Call (906) 932-4449 Ironwood, MI Pro Vintage snowmobile racing Vintage sleds zoom around Ironwood track Redsautosales.com SPORTS • 12 DAILY GLOBE Monday, February 11, 2019 Mostly cloudy yourdailyglobe.com | High: 24 | Low: 15 | Details, page 2 HOLE-IN-ONE Community GOCAA fundraiser supports HIT at cabaret includes snow golf fundraiser By RICHARD JENKINS on Sunday Lake [email protected] IRONWOOD – The com- By P.J. GLISSON Jacobson as Post Comman- munity got dressed up and [email protected] der Jack Lillar sat nearby came out to the Ironwood WAKEFIELD – A snow eating his lunch. Memorial Building Saturday golf event on Sunday Lake “They donated the hall night to support the Historic was offered for the first for us,” said Jacobson. Ironwood Theatre at the Big time as part of a Saturday “They cooked for us.” HIT Cabaret annual fundrais- fundraiser for the Gogebic- Jacobson said the day er. Ontonagon Community started with a pancake “I think people have gotten Action Agency. breakfast and progressed to know this event as a great “This is our first annual to a lunch with chili and dress-up event, great selec- snow golf,” said event orga- hot dogs. She said Honor tions of beer and wine … great nizer Luan Jacobson, who Society students from prizes and raffles,” said Zona said the agency was part- Wakefield and Bessemer Wick, the theatre board presi- nering for the day with the schools helped to serve dent. “I think it’s gotten to be Gogebic Range Health meals, pour coffee and a popular event.” Foundation. “We never clean up. This is the third year the have done it before.” Anyone inside could theatre’s largest fundraiser She said the new event view snow golf players has been held at the Iron- replaced the former frozen through the back windows wood Memorial Building, rundra, which until last of the VFW. “It’s sort of like according to Wick. year had been held in con- playing miniature golf,” “I think we’ve gotten better junction with Ironwood’s said Jacobson. “There’re every year,” Wick said. Jack Frost Festival. five holes to go around the She said organizers settled “People raced five miles course.” on a cabaret-themed event, in the snow,” Jacobson said Jacobson’s husband, which Wick said will contin- of the rundra, and they Ron Jacobson, directed the ue going forward rather than didn’t let double-digit wind golf players on what every- a new theme each year. chills stop them. Even so, one agreed was a pleasant “Cabaret has this fun, she added that the unpre- winter day. “I’m just volun- party connotation,” Wick dictability of weather was teering,” he said. “I helped said. the primary reason for to set up the course.” The event featured a vari- exchanging the rundra for He said sponsors were ety of raffles and drawings, snow golf. associated with each flag, hors d’oeuvres and a number Saturday’s fundraiser and players who got their P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe also included options in ball closest to each flag RON JACOBSON tries for a hole in one during Saturday’s snow golf event on the hall of Wakefield’s Sunday Lake. Jacobson helped to set up the course as part of a fundraiser for HIT — page 5 VFW Post 9084. “The VFW the Gogebic-Ontonagon Community Action Agency. More options were has been wonderful,” said available within the hall of Wakefield’s VFW Post 9084. GOLF — page 5 Wisconsin woman PURSUIT RACING killed in Carey snowmobile crash JON CAREY, Wis. – A Wiscon- MORENO, of sin woman is dead after she Minneapolis, was involved in a snowmobile skis toward crash in the town of Carey Fri- the finish line day. of the first leg The Iron County Sheriff’s of the Turtle Department received a report River Pursuit of a snowmobile crash on Saturday at Island Lake Road near Gerry the MECCA Road at 2:50 p.m. Friday. Ski Trails in A Hartland woman, 43, Mercer. The was driving a snowmobile on second leg of Island Lake Road .5 miles the race took west of Gerry Road, accord- place Sunday ing to an ICSD news release, at the Win- Man Trails in Manitowish CRASH — page 5 Waters. The fastest over- all time won the race. More charges

Richard Jenkins/ brought against Daily Globe Hurley man By RICHARD JENKINS [email protected] HURLEY – A Hurley man with several active cases in Turtle River racers brave cold for inaugural event Iron County is now also want- ed on an additional 29 By RICHARD JENKINS Man it was five or six above,” said and another 11-kilometer Ironwood, won the men’s event, charges, after Iron County [email protected] Mike Shouldice, the president of freestyle race Sunday at the Win- with an overall time of 1:09:44.8. District Attorney Matt MERCER, Wis. – Tempera- the MECCA Ski Trails in Mercer Man Trails in Manitowish Waters. Lisa Nadler, of Chicago, was the Tingstad recently filed a sixth tures may have been below zero and one of the race organizers. The two times were combined fastest woman with an overall case in Iron County Court. early Saturday, but the mercury “The snow we got last week to determine an overall winner. time of 1:38:32.1. Andrew R. Zaleski, 38, is rose by race time and the com- allowed the grooming crew to “It was fantastic. We had folks Shouldice thanked the volun- charged with one count of petitors took off without a hitch just do a fantastic job. It groomed from Minneapolis, folks from teers and community support stalking, domestic abuse; 14 at this weekend’s inaugural Tur- up firm so the skate-skiers had a Chicago, all over Wisconsin; a lot that made the event possible, not- counts of felony bail jumping tle River Pursuit cross country nice flat bed for skating and the of them had never experienced ing there was almost a 1:1 ratio and 14 counts of violating a ski race. classic skiers had a nice firm set the MECCA and WinMan trails of volunteers and competitors. foreign order of protection “We lucked out. While the of tracks to ski in.” before and they were just so pos- “The visitors to the Mercer from Gogebic County in weather was cold – it was 29 The pursuit-style race took itive about the snow conditions, and Manitowish Waters commu- Michigan. below I think Saturday morning place over two days, with skiers the grooming, the event itself,” nity were just overwhelmed with The stalking charge carries at 6 a.m. – by 11 a.m. (when the completing an 11-kilometer clas- Shouldice said. “It was wonder- race started) it was just above sic, striding skiing course Satur- ful, we had a ball.” zero. This morning at the Win- day at MECCA trails in Mercer Local Jonathon Rulseh, of RACE CHARGES — page 5 TODAY INDEX Mostly cloudy — Details, page 2 Classifieds . . . . .10-11 75 cents Comics ...... 9 Sunday Today’s records Snowfall Community ...... 3 Vol. 100, No. 69 High 17 High 53 (1977) 48 hours to 7 a.m. Education ...... 6 Low 4 Low -33 (1988) Sunday trace Snow depth 19 in. 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This gives a temperature of what ththe he air feels like on the skin. Answer: producers that she didn’t You’re Goin’?).” Klein and Angela Bassett. Possible impeachment could further upend Virginia politics RICHMOND, Va. (AP) – Virginia law- because the state “needs someone that can makers on Monday will reluctantly face heal” it. the unprecedented prospect of impeach- Northam said on CBS’ “Face the ing the state’s second most powerful lead- Nation” that it’s been a difficult week since er as they struggle to address revelations a racist photo in his 1984 medical school of past racist behavior and allegations of yearbook surfaced, showing a person sexual assault roiling its highest levels of wearing blackface next to another person office. in a Ku Klux Klan hood and robe. At least one lawmaker said he will try to Northam initially said he was in the photo, pursue impeachment of Democratic Lt. then denied it the next day, while acknowl- Gov. Justin Fairfax after two women edging that he did wear blackface to a accused Fairfax of sexual assault in the dance party that same year. 2000s, a move that experts believe would “Virginia needs someone that can heal. be a first in Virginia. Fairfax has vehe- There’s no better person to do that than a mently denied the claims and called for doctor,” Northam said. “Virginia also authorities, including the FBI, to investi- needs someone who is strong, who has Associated Press SEN. ELIZABETH Warren, D-Mass., acknowledges cheers as she takes the stage dur- gate. empathy, who has courage and who has a ing an event to formally launch her presidential campaign, Saturday in Lawrence, There’s little sign of broad appetite for moral compass. And that’s why I’m not Mass. impeachment, with lawmakers set to fin- going anywhere.” ish this year’s session by the month’s end. The scandals have become a full-blown But the Legislature is swirling with ques- crisis for Virginia Democrats. Although Warren makes presidential bid tions about lines of succession and the the party has taken an almost zero-toler- political fallout for Democrats should the ance approach to sexual misconduct in the official with call for change governor, lieutenant governor or attorney #MeToo era, a housecleaning in Virginia general leave office, willingly or not. could be costly: If all three Democrats LAWRENCE, Mass. (AP) All to the elimination of Native American presiden- Gov. Ralph Northam and Attorney Gen- resigned, Republican state House Speaker – Democratic Sen. Eliza- Washington “lobbying as tial candidate, or has she eral Mark Herring, both Democrats, are Kirk Cox would become governor. beth Warren made her bid we know it,” Warren avoid- decided that after 32 years, embroiled in their own scandal after Political considerations will be key to for the presidency official ed taking direct jabs at this is not playing so well acknowledging they wore blackface in the what comes next. Virginia is among a on Saturday in this work- President Donald Trump. anymore? See you on the 1980s. Northam, a pediatric neurologist, handful of states electing lawmakers this ing-class city, grounding She aimed for a broader campaign TRAIL, Liz!” said Sunday that he considered resigning year, and Democrats had hoped to flip the her 2020 campaign in a institutional shift instead, Asked to explain the but that he’s “not going anywhere” Republican-controlled General Assembly. populist call to fight eco- urging supporters to choose tweet’s reference to “the nomic inequality and build “a government that makes campaign TRAIL,” the “an America that works for different choices, choices White House didn’t Suspect charged in fatal shooting of Milwaukee officer everyone.” that reflect our values.” respond. MILWAUKEE (AP) – A man who was wound to the chest. Warren delivered a Trump “is not the cause Warren announced her charged Sunday with killing a Milwaukee Fricke was in bed with his girlfriend sharp call for change at her of what’s broken,” Warren campaign in her home officer during a drug raid on his home when they were awakened by loud noise presidential kickoff, decry- told an elated crowd with- state of Massachusetts at a told investigators that he didn’t realize it and yelling. He told investigators that he ing a “middle-class out using the president’s mill site where factory was police trying to break down his door, never heard anyone yell “search warrant.” squeeze” that has left name. “He’s just the latest - workers went on strike in authorities said. He said he thought he heard someone say Americans crunched with and most extreme - symp- the early 20th century, a fit- Jordan P. Fricke, 26, is charged with “police” but didn’t think it was actually the “too little accountability for tom of what’s gone wrong ting forum for the longtime first-degree intentional homicide and police trying to break into his home, the the rich, too little opportu- in America.” consumer advocate to other crimes in the fatal shooting of 35- complaint states. nity for everyone else.” She In a tweet, Trump refer- advance her platform. year-old Officer Matthew Rittner, who Fricke’s girlfriend said she saw him and her backers hope that enced the controversy over Supporters turned out was part of a tactical unit trying to serve shoot at the kitchen door and that she message can distinguish her Native American identi- in below-freezing tempera- a warrant to search the home for illegal knew police were at the door because she her in a crowded Demo- ty, once again using the tures, many hoisting signs drugs and weapons on Wednesday morn- heard them identify themselves, according cratic field and help her insulting nickname he’s – “Win With Warren,” one ing. to the complaint. move past the controversy given her. read. A Massachusetts bak- According to the criminal complaint, A $1 million cash bond was set Sunday surrounding her past “Today Elizabeth War- ery created “Persist” cook- police announced their presence several for Fricke, who remained in jail. A court claims to Native American ren, sometimes referred to ies for the event to honor times and said they had a search warrant, commissioner found probable cause to heritage. by me as Pocahontas, the candidate’s slogan, and an officer yelled “police” right before hold Fricke for further proceedings, and a Weaving specific policy joined the race for Presi- “Nevertheless, She Persist- Fricke fired four rounds through a hole in preliminary hearing was set for Thursday. prescriptions into her dent,” Trump tweeted. ed,” words first spoken in the door that Rittner had made with a bat- Fricke’s attorney, Michael L. Chernin, remarks, from Medicare for “Will she run as our first the Senate to rebuke her. tering ram. Rittner died of a gunshot declined comment. Rep Walter Jones Jr. of North Carolina dies on 76th birthday

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) – Repub- unafraid to military action. Jones was among for his reversal from GOP col- election to decide who will com- lican U.S. Rep. Walter B. Jones Jr. buck his own the House members who led a leagues. He ultimately signed well plete Jones’ two-year term in the of North Carolina, a once-fervent party. He was campaign that resulted in the over 11,000 letters to the families coastal 3rd Congressional Dis- supporter of the 2003 invasion of one of the first chamber’s cafeteria offering “free- of dead troops, describing that as a trict. State law requires the sched- Iraq who later became an equally Republicans to dom fries” and “freedom toast” – penance of sorts. ule include primary races as well outspoken critic of the war, died reverse direc- instead of French fries and “For me, it’s a sacred responsi- in the GOP-leaning district. No Sunday on his 76th birthday. tion on the French toast. bility that I have to communicate specific dates are mandated in The congressman’s office con- war in Iraq, Jones said he introduced legis- my condolences to a family,” the law for the elections. firmed his death in a statement, even as his lation that would have required Jones said in a 2017 interview Jones also was a relentless saying Jones died in Greenville, North Caroli- President George W. Bush’s with The Associated Press. “And advocate for campaign finance North Carolina. His health na district administration to begin with- it’s very special to me because it reform and controlling the declining in recent months, Jones Walter B. included the drawing troops in 2006 because goes back to my regretting that I national debt. The fiscal and entered hospice care in January Jones Jr. s p r a w l i n g the reason given for invading voted to go into the Iraq war.” social conservative won unop- after breaking his hip. He had Marine installation Camp Lejeune. Iraq, weapons of mass destruc- Jones, who had served in posed in last November’s general been granted a leave of absence His ultimate opposition to the tion, had proved false. Congress since 1995, had already election after fending off Republi- from Congress in late 2018 and Iraq war came with the irony that “If I had known then what I announced his 2018 campaign can primary challengers stoked was sworn in for his last term he instigated a symbolic slap know now, I wouldn’t have sup- would be his last. His death partly by Jones’ willingness to back home. against the French when their ported the resolution” to go to war, means Democratic Gov. Roy dissent from the Washington Jones was a political maverick country early on opposed U.S. Jones said in 2005. Jones took heat Cooper will schedule a special leaders of his party. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2019 3 Michigan youth can find future possibilities at 4-H Exploration Days Milwaukee museum features EAST LANSING — 4-H students will have a pletho- Exploration Days is Michi- ra of recreation and MSU thousands of bobbleheads gan State University’s facility tour choices such largest pre-college pro- as the MSU Horse Barn, MILWAUKEE (AP) — A new muse- gram, annually attended by National Superconducting um in Milwaukee may well hold the 2,400 youth and adult Cyclotron Laboratory, and largest collection of bobbleheads any- chaperones from across 4-H Children’s Garden. one has ever seen, displaying more Michigan. There will be exciting than 6,500 figures of athletes, mas- The 50th annual 4-H opening night entertain- cots, celebrities, animals, cartoon Exploration Days confer- ment at the Wharton Cen- characters, politicians and more. ence will be held June 19- ter for Performing Arts fea- The National Bobblehead Hall of 21, on the MSU campus. turing a high-energy show. Fame and Museum recently opened The theme is “More to There is a fee to attend; and was the brainchild of friends Phil Explore:: Celebrating 50 youth not enrolled in 4-H Sklar and Brad Novak, who started Years of 4-H Exploration pay an additional $20 4-H collecting the figures 16 years ago. Days.” participation fee. Registra- “We’ve put everything into this,” 4-H Exploration Days tion books will be available Sklar said. gives youth ages 11 to 19 from county MSU Exten- They decided on a museum and an authentic collegiate sion offices and online at bobblehead-creating business about experience as they stay in the 4-H Exploration Days four years ago, after quitting their cor- MSU residence halls and web site in early March. porate finance (Sklar) and retail sales explore interest areas and Registration opens on (Novak) jobs. Since then, they have career options, increase March 12. Sessions are been making bobbleheads to earn their awareness and readi- assigned on a first-come, money, collecting bobbleheads from ness for college, and devel- first-served basis so early thrift stores and private donors, find- op decision-making, inde- registration is encouraged. ing a location and all the other things Associated Press pendence and teamwork The registration deadline is that go with creating a museum. IN THIS Jan. 8, photo, bobbleheads from the “Star Wars” movies are dis- skills. determined by your county They have collected more than played at National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum in Milwaukee. Participants live like col- office, but generally the end 10,000 bobbleheads, including a life- The new museum will have on view more than 6,500 figures of athletes, lege students and attend of April. size bobblehead; a Pat Hughes bob- mascots, celebrities, animals, cartoon characters, politicians and more. sessions that range from Following their involve- blehead calling the World Series title veterinary medicine to web ment, participants are eligi- for the Cubs; bobbleheads of charac- the fun aspect and seeing the reaction lection and meet Sklar and Novak. design, performing arts to ble for nomination to apply ters from “The Wizard of Oz” and the people get when they see the bobble- “It’s on my bucket list” he said. environmental education for a $2,000 MSU Pre-Col- “Star Wars” franchise; and the first heads,” Sklar said. A smaller bobblehead museum and many more. In total, lege Scholarship based on football and baseball bobbleheads Sklar and Novak are in the process exists at Marlins Park in Miami, but more than 200 hands-on criteria such as attitude, from the early 1960s. They even have of having the collection certified as its more than 600 figurines are all classroom and field trip behavior and active partici- one of Donald Trump from “The the world’s largest by the Guinness baseball players, mascots and broad- sessions are offered. They pation. Apprentice” that says “You’re fired” Book of World Records. The current casters. also have fun and make The scholarship is upon the push of a button. Some of record is 2,396 bobbleheads, held by Sklar said he hopes the museum friends with people from applied toward each recipi- the figures will be on rotation or part Phil Darling, a 40-year-old hardware will attract fans as well as “people different backgrounds and ent’s first-year at MSU as a of special exhibits — like, say, if a cer- engineer from Richmond, Ontario. looking for something fun to do.” areas. 4-H volunteers and degree-seeking student. tain sports team is in town. He’s acquired an additional 500 since “There are so many negative staff are on hand to pro- For more information The museum also includes infor- the certification in 2015. things going on ... we need more vide oversight and guid- about 4-H Exploration mation about the making of bobble- Darling said that while he will be places to escape and have a good time ance. Days, contact Gogebic heads and the people they represent. disappointed not to hold the record and also educate at the same time so When not in action- County MSU Extension Admission is $5. anymore, he does hope to one day hopefully we will be an asset to the packed learning sessions, office at 906-663-4045. “I think that passion comes from make it to Milwaukee to see the col- community,” said Sklar. Hour of Code program aims to push people toward IT careers GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) Three hundred people Computer occupations er communities where IT is ers. said. “The jobs created yes- — Discuss the need for around northern and east- in the state are expected to in as much a need as larger Helping students and terday may not be the same information technology ern Wisconsin were given a grow by almost 11,000 jobs cities. others find jobs in tech jobs that are needed tomor- professionals around Wis- hands-on introduction to by 2024, according to the “Those kids deserve the careers are part of a wider row. This may be working consin and the nation, and the in-demand career pos- Wisconsin Department of same opportunities that economic development more with the machine many businesses will tell sibilities in information Workforce Development. you do living in Green effort aimed at keeping than being the one assem- you they can’t find enough. technology through the That’s about a 15 percent Bay,” Ebben-Matzke said. Wisconsin competitive in a bling things.” That has educators Hour of Code program at increase since 2014. “Unfortunately, those changing economy — and a Ebben-Matzke said working to prepare stu- Northeast Wisconsin Tech- NWTC has hosted Hour smaller school districts means to help keep young there’s also more opportu- dents and adults for nical College. of Code for four years. It’s a may not offer IT classes talent in the state. nity for workers graduating careers in the in-demand “Our goal is to get the nationwide program from because they don’t have Microsoft’s TechSpark with two-year degrees as profession, sometimes one general public to under- Code.org aimed at intro- the money or don’t have program is designed to employers feel the pinch of hour at a time. stand what software devel- ducing kids and adults to the teachers.” help in that task by provid- a tight labor market. The “When you look at Wis- opment is, what coding is, the basics and possibilities It’s important they ing technology-based edu- very technology future consin, we have almost and what great opportuni- of software development. understand the career cation and further expand- workers (and 8,000 computing jobs that ties there are in that work- About 300 people attended opportunities that exist out ing broadband into rural entrepreneurs) are study- are open. So how do we fill force,” said Julie Ebben- events across NWTC cam- there, and even the busi- areas. ing also allows them to stay that pipeline?” Michelle Matzke, associate dean for puses in 2018, up from 12 ness owners in those com- Employers and educa- in their home state. Schuler, who manages information technology at at the inaugural event. munities have IT needs, tors stress the tech jobs “Years ago, we thought Microsoft’s TechSpark pro- Northeast Wisconsin Tech- The local Hour of Code she said. that are already in Wiscon- you had to go out to Cali- gram in Wisconsin, told nical College in Green Bay. program partnered with Information technology sin, including those tied to fornia if you wanted to do the Green Bay Press- There’s a need for com- Microsoft for this year’s covers a swath of jobs, professions that have been anything with IT,” she said. Gazette. “We can look at puter professionals across event, offering it at several including software devel- stalwarts of the state’s “We have students who are upskilling our existing tal- the region, state and locations around the opers, computer support, economy for more than a big into writing gaming ent, look at upskilling dis- nation, with business rang- region — places like Aurora security, system adminis- century. apps. They can write their placed workers, and we ing from transportation to in Florence County, Stur- tration, business analysts, “Look at our manufac- gaming apps here and sell look at developing our insurance seeking quali- geon Bay and Marinette — web developers, people turing floor when it comes them online. They don’t youth.” fied workers. to reach students in small- who fix and set up comput- to automation,” Schuler have to go to California.” Community calendar Mercer Library presents area history program Email calendar items and Ironwood. Montreal City Council, mer City Hall. community news to Town of Carey, 6 p.m., 5:30 p.m., city hall. Gogebic County Board, 5 MERCER, Wis. — Wis- Stiles has worked as a [email protected]. Carey Town Hall. Town of Pence, 6 p.m., p.m., courthouse, Bessemer. consin is rich in history, professional archaeologist For more information, call 906- Town of Oma, 6 p.m., Oma Pence, Wis., Town Hall. Erwin Township Board, 932-2211. Town Hall. Gogebic County Conser- 6:00 p.m., Township Hall. and northern Wisconsin for 43 years, and for 27 Monday, Feb. 11 Tuesday, Feb. 12 vation District, 6 p.m., Natural Thursday, Feb. 14 contains many little-known years has had the honor to Resources Center, Bessemer. places. Participants can work with tribes in north- Kimball Town Board, 6:30 Men’s Bible study, 8 a.m., Gogebic County Veterans p.m., Kimball, Wis., Communi- Pickleball, 10 a.m.-noon., learn more about some of ern Wisconsin. This free Bessemer Housing Communi- Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 ty Center. Ironwood Memorial Building. this history and how program is sponsored by ty, community room, 906-667- a.m., Ironwood Memorial Strong Bones Class, 0469. Building. 906-667-1110. Wednesday, Feb. 13 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m. and 5 p.m.. archaeologists are bringing the library and by ICORE, Iron County Food Pantry, Friends of the Mercer Mercer Community Center. these stories to light in a the Iron County Outdoor 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Public Library, 10 a.m., Christian Men of the Gogebic County Veter- free presentation with Recreation Enthusiasts. Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- library, Mercer, Wis. Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown ans Service Officer, 10:30- 4450. Pickleball, 10 a.m.-noon., Cafe, Ironwood. 11:30 a.m., Wakefield City archaeologist Cindi Stiles For more information, Tai Chi, 9-10:15 a.m., Mer- Ironwood Memorial Building. Mentoring of Moms, 9- Hall; 1-2 p.m., Watersmeet on Tuesday, Feb. 19 at 1 call Mercer Public Library cer Community Center, 715- A Matter of Balance, 10 10:30 a.m., Range Community Township; 2:45-3:15 p.m., p.m. at the Mercer Library. at 715-476-2366. 776-3993. a.m.-noon, first floor confer- Bible Church, Hurley. 715-561- Marenisco Township. 906-667- Alcoholics Anonymous, ence room, Aspirus Ironwood 4355. 1110. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Hospital, 906-663-4045. Alcoholics Anonymous, Alcoholics Anonymous, Ironwood. area74.org. Tiny Tot Story Hour, 10 open meeting, noon, Salem noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Overeaters Anonymous, a.m., Wakefield Public Library. Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Ironwood. area74.org. 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran Alcoholics Anonymous, area74.org. Iron County Development Church, Wakefield. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, DOVE Support Group, Zone Council, noon, Iron Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 Ironwood. area74.org. noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. County Courthouse, board Everything For Your Valentine p.m., Our Lady of Peace Ironwood Kiwanis Club, Ironwood-Hurley Rotary room. RSVP for lunch 715- Personal Massagers & Oils Catholic Church, Ironwood. noon, Golden Dragon. Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and 561-2922. area74.org. Ironwood Carnegie Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. Grief Support Group, 1 to All New Lingerie Aurora Club, 6 p.m. Library after school nature Iron County Veterans Ser- 2:30 p.m., Dr. Kate Hospice Pick A Heart To Reveal Your Discount monthly membership, Aurora program, Owls of the North- vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, office, 1571 Highway 51 North Jewelry for All Occasions 25% OFF Club, Ironwood. woods, 3:40 p.m., children’s Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- in Arbor Vitae. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. room, library. 2190. Pokemon Group, 4 p.m., EST, Ontonagon United Tai Chi for Arthritis and Kimball Homemakers, 1 Ironwood Carnegie Library. Methodist Church basement, Fall Prevention, 4 p.m., p.m., Kimball Community Cen- Free Community Dinner, United Dreams next to Holiday gas station, Bessemer city hall auditorium. ter. 5-6 p.m., Wakefield Methodist 715.682.2529 411 Main St. W., Ashland, WI Ontonagon. area74.org. Bessemer American Mercer Health and Well- Church. Public is invited. Government Legion Post 27, 5 p.m., Amer- ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., ReGeneration Youth, Gogebic County Health ican Legion, Bessemer. Mercer Community Center. 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; and Human Services Board, Ironwood American Survivors of Suicide, 3 Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., 9 a.m., Gogebic County Medi- Legion Post 5, 5:30 p.m. din- p.m., Zion Lutheran Church ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith GOING OUT OF BUSINESS cal Care Facility. ner, 6:30 p.m. meeting, Memo- basement. Center, Ironwood. FINAL MARKDOWNS • FINAL DAYS Hurley Finance Commit- rial Building, Legion club room. Wakefield American Alcoholics Anonymous, tee, 4:15 p.m., City Hall. Wakefield VFW Post Legion, 5:30 p.m. Auxiliary, 6 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Gogebic-Iron County Air- 9084, Ladies Auxiliary, VFW p.m. regular meeting, post, Church, Hurley. area74.org. port Board, 4:30 p.m., at the Post, 6 p.m.; lunch, 5:30 p.m. Wakefield. Klassic Kruisers Car airport. Gathering, Participating IMPACT Life Support Club, 6:30 p.m., Lindquist Stu- to Bessemer Township and Supporting, 6 p.m., Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland dent Center, Ironwood. % Board, 5 p.m., Township Hall, developmental disability advo- Church, Ironwood. Ironwood Masonic Lodge Off Ramsay. cacy group, Community Mental Narcotics Anonymous, 7 389, 7:30 p.m., at the Masonic 70 80 Ironwood Township Health, Wakefield. 906-229- p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, building. the Regular Price Board, 5:30 p.m., Township 6170. Ironwood. area74.org. Government offices. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Alcoholics Anonymous, Bessemer Housing Com- ALL DIAMOND JEWELRY, ALL COLORED Wakefield City Council, p.m., Episcopal Church of the 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran mission, 8 a.m., Executive STONE JEWELRY, GIFTS AND FRAMED ART. 5:30 p.m., City Hall. Transfiguration, Ironwood. Church, Bessemer. Director’s Office, 709 West Ironwood City Commis- area74.org. area74.org. Iron Street, Bessemer. sion, 5:30 p.m., Memorial Government Government Bessemer Downtown Building. Iron County Forestry and Wakefield Housing Com- Development Authority, 4 EVERYTHING HOURS Bessemer Downtown Parks committee, 8 a.m., mission, 9 a.m., Sunset p.m., DDA room, City Hall. MUST MON.-FRI. Development Authority, 5:30 forestry conference room. Manor community room, 200 Gogebic Range Water GO!! 10-5 p.m., City Hall, Bessemer. Hurley City Council, 5 Pierce St., Wakefield. Authority Board, 6:30 p.m., JEWELERS Gogebic County Fair p.m., preceded by Public Bessemer Area Sewer Bessemer Township Hall, 135 E. AURORA ST., IRONWOOD, MI • PH. 906-932-5679 Board, 5:30 p.m., Fairgrounds, Works Committee, City Hall. Authority, 4:30 p.m., Besse- Ramsay. l 4 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Betrayed in Virginia First, Virginia Gov. Ralph I have chronicled all of this Sue Mizell, Publisher Northam said he wasn’t sure which because that is what columnists Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor of the two people in the 1984 “clear- must do. We can never assume that ly racist and offensive” photo on his all readers know what we know, no yearbook page was he. matter how widespread the coverage. Was he the grinning white guy Regardless of how much we’ve wearing blackface? Connie been following this, few of us have Or was he the guy wearing the Ku Schultz thought about a group of people In Their Opinion Klux Klan robe and hood? who don’t deserve the harm these “I am deeply sorry for the deci- men have inflicted on their careers Time to scrap sion I made to appear as I did in this and on their lives. photo,” he said in a statement, “and I do not mean constituents, Electoral College for the hurt that decision caused ted her on the shoulder and cast her although they are surely entitled to then and now.” as a scold. their outrage. I am thinking of all of When it seemed Mitt Romney might win the popu- The next day, Northam, a Demo- “My wife says, ‘Inappropriate cir- their staffers. Many of them are lar vote in 2012 but lose the Electoral College, Donald crat, held a news conference to say: cumstances.’” young, and they have invested their Trump called the system “a disaster for a democracy.” No, wait. He was neither of those I’m two years older than careers in the success of these two He was right about that. The election four years people in that photo. Northam. We all knew in 1984 that men because they believed in them. later confirmed it. “I believe then and now that I am blackface is racist. He thought it was They are similar to the many young He is the fifth president to have won only on not either of the people in that funny. people working for my husband, account of an archaic mechanism designed by elites photo,” he said. “This was not me in So far, Northam has refused to Sen. Sherrod Brown, and his col- who didn’t believe the American people were suffi- that picture. That was not Ralph resign, despite the flood of fellow leagues in Congress. ciently intelligent to choose their chief executive. Northam.” Further, he claimed that Democrats insisting that he must. I have come to know these people George Washington was scarcely back at Mount even though the photo appeared on On Feb. 2, Virginia’s attorney gen- for their brilliance and their sacri- Vernon before the electors became mere functionar- his page of his medical school’s year- eral, Mark R. Herring, another fice. They are the brightest of the ies for a mechanism stacked against the popular vote. book, he had never before seen it Democrat – and one with gubernato- bright, and they make far less It was designed in part to protect slavery. until this week. rial aspirations – called on Northam money than their peers in the corpo- Public confidence, the lifeblood of a democracy, is He did, however, want to let Vir- to resign in a statement: “It is no rate world. They need only check drained whenever a loser snatches victory from the ginia’s 8.5 million constituents know longer possible for Governor their former classmates’ social media person who earned it. that in that same year, when he was Northam to lead our Common- accounts to find that reminder. The Colorado Senate recently took a big step in his mid-20s, he did wear black- wealth and it is time for him to step They do not aspire to live in toward bringing presidential selection out of the face to compete in a dance competi- down.” pricey homes or take exotic vaca- 18th century into the 21st. It voted to join the Nation- tion as singer Michael Jackson. Four days later, 57-year-old Her- tions. No corner offices for them; al Popular Vote Interstate Compact, binding Col- He did the moonwalk, he added. ring publicly admitted that he, too, even senior staff members often orado’s electors to vote for the candidate who wins A reporter asked, “Are you still once wore blackface in college. It work in cubicles. They measure their the most votes nationwide. If the House approves, as able to moonwalk?” was 1980, and he was 19. He’s very worth by how much good they are it has before, Colorado would join 11 other pledged Northam’s adolescent response sorry. contributing to the world. Most of states and the District of Columbia, putting the Com- telegraphed the depth of his betrayal “That conduct clearly shows that, them are the truest version of public pact only 89 electoral votes shy of 270, the magic of all who had ever trusted him. as a young man, I had a callous and servants – all work and little glory. number to put it into effect. Could he moonwalk? He nodded inexcusable lack of awareness and They are the relentless optimists Legislatures have the power to do this. It’s the and looked as if he was about to do insensitivity to the pain my behavior in a culture of cynics, and they’ve practical alternative to eliminating the Electoral Col- it until we heard the voice of his could inflict on others,” he said in been betrayed by their heroes. lege by constitutional amendment, an uphill climb wife, Pam, who was standing next to another statement. “It was really a But sure, Governor. Show us your requiring a two-thirds vote in both houses of him. minimization of both people of moonwalk. Congress and ratification by 38 states. The smallest Northam startled like a repri- color, and a minimization of a hor- Connie Schultz can be reached by states, which have excess weight in the Electoral Col- manded child. He grinned as he pat- rific history I knew well even then.” email at [email protected]. lege, would block it. The Compact, on the other hand, needs no approval from Congress and the par- ticipation of only a few more states. Florida should be one of them. Our 29 electors Today in history would give the vitally important reform a significant boost. But the only proposal before the Legislature, SB 552 by Sen. Kevin J. Rader, D-Boca Raton, goes in By The Associated Press the wrong direction. It would award one elector to Today’s Highlight in History On Feb. 11, 1990, South the winner in each congressional district with two African black activist Nelson electors going to the statewide popular vote winner. Mandela was freed after 27 Maine and Nebraska do this now. If every state years in captivity. did, Barack Obama would have lost the presidency to On this date In 1531, the Church of Eng- Mitt Romney in 2012 despite a 5 million vote lead land grudgingly accepted King nationwide. Henry VIII as its supreme In 2008, Republicans considered trying to impose head. districting on deep-blue California through its easily In 1929, the Lateran Treaty manipulated initiative system. That would have was signed, with Italy recogniz- ing the independence and made it difficult for any Democrat to win the presi- sovereignty of Vatican City. dency in the foreseeable future. In 1937, a six-week-old sit- Voting by districts has an inherent Republican down strike against General bias, owing to the fact that Democrats tend to con- Motors ended, with the compa- ny agreeing to recognize the centrate in urban areas, while Republican voters are United Automobile Workers distributed more evenly throughout the country. Union. That’s without gerrymandering in the mix. Moving In 1945, President Franklin to choose electors by district would encourage even D. Roosevelt, British Prime more of it. Presidential races would be predeter- Minister Winston Churchill and Soviet leader Josef Stalin mined like most seats in the House of Representa- signed the Yalta Agreement, in tives. Last year’s blue wave was an exception. which Stalin agreed to declare It may be a challenge to persuade Republican war against Imperial Japan fol- detainees at Guantanamo Bay Barack Obama, during a joint Today’s Birthdays politicians to endorse reform. They have won every lowing Nazi Germany’s capitu- with murder and war crimes in White House news conference Actor Conrad Janis is 91. lation. connection with the Sept. 11 with French President Francois Fashion designer Mary Quant electoral dysfunction since the birth of their party. In 1963, American author attacks. Hollande, vowed to come is 85. Actress Tina Louise is But that isn’t guaranteed. A shift of just 60,000 votes and poet Sylvia Plath was In 2012, pop singer Whit- down like “a ton of bricks” on 81. Bandleader Sergio Mendes in Ohio would have elected John Kerry in 2004 found dead in her London flat, ney Houston, 48, was found businesses that violated Irani- is 78. Actor Philip Anglim is 67. despite President George W. Bush having more votes a suicide; she was 30. dead in a hotel room bathtub in an sanctions while nuclear Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush nationwide. In 1968, New York City’s Beverly Hills, California. negotiations were under way, is 66. Actress Catherine Hick- fourth and current Madison In 2013, with a few words in and conceded “enormous frus- land is 63. Rock musician It isn’t difficult to imagine a future election, if not Square Garden, located on Latin, Pope Benedict XVI did tration” with stalled Syrian David Uosikkinen (The Hoot- next year, in which a moderate Republican almost Manhattan’s West Side at the what no pope had done in peace talks. At the Sochi ers) is 63. Actress Carey Low- wins California and New York and has a popular site of what used to be the more than half a millennium: Games, Carina Vogt of Ger- ell is 58. Singer Sheryl Crow is majority but loses the electoral vote. Pennsylvania Station building, announced his resignation. many won women’s ski jump- 57. Former Alaska Gov. Sarah opened with a “Salute to the The bombshell came during a ing’s first-ever Olympic gold Palin is 55. Actress Jennifer What’s wrong with the present system goes deep- USO” hosted by Bob Hope and routine morning meeting of medal. Aniston is 50. Actor Damian er than party. That’s true also of voting by districts, Bing Crosby. (The same Vatican cardinals. (The 85- One year ago: A Russian Lewis is 48. Actress Marisa which is not a fair or reliable substitute for the evening, the New York year-old pontiff was succeeded passenger plane crashed into Petroro is 47. Singer D’Angelo national popular vote. Rangers played their final by Pope Francis.) a snowy field six minutes after is 45. Actor Brice Beckham is Another major liability is that the present system game at the third Garden, tying Ten years ago: The taking off from Moscow, killing 43. Rock M-C/vocalist Mike the Detroit Red Wings 3-3.) nation’s top bankers went all 65 passengers and six Shinoda (Linkin Park) is 42. treats most voters – those living everywhere but in 10 In 1979, followers of Ayatol- before the House Financial crew members; investigators Singer-actress Brandy is 40. or so “battleground” states – as unworthy of atten- lah Ruhollah Khomeini seized Services Committee, pledging would blame human error, Country musician Jon Jones tion. There is no incentive for a Republican to troll power in Iran. to build public trust with greater saying the pilots had received (The Eli Young Band) is 39. for votes in California or New York, or for a Democrat In 1986, Soviet dissident lending and fewer perks. All- flawed air speed readings Actor Matthew Lawrence is 39. Natan Sharansky was Star shortstop Miguel Tejada after failing to turn on a heat- Rhythm-and-blues singer Kelly to appeal to Texas. In 2016, thirty-eight states saw released by the Soviet Union pleaded guilty to lying to ing unit for the measurement Rowland is 38. Singer Aubrey practically no campaign activity. It took place almost after nine years of captivity as Congress about steroids in equipment. Amid swirling O’Day is 35. Actress Q’orianka entirely in the 12 “battleground” states. Fewer voters went part of an East-West prisoner baseball. (He was sentenced winds, 17-year-old snow- Kilcher is 29. Actor Taylor Laut- to the polls where their votes were taken for granted. exchange. to a year’s probation.) Rep. boarder Red Gerard won the ner is 27. Voting by districts would do little to change that In 2006, Vice President John Dingell, D-Mich., who first United States’ first gold medal Thought for Today Dick Cheney accidentally shot went to Congress in 1955, of the 2018 Winter Olympics “Life does not count by because so few of them are competitive. The Inter- and wounded Harry Whitting- became the longest-serving in South Korea, capturing the years. Some suffer a lifetime in state Compact, on the other hand, is designed to ton, a companion during a member of the U.S. House of men’s slopestyle event. a day, and so grow old compel candidates to appeal for votes everywhere. It weekend quail-hunting trip in Representatives. President Singer Vic Damone, who pos- between the rising and the set- puts the whole nation into play. Texas. Robert Mugabe swore in long- sessed what Frank Sinatra ting of the sun.” In 2008, the Pentagon time rival Morgan Tsvangirai as once called “the best pipes in —Augusta Jane Evans, –South Florida Sun-Sentinel charged Khalid Sheikh Zimbabwe’s prime minister. the business,” died in Florida American novelist Mohammed and five other Five years ago: President at the age of 89. (1835-1909)

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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE.DOODV ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Heidi Ofstad Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2019 5 Golf appointment. We’ve even HIT helped with funerals.” The Gogebic-Onton- From page 1 agon Community Action From page 1 won the associated prize. Agency, which is based in of wines and beers In addition, said Luan Bessemer, describes itself attendees could sample. Jacobson, who is GOCAA’s as a private, non-profit 501 Wick said this was the community development (c) (3) corporation led by a first year the event fea- coordinator, “We have all board of 12 local residents tured three breweries, cre- kinds of raffle prizes.” who represent public, pri- ating almost a beer-fest for The VFW hall featured vate and consumer entities. those who wanted to try long tables filled with GOCAA offers a variety the different brews. items in relation to a raffle of community services in While the theatre has or a silent auction. There relation to nutrition, other fundraisers for tar- was also a signed Green weatherization, energy, geted projects, Wick said Bay football for one lucky housing, business support, the proceeds from Satur- card winner to take home. and Head Start. day’s event will go to help “We’ve had pretty good It also provides support with the general operating community support,” said for senior citizens in rela- and maintenance costs. Jacobson and added, in tion to in-home help such as She thanked the com- relation to state and nation- personal care, housekeep- munity for its support of al government funds, “The ing, snow shoveling, yard the theatre. money raised is for what work and small repairs. “They call (the theatre) grants don’t cover.” One of its most popular the crown jewel of the city She said those items features is the Mill Street of Ironwood, so it’s nice include appliances, fur- Garden Dining Room at when people come togeth- naces, winter coats, etc. 100 S. Mill St., behind the er and support the the- “We’ve helped pay for pre- Bessemer Commons. It Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe atre,” Wick said. “We’ve scriptions,” she said. offers seniors a low-cost ATTENDEES ENJOY beer, wine and hors d'oeuvres Saturday at the Big HIT Cabaret got to keep that big Iron- “We’ve paid for gas to help lunch and deli on week- fundraiser for the Historic Ironwood Theatre in the Ironwood Memorial Building. wood sign lit.” someone get to a medical days. Holocaust survivor from around Hungary as the Nazis and tained on decades-old microfilm, that Charges applications between Dec. Hungary tracks down stolen their Hungarian supporters hunted document actions taken against Hun- 22 and Jan. 7, according to artwork for Jews to deport to death camps. gary’s Jews by that country’s pro-Nazi the complaint. Garbon-Radnoti, 89, will say little regime during World War II, includ- From page 1 While the daily number FARMINGTON HILLS (AP) – else about her horrific recollections, ing the confiscation of prized paint- a potential maximum sen- of alleged messages varied Clara Garbon-Radnoti has painful keeping them locked inside her heart ings and other possessions from Jew- tence of up to 3.5 years in by day, the information in memories of the Holocaust, which and memory. But she’s playing an ish families. prison or a fine of up to the complaint alleges the claimed the lives of more than 6 mil- important role in helping Holocaust Every week for the past decade, $10,000. Each bail jump- number was as high as 168 lion European Jews during World victims and family members find and Garbon-Radnoti has sat at a table in ing count carries a poten- texts at one point. War II, including more than 500,000 recover artwork stolen from them in the library of the Holocaust Memori- tial maximum sentence of Zaleski is also facing from her native Hungary. Hungary. al Center in Farmington Hills and up to six years in prison or charges in several other Among them were her father, her The Oakland County resident is gone through reels of microfilm, por- a fine of up to $10,000. cases in Iron County, sister and 31 first cousins. Garbon- using her ability to read an ancient ing over the records kept by the Hun- Violating a foreign pro- according to online court Radnoti, who was a teenager, said she form of the Hungarian language to garian government, the Detroit News tection order is a misde- records. escaped by hiding in 22 places decipher government records, main- reported. meanor with a potential In a case filed Jan. 31, he maximum penalty of up to is charged with child Power outages drop; state emergency Lottery nine months in jail and a abuse-intentionally caus- declared in Grand Rapids fine of up to $1,000. ing harm and felony bail Zaleski is accused of jumping. GRAND RAPIDS (AP) – Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has Saturday Multi-state declared a state of emergency in Grand Rapids, qualifying Michigan Powerball: 01-02-03-07-39, repeatedly contacting an In a case filed Oct. 8, he Classic Lotto 47: 09-24-25- Powerball: 25, Power Play: 3 ex in December and Jan- is charged with felony bail the city for additional assistance as it copes with power 26-32-47 uary, according to the Jan. jumping. outages and cleans up from storms. Poker Lotto: QD-6C-2H- Sunday 31 criminal complaint in He is also charged with Whitmer says the declaration gives Grand Rapids 10H-4S Michigan additional resources beyond what it’s already receiving Midday Daily 3: 7-2-1 Poker Lotto: QC-KC-QD- the case. one count felony bail jump- Midday Daily 4: 5-5-7-5 4S-9S A search of Zaleski’s ing in cases filed Oct. 3 and from state agencies such as the emergency management Daily 3: 7-3-5 Midday Daily 3: 9-2-7 phone by Hurley Police Sept. 6. division of the state police. Ice and fierce winds last week Daily 4: 1-4-5-4 Midday Daily 4: 5-0-4-1 in western Michigan knocked down power lines and tree Fantasy 5: 07-13-29-30-31 Daily 3: 1-5-2 Department Sgt. Donald In a Jan. 31, 2018 case, Keno: 05-07-10-11-12-14- Daily 4: 1-9-2-8 Packmayer allegedly Zaleski is charged with limbs. 17-25-29-30-32-34-40-41-44- Fantasy 5: 04-07-13-21-38 showed evidence of texts false imprisonment, stalk- Consumers Energy’s online outage map showed fewer 51-54-64-70-72-74-76 Keno: 05-16-17-21-23-24- and explicit pictures being ing and violating a foreign than 14,000 customers in the region had no electricity Wisconsin 29-31-46-48-49-52-56-59-60- 5 Card Cash: QC-KD-JH- 61-63-70-71-73-75-79 sent through multiple protection order. Sunday afternoon, down from a peak last week of 10C-4H Wisconsin 231,000. 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Honor roll students achieved a ell, Ethan Jordan, Kelsey King, Ty Asunto**, Courtney Corullo**, Ella 3.0 to 3.499 grade point average, Manzanares, Keira Niemi, Brooke DeRosso**, Dillon Devine**, Michael high honors is 3.5 to 3.899 GPA and Ofstad, Seth Osterman, Brooke Saari, Genisot**, Iley Guenard**, Ari highest honors is 3.9 or higher GPA. Hannah Simchak Panosso, Sean Harma** and Gabriel Kivisto**. Students who achieved high honors Thier, Harley Anderson*, Kaitlyn Seventh Grade: Gretchen Abram- are marked with an * and students Binz*, Jacquelyn Bradley*, Joseph son, Brandon Barbacovi, Mallory achieving highest honors are marked Cane*, Cayden Corullo*, Talia Erick- Burke, Makayla Constantini, Shelby with two **. son*, Ezra Manzer*, Morgan Nasi*, Fink, Alexis Herman, Arianna Lino, Seniors: Paris Curnow, Charissa Brooke Taylor*, Shanaya Fleig** and Olivia Luoma, Nicholas Niemi, Bran- Howell, Devin Kelly, Kyle Kutz, Bryce Olivia Harma**. don Nordine, Joshua Randall, Sydney Paris, Gavin Ransanici, Antony Freshmen: Daniel Bolich, Ryder Saari, Alexis Worthington, Jaana Schnieder, Cody Sobrack, Shenoa Colasacco, Donovan Cole, Dylan Aukee*, Connor Bentley*, Jack Acacia Schaad Spaulding, Tyler Vogel, Kassidi Wese- Defelice, Camryn Dowd, Ty Gilbert- Caudill*, Haley Dziura*, Landon Ewen-Trout Creek High School olowski, Mahra Wick, Breanna son, Alyana Kukowski, Hanna Leoni, Foryan*, Carter Hall*, Riley Holm*, Acacia, a senior, is the daughter of Adamavich*, Marques Anderson*, Ross Niemi, Brooklynn Sain, Braxton Isaac Innes*, Alyssa Johnson*, Rea- Lawrence and Dora Schaad. According to Signe Buerger*, Kalie Colasacco*, Sbraggia, Mason Smee, Jaxon Sokol, gan Kangas*, Gavyn Moncher*, Lil- teacher, Mrs. Angela Berglund, “Acacia is Lindsey Dashner*, Preston Gardner*, Chandler Walowinski, Cassandra lian Russell*, John Saippa*, Patience a great teacher assistant in 6th grade. She is always willing to help students and Andrew Hamlin*, Riley Kangas*, Ash- Bordner*, Emily Dennis*, Olivia Sivula*, Julia Sokol*, Nolan Taylor*, teachers at school.” Acacia is a Varsity ley Kivi*, Tabitha Morello*, Allyson France*, Mason Genisot*, Landon Jack Vincent*, Zane Colasacco**, Juel Cheerleader, member of the National Rye*, Briana Saari*, Carson Thewis*, Hariu*, Nathan Krone*, Ayden Czerneski**, Alayna King**, Jaylee Honor Society, Teen Asset Group and E- Meghan Wiercinski*, Brittney Leinon*, Jack Manzer*, Gracie Kutz**, Greyson Lauren**, Emily TC Gaming Club. She likes reading, drawing, and writing and in the future, she Clement**, Camryn Corullo**, Dayan- Maslanka*, Haley Mead*, Tanner Osterman**, Kamryn Swartz**, Sere- hopes to attend a college to get a Bache- na Irons**, Mariah Sejbl**, Dayne Vogel*, Bransen Williams*, Darian na Tauer** and Luca Villanueva**. lor’s degree in English or Writing. Stuhr** and Jenna Thompson**. Bender**, Olivia Cane**, Antonio Sixth Grade: Ava Birdsall, Kassidy Juniors: Javier Arteaga Puell, Tyler Cummings**, Nicole DiGiorgio**, Bolich, Jaden Cannon, Brayden Ciat- For more information about the Daily Globe’s Spotlight Student, Colasacco, Madilyn Eitrem, Luke Jayme Harma**, Kylee Hewitt**, ti, Kaleb Neill, Neil Schwab, Devin call Community Editor Steve Newman at 906-932-2211, ext. 122. Erspamer, Kailey Foryan, Kendahl Haley Nyquist** and Sophia Vil- Soltis, Brodie Erickson*, Isabella Kivisto, Taylor Kloehn, Kelsey Krall, lanueva**. Fontecchio*, Andi Krall*, Evangeline Samantha Leoni, Keegan Miller, Eighth Grade: Logan Haanen, Krall*, Elaina Maki*, Elloyis Manz- Area student graduates UW-Stevens Point Logan Peterson, Kailey Pietila, Alexis Haeger, Cali Huotari, Logan er*, Claire Nikula*, Anna Russell*, STEVENS POINT, Wis. – The University of Wisconsin- Cameron Schuelke, Corbin Taylor, Kadrlik, Evan Krall, Kaden Krall, Connor Saari*, Tyler Sain*, Rose Stevens Point conferred degrees on more than 500 gradu- Callen Wick, Sabastian Yaeger, Hope Donna Lotzer, Anthony Neill, Tadan Tijan*, Rayna Walker*, Jeremiah Wal- ates during the university’s winter commencement cere- Adamavich*, Brayden Bender*, Emily Niemi, Emma Saari, Morgan Thomas, lis*, Anmarie Allen**, Lawrence monies on Dec. 15, 2018. Dalbeck*, Markus Lipske*, Charlie Hanna Abramson*, Julia Birdsall*, Anderson**, Sara Cowles**, Ava Wakefield resident Eric Lane was among the gradu- Nellessen*, Mackenzie Osterman See- Destiny Cannon*, Dominic Croci*, Innes**, Elianan Jackson**, Cade ates, graduating with a Bachelor of Science degree in ley*, Jack Santini*, Taylor Simonar*, Melissa DiGiorgio*, Sophia Genisot*, Lauren** and Haley Tull**. forestry management. SENIOR NIGHT

Submitted photo ON FRIDAY, Feb. 1, the Wakefield-Marenisco School held “Senior Night” in honor of the senior girls basketball players and parents. This was held before tip-off of the Wakefield-Marenisco, Ironwood basketball game. Pictured, from left: Michelle Yon, Ally Yon, Michael “Jaws” Yon, Maggie Hokans, Patrick Hokans, Evelyn Hokans, Jock Hautala, Julie Hautala, Hailey Hautala, Karl “Gus” Ahonen, Abby Ahonen and Jennifer Ahonen.

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WITC named a veteran student advocate have more hoops to jump out-of-state undergraduate waukee, Parkside, Stevens “unjustifiably” withheld. military friendly available at the New Rich- through to access educa- tuition at six schools. Point and Whitewater. The Wisconsin Institute school mond and Rice Lake cam- tion benefits they might be Resident graduate The regents approved for Law & Liberty sued on puses. entitled to, they have more tuition will increase at Eau the increases Friday. Resi- Thursday. ASHLAND, Wis. – The veteran student life experiences that might Claire, Green Bay, La dent undergraduate tuition Department spokesman WITC has earned the 2019- advocate is available to make it harder to relate to Crosse, Oshkosh, Parkside, has been frozen since 2013. Tom McCarthy did not 2020 Military Friendly help veterans navigate the their fellow students, and Stevens Point, Stout and immediately respond to a School designation by VIQ- college experience each they might still be dealing Whitewater. Green Bay will Judge orders state request for comment on TORY, the leader in suc- step of the way. Support with the physical or psy- see the biggest increase, education the judge’s order. cessfully connecting the includes finding the right chological effects of from $7,793 to $7,996. department to The group known as military community to program fit, navigating the deployment.” Nonresident graduate release records WILL sought records in civilian employment, edu- application and enrollment To learn more about the tuition will increase at all August regarding the fed- cational and entrepreneuri- process, providing academ- services available to veter- those schools except La MADISON, Wis. (AP) – eral Every Student Suc- al opportunities. ic and non-academic sup- ans at WITC, visit Crosse. Green Bay will see A judge has ordered Wis- ceeds Act, which requires “We sincerely appreci- port and assisting in witc.edu/veterans. the largest jump, from consin’s education depart- the agency to create an ate the sacrifices veterans accessing benefits or $17,106 to $17,551. Tuition ment to release records it education accountability have made,” said WITC obtaining credit for prior UW regents OK for some specialty graduate withheld from a conserva- system. President John Will. “It’s training and experience in graduate tuition programs at La Crosse, Mil- tive legal group that The lawsuit first report- our privilege to make sure the military. increases at 8 waukee, Oshkosh, Parkside requested them. ed by the Milwaukee Jour- we’re doing our part to “Students who are veter- schools and Whitewater also will Dane County Circuit nal Sentinel says the educa- help them pursue their ans and current or prior increase. Judge Richard Niess on Fri- tion department provided educational goals.” service members deserve a MADISON, Wis. (AP) – Nonresident undergrad- day ordered the state some records, but declined As part of WITC’s different kind of support University of Wisconsin uate tuition, meanwhile, Department of Public to fulfill other parts of the efforts to provide valuable than other students,” said System regents have will increase between 1 Instruction to immediately request, saying it wasn’t assistance to veterans, the Stephanie Smith, veteran approved raising graduate percent and 2.92 percent at turn over the documents. specific enough and too technical college now has a student advocate. “They tuition at eight schools and Green Bay, La Crosse, Mil- The judge says they were burdensome. $300,000 grant will help U.P. math teachers MARQUETTE – Northern each spanning four days. It’s Michigan University has been designed for elementary teachers, awarded a nearly $300,000 MiS- but also good for those in K-12 TEM Advisory Council grant that special education. We’re excited will incorporate the Add+Van- to focus on the elementary level tage Math Recovery program for because that’s viewed as a gate- Upper Peninsula elementary way. If we can help build confi- schools and provide related train- dence early, students will be less ing for teachers. intimidated by mathematics later There are three MiSTEM Net- and will have greater access to work regions in the Upper Penin- STEM fields.” sula. Chris Standerford directs Renee Jewett, STEM education the central region that covers consultant at NMU, explains the Marquette, Alger, Delta, Menomi- benefits of Add+Vantage Math AVMR addresses this need so education; and ensure high-quali- their individual talents and how nee, Schoolcraft, Dickinson and Recovery: teachers will feel empowered to ty STEM experiences. Stander- these connect to the arts, career Iron counties. He also directs “The program provides the analyze and modify tasks for ford said that a heightened and technical fields, the social NMU’s Seaborg Center, which tools needed to recognize stu- whole or small group instruc- emphasis on STEM education sciences and other areas in the K- will contribute expertise to the dents’ current understanding of tion.” benefits both students and Michi- 12 system. Connecting business grant-funded effort. numbers and focuses on data- The MiSTEM Advisory Coun- gan as a whole. needs with STEM education ini- “Even though we led the writ- driven instruction. AVMR pro- cil was created by the State Legis- “As this network evolves, tiatives will give Michigan the ing of the proposal, this grant vides the expertise teachers lature in 2015 to recommend there are talented, hard-working capacity to be a leader in the was a collaborative effort and is need in order to customize any high-quality programs for fund- people from around the state nation.” intended to impact the entire commercial math curriculum ing and create a vision for a coming together to reach a cohe- Aside from the grant for U.P.,” Standerford said. “What it for the individual needs of their statewide STEM strategy. sive vision for STEM in Michi- Add+Vantage Math Recovery, means for school districts is that students. Teachers are expected It identified four pillars neces- gan,” he said in a previous Standerford said U.P. teachers they will have an opportunity to to differentiate their instruction sary to establish a well-equipped release on his appointment. “Not have an opportunity to engage send teachers to training in very to meet the diverse needs of all foundation for a statewide STEM everyone will want to pursue a with an additional $1.3 million in close proximity to their schools students, but many often do not educational network: create a STEM career, but everyone MiSTEM Advisory Council fund- at one of six facilitation sites. The receive the training to confi- STEM culture; empower STEM should have the opportunity to ing for other U.P. and statewide workshop is offered in two parts, dently do so in mathematics. teachers; integrate business and explore these areas, recognizing STEM-related projects. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2019 7 Wausau tonight. Hurley girls seeded GCC --- Brayden Tomes 13, Shamon Shinal 14, Jacob Suzik 8, Mitch Borseth 15, Steve Nelson 2, Nate Dray 4, Tommy Libertoski 11, Ben Bogaczyk 2. FTs: 11- 16. Fouls: 19. Fouled out: Borseth. 3-pointers: Tomes 3, Libertoski 3, Shinal 2, 4th in tournament Suzik 1, Borseth 1. Finlandia --- Jacob Oom 4, Joe Heinonen 2, J. Deshields-Beard 26, Tyler By JASON JUNO Browner 9, Manny Woods 1, RiverShumate 1, Dylan Underwood 13, Austin Carl- [email protected] son 8. FTs: 19-26. Fouls: 17. Fouled out: Oom . 3-pointers: Browner 2, Oom 1, Deshields 1, Underwood 1. Gogebic 30 69 MINONG, Wis. --- The Hurley girls bas- Finlandia 26 64 ketball team is the No. 4 seed in the WIAA Division 5 postseason tournament in voting GCC women win by coaches Sunday. Hurley will host No. 13 Mellen on Tues- IRONWOOD --- Gogebic outscored UW- day, Feb. 19. Stevens Point-Wausau 30-14 in the fourth “It’s exactly what we expected,” Hurley quarter to rally for a 68-62 victory Saturday. coach Jim Kivisto said. “I would have been It was 48-38 entering the fourth quarter upset if we got anything lower than a 4, but when GCC made six of its seven 3-pointers the other three teams ahead of us deserved in the final five minutes. to be there.” “Once we started hitting some shots, it Hurley won in Mellen 60-29 early in the seemed like we were able to play with a little season and then 62-27 at home Tuesday. more energy on defense,” GCC coach Mark “I’m happy with the 4 seed,” Kivisto said. Movrich said. If Hurley wins, it’ll be at home again on Wausau controlled the first and third Friday, Feb. 22, against the winner of Tues- quarters and Gogebic the second and fourth. day’s No. 12 Bayfield at No. 5 Birchwood “It was really weird,” Movrich said. “I’ve contest. heard of two halves that are completely dif- The regional finals are on Saturday, Feb. ferent, but this was alternate quarters.” 23 at the higher seed. If the higher seeds Wausau’s leading scorer, Patience Pyan, advance, Hurley will go to top-seed North- returned for this matchup and led the team wood for a regional championship. with 22 points. But GCC completed the Northwood begins by hosting No. 16 sweep anyway. Mercer on Feb. 19 with the winner playing The Samsons also won despite getting the winner of the No. 9 Solon Springs at No. outrebounded 63-33, including 28-10 on the 8 Bruce game on Feb. 22. offensive glass. The sectional semifinal is on Feb. 28 in Bailey Froberg led GCC with 23 points Hayward with the sectional final in Spooner and Haley Grover had 18. Associated Press on March 2. GCC goes to Bay College on Wednesday. LINDSEY VONN of the United States celebrates with her dog Lucy after the flower Frederic beat South Shore for the 2 seed If the Samsons win, there will be a coin flip ceremony of the women’s downhill race at the 2019 FIS Alpine Skiing World Cham- because of its head-to-head win early in the to determines who hosts the Region 13 pionships in Are, Sweden Sunday. season. South Shore beat Hurley for the 3 for matchup between the same two teams. If Bay the same reason. Hurley (17-3) hosts South College wins, the game is in Escanaba Shore in the rematch tonight with a chance because they won the first matchup also. to move into a first-place tie in the Indian- Home-court advantage would be huge for Stuhec spoils Vonn's head Conference. The game comes one day GCC. too late to help Hurley’s seed, though. “I always go back to the two tournament “That’s just the way it goes,” Kivisto said. games we had at home last year (both wins), Clayton, the second-ranked team in the there’s not a doubt in my mind that that farewell party at state, is the top seed in the other half of the energy makes a difference,” Movrich said. Wausau --- Alexandria McKibben 11, Nerelys Rodriguez 4, Amber Krause 10, sectional. They are the favorite to get to the Belizia Rodriguez 9, Brittany Ange 6, Patience Pyan 22. FTs: 8-13. Fouls: 14. sectional final and meet whoever comes out Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Pyan 4, Ange 1, Rodriguez 1. GCC --- Haley Grover 18, Saundra Libertoski 2, Don’Nikka Patterson 2, Bailey of this bracket. Froberg 23, Ariana White 9, Maddie Cronkright 5, Aiyana Nickel 9. FTs: 7-15. skiing worlds Division 5 tournament Fouls: 14. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: White 3, Froberg 2, Grover 1, Cronkright Spooner sectional 1. All games at 7 p.m. Wausau 19 28 48 62 ARE, Sweden (AP) – The Lindsey Vonn but Stuhac underlined her threat ahead of Tuesday, Feb. 19 GCC 10 29 38 68 No. 16 Mercer at No. 1 Northwood circus had rolled back into town, and that the worlds by winning the downhill and No. 15 Winter at No. 2 Frederic suited Ilka Stuhec just fine. super-G at Val Gardena in December. No. 14 Butternut at No. 3 South Shore No. 13 Mellen at No. 4 Hurley Ontonagon falls in OT All the talk at the world championships She was way too good for the rest Sun- No. 12 Bayfield at No. 5 Birchwood on Sunday – and indeed for the last few day, winning by 0.23 seconds from No. 11 Siren at No. 6 Washburn ONTONAGON --- Ontonagon didn’t No. 10 Luck at No. 7 Drummond days – was whether Vonn could mark the Corinne Suter and 0.49 from Vonn, to suc- No. 9 Solon Springs at No. 8 Bruce shoot well as Dollar Bay won the Copper last race of her career with a victory in the cessfully defend her title from St. Moritz, Friday, Feb. 22 Mountain Conference game 47-44 in over- At higher seed downhill. The spotlight, as ever, was Switzerland, in 2017. The fact it was a Northwood/Mercer vs. Solon/Bruce time Saturday. Birchwood/Bayfield vs. Mellen/Hurley The Gladiators were 1 of 15 from 3 and 7 almost totally on the American. shortened course, because of fog and Saturday, Feb. 23 Stuhec ended up spoiling the party. wind, made the margin of victory even Regional championships at higher seeds of 15 from the line. Dollar Bay made eight 3s. Thursday Feb. 28 Ontonagon coach Andy Borseth said Dol- With Vonn sitting on the leader's more impressive. Sectional semifinals throne and the potential of a glorious "From a surprise point of view, this one At Hayward, 7 lar Bay played good defense, but the Gladia- At Menomonie, 7 tors also missed shots they usually make. finale increasing by the minute, Stuhec was a bit bigger," she said. "Two years ago, Saturday, March 2 produced a virtually flawless run from No. I was really winning a lot, having a great Sectional final “We struggled from the line and definite- At Spooner, 7 9 in the field to top her rival and become season and having a lot of self-belief. This ly struggled from the floor,” Borseth said. the first woman to retain the world down- season was a comeback season." Samsons win Ontonagon played well defensively and hill title since Maria Walliser in 1989. Amid the commotion surrounding led a good portion of the game; Dollar Bay "She has won everything, won so much, Vonn this week, Stuhec said "I just want to HANCOCK --- The Samsons completed just hit more of its 3s. It was tied at 34 enter- and I was really honored to be there (on ski, leave me alone" and that having fewer the season sweep of Finlandia University ing the fourth when both teams scored four the podium) with her for her last time," the distractions would actually help her. with a 69-64 victory Saturday. points. Slovenian skier said of Vonn. That proved to be the case, although “After getting beaten badly at DCTC and Eddy Polakowski led Ontonagon with 18 Vonn, who finished third, still hogged the presence of six men dressed as kurents then not playing for two weeks, I wasn’t sure points and Austin Walters had 10. the limelight. She was the last skier to – 8-foot mythical Slovenian beasts wear- what to expect. The guys played with a pur- Ontonagon (9-7, 8-4) goes to Chassell, the leave the finish area after all the celebra- ing coats of nine shorn sheep with bells pose - especially on the defensive end - and first-place team in the Copper Country Divi- sion, Tuesday night. tions with her family and friends, the per- stitched on – was a sign of Stuhec's pres- we earned a very satisfying victory,” Gogebic Ontonagon --- Eddy Polakowski 18, Luke Soumis 8, Brendan Buzzo 4, Austin son the legion of photographers wanted to ence in Are. coach Dennis Mackey said. Walters 10, Henry Menigoz 2, Rory Labine 2. FTs: 7-15. Fouls: 13. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Walters 1. snap, the one Swedish great Ingemar Sten- "We met in St. Moritz and they just Both teams struggled to make shots in the Dollar Bay --- Drake Schmitz 12, Brendan LeClaire 7, Ashton Janke 8, Connor mark had traveled to watch. decided to come and support me," she first half. Mitch Borseth hit a 3 to give the LeClaire 8, Davin Hill 12. FTs: 9-13. Fouls: 19. Fouled out: C. LeClaire. 3-pointers: Schmitz 4, Janke 1, Hill 3. But this was also a day to savor for said. "They said, 'Of course, yeah, we are Samsons a 30-26 lead going into halftime. Ontonagon 17 25 34 38 44 Stuhec, who – like Vonn – has proved going to the Olympics and world champi- Steve Nelson picked up two early fouls in Dollar Bay 12 19 34 38 47 capable of bouncing back from serious onships.' They went to the Olympics, I did- the first half as Finlandia pounded the ball injury. n't! But it's really great to have them here." inside to big man Austin Carlson. The Sam- E-TC loses at Calumet She missed all of last season after tear- With Vonn gone, the 28-year-old Stuhec sons went to a 2-3 zone and collapsed on CALUMET --- Playing for just the third ing the anterior cruciate ligament in her might be ready to dominate speed racing Carlson in the post. time since Jan. 21, No. 2 Ewen-Trout Creek left knee during a crash while training on like she did in 2017. “This worked well only because we had fell 46-32 at Calumet Saturday. the glacier in Pitztal, Austria. She watched "There's probably nobody doing a bet- great efforts from Ben Bogaczyk, Jacob The non-conference game was just added the Winter Olympics last February from ter tuck on the circuit than she and she is Suzik, Nate Dray and Mitch Borseth crowd- to the schedule to give the teams a game home, getting up at 3 a.m. like a "crazy extremely aerodynamic," said Norwegian ing their big men in the post - taking their amidst all the weather-related postpone- fan." skier Ragnhild Mowinckel. "I know how space away,” Mackey said. “On the perime- ments. Initial results this season were mixed hard she worked for this. She deserves it." ter, Brayden Tomes, Tommy Libertoski and “After playing a total of five games since Shamon Shinal were active and getting in the New Year, we started out very rusty and passing lanes on a regular basis.” slow,” E-TC coach Jacky Besonen said. “We Finlandia played a lot of zone, too, and only scored 4 in the first quarter and found focused on GCC’s top offensive option, ourselves down 12-4. We played better after Borseth. that but had too many foolish turnovers that “The Lions seemed intent on not letting they turned into points.” him get open looks anywhere on the court,” E-TC’s Elise Besonen was the only player Mackey said. to hit double figures for either team, she had Gogebic dominated early in the second 15 points. She was 4 of 6 from 3. half, taking a 48-28 lead with 10:40 left. “They did a better job in the fourth of not With Finlandia shadowing Borseth, Tommy giving her open looks,” coach Besonen said. Libertoski and Brayden Tomes each “We were without our starter Kate Borseth knocked down two 3s during the Samsons’ and it caused some matchup problems for run. us. We had forwards out on guards. “That was huge for us, Brayden hit a cou- “I give Calumet credit, they played a good ple perimeter shots early in the second half, pressure zone and caused us to turn it over then Tommy came in and did the same,” and also made it difficult for us to get it into Mackey said. “I was a little surprised when I our posts.” realized we were up 48-28, but I knew FU E-TC (9-2) hosts No. 4 Baraga tonight. would make a run.” E-TC --- Elise Besonen 15, Paige Berglund 7, Abbie LeGault 4, Gracie Witt 4, Ava Moilanen 2. FTs: 3-8. Fouls: 12. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Besonen 4, J. Deshields-Beard and Dylan Underwood Berglund 1. heated up and the Lions got it to single dig- Calumet --- Celia Kiilunen 9, Marybeth Halonen 9, Elli Dierf 9, Ava Anderson 7 Jana Loukas 3, Amelia Sturos 3, Lizzie Torola 2, Andrea Karniemi 2, Vera Peter- its with over 5 minutes to go. son 2. FTs: 6-7. Fouls: 11. 3-pointers: Halonen 1, Anderson 1, Loukas 1, Sturos 1. “It was gut check time for our guys,” E-TC 4 19 28 32 Calumet 12 26 38 46 Mackey said. “FU was attacking our zone Associated Press with energy and we seemed to become hesi- Ironwood wins at Mellen CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS right wing Patrick Kane celebrates after scoring a goal tant on offense.” against the Detroit Red Wings during the third period Sunday, in Chicago. Finlandia cut the lead to 65-64 and had MELLEN, Wis. --- Ironwood edged the ball under their own basket when Tomes Mellen 46-43 in an Indianhead Conference stole the inbounds pass and converted two game Saturday night. Blackhawks beat Red Wings free throws to put GCC up 67-64 with 21 sec- McKenzie Boyd and Caitlin Mylly both onds left. scored 15 points to lead the Red Devils. Finlandia missed a 3 and Tomes made “We fought hard until the very end and 5-2 for 7th straight victory two more free throws to seal it. came out with the W even though it wasn’t “It was great to see Brayden make the big one of our best games,” Ironwood coach CHICAGO (AP) – Dominik Kahun had streak to eight games. steal at the end of the game and then knock Angela Ruotsala said. two goals and an assist, Cam Ward made After Detroit pulled within one in the down the free throws,” Mackey said. Kazlyn Weber went to the line with under 43 saves and the Chicago Blackhawks the third period, Patrick Kane responded for “Nobody plays with more effort than Bray- a minute remaining and made both to give Detroit Red Wings 5-2 on Sunday for their Chicago with his 33rd goal. Kane made it den — so it’s even sweeter to see him suc- Ironwood the winning three-point margin. seventh straight victory. 4-2 when he beat Jonathan Bernier low on ceed.” Ironwood (9-5, 8-4) hosts Solon Springs Chicago's second line of Kahun, Dylan the stick side with 3:33 left, extending the Borseth led a balanced GCC attack with tonight in another conference game. Ironwood --- Madison Huotari 3, McKenzie Boyd 15, Caitlin Mylly 15, Maddie Strome and Alex DeBrincat delivered once NHL's longest active points streak to 14 15 points. Shinal scored 14, Tomes 13 and Vaughn 4, Sydnee Lorenson 2, Kazlyn Weber 4, Shawna Jackson 3. FTs: 9-15. again to help the Blackhawks continue games. Kane tacked on an assist on Libertoski 11. Fouls: 19. Fouled out: Boyd. 3-pointers: Boyd 2, Mylly 1. Mellen --- Lutz 2, Majeski 3, Delegan 20, Rossberger 6, Simmons 9, Klaas 3. their surprising push after a lackluster Jonathan Toews' empty-netter with 2:01 “We had great contributions from every- FTs: 11-19. Fouls: 10. Fouled out: Rossberger. 3-pointers: Simmons 3, Majeski 1. first half of the season. Strome had a goal remaining. It was Toews' 25th of the sea- one,” Mackey said. Ironwood 25 46 and two assists, and DeBrincat had three son. Gustav Nyquist and Christoffer Ehn GCC (6-18) goes to UW-Stevens Point- Mellen 27 43 assists to extend his career-best points scored for Detroit. l 8 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM NASCAR tosses Daily Globe Scoreboard car chiefs for 3 Meet the drivers before WESTERN CONFERENCE Vancouver 56 25 24 7 57 162 174 AMERICAN LEAGUE LocalMonday, Schedule Feb. 11 Southwest Division Colorado 55 22 2211 55 180 183 BALTIMORE (2) — Adam Jones, Girls Basketball W L Pct GB Chicago 56 23 24 9 55 182 203 of; Colby Rasmus, of. Daytona 500 Houston 32 23 .582 — Edmonton 55 24 26 5 53 159 184 BOSTON (2) — q-Craig Kimbrel, Samsons Solon Springs at Ironwood, 7:15 South Shore at Hurley, 7:15 San Antonio 32 26 .552 1½ Arizona 55 24 26 5 53 145 161 rhp; Brandon Phillips, 2b. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. Baraga at Ewen-Trout Creek, Dallas 26 29 .473 6 Los Angeles55 23 27 5 51 132 165 CHICAGO (3) — Jeanmar 7:30 EST New Orleans 25 32 .439 8 Anaheim 56 21 26 9 51 127 182 Gomez, rhp; Miguel Gonzalez, rhp; (AP) – NASCAR has eject- Dollar Bay at Watersmeet, 4 Memphis 23 34 .404 10 NOTE: Two points for a win, one James Shields, rhp. ed the car chiefs for Chase Don'Nikka Three Lakes at Wakefield- Northwest Division point for overtime loss. Top three CLEVELAND (1) — Melky Cabr- Marenisco, 6:30 W L Pct GB teams in each division and two wild era; of. Elliott, Ty Dillon and Boys Basketball Denver 37 18 .673 — cards per conference advance to DETROIT (3) — Jose Iglesias, ss; Patterson Wakefield-Marenisco at Chassell, Oklahoma City 36 19 .655 1 playoffs. Victor Martinez, dh; Jarrod Saltala- Austin Dillon through the 6:20 Portland 33 22 .600 4 Saturday's Games macchia, c. Daytona 500 for repeated Freshman Dollar Bay at Watersmeet, 5:30 Utah 32 24 .571 5½ Philadelphia 6, Anaheim 2 HOUSTON (5) — Evan Gattis, of; Hometown: Saint Paul, Hurley at Bayfield, 7:15 Minnesota 25 30 .455 12 Minnesota 4, New Jersey 2 Marwin Gonzalez, inf-of; q-Dallas inspection failures before College Basketball Pacific Division Buffalo 3, Detroit 1 Keuchel, lhp; Martin Maldonado, c; qualifying for the race. Minn. GCC at UW-Stevens Point- W L Pct GB N.Y. Islanders 4, Colorado 3, OT Tony Sipp, lhp. Parents/step parents Wausau Golden State 39 15 .722 — Boston 5, Los Angeles 4, OT KANSAS CITY (1) — Alcides The drivers also were Tuesday, Feb. 12 L.A. Clippers 31 26 .544 9½ Ottawa 5, Winnipeg 2 Escobar, ss. docked 15 minutes from name: Nicole McDaniel Boys Basketball Sacramento 30 26 .536 10 St. Louis 3, Nashville 2 LOS ANGELES (4) — Jim John- What is the best thing Bessemer at Ewen-Trout Creek, L.A. Lakers 28 28 .500 12 Arizona 3, Dallas 2 son, rhp; Blake Wood, rhp; Chris the final Cup practice 7:30 EST Phoenix 11 47 .190 30 San Jose 5, Edmonton 2 Young, of; Eric Young Jr., of, about playing college bas- Mercer at Ironwood, 7:15 Saturday's Games Florida 5, Washington 4, OT MINNESOTA (6) — Matt Belisle, before next Sunday's race. Solon Springs at Hurley, 7:15 Utah 125, San Antonio 105 Tampa Bay 5, Pittsburgh 4 rhp; Logan Forsythe, 2b; Chris NASCAR has cracked ketball? Lake Linden-Hubbell at Wake- Indiana 105, Cleveland 90 Toronto 4, Montreal 3, OT Gimenez, c; Joe Mauer, 1b; Logan -Being around a differ- field-Marenisco, 6:30 Charlotte 129, Atlanta 120 Vancouver 4, Calgary 3, SO Morrison, 1b; Ervin Santana, rhp, down this season on Ontonagon at Chassell, 7:20 EST Toronto 104, New York 99 Columbus 4, Vegas 3 NEW YORK (1) — Adeiny inspection failures and will ent environment Watersmeet at Jeffers, 6:20 L.A. Clippers 123, Boston 112 Sunday's Games Hechavarria, ss. Best quality a basketball Girls Basketball Memphis 99, New Orleans 90 St. Louis 5, Nashville 4, OT OAKLAND (3) — Brett Anderson, disqualify race-winning B Solon Springs at Hurley, 5:45 Washington 134, Chicago 125 New Jersey 3, Carolina 2 lhp; Edwin Jackson, rhp; Matt Joyce, player can have: Oklahoma City 117, Houston 112 Boston 2, Colorado 1, OT of. cars that break the rules. Will you vote in the Mercer at Washburn -Good I.Q. Wednesday, Feb. 13 Orlando 103, Milwaukee 83 Winnipeg 3, Buffalo 1 SEATTLE (5) — Zach Duke, lhp; Greg Ebert for Austin 2020 presidential election? College Basketball Sunday's Games Chicago 5, Detroit 2 Cameron Maybin, of; Andrew Dillon, Billy Plourde for Ty Favorite food(s): GCC at Bay College, women, 5; Dallas 102, Portland 101 N.Y. Islanders 2, Minnesota 1 Romine, inf-of; Denard Span, of; -Chicken Alfredo -Yes men, 7 Philadelphia 143, L.A. Lakers 120 Tampa Bay 5, Florida 2 Adam Warren, rhp. Dillon and Josh Kirk for Best sports memory: Girls Basketball Sacramento 117, Phoenix 104 Toronto at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. TAMPA BAY (2) — Carlos Hardest thing to do on a Ironwood at Drummond, 5:45 Orlando at Atlanta, late Monday's Games Gomez, of; Sergio Romo, rhp. Elliott will not be allowed -Making history with 4 Miami at Golden State, late Los Angeles at Washington, 7 TEXAS (4) — Adrian Beltre, 3b; basketball court: Boys Basketball to return to the garage until years being undefeated in Ironwood at Drummond, 7:15 Monday's Games Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Bartolo Colon, rhp; Doug Fister, rhp; -Getting all your team- Ontonagon at Hancock, 7:20 EST Charlotte at Indiana, 7 p.m. San Jose at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Yovani Gallardo, rhp; c. the next race at Atlanta our conference Thursday, Feb. 14 New York at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Tuesday's Games TORONTO (1) —Tyler Clippard, mates involved Washington at Detroit, 7 p.m. Washington at Columbus, 7 p.m. rhp, Motor Speedway. Something people Girls Basketball Hardest class/favorite Mercer at Ironwood, 7:15 Brooklyn at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Buffalo, 7 p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE Austin Dillon won the would be surprised to Ontonagon at Bessemer, 6:30 Dallas at Houston, 8 p.m. Dallas at Florida, 7 p.m. ARIZONA (5) — Clay Buchholz, class: Ewen-Trout Creek at Jeffers, 7:20 L.A. Clippers at Minnesota, 8 . Chicago at Boston, 7 p.m. rhp; Randall Delgado, rhp; Jake Daytona 500 last season rn about me: -My favorite class is lea EST Milwaukee at Chicago, 8 p.m. Calgary at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Diekman, lhp; Chris Stewart, c; Brad for Richard Childress Rac- -Dancing and drawing Watersmeet at Chassell, 6:20 Portland at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Carolina at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Ziegler, rhp. English Wakefield-Marenisco at Republic- Miami at Denver, 9 p.m. Philadelphia at Minnesota, 8 p.m. ATLANTA (4) — Brad Brach, rhp; ing. Elliott, NASCAR's most Favorite Holiday--why? Tuesday's Games N.Y. Rangers at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Lucas Duda, 1b; Brandon McCarthy, Favorite place to go on Michigamme, 6:20 popular driver, drives for -Black History Month- Boys Basketball L.A. Lakers at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. New Jersey at St. Louis, 8 p.m. rhp; Peter Moylan, rhp. vacation--why? Mercer at Hurley, 7:15 Boston at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. Detroit at Nashville, 8 p.m. CHICAGO (3) — Jorge De La Hendrick Motorsports and because I appreciate and Bessemer at Lake Linden- Orlando at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Toronto at Colorado, 9 p.m. Rosa, lhp; Jaime Garcia, lhp; Bobby Dillon races for Germain -South Beach, Miami Hubbell, 6:20 San Antonio at Memphis, 8 p.m. Arizona at Vegas, 10 p.m. Wilson, c, Most influential per- think all of the black Friday, Feb. 15 Utah at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Wednesday's Games COLORADO (3) — Carlos Gon- Racing. activists should be known Boys Basketball Wednesday's Games Edmonton at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. zalez, of; Matt Holliday, of; Gerardo Daytona 500 Qualifying Results son/people in my life: Ewen-Trout Creek at Baraga, Brooklyn at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Vancouver at Anaheim, 10:30 Parra, of. Car number in parentheses, top 2 starting posi- Pet peeve(s): Milwaukee at Indiana, 7 p.m. LOS ANGELES (4) — John tions determined, rest are set Thursday -My uncle 7:20 EST Magic-Bucks,Satur- -When people don't Wakefield-Marenisco at Detroit at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Axford, rhp; Daniel Hudson, rhp; 1. (24) William Byron, Chevrolet, 194.305 mph. Best advice I was ever Philadelphia at New York, 7:30 2. (88) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, 194.154. Watersmeet, 6:20 ORLANDOday (103) Box Manny Machado, ss; Ryan Madson, think Washington at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. rhp. 3. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 193.807. given: Bayfield at Bessemer, 6:30 Isaac 7-12 0-0 17, Gordon 6-15 2- Best sense of humor on Mercer at White Lake, 7:15 Houston at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 3 14, Vucevic 7-16 0-0 15, Augustin MILWAUKEE (2) — Gio Gonza- 4. (9) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 193.782. -Be strong Butternut at Ironwood, 7:15 Memphis at Chicago, 8 p.m. 4-7 1-1 9, Fournier 3-13 0-0 7, Fra- lez, lhp; Mike Moustakas, 3b. 5. (8) Daniel Hemric, Chevrolet, 192.460. your team: Girls Basketball Miami at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. zier Jr. 3-3 0-0 6, Iwundu 1-5 0-0 3, NEW YORK (4) — Austin Jack- 6. (22) Joey Logano, Ford, 192.448. Name a person (living Sacramento at Denver, 9 p.m. son, of; Jose Lobaton, c; A.J. 7. (19) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 192.353. -Airiana White Mercer at White Lake, 5:45 Martin 0-1 0-0 0, Jefferson 0-1 0-0 0, or deceased) you would College Basketball Golden State at Portland, 10:30 . Birch 2-2 2-2 6, Briscoe 4-5 0-0 9, Ramos, rhp; Jose Reyes, inf. 8. (14) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 192.291. Dream job/career: Finlandia at GCC (exhibition), Phoenix at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 Ross 6-12 0-0 15, Grant 1-2 0-0 2. PHILADELPHIA (2) — Jose 9. (2) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 192.263. like to meet and talk to: women, 5:30 Totals 44-94 5-6 103. Bautista, of; Aaron Loup, lhp. 10. (3) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 191.416. -Physical Therapy National Hockey 11. (21) Paul Menard, Ford, 191.107. -Maya Angelo and Cardi Saturday, Feb. 16 MILWAUKEE (83) PITTSBURGH (1) — Josh Harri- College Basketball AllLeague Times EST Snell 3-5 0-0 6, Middleton 4-17 3- son, 2b. 12. (11) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 190.492. DCTC at GCC, men, 2 EASTERN CONFERENCE 3 11, Lopez 4-12 1-1 9, Bledsoe 7- ST. LOUIS (2) — Matt Adams, 1b; 13. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 191.164. Boys Basketball GP W LOTPts GF GA 13 3-6 19, Brogdon 4-18 6-6 14, Wil- Bud Norris, rhp. 14. (20) Erik Jones, Toyota, 191.127. Great Selection of South Shore at Mercer, 1 p.m. Tampa Bay 56 41 11 4 86 217 156 son 2-8 0-0 4, Ilyasova 1-5 0-0 2, SAN DIEGO (1) — A.J. Ellis, c. 15. (4) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 190.957. Great Selection of N.Y.Isladers55 33 16 6 72 160 133 Wood 0-0 2-2 2, Duval 1-2 0-0 3, Hill SAN FRANCISCO (2) — Gregor 16. (31) Tyler Reddick, Chevrolet, 190.836. National Basketball Toronto 54 34 17 3 71 194 153 2-5 0-0 6, Brown 0-3 0-0 0, Con- Blanco, of; Nick Hundley, c. 17. (12) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 190.799. WASHINGTON (4) — Joaquin 18. (17) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 190.771. Beautiful Arrangements AssociationAll Times EST Boston 56 31 17 8 70 162 145 naughton 3-7 0-0 7. Totals 31-95 15- Montreal 56 31 18 7 69 172 162 18 83. Benoit, rhp; Tim Collins, lhp; q-Bryce 19. (10) Aric Almirola, Ford, 190.739. EASTERN CONFERENCE 20. (41) Daniel Suarez, Ford, 190.698. Washington 55 30 18 7 67 186 176 Orlando 20 39 20 24 — 103 Harper, of; Matt Wieters, c. your Valentine! Atlantic Division 21. (1) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 190.589. Columbus 54 31 20 3 65 177 167 Milwaukee 19 30 15 19 — 83 W L Pct GB Transactions 22. (37) Chris Buescher, Chevrolet, 190.432. Toronto 41 16 .719 — Pittsburgh 55 28 20 7 63 189 172 3-Point Goals_Orlando 10-27 BASKETBALL Carolina 56 28 22 6 62 163 163 (Ross 3-5, Isaac 3-6, Briscoe 1-1, INDIANA PACERS — Signed G 23. (38) David Ragan, Ford, 190.420. Philadelphia 36 20 .643 4½ 24. (6) Ryan Newman, Ford, 190.018. Boston 35 21 .625 5½ Buffalo 55 27 21 7 61 162 170 Iwundu 1-3, Vucevic 1-4, Fournier 1- Wesley Matthews. Check us out Philadelphia55 25 23 7 57 161 182 5, Martin 0-1, Gordon 0-1, Augustin HOCKEY 25. (34) Michael McDowell, Ford, 189.978. Brooklyn 29 28 .509 12 26. (27) Casey Mears, Chevrolet, 189.849. New York 10 45 .182 30 N.Y. Rangers5423 23 8 54 152 181 0-1), Milwaukee 6-35 (Hill 2-2, Bled- ANAHEIM DUCKS — Fired coach on Facebook! Randy Carlyle. Named general man- 27. (71) Ryan Truex, Chevrolet, 189.737. Southeast Division Florida 54 23 23 8 54 168 189 soe 2-4, Duval 1-1, Connaughton 1- New Jersey 55 21 26 8 50 159 186 5, Ilyasova 0-2, Brown 0-2, Brogdon ager Bob Murray interim coach. 28. (47) Ryan Preece, Chevrolet, 189.709. W L Pct GB 29. (40) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 189.482. Charlotte 27 28 .491 — Detroit 56 21 28 7 49 156 186 0-4, Middleton 0-4, Wilson 0-5, ECHL — Suspended Wheeling F Lutey’s Flower Shop Ottawa 55 21 29 5 47 172 201 Lopez 0-6). Fouled Out_None. Cedric Lacroix one game. 30. (95) Matt DiBenedetto, Toyota, 189.414. 906-932-0410 Miami 25 28 .472 1 31. (62) Brendan Gaughan, Chevrolet, 189.394. Washington 24 32 .429 3½ WESTERN CONFERENCE Rebounds_Orlando 57 (Vucevic 17), MANCHESTER MONARCHS — Serving the community since 1904 101 S. Mansfield, Ironwood GP W LOTPts GF GA Milwaukee 51 (Middleton 12). Loaned G Danny Tirone to Provi- 32. (42) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 189.215. Orlando 24 32 .429 3½ 33. (43) Bubba Wallace, Chevrolet, 189.191. Atlanta 18 37 .327 9 Calgary 55 34 15 6 74 202 161 Assists_Orlando 28 (Briscoe 7), Mil- dence (AHL). WICHITA THUNDER — 34. (13) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 188.715. Central Division Winnipeg 56 35 18 3 73 194 160 waukee 18 (Bledsoe 5). Total Released G Nate Mahle as emer- 35. (36) Matt Tifft, Ford, 188.667. 38. (00) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, 187.402. Failed to qualify W L Pct GB San Jose 56 33 16 7 73 203 175 Fouls_Orlando 20, Milwaukee 16. Nashville 58 33 20 5 71 180 151 A_17,812 (17,500). gency backup. 36. (96) Parker Kligerman, Toyota, 188.206. 39. (32) Corey LaJoie, Ford, 185.847. 41. (51) BJ McLeod, Chevrolet, 182.682. Milwaukee 41 14 .745 — 37. (15) Ross Chastain, Chevrolet, 187.899. Indiana 37 19 .661 4½ Vegas 57 31 22 4 66 170 157 SOCCER 40. (52) Cody Ware, Chevrolet, 183.737. 42. (66) Joey Gase, Toyota, 180.930. Detroit 25 29 .463 15½ Dallas 55 28 22 5 61 142 140 NEWFree YORK (AP)Agents — The 80 MINNESOTA UNITED — Signed Chicago 13 43 .232 28½ St. Louis 54 27 22 5 59 155 159 remaining free agents (q-rejected G Vito Mannone 12-month loan from Cleveland 11 45 .196 30½ Minnesota 56 27 24 5 59 156 162 $17.9 million qualifying offer): Reading (Championship-England). Playing without Antetokounmpo, Bucks lose to Magic 103-83

MILWAUKEE (AP) – With Giannis The Bucks, who have the league's best Antetokounmpo on the bench in street record at 41-14, lost for just the second clothes, the Milwaukee Bucks had their time in 14 games. lowest scoring output of the season and "They played hard, they hit shots. They fell flat. made us uncomfortable," Bucks forward "We'll probably throw this one in the Khris Middleton said. trash can and move on," coach Mike The Magic led by as many as 25 in the Budenholzer said. "We just didn't have it fourth quarter and clamped down on tonight." defense, especially in the second half, to Antetokounmpo sat out with right knee stymie the Bucks high-powered offense. soreness after scoring 29 points and grab- Milwaukee's previous low point total was bing 17 rebounds in Milwaukee's win over 87 in a loss to Miami on Dec. 22. Dallas on Friday night. His absence was "I thought in the second half we did a clearly felt in a listless 103-83 blowout loss lot better job just keeping the ball out of to the Orlando Magic on Saturday night the paint," Orlando coach Steve Clifford that snapped the Bucks' six-game winning said. streak. Eric Bledsoe had 19 points and Mal- Jonathan Isaac scored 17 points and colm Brogdon 14 for Milwaukee, which Nikola Vucevic and Terrence Ross each shot just 33 percent overall and made only Norm Tesch photo added 15 for Orlando. Vucevic also pulled six of 35 shots from 3-point range, tying IRONWOOD’S GABE Kivisto, right, and Evan Krall battle for a lose puck during the down 17 rebounds. their fewest number of 3s made in a game District 8 hockey tournament at the Pat O’Donnell Civic Center in Ironwood. The "Obviously, without Giannis it is a dif- this season. Polar Bears beat Keweenaw Bay on Friday 5-3, but they lost to Escanaba 4-3 in ferent team. He is a huge part because he "I'm thinking everybody was tired," overtime on Saturday afternoon. Ironwood was eliminated by Newberry/Munising brings so much attention," Vucevic said. Bledsoe said. "We had no legs. We missed 7-0 Saturday evening. Newberry/Munising won the District 8 final over Escanaba 3- "You have to game plan just for him. It did a lot of threes." 0. "The game against Escanaba really took a lot out of us especially when you bat- help a little bit that he wasn't out there The Bucks took an early 8-0 lead, but tle so hard into overtime,” Ironwood coach Jay Kivisto said. “We had a hard time because he is such a great player. I am glad Orlando answered with a 20-4 run and bouncing back against Newberry. We just didn’t have any gas left in the tank. The that we took care of business and we got held a 20-19 lead after the first quarter. game truly wasn't indicative of how good of team we had this year." this win." Milwaukee shot just 30 percent in the peri- Aaron Gordon chipped in 14 points as od. Orlando prevented Milwaukee form Orlando led 59-49 at the half, shooting sweeping the three-game season series. 53 percent. Rain, hail delays final round Harper, Machado, Kimbrel, at Pebble Beach PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (AP) – The final leaving at most 4 1/2 hours of light. Most Keuchel on market as camps open round of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am of the tee times were in groups of four was delayed Sunday by the kind of weath- players because of the pro-am. By RONALD BLUM, AP Baseball Writer Boston added J.D. Martinez last Feb. 26 er that once gave this event its reputation, Such days were known as "Crosby Bryce Harper, Manny Machado, Craig and Philadelphia brought in Jake Arrieta including a hail storm that covered the weather" when Bing Crosby was the tour- Kimbrel and Dallas Keuchel won't be on March 12. All but 26 of the free agents greens in white. nament host for the better part of a half- around when the bat and ball bags are last offseason eventually reached deals, Paul Casey had a three-shot lead over century. Pebble had one round in 1962 opened at spring training throughout but some flopped after late starts: Yu Phil Mickelson. They were waiting to tee postponed because of snow. Jimmy Florida and Arizona this week. Darvish joined the Chicago Cubs on Feb. off when sunshine gave way to a hail Demaret rolled out of his bed at the Lodge, They are among the dozens of free 13, went 1-3 and didn't pitch after May 20 storm that pounded the golf course as looked at the 18th green and said, "I know agents still looking for jobs, joined by because of arm problems. Eric Hosmer players ducked under umbrellas. Before I had a lot to drink last night ... but how Mike Moustakas, Marwin Gonzalez, Car- finalized his agreement with San Diego on long, the greens were filled with tiny pel- did I end up in Squaw Valley?" los Gonzalez and Gio Gonzalez. Feb. 19 and hit a career-worst .253 with 69 lets, and workers went from using The tournament has been on a great For the second straight winter, camps RBIs. Alex Cobb signed with Baltimore on squeegees for excess water to power blow- run for the last two decades, with a few are opening with many rosters in flux. March 26 and went 5-16. ers to remove the hail. exceptions. Dustin Johnson won the first "The market will sort itself out," St. A drawn-out negotiating process means The final round earlier was delayed for of his two titles in 2009 when the final Louis Cardinals chairman Bill DeWitt Jr. clubs have lost time in marketing new one hour because of rain. Pebble had a lit- round was delayed until Monday because said at last week's owners' meetings. acquisitions, which seems especially sig- tle of everything Sunday. of rain, and then canceled because the "There is a long time between the end of nificant to a sport coming off three And if the rain and hail weren't enough, storm system wouldn't leave. the season and spring training, and there's straight years of attendance declines. Aver- the wind chill dipped into the upper 30s. The last time the final round was maybe not so much a sense of urgency on age attendance dropped below 30,000 last Sam Saunders, whose grandfather played on Monday was in 2000, when whichever side it happens to be." year for the first time since 2003. Arnold Palmer was among the Pebble Tiger Woods rallied from a five-shot deficit Among the 164 players who exercised "We want players signed, particularly Beach owners, scooped up hail and tossed to win his sixth consecutive PGA Tour. free agency rights at the end of last year's star players. I wish they were signed and it like a snowball. Patrick Reed's brother Mickelson also won on a Monday – in World Series, 84 had announced agree- ready to go," baseball Commissioner Rob laid on his back to make a snow angel. August. That was in 1998, rain soaked the ments on the eve of spring training. That is Manfred said Friday. "We got another With two delays approaching three Monterey Peninsula in February, and the up from 65 of 166 at roughly the same week before they have to report. I'm really hours, it appeared certain the final round PGA Tour decided to play the third round point last season but down from 105 of hopeful that it's going to get resolved dur- would not be completed Sunday. 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References is claimed to be due at the date computer skills required, good email: [email protected] (715)476-2433 or (715)776-2662 and deposit Required. hereof the sum of Twenty-Seven customer service skills a must. (906)364-4752 Thousand Eight Hundred Seventy- Roof Shoveling Benefits include: Competitive One and 24/100 ($27,871.24) in- wages, bonuses, paid vacation Apartments Available in Hurley. 1103 Charles St., Wakefield, MI cluding interest at the rate of Hello Roofs. I'm Back. after 1 year, paid holidays, Aflac Rent based on income. 4 bedroom; 4 bath; 4.50000% per annum. Under the and retirement offered. power of sale contained in said Randy Stove & fridge provided. 2 Master Suites; main level Prompt, Dependable, Email cover letter and resume to: Coin operated laundry on site. mortgage and the statute in such Courteous Service, Senior Discount [email protected] Please call: (712)580-5360. laundry; new decks; private yard; case made and provided, notice is Please call (906)285-2465 2 car detached garage. hereby given that said mortgage will Cloverland Motorsports Schedule a showing today! be foreclosed by a sale of the mort- FRONT DESK / NIGHT Houses for Rent gaged premises, or some part of Need your Roof Shoveled? is seeking a MLS# 1110847 $197,900.00 Decks, Porches too. Call Tyson at: AUDITOR NEEDED! them, at public venue, at the place (906)285-0036 Licensed & Insured Listed by Zak’s Realty, Inc. of holding the Circuit Court in said Strong Computer Skills a PLUS! Bessemer: Cozy 2 bedroom, Gogebic County, where the Loader Services also Available. MECHANIC 2 bath. Full basement, (906)932-2688 30-Day Training Bonus premises to be sold or some part of Candidate must be washer/dryer, dishwasher, www.zaksrealty.com them are situated, at 10:00 AM on Firewood self-motivated, Apply in person hardwood floors. $650.00 monthly. February 22, 2019 Said premises EconoLodge - Hurley Renter pays all utilities are situated in the City of Ironwood, organized, reliable and and lawn care. (775)232-0679 Wanted to Buy Gogebic County, Michigan, and are Firewood for sale by the Loggers willing to provide 1000 10th Avenue N. described as: Lots 5 and 6, block 9, Homes, Apartments, and cord. Call (715)561-3437. No phone calls please! Buying houses and apartments North Park Addition to the City Iron- excellent customer Business Spaces for rent. wood, according to the recorded Call for details. Cash buyer, reasonable prices. service. Must work well Call (312)590-7752 for info. plat thereof. Commonly known as: Situation Wanted The Real Estate Store 821 CELIA ST, IRONWOOD, MI with others and have Business (906)932-5406 Real Estate 49938 If the property is eventually the ability to work on sold at foreclosure sale, the re- HOUSE CLEANING House for Rent on Olsen St. demption period will be 6.00 Looking for someone to clean ATV’s, UTV’s, Opportunities Across from the Elk and Hound. Wanted months from the date of sale un- house once a week. Snowmobiles and Used 3 bedroom 2 bath with detached less the property is abandoned or Hours are flexible. NOTICE: The Daily Globe, while garage. Please call Buying wooded or cleared acreage used for agricultural purposes. If the Must be honest, neat and Vehicle Inventory. exercising reasonable care in ac- (312) 590-7752 for details. for reasonable prices. property is determined abandoned dependable. Send resume to Call (312) 590-7752 for information in accordance with MCL 600.3241 Box 185, Daily Globe, Wage based on cepting ads, warns those answer- ing to investigate the proposition and/or 600.3241a, the redemption 118 E. McLeod Ave., experience. Apply Houses for Sale Motorcycles & period will be 30 days from the date Ironwood, MI 49938. within or send offered and to be careful of any ad of sale, or 15 days after statutory requiring money to be sent for in- notice, whichever is later. If the resume to: formation or long distance phone ATVs property is presumed to be used for Help Wanted calls that may request money for in- agricultural purposes prior to the 300 E. Cloverland Dr. formation. 1982 Yamaha Maxim 550. Very date of the foreclosure sale pursu- ASSEMBLER Ironwood, MI 49938 good condition, garage kept. New ant to MCL 600.3240, the redemp- battery, plugs, tires, chains/sprock- tion period is 1 year. Pursuant to Cloverland Motorsports is looking Give Away-Pets MCL 600.3278, if the property is for an Assembler. This position et. $1,200.00 or trade for F/PWC. (715)360-6931 or (906)364-2697 sold at a foreclosure sale, the bor- includes putting together, washing WEATHERIZATION rower(s) will be held responsible to & cleaning Snowmobiles, ENERGY AUDITOR Give Away Ads are FREE for the person who buys the property at ATV's & UTV's. Ashland County Housing Authority 3 days. 15 word limit. 708 Sutherland St. Ironwood, MI 2005 Bombardier Traxter. the mortgage foreclosure sale or to Very good condition, garage kept. Must be mechanically inclined. in Mellen, Wisconsin is now hiring a The ads must be 1:00pm the day 4 bedroom; 1 bath home with the mortgage holder for damaging Willing to train the right person. before publication (906)932-2211 All fluids changed, new vision rims the property during the redemption Weatherization Energy Auditor. [email protected] classic touches; Refinished and radial tires. $3,400.00 period. TO ALL PURCHASERS: Applications can be picked up at Resumes accepted until hardwood floors throughout. New The foreclosing mortgagee can res- Cloverland Motorsports or best offer. (715)360-6931 February 22, 2019. Commercial/ concrete patio. Detached garage. or (906)364-2697 cind the sale. In that event, your 300 E. Cloverland Drive Visit our website at MLS# 1107214 $69,900.00 damages are, if any, limited solely Ironwood, MI 49938 ashlandcountyhousingauthority.org Residential Listed by Zak’s Realty, Inc. to the return of the bid amount 2012 Harley Davidson 1200 tendered at sale, plus interest. to view information on the (906)932-2688 Custom. 1,365 miles. Call for price. Uptown Cafe is hiring a full-time Property for rent: 3200 sq.ft. office Dated: January 21, 2019 Randall S. Cook. Stop in and apply or call requirements for the position www.zaksrealty.com (906)932-2452 or Miller & Associates, P.C. Attorneys (906)285-1049 or contact Denise at 715-274-8311 building. Former Social (906)364-0858 for Carrington Mortgage Services, Security offices, Cloverland Drive, LLC 43252 Woodward Avenue, Fahrner Excavating is looking for Club 28, Wakefield, MI Ironwood. Will build/remodel Suite 180, Bloomfield Hills, MI a part-time snow shoveler. is looking for a Bartender. to suit. Call (906)932-1411. Legals 48302, (248) 335-9200 Case No. Must have valid Driver's License. Apply in person Tuesday-Sunday 18MI00762-1 Call Ken (906)364-4468 after 4 pm or call (906) 285-3294 Apartments & January 21, 28, February 4, 11, 2019 February 11,18, 25, March 4, 2019 SNOWBELT HARDWOODS, INC Duplexes FORECLOSURE NOTICE Notice of Forclosure RANDALL S. MILLER & ASSO- by Advertisement 345 Ringle Drive, Hurley, WI 54534 CIATES, P.C. MAY BE A DEBT NOTICE is hereby given pursuant 174 E. Old Hwy 2 Wakefield. COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO to MCL 600.3212, that the follow- Accepting applications for general laborers. 2 bedroom 2nd floor, $480.00 COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY IN- ing will be foreclosed by a sale of We o4er the following bene5ts to our full-time monthly. $720.00 to move in, FORMATION OBTAINED MAY BE the mortgaged premises, or some utilities paid. (810)208-1529 USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. IF part of them, at public auction at the Employees:*Medical/Dental/Life Insurance-Pro5t Sharing YOU ARE A MILITARY SERVICE- place of holding the circuit court *Paid Vacation/Holidays Bessemer Plywood Corporation MEMBER ON ACTIVE DUTY NOW within Gogebic County, at 10:00 is now accepting applications for employment. Full time, 3exible OR IN THE PRIOR TWELVE AM, on March 15, 2019: Applications can be picked up at the above address MONTHS, PLEASE CONTACT Name(s) of the mortgagor(s): part time, and weekend work is available. All interested applicants OUR OFFICE. Mortgage Sale - De- James M Anderson, a single per- From 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. may apply or reapply at our main o1ce between 8:00am & 4:30pm fault has been made in the condi- son; Joyce L Anderson, a single tions of a certain mortgage made by person; as Individual so that we can update our 2les. /is should be done on a yearly Shawn P. Teige, a single individual Original Mortgagee: Wells Fargo basis. BPC o0ers competitive wages including attendance and to Mortgage Electronic Registration Bank, N.A. Bessemer Plywood Corporation Systems, Inc. acting solely as a Foreclosing Assignee (if any): None safety bonuses. Fringe bene2ts include health, vision, dental, Date of Mortgage: October 14, is now accepting applications for Spreader positions. Applicants nominee for River Valley Bank, and life insurance, paid vacations, 401(k), & paid holidays. Mortgagee, dated July 2, 2014, and 2016 must be self-motivated and be able to work as a team. Applicants may apply in person at BPC, recorded on July 9, 2014, in Liber Date of Mortgage Recording: Octo- 2is position has the opportunity to earn $15.00/hour. 569, Page 363, Gogebic County ber 19, 2016 Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Further details will be discussed in interview. Bessemer Plywood Corporation BPC o3ers competitive bene4t package including health, dental, Superior Parts and Sales 1000 Yale Ave • Bessemer, MI 49911 Located in Marenisco is looking for a vision, and life insurance, 401(k), & paid holidays and paid vacations along with safety and attendance bonuses. BPC is an equal opportunity employer HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC All bonuses are discretionary. Ideal candidate will have knowledge in logging equipment,

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Bessemer Plywood Corporation Child Care Director vacation time after one year. Please contact us at (906) 364-0455 1000 Yale Ave • Bessemer, MI 49911 Camp Jorn YMCA is looking for a person to provide or Email: [email protected] passionate dedicated leadership to a well established BPC is an equal opportunity employer licensed child care center. Well established staff, spacious facility, great equipment, supplies and Horizon Home Care, Inc. location as integral part of Camp Jorn YMCA. is seeking to fill a part time RN position as well as a RN

Iron County Human Services Department Intimate center serving an average of 15-20 children interested in on-call rotating weekend coverage in the per day. Four FT teachers with preschool and Ontonagon County area. This position requires the infant/toddler rooms. $35,000 starting salary with Receptionist/Energy Assistance delivery of high quality services in the home great benefits including 100% health, 12 % retirement Iron County is accepting applications for a full-time Receptionist/Energy environment. Experience with a certified home care Assistance intake in the Department of Human Services. The essential functions contribution. Person must meet state licensing criteria for independent center (director/teacher qualifications) agency is strongly preferred. If you are interested in include supporting the Department with necessary clerical duties, including, but not limited to, reception services, scheduling appointments, scanning Please email resumes/cover letter with professional joining our excellent patient care staff, please submit an references to: Dennis Lipp, Executive Director, application and/or resume to: Economic Support documents and intake worker for the Wisconsin Home Energy Assistance Program, billing insurance, Medicaid and Medicare, [email protected] Horizon Home Care numerical calculation, use of computers, ability to transcribe, and provide 1001 Giesau Drive Ontonagon, MI 49953 information and assistance to the public. This is a full-time position with a starting hourly wage of $17.44 hr. (906)884-6092

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p Amount claimed due on date of no- Steel Pin; thence East along 1/4 ant to MCL 600.3278 the borrower tice: $91,511.99 line, 396.04 feet to a Steel Pin; will be held responsible to the per- Description of the mortgaged thence North 357.13 feet to High- son who buys the property at the premises: Situated in Township of way U.S. 2 right-of-way; thence mortgage foreclosure sale or to the Watersmeet, Gogebic County, North 56 degrees 15 minutes 15 mortgage holder for damaging the Michigan, and described as: Com- seconds West, 476.29 feet along property during the redemption peri- mencing at the Northwest corner of Highway right-of-way to Point of od. This notice is from a debt col- Southwest 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4 Beginning. lector. Date of notice: February 11, of Section 28, a square wooden The redemption period shall be 6 2019 Trott Law, P.C.1375575 post which stands 1323 feet South months from the date of such sale, of the NW corner of said Section unless determined abandoned in (02-11)(03-04) 28; thence East along old fence line accordance with MCLA 600.3241a; 880 feet to a Steel Pin which stands or, if the subject real property is Monday, February 11, 2019 88 feet South of a 7200 Volt Pole used for agricultural purposes as NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER Line and 163 feet South of the defined by MCL 600.3240(16). FOR SALE Centerline of Old Highway U.S. 2; If the property is sold at foreclosure OTTAWA NATIONAL FOREST thence South 698.6 feet to the Point sale under Chapter 32 of the Re- The Munchkin PR Sale is located of Beginning; thence continues vised Judicature Act of 1961, pursu- within T49N R37W S 5,6 Houghton South 621.72 feet to 1/4 line and County; T50N R37W S 31,32 Ontonagon County. The Forest Ser- vice will receive sealed bids in pub- lic at KENTON RANGER DIS- T RICT, 4810 EAST M-28, KENTON, MI 49967 at 2:00 PM loc- al time on 03/13/2019 for an estim- ated volume of 11 CCF of Mixed Conifer sawtimber, 214 CCF of Mixed Hardwood sawtimber, 2611 CCF of Red & White Pine sawtim- ber, 90 CCF of Sugar Maple saw- timber, 439 CCF of Aspen pulp- wood, 19 CCF of Jack Pine pulp- wood, 43 CCF of Mixed Conifer pulpwood, 1430 CCF of Mixed Hardwood pulpwood, and 599 CCF of Pine pulpwood marked or other- Associated Press wise designated for cutting. The DEMOCRATIC SEN. Amy Klobuchar addresses a snowy rally where she announced Forest Service reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Interested she is entering the race for president Sunday at Boom Island Park in Minneapolis. parties may obtain a prospectus from the office listed below. A pro- spectus, bid form, and complete in- formation concerning the timber, Dems’ 2020 field now includes the conditions of sale, and submis- sion of bids is available to the pub- lic from the The Kenton Ranger Dis- trict office, 4810 East M-28, Kenton, Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar MI, or at the Ottawa NationalForest website @ http://fs.usda.gov/ott- awa. This sale is being advertised MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – “foreign policy by tweet” Asserting Midwestern while the Federal Government is Minnesota Sen. Amy and said Americans must values, she told a crowd funded. Should the Federal Govern- ment fall under another lapse of Klobuchar on Sunday “stop the fear-mongering warmed by hot chocolate, funding, the following process for accepting bids will be by mail or in joined the growing group and stop the hate. ... We all apple cider, heat lamps and person the day of bid opening up to of Democrats jostling to be live in the same country of bonfires: “I don’t have a the time of bid opening. Bids sub- mitted in person shall be delivered president and positioned shared dreams.” And she political machine. I don’t to the Kenton Ranger District office. herself as the most promi- said that on her first day as come from money. But Should funding of the Forest Ser- vice continue through bid opening nent Midwestern candidate president, she would have what I do have is this: I date, bids would continue to be ac- in the field, as her party the U.S. rejoin an interna- have grit.” cepted by mail and during normal office hours at the Kenton Ranger tries to win back voters in a tional climate agreement Klobuchar, who easily District office. This advertisement may be canceled at any time due to region that helped put that Trump has withdrawn won a third-term last year, unforeseen circumstances, the Donald Trump in the from. has pointed to her broad Forest Service will notify potential bidders as soon as practicable. The White House. Trump responded to appeal across Minnesota as USDA is an equal opportunity pro- “For every American, Klobuchar’s announce- she has discussed a 2020 vider and employer. I’m running for you,” she ment with a tweet mocking run. She has drawn sup- told an exuberant crowd her stance on global warm- port from voters in urban, gathered on a freezing, ing, a phenomenon he has suburban and rural areas, snowy afternoon at a park disputed in the past. He including in dozens of along the Mississippi River wrote that Klobuchar counties Trump won in with the Minneapolis sky- talked proudly “of fighting 2016. line in the background. global warming while She has said that suc- “And I promise you this: standing in a virtual bliz- cess could translate to As your president, I will zard of snow, ice and freez- other Midwestern states look you in the eye. I will ing temperatures. Bad tim- such as Michigan and tell you what I think. I will ing. By the end of her Wisconsin, reliably Demo- focus on getting things speech she looked like a cratic in presidential races done. That’s what I’ve done Snowman(woman)!” for decades until Trump’s my whole life. And no mat- Trump often overlooks evi- victory over Hillary Clin- ter what, I’ll lead from the dence of record global ton. heart,” the three-term sena- warming and conflates She said the country’s tor said. cold spells and other inci- “sense of community is Klobuchar, who has dents of weather with cli- fracturing” today, “worn prided herself for achiev- mate, which is long-term. down by the petty and ing results through biparti- Klobuchar also spoke of vicious nature of our poli- san cooperation, did not the need to “heal the heart tics. We are all tired of the utter Trump’s name during of our democracy and shutdowns and the show- her kickoff speech. But she renew our commitment to downs, the gridlock and did bemoan the conduct of the common good.” the grandstanding.”

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 shared with Bradley Cooper. would be met with such love,” she said 906-932-1202 “Thank you so much. I got to thank onstage. l 12 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Vintage sleds zoom around Ironwood track By PAT KRAUSE [email protected] IRONWOOD – The Gogebic County Fair- grounds were rocking and roaring to the oldies this Saturday. And the oldies were the Pro Vintage snow- mobiles tearing around the half-mile ice oval track at speeds up to 96 miles per hour. Only pre-1986 snowmo- biles are considered "vin- tage" or "relics" and are allowed to race on the Pro Vintage circuit. Race director Tom Auvi- nen said some snowmobil- ers like the vintage models better because the cost and affordability is better than paying thousands of dol- lars more for the modern day, souped up sleds. "There were about 130 vintage entries with over 36 classes of sleds," Auvi- nen said. "It went real well, but attendance was down with the cold weather and other stuff. It was 18 below early on Saturday morning Pat Krause/Daily Globe and I think the cold weath- IRONWOOD'S RICHARD Strand, left, and Ryan Stern kick up a little snow dust as they race in the Super Stock 340 L/C event during Pro Vin- er kept some people away. tage Racing at the Gogebic County Fairgrounds on Saturday. Fighting the weather is the worst part of it for us." egy is to go and drive. You ended up leading after the attention and everybody Super Stock 340 "The Pro Vintage group have a nice 1/2 mile oval first lap. We kept jockeying started calling me Elvis F/A, the 340 Liq- was amazed how we got all track and the crew that back and forth between since I was nine years old. uid, the 250 F/A the snow cleared and put puts this on does a phe- first and second place. I I walk into any place now and the 340 FA all the hay bales out. We nomenal job. People treat thought I had a decent and people go, 'Hey Elvis,'" (combined class). started at 7 a.m. on Friday us very good and your vol- lead, but I didn't. On the Stull does Elvis shows Schuette not and went to 12 noon with unteers are top notch. We last lap coming out of cor- and impersonations all the only has shown seven plow trucks, a grad- really like coming here." ner four, I got passed, but I time at weddings and excellent racing er, and a loader with 20 Ironwood resident out-ran that other machine other events. skills but he also volunteers. All of our 70- Richard Strand has been a to the checkered flag. It But he has other talents, has a real good 80 volunteers are appreci- snowmobile racer for was very close and very too. He raced in four Vin- head on his shoul- Richard Strand Brooke ated for what they are many, many years and his exciting. I won by two feet. tage events on Saturday ders. Ironwood, race Diefenthaler doing and doing it well." son, Dave, won a Vintage "It was a long time com- and did very well. Stull "I've been racing winner Green Bay, race winner Nate Feucht, 36, of race two years ago. ing and what you're always owns an auto body restora- snowmobiles since Campbellsport Wis., was Richard Strand has won hoping for, but it's not an tion business and Auvinen I was six years this year's snowmobile races in other cities and easy task. said he can build a mean old," he said. "I MVP as he won all five of towns but never in Iron- On Saturday, snowmo- snowmobile on his own. really like Vintage the races he competed in. wood and never a Vintage biling paid Richard Strand Stull also has a friendly, racing more than He took the checkered flag race. back for all his hard work extroverted personality anything. I have no in the Super Mod 440 F/A, That all changed on Sat- over the years. and he will talk to anyone real strategy when the Super Mod 440 L/C, urday afternoon. Strand Snowmobile racing, like about what it's like to be I race. I try to get the Super Mod 800 F/A, was very pumped up after other sports, has its share Elvis. the lead and get the Super Mod 340 L/C winning, so he gets to of characters and that's not Mason Schuette, 19, of the upper hand and the Super Mod 340 explain how his first victo- said in a mean way. Sugar Camp, Wis. is a and I like to lead F/A ry came about. Bill "Elvis" Stull doesn't young man snowmobile the whole race. Bill “Elvis” Stull Mason Schuette Feucht has a simple for- "I was a little tired think he's Elvis, but every- fans should keep an eye There's no better Four-race winner mula for success. because I had two races in one else thinks he looks on. On Saturday at the Pro feeling than to win. Series returns to the Goge- "We have very well-built a row," Strand said. "My and acts like Elvis. Vintage Snowmobile races, All the hard work and bic County Fairgrounds sleds and a very good crew second race was the 400 "I've been called Elvis Schuette rode his 1975 preparing for the races this Saturday and Sunday that maintains them," Stock F/A and I didn't get since the day he died," Yahama GPX to four pays off." for more snowmobile rac- Feucht said. "My only strat- off to a good start, but I Stull said. "That caught my impressive wins in the The USSA Pro Star ing.

JUSTIN ERNST (517), Bill "Elvis" Stull (171), Bran- don Gentz (82) and Nathan Feucht (83) come off the starting line of the Super Mod 340 during the Pro Vin- tage Racing snowmo- bile races on Satur- day.

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Mercer boys win big

MERCER, Wis. --- Mercer improved to 11-6 with an 87-51 non-conference victory over Goodman-Pembine Saturday afternoon. It broke a two-game losing streak. “It just seemed like they would never go away,” Mercer coach Adam Miller said. “Maybe we could have taken the press off a little earlier, obviously in the beginning of the season I might MERCER’S have, but you lose two games in ELLA a row, you got to get a flow, you Torkelson, got to get ready.” left, It was senior night for Alex Schmidt and Tristin Woolf. shoots as Schmidt led the Tigers with Good- 32 points. Kobe Hiller scored 16 man-Pem- and Jacob Schmidt had 12. Mercer goes to Indianhead bine’s Conference champion Ironwood Katelyn Tuesday night. Two of the top Nelson players in the conference will defends meet with Mercer’s Schmidt going against Ironwood’s Griffen during Revoyr as the Tigers try to hand Satur- Ironwood its first loss. Mercer day’s then plays at Hurley Thursday night. game at “If we beat Ironwood, obvi- Jason Juno/Daily Globe Mercer. ously that’s going to be huge for MERCER’S TRISTIN Woolf (3) attempts a shot Saturday. seeding,” Miller said. “If we play a good game and lose to them, 6. FTs: 11-19. Fouls: 16. Fouled out: None. 3-point- Jason Juno/ eight. Daily Globe it really doesn’t matter as much ers: A. Schmidt 4, Hiller 2, J. Schmidt 1, Peterson 1. Goodman-Pembine 26 51 “We could have used coach because everybody’s losing to Mercer 48 87 (Thomas) Tollakson’s help them. But Hurley, that’s a huge tonight,” said Vic Saeger, who game, we have to split with Hur- Mercer girls fall coached Mercer again Saturday. ley and we have to beat South Mercer (3-14, 2-11) goes to Shore (Saturday). MERCER, Wis. --- It was a Washburn Tuesday night. “Top to bottom, I believe any- close game at the half, but Goodman-Pembine --- Mackenzie Stepien 10, body can beat anybody, obvi- Kalen Berger 2, Katlyn Morrison 22, Kassy Mazur 3, Goodman-Pembine outscored Katleyn Nelson 19. FTs: 13-22. Fouls: 15. Fouled ously except Ironwood right now, Mercer 27-17 in the second half out: None. 3-pointers: Stepien 1, Mazur 1, Nelson 1. butGoodman-Pembine we have a chance.” --- Josh Wallschlager 7, for a 56-45 non-conference vic- Mercer --- Ella Torkelson 3, Molly Hohner 1, Boone Larison 16, Lamar Lewis 9, Stan Maruszczak tory Saturday afternoon. Jessica Klopatek 3, Ava Barton 8, Bailey Thomp- 6, Caleb Nelson 13. FTs: 6-18 Fouls: 17. Fouled out: The Tigers trailed by just son 2, Zoe Botes 20, Aubrey Schoeneman 8. FTs: Micah Heath, Maruszczak. 3-pointers: Larison 1. one, 29-28, at the half. 8-12. Fouls: 15. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Bar- Mercer --- Baylie Huybrecht 7, Tristin Woolf 7, ton 2, Klopatek 1. Chris Anderson 2, Jacob Schmidt 12, Kobe Hiller 18, Zoe Botes led Mercer with Goodman-Pembine 29 56 Alex Schmidt 32, Davin Peterson 3, Lorenzo Cabrera 20 points. Aubrey Schoeneman Mercer 28 45 and Ava Barton both scored