in the program Symphony Center is plac- book. For rather than dealing a welcome spotlight on ing in introspection and the subject. sorrow, “Threnos” un- War and peace animated folded as a mostly extro- the program the Chicago verted, full-throated essay Symphony Orchestra that tapped a broad range played Friday afternoon in of orchestral timbre and JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Orchestra Hall, most nota- virtuosity. Conductor Marin Alsop watches as Russian pianist Daniil Trifonov performs Friday with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. bly in the week’s world- The opening drum rolls premiere performances of instantly signaled the mili- nearly transparent respons- written in 1915 following One expected a herculean persuasive, but Trifonov Bruno Mantovani’s taristic concerns of the es. Associate concertmaster the sinking of the RMS reading from Trifonov and, and Alsop obviously de- “Threnos.” Commissioned piece, the roar of extended Stephanie Jeong’s sighing Lusitania, said so much for the most part, he did not cided to lean toward clarity, by the CSO, the piece — percussion that followed phrases and slithering more with so much less. disappoint. From the out- and one had to respect that which ran about 17 minutes underscoring the point. A glissandi on violin added Penned for string orchestra, set, one was struck not only choice. — proved intriguing, if not gathering storm of color significantly to the work’s it made its points with by the pianist’s comprehen- Alsop closed the pro- satisfying. and crescendo swept across eeriest effects. serene understatement and sive technique and aptly gram with Copland’s Sym- Granted, any attempt to the orchestra, Mantovani But, in the end, gentle, elegiac gestures. gigantic sound but by the phony No. 3, a landmark address a subject as enor- leaving few instrumental “Threnos” — on first hear- Conductor Alsop sustained precision and sonic depth that launched a thousand mous and cataclysmic as resources untapped. The ing, at least — suggested an exquisite sense of line, of his performance, as well. Hollywood movie scores. WWI poses daunting chal- whirring wind passages, more a compendium of the poetry of her reading Lesser pianists may be This performance avoided lenges to a composer, espe- skittering strings and driv- familiar contemporary matched by its grace. content to pound away at cliché, Alsop giving the cially in light of earlier ing, repeated-note themes compositional techniques Sergei Prokofiev’s Piano the keyboard while leaning immense, epic-scaled com- works that have done so added to the unsettling than a statement with Concerto No. 3 and Aaron on the sustaining pedal, but position thematic cohesion, quite brilliantly. Maurice character of Mantovani’s memorable thematic mate- Copland’s Symphony No. 3 Trifonov aspired higher. unmistakable structural Ravel’s “Le Tombeau de best pages. rial or a distinctive musical bear only distant relation, if The lucidity of his argu- shape and an unflagging Couperin” and Piano Con- No doubt “Threnos” was message. Well crafted and any, to war, but, not surpris- ments and the crystalline sense of purpose. certo for the Left Hand, as packed with musical inci- nimbly dispatched by Alsop ingly, these masterworks quality of his phrase-mak- well as works by Alban dent, the score rushing and the CSO, “Threnos” left dominated the program. ing pointed to a pianist Howard Reich is a Tribune Berg and others, carry from one dramatic peak to less of an impression than How could that not be whose intellect exceeds his critic. profound echoes of the the next jarring turn, from its sometimes ostentatious the case with the Russian considerable muscularity. A First World War’s tragedies densely conceived orches- orchestral gestures implied. piano whiz Daniil Trifonov bigger, more exultant finale [email protected] and set an exalted standard tral passagework to austere, Frank Bridge’s “Lament,” as soloist in the Prokofiev? would have been still more Twitter @howardreich Journey Dancing barefoot from Florence, from Page 1 Florence and tandem with the drums, the Machine set tossing her hair as if she list on Friday monster were a Slayer fan. The aerobic workout 1. “June” included several leaps up 2. “Hunger” to man and down an array of stairs, 3. “Between Two Lungs” and a sprint through the 4. “Only If for a Night” Monster, from Page 1 audience, all while singing 5. “Queen of Peace” “Delilah,” a break-up song 6. “South London Forever” ing more human — what- recast as a gender-bending 7. “Patricia” ever that might mean. biblical tale. 8. “Dog Days Are Over” After rejection in the city, When she paused to 9. “100 Years” where his first act is saving address the audience, the 10. “Ship to Wreck” a woman being assaulted British singer sounded like 11. “The End of Love” on the street who then a breezy hippie, but her 12. “Cosmic Love” flees from him, he runs words held a steely resolve. 13. “Delilah” away to the country. After Much of her music has 14. “What Kind of Man” being assaulted by two been about struggle, includ- male tramps — also out- ing songs such as “Between Encore: casts because of their Two Lungs” cast in the garb 15. “Big God” romantic attachment — of an Elizabethan madrigal 16. “Shake It Out” the Creature takes solace with harp and violin. Little in the company of blind wonder she briefly donned professor De Lacey (Frank a flowery headband later in which Welch has released a Nall), who plays Pyg- the set, a gift from a fan. series of chart-topping malion and turns the pre- An eight-piece band albums, she dialed down verbal grotesque Galatea with double-drummer the fantasy imagery consid- into a Milton-quoting JOE MAZZA rhythm section delivered erably on her latest release, monster of letters. Greg Matthew Anderson and Nick Sandys, the actors playing the Creature and Victor tribal thump and rock “High as Hope.” The songs Nall’s sympathetic De Frankenstein in Remy Bumppo’s “Frankenstein,” switch off the role during the run. guitar dynamics. Welch culled from that album Lacey is in exile for being brought a dramatic flair provided some of the more on the wrong side of the who innocently raises When: Through Nov. 17 Dear’s play is very much that built on the foundation powerful moments Friday. current political regime, questions the scientist Where: Remy Bumppo about how outcasts be- of muses such as Patti The folk feel, almost like but he tries to tell the should have asked himself at Theater Wit, come destroyers — even Smith (extolled in the tur- a Gaelic drone, that per- Creature that it’s still bet- in the first place. Will his 1229 W. Belmont Ave. those who have them- bulent “Patricia”) and Kate vaded the opening bars of ter to live in community creations procreate, and if selves been cast adrift Bush. “Patricia” opened up into a with others than in isola- so, what might that mean Running time: 1 hour, from society, as shown in The concert itself took chant of “I believe her,” and tion. Anderson’s Creature for humans? 45 minutes the Creature’s early en- on the flavor of a gospel connected it with the the asks him why, if living At times, Dear’s script Tickets: $37.75-$62.75 counters. Anderson’s service with Welch testify- #MeToo movement. The together is so good for veers into self-conscious at 773-975-8150 or Creature (and one pre- ing in a call and response wound exposed in “What humans, they do such verbal anachronisms — www.remybumppo.org sumes this is true for with her congregation, the Kind of Man” was expelled terrible things to each some designed to make Sandys’ performance as songs fashioned as a Gothic in a rock flourish. And the other. “It’s inconsistent,” Stoughton’s Elizabeth well) dominates with battle between light and elegiac “The End of Love” the professor replies with more contemporary than masterful physicality and dark. swept up in a swirl of rich a mournful note of under- the long-suffering Woman to capture this world of increasing verbal dexterity She urged women not to harmonies set against statement. Who Waits. Stoughton harsh nihilism, from Joe that show us how human censor themselves, to stately piano chords. It also Dear’s adaptation also plays the would-be Schermoly’s gray geomet- empathy grows and how it translate hope into action. provide another rare mo- streamlines many of the paramour for the Creature, ric minimalist set with a dies — or becomes dis- And then she turned to ment where Welch wasn’t plot points in Shelley’s which means her naked jagged lightning bolt torted into something their male counterparts. “If in motion. In a show that original while adding form is on display for the across the rear wall, to monstrous — in the wake you’re here, you probably barely paused for breath, some smart interpolations. gaze of man and monster Mike Durst’s dreary win- of abuse. The Creature really believe in women,” the singer telescoped As Sandys’ Victor labors to — and audience — for an ter-day lighting to Christo- deserves a nemesis with at she said. “Rage with us.” everything down to the make the female compan- uncomfortably long time. pher Kriz’s jarring sound least a hint of a soul as Welch funneled that rage sound of her unwavering ion for his creature, he’s The implication that the design. tortured as his own. through older, more elabo- voice. visited by the specter of Creature attempts to rape But this undeniably bold rate songs such as “Queen William (Ben Miller Elizabeth before killing take on the story would be Kerry Reid is a freelance of Peace,” which translated Greg Kot is a Tribune critic. played the role the night I her also feels exploitative. more entrancing if we critic. a fractured romance as a saw it, alternating with The production el- could see the anguish Medieval epic. But after a [email protected] Zachary Scott Fewkes), ements mesh beautifully behind Victor’s arrogance. [email protected] decade-long career in Twitter @gregkot

fense trial lawyer. law firm in 1991, Zellner reporter Amy Jacobson in has made headlines for her lawsuit against Local lawyer on ‘Murderer’ “Making a Murderer” winning the freedom of WBBM-Ch. 2 parent CBS touches on Zellner’s several men, including for airing video of her in Zellner, from Page 1 fought for the her uncle, a postal work as a lawyer for serial Omar Saunders, Marcellius swimming attire at the underdog. A 2001 inspector, and she killer Larry Eyler. Days Bradford, Larry Ollins and Plainfield home of Craig Grove and in downtown Tribune profile longed to be an after Eyler died in prison in Calvin Ollins, who were Stebic after his wife’s disap- Chicago, where the U.S. 7th opens with an investigative jour- 1994, Zellner called a news convicted of kidnapping, pearance in 2007. Zellner Circuit Court of Appeals anecdote of 8- nalist. Zellner conference and revealed raping and murdering also defended an elderly upheld Dassey’s conviction year-old Zellner ended up graduat- how the Indiana native had Chicago medical student Glendale Heights man who in December 2017. Dassey’s throwing a neigh- ing from Concor- confessed his involvement Lori Roscetti; Kevin Fox, was accused in 1997 of post-conviction lawyers borhood boy onto dia University in in the unsolved murders of who was imprisoned for possessing 1,200 stolen Laura Nirider and Steve the spines of a Montreal and 21 young men and boys eight months for the mur- Beanie Babies. Drizin are also based in yucca plant for Dassey enrolling in during the early 1980s. der of his 3-year-old daugh- Chicago. bullying her Northern Illinois “I really didn’t want to ter in Will County; and But she drew the line at Here are five things to younger brother. University’s law school do another case like that, Mario Casciaro, who serial killer John Wayne know about Zellner, one of The Texas-born and because her husband and I didn’t want to repre- served about two years for Gacy. She once declined his the new faces on “Making a Oklahoma-raised attorney thought she would make a sent anyone that was the murder of a McHenry offer of $50,000 to appeal Murderer” Season 2. also told the Tribune that good lawyer. Early in her guilty,” Zellner says on the County teenager. his conviction. her childhood bedroom career, she worked as an Netflix series. Zellner, who is in her wall was covered in appellate clerk and for a She also represented [email protected] 60s, said she has long “Wanted” posters sent by plaintiff and criminal de- Since opening her own former WMAQ-Ch. 5 Twitter @tracyswartz 4 Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Monday, October 22, 2018 Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Monday, October 22, 2018 5

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BROADWAY REVIEW ‘The Ferryman’ an epic Irish story

By Chris Jones has abandoned the strug- simpleton (supremely as an emblem of human Chicago Tribune gles in favor of a chaotic acted by Justin Edwards) longing for the past. family life harvesting the who literally washed up on It is a measure of the NEW YORK – Jez land. His farmhouse, the the Irish shore as a boy, and brilliance of Sam Mendes’ Butterworth’s “The Ferry- setting for the rest of the has been uneasily nurtured direction, his uncommon man,” which opened with a play, holds a seething mass on Irish soil thereafter. ability to focus your eyes on howling roar of cacopho- of mutually dependent This Tom Kettle is the a corner of this riot of char- nous humanity on Sunday humanity — teens, pre- kind of wacky Englishman acters, that you often forget night on Broadway, packs teens, oldsters, barnyard you find in Butterworth’s Aunt Maggie even is there, more juicy and prophetic creatures and, festering other great Broadway play, sitting in a corner of her Anglo-Irish storytelling under it all for Quinn, the “Jerusalem.” But “Ferry- wheelchair reminding us into a fantastic single night fraught but essential pos- man” implies that none of that we all lose our mind than any cable drama upon sibility of sex with Quinn’s us are chosen people: the eventually. which you might ever hope resident sister-in-law, play really doesn’t take a The only moment of the to binge. Caitlin (the perfectly cast stand on the rectitude of show that feels theatrical, For your tiny screens do Laura Donnelly), a passion- colonial oppression or as distinct from real, is the not hold 21 live actors, a ate woman who does not violent revolutionism, tricky final violent climax, seeming bushel of live know she is a widow until except to note that it was which this cast does not JOAN MARCUS rabbits, a scrawny-necked, we watch the news arrives ever thus. quite pull off. Glenn Speers, left, and Paddy Considine in “The Ferryman.” Tony Award-seeking goose at her door. Conflict, it argues, is in But by then, “The Ferry- and a wide-eyed little hu- For the first few minutes all of our bones — the same man” already has carried its at times, sufficiently joyous, Broadway at the Bernard B, man baby, surely worried of “The Ferryman,” as you ones that also care kindly passengers on an epic, to make you believe that we Jacobs Theatre, 242 W. 45th stiff about what the riven watch a happy couple play for our kids. One thing is three-act, three hour- can still find moments of St.; www.theferryman- Irish family into which he Connect Four and dance all for sure: “The Ferryman” and-15 minute journey, a happiness despite our broadway.com has been plopped portends night to the Rolling Stones, argues that it was no fun to voyage that is multitudi- destiny of strife. for his own life. Butterworth tricks you into grow up in Ireland in 1981, nous enough that you feel Kids, sex, whisky and Chris Jones is a Tribune Be careful, Bobby baby, thinking that Quinn and especially if you are a young like you’ve watched human human kindness all help. critic. Butterworth seems to be Caitlin are the married warrior, like Rob Malone’s destiny play out before your But change nothing, really. saying. Be sure that the love parents of this extended amped-up Oisin Carney. eyes, but credible and even, “The Ferryman” plays on [email protected] with which you are sur- brood — until, that is, you Those themes of time- rounded does not suddenly meet Quinn’s actual wife, less agonies, of the Anglo- vanish in service of violent, Mary (Genevieve O’Reilly), Irish conflict as a Homeric vaporous venality. a distracted, self-absenting or Trojan-like war, mostly For disappearances — be figure who recalls Eugene arrive through the Carney they sudden or gradual — O’Neill’s Mary Tyrone, family elders, each with are a constant in “The especially as she descends their own mythic typology, CHICAGOLAND Ferryman,” which is set in the long staircase in Rob yet humanized by rich 1981 in County Armagh, Howell’s set, coming and acting from a cast that Northern Ireland, back going from her bed in the mostly has arrived on THEATRE DIRECTORY during The Troubles, back not-so-heavenly rafters. Broadway from across the when Margaret Thatcher But that love triangle is sea. was showing no humanity only part of the story. There’s the inveterate to Bobby Sands, the ailing Butterworth might be storyteller, Uncle Pat (Mark hunger striker languishing reaching for an O’Neill- Lambert) who loves the Chicago Shakespeare Theater on Navy Pier in Her Majesty’s Maze sized epic after five years Aeneid, wherein the ferry- with no new plays, but his man Charon delivers the NELL GWYNN Prison. WED-THU 1 & 7:30, FRI 7:30, SAT3&8,SUN2 In the first scene of the extraordinary West End spirits of the dead across 312.595.5600 • www.chicagoshakes.com play, we stand with a terri- transfer here also recalls the river, just as long as fied priest (Charles Dale) the naturalism of Emile they are buried. There’s the and hear about the discov- Zola and the riven political embittered radical, Auntie ery of the unburied body of dramas of John Millington Pat (Dearbhla Molloy), a “IS A HIT!” the long-absent Seamus Synge, not to mention his woman old enough to re- - Highly Recommended, Enjjyoy the Carney. He’s just been numerous shout-backs to member the Easter Rebel- Chris Jones, Chicago Tribune Theater Tonight found in a bog, his corpse the Sophoclean ancients lion, who is trapped by her mercurytheaterchicago.com pickled by the peat. And we and their harvest-time own pain and condemned intuit that, years ago, he storytelling. At the same forever to find neither displeased the local mili- time, he embraces many of peace nor sanctity. Pat is tants of the IRA, led by a the tropes of old-school both the Irish conscience of nasty Mr. Muldoon (Stuart Irish melodrama. the play and a warning in Enjoy the Graham), a cruel gangster Only to strangle them, herself. She represents the Theater Tonight determined that a dead before your eyes. price paid when we are man’s reappearance cause Broiling with ambition, beholden only to our own him no trouble. “The Ferryman” is a play history. And there’s senile That trouble would most about the persistence of Auntie Maggie Far Away like come from the dead Anglo-Irish enmity. There’s (Fionnula Flanagan), who CHICAGOLAND man’s brother, Quinn Car- even an Englishman hang- regails the children with ney (Paddy Considine), an ing around the Carney old stories in moments of THEATRE DIRECTORY Oedipus-like figure who farmhouse, a complex lucidity, but also functions 6 Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Monday, October 22, 2018

Horoscopes Dilbert By Scott Adams Today’s birthday (Oct. 22): Fortune smiles on your cash flow this year. Persistent attention nurtures domestic flowering. Find surprise benefits together. Winter brings bright joys to your house, before shifting group priorities coalesce. A lucky career break this summer leads to a change at home. Aries (March 21-April 19): Today is a 9. Strengthen infrastructure before launching a personal project. Prepare your marketing materials, and edit your message. Taurus (April 20-May 20): 6. Balance emotion with reason and logic. Avoid assumptions and preconceptions. Consider the path ahead. Plan and budget to realize a vision or mission. Gemini (May 21-June 20): 8. A community effort grows with Baby Blues By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott your skills and talents. Get the word out, and invite your friends along. Together you can hit the goal. Cancer (June 21-July 22): 8. Take on greater leadership. Ask for support and get it. Direct your crew toward an easy win by preparing well. Invest in efficiency. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): 8. Expand your own boundaries. Savor new flavors and views. Explore another culture. Learn with a respected teacher or mentor. Study fresh perspectives and ideas. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): 8. Keep your financial accounts in order. Work out priorities with your partner. Tune the budget toward an inspiring future. Generate funding for shared ventures. Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): 7. Get your partner’s view. Listen and provide support. Let go of an old assumption. Find out Zits By Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman something new. Not everyone thinks the same. Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): 9. Focus on your work, services and labors. Strengthen foundational supports. Demand is on the rise. Keep practicing your routines for greater speed, accuracy and endurance. Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): 8. Share love, laughter and lightness with someone dear. Relax and play. Entertain each other with favorite games and activities. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): 8. Good fortune fills your house. Share domestic comforts and projects with family. Home renovations upgrade support systems. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): 8. Articulate your views. Creative expression flowers. Put your love into the details. Trim and clarify. Network and collaborate to take your ideas to new heights. Mr. Boffo By Joe Martin Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): 9. Your business expands with attention. Navigate a conflict with the status quo. Ask for support and get it. Make a private presentation. Wind up and pitch.

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The Argyle Sweater By Scott Hilburn

Frazz By Jef Mallett

Bliss By Harry Bliss Classic Peanuts By Charles Schulz

Pickles By Brian Crane (Pickles is on vacation until October 29. Please enjoy this strip from 2005.)

Bridge Here are the answers to the weekly quiz: Q.1—North-South vulnerable, as South, you hold: ♠ A10832 ♥ AK103 ♦ J107 ♣ 7 Dick Tracy By Joe Staton and Mike Curtis South West North East 1♠ Pass 2♥ Pass ? What call would you make? A.1—4H is reasonable, but why not describe your exact distribution. Bid 4C. 3C would be unlimited and forcing. You can’t be better than unlimited, so 4C is a splinter bid. Q.2—East-West vulnerable, as South, you hold: ♠ A5 ♥ J974 ♦ 7543 ♣ AQ9 North East South West 1♣ Pass 1♥ Pass 1NT Pass ? Animal Crackers By Mike Osbun What call would you make? A.2—This hand is just barely worth an invitation. Bid 2NT. Q.3—Both vulnerable, as South, you hold: ♠ 653 ♥ AK1043 ♦ 10 4 3 ♣ Q9 With the opponents passing, partner opens 1C, you respond 1H, and partner rebids 2C. What call would you make? A.3—Pass is OK, but the opponents are likely to back into the auction and find a good spot. Bid 3C. Q.4—North-South vulnerable, as South, you hold: ♠ Q9643 ♥ Void ♦ AKQ53 ♣ A92 With the opponents passing, you open 1S and partner raises to 2S. What call would you make? A.4—Should you decide to make a game try, bid 3C. You don’t need any help in diamonds. We prefer a direct 4S. Prickly City By Scott Stantis — Bob Jones [email protected]

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Dustin By Steve Kelley and Jeff Parker Sudoku 10/22

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. Saturday’s solutions

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

Answer here

Saturday’s answers

WuMo By Mikael Wulff and Anders Morgenthaler Crossword 10/22

Sherman’s Lagoon By Jim Toomey

Brewster Rockit: Space Guy! By Tim Rickard

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