Molly O and the Truegrass Band Takes HIT Stage

Call (906) 932-4449 MLB Ironwood, MI Brewers beat Reds Redsautosales.com 7-5 SPORTS • 7 DAILY GLOBE Monday, June 24, 2019 Few showers yourdailyglobe.com | High: 67 | Low: 52 | Details, page 2 THERE’S NO PLACE LIKE HOME Molly O and the TrueGrass Band takes HIT stage By RICHARD JENKINS about how much she enjoyed [email protected] playing around the Northwoods IRONWOOD – The audience and in Big Top Chautauqua pro- at the Historic Ironwood Theatre ductions. was treated to a night of string Along with Otis on mandolin, music Saturday as Molly O and fiddle and vocals; Saturday’s per- the TrueGrass Band performed a formance featured Tom Draugh- mix of original tunes and blue- on from Ashland, Wis., on guitar grass staples. and vocals; Bruce Qualey, from The group featured Bayfield Cable, Wis., on bass and vocals; resident Molly Otis, who toured and Jed Malischke, from Spoon- the world in the early ‘90s as her er, Wis., on banjo, resophonic band, Molly and the Heymakers, guitar and vocals. reached the top 50 on the charts Each had the chance to show- with the single, “Chasing Some- case their talents and various thing Called Love.” instruments through solos and Otis told the audience Satur- songs. day she still loves performing, With all four performers hav- but life on the road isn’t what ing experience at the Lake Supe- she’s interested in anymore. rior Big Top Chautauqua, over “I like being at home and Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe being able to play like this in the MOLLY O and the TrueGrass Band performs at the Historic Ironwood Theatre Saturday. The band region,” Otis said, who talked features from left, Bruce Qualey, Molly Otis, Tom Draughon and Jed Malischke . HIT — page 5 ANNUAL CLEANUP Christmas in June fundraiser helps health foundation By RICHARD JENKINS [email protected] IRONWOOD – Supporters of the Gogebic Range Health Foun- dation gathered at the Cold Iron Brewery Sunday for the organization’s annual Christmas in June fundraiser. “It’s really good. We’re really happy with the turnout,” said Andrea Newby, the foundation’s program director. Now in its third year, Newby said it looked like the event had hit its turnout goal this year. There were a variety of raffles and drawings that attendees could enter, as well as food and some games for the kids in attendance. A fundraiser for the health foundation, the money raised Sunday will ultimately be returned to the community. “This year, we’re raising money to expand our grant-making program. So all the money we raise today will go into that fund that gives out grants,” Newby said. Organizations can apply for funding from the foundation if they have health and wellness projects around the Gogebic Range, Newby explained. The foundation gave out a total of $39,141 in grants in 2018, P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe according to the foundation’s MARVIN CEPLINA transfers waste Saturday in Marenisco. He said he was staying “very busy” during Marenisco Township’s two- annual report. These included day annual cleanup, during which residents could deliver trash at no cost to six roll-out dumpsters near the township hall. Ceplina everything from helping fund the said he expected all garbage to be delivered to the Gogebic Range Solid Waste Management Authority in Ironwood. Marenisco health expo at the Brian Nasi supervisor Richard Bouvette said Ceplina has volunteered his services for several years. Memorial Hear Run/Walk and

Marenisco Library Friends offer books, bakery, music CHRISTMAS — page 5 By P.J. GLISSON CLOWNING AROUND [email protected] during a Saturday Little Finland MARENISCO – Books and book and bake sale at bakery were available for sale the Marenisco Town- celebrates Juhannus Saturday at the Marenisco Town- ship Hall in Marenisco By RICHARD JENKINS ship Hall as part of a fundraiser are, from left, Linda [email protected] for the Friends of the Marenisco Detloff, librarian of the KIMBALL, Wis. – With the Public Library. Marenisco Public summer solstice taking place two Hard-cover books and paper- Library; Susan days earlierr, locals gathered at backs were available for $1 and Havenor, president of Little Finland in Kimball Sunday 50 cents, respectively. Also the Marenisco Friends to take part in the group’s annu- included was a rummage table of the Library; and al Juhannus celebration. and plenty of coffee. Kathe Balcom, vice “It’s a very nice day, every- Linda Detloff, librarian, and president and secre- thing went very smooth,” said several ladies assisting her said tary of the same Little Finland president Ken that most of the bakery had been group. Friends of the Hannula. sold out shortly after noon. Library members orga- Festivities began in the after- The event was one of several nized the annual sale. noon with a chorus concert, fol-

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June 25, June 26, June 27 But this year, the truly themed items, no longer “And that’s just another Call today to reserve your appointment! game-changing Pride sales considering them anathe- problem with retailing • Complete Hearing Test scene is not in cutting-edge ma to mass marketing. The pride products – part of • Live demo of NuEar technology New York. LGBTQ presence in retail the unscrupulous nature of In 25 years working for has never been as visibly these marketing efforts. We Superior Hearing Aid Center organizations devoted to mainstream as in 2019. want queer liberation, not 234 E. Aurora St. - Ironwood, MI • 800-468-9192 LGBTQ causes, “this is “A dozen years ago, the rainbow capitalism.” absolutely the first year conventional wisdom Many companies with that I have noticed the among retailers was that Pride-branded apparel Fed says latest tests show largest banks would survive crisis retail celebration of Pride reaching out to the LGBTQ lines are also making dona- NEW YORK (AP) – All rate jumping to 10% from on their balance sheets moving from larger coastal community means losing tions to LGBTQ organiza- 18 of the nation’s largest its current level of 4% and under the Fed’s dire sce- cities to smaller towns and to the rest of consumers,” tions or are giving a per- and most complex banks the stock market falling nario than they had before cities,” said Stephen Macias said. “But the retail centage of their sales. are strong enough to with- 50% from its peak. the 2008 financial crisis. Macias, the Los Angeles- landscape turned out to be H&M is putting 10% of stand a severe economic The Fed also tested how It was the eighth annual based head of the Diversity different; the fear of back- the sales from its “Love for downturn and would be well the nation’s largest check-up for the banks, & Inclusion department at lash by supporting LGBTQ All” collection to the Unit- able to stay in business banks would handle a mandated by Congress the MWWPR global public- consumers never material- ed Nations campaign without collapsing, the sharp drop in commercial after the financial crisis ity firm. ized in any meaningful against the criminalization Federal Reserve said Fri- real estate prices, as well as that triggered the Great He was taken aback by way.” of LGBTQ people. UGG day. heightened stress in the Recession. The Federal what he saw visiting his Not everyone praises footware is donating 25% The results are from the corporate debt markets. Reserve tested a smaller childhood hometown, the Pride merchandising, of its proceeds from sales first round of the central Several economists and number of banks this year, Fresno, California, in an which some see as thinly of “Yeah Pride” slippers bank’s annual stress tests, bank executives have cited instead of the 35 that were agricultural part of the disguised corporate pro- this month to benefit Lady which showed the 18 big the substantial increase in tested in previous years. state politically distant motion. Gaga’s Born This Way banks have benefited from loans made to distressed Congress passed a law in from liberal Los Angeles “Major corporations Foundation. an improving economy and companies, known as 2018 that rolled back some and San Francisco. have turned LGBT strug- Target, which is selling have balance sheets strong leveraged lending, as an of the regulations put into “When I went home to gles into marketing family-themed Pride mer- enough to withstand a area of concern for the place under the Dodd- Fresno, where I was bullied moments to make them- chandise, including tod- deep global downturn and financial system. Frank Act, one of them at the mall as an effeminate selves look good,” said Bill dler T-shirts that read the U.S. unemployment Capital One, which has being the need to stress test kid, I was looking at so Dobbs, a longtime New “Love my Dads” and “Love rate rising to double digits. a large commercial bank- every bank over a certain many stores with rainbow York gay activist. “The my Moms,” is donating The Fed adjusts its ing business, was the most threshold of assets. flags, Pride displays and modern movement for gay $100,000 to GLSEN, an stress tests each year, negatively impacted by the The Fed next week will same-sex families set up in rights was jump-started by organization focused on depending on the econom- Fed’s scenario but still release the second part of the windows,” Macias said. Stonewall, and it’s still a ensuring safe schools for ic climate. In this year’s remained more than well its tests, which are more “I was shocked that in Mid- battle for the lives of LGBT LGBTQ students. Profits most dire scenario, known capitalized under the Fed’s closely watched. The Fed dle America, we were being people – not about selling from American Apparel’s as the severely adverse sce- qualifications. In a sign of will determine whether celebrated. It was no prob- trinkets and clothes with Stonewall-themed T-shirts nario, the Federal Reserve how much better banks are individual big banks will lem, with each store trying rainbow colors. They’re a are going to an initiative tested for a hypothetical protected compared to a be allowed to boost their to outdo the others.” distraction.” that provides cosmetics to deep global recession, with decade ago, all 18 banks dividends and buy back In Oklahoma City, the Some companies partic- low-income transgender the U.S. unemployment would have more capital shares. locally owned Red Coyote ipating in Pride campaigns women of color. S&P 500 notches 3rd straight weekly gain after wobbly day NEW YORK (AP) – Wall response to a slowing glob- A DAY ON WALL STREET came in below analysts’ pute and are meeting next Street finished a milestone- al economy. At the same forecasts. A separate report week for talks. setting week on a down- time, traders remain con- June 21, 2019 27,000 was more encouraging, Meanwhile, the Federal 26,000 beat note Friday after a late cerned that corporate prof- Dow Jones indicating that sales of pre- Reserve has signaled that it industrials 25,000 flurry of selling nudged its might suffer should the 24,000 viously occupied U.S. is willing to cut interest -34.04 23,000 stocks lower, ending the kind of economic slow- 22,000 homes increased in May. rates to stabilize the U.S. market’s four-day winning down that would prompt 26,719.13 21,000 The modest dip cut into economy if the trade dis- streak. the Fed to cut rates take DJ F M A M J some of the market’s gains pute crimps growth. That’s Even with the modest hold. Pct. change from previous: -0.13% High 26,907.37 Low 26,705.87 from Thursday, but did lit- helped drive the market’s losses the market delivered A mixed batch of eco- tle to dent the Wall Street’s rebound in June. June 21, 2019 its third straight weekly nomic data on Friday did- 8,000 June rally. “At this point it’s not so Nasdaq 7,500 gain, with the benchmark n’t have much of an impact composite All told, the S&P 500 is much a question about S&P 500 index hovering on trading, which 7,000 up 17.7% this year, while whether the Fed is going to -19.63 6,500 just below its record high remained mostly muted as 6,000 the Dow is up 14.5%. The be accommodative or not, close from a day earlier. investors took a breather 8,031.71 Nasdaq, which his heavily it’s just what that magni- That milestone, which after a four-day rally. DJ F M A M J weighted with technology tude is going to be,” Martin High eclipsed the benchmark “Some of the informa- Pct. change from previous: -0.24% 8,073.02 Low 8,011.20 stocks, is up 21.1% for the said. index’s last record close on tion we’ve gotten today has- June 21, 2019 3,000 year. The Russell 2000 is Looking ahead, next April 30, came amid a swift n’t been all that impactful up 14.9%. week’s G20 summit is like- Standard & 2,800 turnaround for stocks this to kind of change the price Poor’s 500 The biggest uncertainty ly to be the next big market month that has erased the action we saw this week,” 2,600 looming over the market mover, Martin said. -3.72 losses from a steep sell-off said Ioana Martin, global 2,400 remains the U.S. trade war “That hopefully gives us 2,950.46 2,200 in May. The major U.S. investment specialist at J.P. DJ F M A M J with China. Stocks opened a little bit more color on stock indexes are up more Morgan Private Bank. Pct. change from previous: -0.13% High 2,964.15 Low 2,946.87 the week higher and rallied the trade situation,” she than 7% so far this month The S&P 500 index since then after President said. and are holding on to gains dipped 3.72 points, or Donald Trump said he Technology stocks took of more than 14% for the 0.1%, to 2,950.46. The fared worse than the rest of yield on the 10-year Trea- planned to meet with some of the heaviest losses year. Dow Jones Industrial Aver- the market. The Russell sury note rose to 2.06% China’s president next Friday, with chipmakers Investors have been age dropped 34.04 points, 2000 index slumped 13.87 from 2% on Thursday. week at the G20 summit in leading the way. Micron reassured by statements or 0.1%, to 26,719.13. The points, or 0.9%, to Trading was wobbly for Japan to discuss their Technology dropped 2.6% from the Federal Reserve Nasdaq composite fell 1,549.63. much of Friday as investors ongoing trade conflict. and Advanced Micro this month that suggest the 19.63 points, or 0.2%, to Major indexes in Europe sized up a mixed batch of Both nations’ leaders Devices lost 3%. central bank is prepared to 8,031.71. fell. economic data. A report on have lately signaled a will- Industrial stocks also cut interest rates in Smaller company stocks Bond prices fell. The manufacturing for June ingness to resolve the dis- fell. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY MONDAY, JUNE 24, 2019 3 TENDING THE GARDEN Calendar

Email calendar items and ham kids concert, 11 a.m., community news to Depot Park. [email protected]. Alcoholics Anonymous, For more information, call 906- noon, Salem Lutheran Church, 932-2211. Ironwood. area74.org. Ironwood Kiwanis Club, Monday, June 24 noon, Golden Dragon. Awkward Stage Drama Iron County Food Pantry, Club Summer Camp, grades 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan 6-12, 1 p.m., Depot Park. Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- Troy Graham concert and 4450. Six Word Slam, grades 5 and Finnish Women’s Auxil- up, Depot Park. iary, 10 a.m., Little Finland. Wakefield Library Board Alcoholics Anonymous, Monthly Meeting, 4:30 p.m., noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Wakefiled Public Library Ironwood. area74.org. Mountain Bike Ride, 6 Iron County Mobile Food p.m., Wolverine Trails. Pantry, noon-1:30 p.m., Iron Woods and Blooms Gar- County Recycling-Iron County den Club, 6:30 p.m., Haines Forestry Parking Lot, 606-607 Civic Center, Mercer, Wis. 3rd Ave. North, Hurley. 715- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 561-2695. p.m., Episcopal Church of the Young Writers Camp, 3 Transfiguration, Ironwood. p.m., Ironwood Carnegie area74.org. Library. Government Overeaters Anonymous, Gogebic Community Col- 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran lege Board, 4:30 p.m., room Church, Wakefield. B-22, Jacob Solin Business Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 Center, GCC. p.m., Our Lady of Peace Iron County Board of Catholic Church, Ironwood. Supervisors, 6 p.m., Court- area74.org. house, Hurley. Author Peter Annin Speaks, 6:30 p.m., Mercer Wednesday, June 26 Library, Mercer. Wakefield Public Library Christian Men of the Book Club, 6:30 p.m., Wake- Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Submitted photo field Public Library. Cafe, Ironwood. THE MERCER Woods and Blooms Garden Club spruced up the chamber of commerce beds on June 11, planting Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Mentoring of Moms, 9- annuals and spreading mulch. Posing in front of their handiwork are; first row, Julie Klug; second row, Kathy EST, Ontonagon United 10:30 a.m., Range Community Methodist Church basement, Bible Church, Hurley. 715-561- Anderson, Eileen Jungkunz and Kris Bitner; third row; Phyllis Van Beynen, Hedda Patzke, Sue Draszkiewicz and next to Holiday gas station, 4355. John Bitner. Ontonagon. area74.org. Cuddlebugs Story Time, Government 9:30 a.m., Ironwood Carnegie Iron County Human Ser- Library. vices Board, 3 p.m., county Alcoholics Anonymous, board room. open meeting, noon, Salem Gogebic County Road Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Keep your pets happy and healthy; Commisssion, 4 p.m. finance area74.org. meeting, regular meeting to DOVE Support Group, follow, GCRC offices. noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. Bessemer Township Ironwood-Hurley Rotary 4th of July pet safety tips Board, 5 p.m., Township Hall, Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and Ramsay. Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. JANESVILLE, Wis. — The 4th of To make them more comfortable, give culty and in severe cases, kidney dis- Mercer School Board, 5 Iron County Veterans p.m., Mercer K-12 School Service Officer, 1-3 p.m., July is a time to celebrate with your them their crate or kennel, blan- ease. Lighter fluid can irritate your commons, Mercer, Wis. Mercer, Wis., Town Hall. family, friends and everyone in kets, food and water. Close windows pet’s skin. If your pet ingests lighter Western U.P. Board of Mercer Health and Well- between. Of course, you consider and doors to reduce the noise level. fluid, it can cause gastrointestinal and Health, 5 p.m., Western U.P. ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., your pets family and you want them Turn on a fan or radio to also help central nervous system problems. Health Department office, Mercer Community Center. Bessemer Superior Bike Riders, to join in on the fun. However, 4th of reduce the noise from the loud fire- Ironwood Township 6:30 p.m., Joanie’s Sidekicks, July can actually be one of the most works. If your pet is really freaked Board, 5:30 p.m., Township Iron Belt Keep citronella products away offices. IMPACT Life Support dangerous times for your pets. Use out, try an anxiety jacket. It helps from your pets Oils, candles and coils can all be Wakefield City Council, Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland our 4th of July pet safety tips to keep reduce anxiety and calms your pet. 5:30 p.m., City Hall. Church, Ironwood. your four-legged friends happy, potentially toxic for your pets. If your Ironwood City Commis- Narcotics Anonymous, 7 healthy and safe. pets inhale citronella-based products, sion, 5:30 p.m., Memorial p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Don’t leave alcoholic drinks Building. Ironwood. area74.org. unattended they can suffer severe respiratory ill- This might seem like a no-brainer nesses. Ingestion can cause harm to Ironwood School Board, Government Don’t use fireworks around 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright K-12 Iron County Board of your pets if you have kids around, but it’s also their nervous system. School board room. Adjustment, 10 a.m., board There are a number of reasons to important to keep your pets away room, courthouse. Tuesday, June 25 Gogebic County Finance not use fireworks around your pets. from alcoholic beverages. Alcohol Don’t feed your pet table food Committee, 4:30 p.m., court- The noise can scare them, causing can be poisonous for dogs, and even This will probably be the hardest Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, house, Bessemer. Patterson courts or Ironwood Gogebic County Board, 5 them to run away. They may also be fatal. Dogs can become weak, suffer 4th of July pet safety tip to follow. It’s Memorial Building. curious and go near the lit fireworks, seizures and in severe cases, die from tempting to give your pets a bite of p.m., courthouse, Besse- Mercer Area Sno-goers mer. resulting in possible severe burns respiratory failure. your hamburger or hot dog, but it’s Board, 9 a.m., groomer barn. Bessemer School Board, and injury. Keep your pets away from not good for them. Going off their Gogebic County Veterans 6 p.m., A.D. Johnston High Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 School library. unused fireworks. Some fireworks Keep glow jewelry away from regular diet can cause stomach prob- a.m., Ironwood Memorial can contain toxic substances, such as your pets lems such as indigestion and diar- Building. 906-667-1110. Thursday, June 27 arsenic, potassium nitrate and other If you want to dress up your pets, rhea. If your pets are going to be out Breakfast For Your Brain, 10 a.m., Mercer, Wis., Com- Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, heavy metals. it’s best to avoid glow jewelry. The during your party, it’s best to remind munity Center. 715-561-2695. Patterson courts or Ironwood glow liquid isn’t highly toxic, but can your guests not to feed them. Moonshadow Troy Gra- Memorial Building. still cause digestive irritation and Avoid taking your pet to the fireworks display. excessive drooling if eaten. The plastic Microchip and ID your pet Whether you’re setting off your can also be dangerous for your pets, Make sure your pet has own fireworks or going to a public causing blockage in the intestines. a collar and ID tags in case they run fireworks display, keep your pets in away. It’s a good idea to get your pets your house. The loud, sudden noises Keep matches and lighter microchipped, too. created by the fireworks will definite- fluid away from your pets It’s best to keep your pets inside ly scare them. You can help your pets Both are toxic for your pets. Some during your 4th of July celebration. If while you’re enjoying fireworks with matches contain chlorates, which can they are outside, keep them fenced in the following 4th of July pet safety possibly damage your pet’s blood and make sure your guests follow tips. Keep them in an isolated room. cells. This results in breathing diffi- these 4th of July pet safety tips, too. UP manufacturing consortium receives grant MARQUETTE — The graduate degree at MTU. turing partners have pro- tional experiences on a Upper Peninsula Manufac- The goal is to create produc- vided insight regarding rotating regional schedule. BESSEMER TOWNSHIP 4TH OF JULY COMMITTEE turing Consortium, con- tive employment options their talent needs and how “Northern was happy to vened by Northern Michi- with multiple advancement we may partner in provid- convene the dialogue with gan University to meet opportunities.” ing meaningful career education and industry SUPER FRIDAY FUNDRAISER industry workforce The consortium also opportunities for U.P. stu- partners as soon as the Friday, June 28, 2019 demands by facilitating seeks to expand and dents. Marshall Plan was multiple career pathways, strengthen career path- “This talent equipment announced,” VandenAvond 4pm-Close has received a grant worth ways outside of a higher grant will build upon the added. “After hours of nearly $1.3 million. The education degree. university’s growing manu- research, planning and at Jagger’s Ore House state of Michigan’s Mar- “We plan to enhance facturing partnerships close collaboration with shall Plan for Talent is Early/Middle College offer- through the Department of MARESA, the outcome is a • Jagger is offering a percentage of the funding 13 consortia to ings through certifications Engineering Technology grant-funded proposal that develop talent pipelines for and programs aligned with and College of Technology emphasizes flexible career day’s sales to the committee. high-wage, high-demand employer demand,” said and Occupational Sci- laddering and the impor- occupations through Brian Sarvello, career edu- ences. We look forward to tance of career and techni- • 50/50 Tickets Available enhanced education and cation director of the Mar- building on this consor- cal education options, from training initiatives. quette-Alger Regional Edu- tium’s success to provide high school through a mas- ALL PROCEEDS GO TO SUPPORT The three manufactur- cational Service Agency economic opportunity for ter’s degree.” THE 4TH OF JULY EVENTS HELD IN RAMSAY ing career pathways (MARESA), the fiscal agent students while removing This is one of two NMU- endorsed by the consor- for the grant. “We will also barriers to growth for U.P. guided initiatives to receive tium are: production tech- integrate professional ‘soft’ manufacturers.” Marshall Plan for Talent nician, machining, and skill development into the Most of the Marshall funding. The U.P. Cyberse- welding/industrial mainte- curriculum so that those Plan funding is earmarked curity Consortium was nance and repair. students who choose to for equipment such as awarded two innovation “We’re committed to accept a position immedi- robotic welders, lathes and grants totaling $2.47 mil- ensuring that students gain ately after high school can mills. A mobile manufac- lion, which will leverage the the basic skills and knowl- develop a foundation of turing “Fab Lab” will give new U.P. Cybersecurity Insti- edge that manufacturing workplace readiness before small rural school districts tute on NMU’s campus as a partners demand through they graduate.” access to hands-on instruc- shared regional resource. competency-based educa- The U.P. Manufacturing tion and stackable creden- Talent Consortium’s edu- tials between K-12 and cational partners include post-secondary institu- 19 K-12 districts, four ISDs 2008 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo tions,” said Steve Vande- and three post-secondary AWD, V8, only 94,000 miles, 4.7L, automatic, loaded, cloth nAvond, vice president of institutions. Sixteen interior, towing package, Rocky Mountain package. NMU Extended Learning regional manufacturers are and Community Engage- also represented. ment. “For example, stu- “The current and emerg- $ dents who complete the ing talent demands of U.P. 10,999 machining pathway might manufacturers have been finish an associate degree the central focus of our in CNC technology at NMU consortium’s efforts,” said or Bay College to work as a Dave Nyberg, director of CNC programmer. corporate engagement at They can continue with NMU. “From the initial a bachelor’s at NMU or planning meetings though Michigan Tech to work as a the development of our Cloverland Motors 300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood, MI 49938 CNC manager, and go a proposals, executives from step further to obtain a our region’s key manufac- 906-932-1202 www.cloverlandmotorsports.com l 4 MONDAY, JUNE 24, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE ‘Never called boy...’ In 1956, during the Montgomery claimed Christian and support treat- Sue Mizell, Publisher bus boycott led by Dr. Martin Luther ing fellow human beings this way, Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor King Jr., Mississippi’s senior U.S. please spare me your talk about how Senator James O. Eastland spoke at a you know Jesus. pro-segregation rally. On Tuesday, in the wake of Net- Robert Caro, in his book “Master flix’s release of the powerful minis- of the Senate,” describes Eastland’s Connie eries, “When They See Us,” a In Their Opinion racist rant to the crowd: Schultz reporter asked Trump if he would “In every stage of the bus boycott apologize to the Central Park Five we have been oppressed and degrad- for demanding their deaths in 1989. Morsi show of ed because of black, slimy, juicy, They were black and innocent, and unbearably stinky n––-s ... African all five were exonerated in 2002. flesh-eaters. When in the course of model for how to engage with civili- Trump’s response: “You have peo- failed policy human events it becomes necessary ty in 2019. ple on both sides of that. They to abolish the Negro race, proper When I first learned about admitted their guilt. ... So we’ll leave It speaks volumes that the first and only demo- methods should be used. Among Biden’s comments, I thought about it at that.” There it is again: “You cratically elected president of Egypt dropped dead on these are guns, bows and arrows, all the black people in my life: have people on both sides...” Monday inside the glass cage he was confined to in a slingshots and knives. ... All whites friends, neighbors, students and col- There were countless ways for Joe Cairo courtroom, where he was facing the latest in a are created equal with certain rights, leagues. How would they feel hear- Biden to illustrate his willingness to long series of unfair trials. Mohamed Morsi did a among these are life, liberty and the ing this? What did they deserve to work with those with whom he dis- poor job as Egyptian president before being ousted in pursuit of dead n––-s.” hear from white people like me? agrees. This week, he chose to talk a bloody military coup by the country’s current dic- This week, during a fundraiser in I had to do what I’m always about his relationship with a white tator, Abdel Fatah al-Sissi. But the gross mistreat- New York City, Democratic presiden- insisting other white people do dur- supremacist. ment Morsi was subjected to over the past six years tial candidate Joe Biden reportedly ing uncomfortable discussions about I’ve been writing about race offers a vivid demonstration of how human rights cited his relationship in the Senate race: Speak up. throughout my journalism career, so have regressed in a country that once aspired to set with Eastland as an example of his My message, on Twitter and on I knew to expect criticism from some political standards for the Middle East. ability to engage the opposition with my public Facebook wall: If Joe white people. Too many of them Morsi was thrust into the center of Egypt’s demo- civility. Biden wants to boast about his rela- want to explain away the potential cratic revolution after he was chosen by the Muslim “He never called me ‘boy.’ He tionship with a racist, he is not who harm of Biden’s comments for peo- Brotherhood, the country’s most popular political always called me ‘son,’” Biden told we need to succeed the racist in the ple who don’t look like us. This movement, as its candidate in the presidential elec- donors. “Well, guess what? At least White House. defensiveness illustrates an enduring tion of 2012. An engineer by training, he had few there was some civility. We got Some white Democrats, whom I blind spot for many white liberals: political skills. Though he surprised his Islamist things done. We didn’t agree on know to be thoughtful people, criti- No matter how committed we are to movement’s foes by seeking good relations with the much of anything. We got things cized me for taking Biden out of con- civil rights, we will never know what United States and maintaining Egypt’s peace treaty done. We got it finished. But today, text. I agree that context matters, it feels like to be black or brown in with Israel, he resorted to autocratic methods in an you look at the other side and you’re which is why I started this column America. effort to best secular opponents, as well as the the enemy. Not the opposition, the with Eastland’s own words. We don’t have to think about our entrenched military. The result was mass popular enemy. We don’t talk to each other Here’s more context, from this skin color the minute we walk out of demonstrations that provided a pretext for Sissi’s anymore.” week: our home. We never worry that we July 2013 coup and the bloody repression that fol- He never called me “boy.” No On Monday, Donald Trump will enter a store and immediately lowed. mention of how “boy” was a com- tweeted that ICE officials would become a suspect. We don’t have to Morsi was jailed with tens of thousands of others, mon term of derision and disre- begin “removing millions of illegal warn our children that one instance most of whom remain in prison. For the past six spect for black men in the Jim Crow aliens,” which is his term for men, of racial profiling could lead to their years, he was held in solitary confinement, allowed south, or how Biden’s white skin women and children who are brown- deaths. to see his family on only three occasions. His protests determined Eastland’s willingness skinned. This massive forced exo- We never have to endure the daily and those of outside monitors that he was not being to work with him. Instead, we’re dus, if carried out, will likely lead to assault of racism, and we need to adequately treated for his medical conditions, includ- supposed to see Biden’s ability to countless deaths of families who stop acting like we do. ing diabetes and liver problems, were ignored; a get along with a man who called fled for their lives and sought asy- Connie Schultz can be reached by panel of British lawyers and politicians found last black people “an inferior race” as a lum here. If you are a self-pro- email at [email protected]. year that his treatment could be described as “tor- ture.” Meanwhile he was subjected to multiple trials on a host of trumped-up charges, most recently espi- Today in history onage. Human rights advocates, including at the United Nations, called for an independent investigation of By The Associated Press Morsi’s death – an inquiry that is as unlikely as it is Today’s Highlight in History On June 24, 1983, the needed. But perhaps his story will focus greater space shuttle Challenger — attention on the depravity of the Sissi regime, which carrying America’s first woman is guilty of by far the worst human rights offenses in in space, Sally K. Ride — Egypt’s modern history. In addition to the tens of coasted to a safe landing at Edwards Air Force Base in Cal- thousands imprisoned, thousands of other Muslim ifornia. Brotherhood members or regime opponents have On this date been tortured or murdered outright by security In 1497, the first recorded forces. The secular political parties and civil society sighting of North America by a groups that opposed Morsi have been destroyed; a European took place as explor- er John Cabot spotted land, once-pluralist press has been silenced. probably in present-day Cana- The United States has consistently enabled this da. horrific record, continuing to provide the military In 1807, a grand jury in with $1.3 billion in annual aid. Congress has Richmond, Virginia, indicted former Vice President Aaron imposed human rights conditions only to see them Burr on charges of treason and waived by the Trump administration. President high misdemeanor (he was Trump has received Sissi twice at the White House later acquitted). and described him as a “great president.” Let the In 1908, Grover Cleveland, record show that this particular great president just the 22nd and 24th president of the United States, died in presided over the cruel and unjust death of his pre- Princeton, New Jersey, at age decessor. 71. – Washington Post In 1947, what’s regarded as killed when Eastern Airlines head of the Republican Gover- drivers was lifted. the first modern UFO sighting Flight 66, a Boeing 727 carry- nors Association. Ed Thomas, Today’s Birthdays took place as private pilot Ken- ing 124 people, crashed while the football coach of Aplington- Rock singer Arthur Brown is neth Arnold, an Idaho busi- attempting to land during a Parkersburg High School in 77. Actress Michele Lee is 77. nessman, reported seeing nine thunderstorm at New York’s Iowa for 34 years, was gunned Actor-director Georg Stanford Thought for Today silvery objects flying in a John F. Kennedy International down by former player Mark Brown is 76. Rock musician “weaving formation” near Airport. Becker. (Becker was convicted Jeff Beck is 75. Rock singer “All are lunatics, but he who can analyze his delu- Mount Rainier in Washington. In 1992, the Supreme of murder and sentenced to life Colin Blunstone (The Zombies) sions is called a philosopher.” In 1948, Communist forces Court, in a 5-4 decision, in prison without the possibility is 74. Musician Mick Fleetwood — Ambrose Bierce, American author cut off all land and water routes strengthened its 30-year ban of parole.) is 72. Actor Peter Weller is 72. between West Germany and on officially sponsored worship Five years ago: Mississip- Rock musician John Illsley (born this date in 1842, disappeared in 1914 West Berlin, prompting the in public schools, prohibiting pi Republican Sen. Thad (Dire Straits) is 70. Actress western allies to organize the prayer as a part of graduation Cochran, a mainstream con- Nancy Allen is 69. Reggae Letters Policy Berlin Airlift. The Republican ceremonies. servative with more than 40 singer Derrick Simpson (Black National Convention, meeting In 1997, the U.S. Air Force years’ of congressional experi- Uhuru) is 69. Actor Joe Penny in Philadelphia, nominated released a report on the so- ence, narrowly turned back a is 63. Singer-musician Andy The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters New York Gov. 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From page 1 lowed by Jim Favero per- ATTENDEES forming a variety of lively AT Little polka tunes to get the Finland's attendees out onto the Juhannus dance floor of Little Fin- celebration land’s pavilion. enjoy the At dusk, a bonfire was polka tunes lit on the edge of the prop- provided erty. Attendees gathered by Jim around to take in the sight Favero Sat- and in hopes the smoke urday dur- would keep the bugs at ing the bay. annual There was also a lunch summer and 50/50 drawing, Han- festival. nula said. Around 50 people came Richard Jenkins/ out to this year’s Juhannus Daily Globe celebration, according to Hannula, who said the group has been putting on the summer festivals for at least the last 20 years. Michigan opioid Books Concert Tonight Lil Nas X performs at BET For the first time this prescriptions down year, the Friends are offer- 15 percent last year From page 1 ing “Music in the Park” Awards with Billy Ray Cyrus activities offered on behalf today from 5:30-7:30 p.m. LANSING (AP) – The of the library, which is in the township’s new (AP) – Lil Nas X brought his global moments of her recent Coachella Netflix Michigan Department of located on Fair Avenue, pavilion on the corner of country-rap hit “Old Town Road” to life at documentary – as Hall explained the Licensing and Regulatory across from Earla’s Restau- Fair Avenue, which is the BET Awards with a performance at a importance of her home town of Washing- Affairs says the number of rant. Marenisco’s main thor- makeshift Western saloon alongside coun- ton, D.C., to background dancers. Hall opioids dispensed in the Susan Havenor, Friends oughfare, and Mill Street. try singer Billy Ray Cyrus. brought Beyoncé’s iconic performance to state decreased by 15 per- In a yellow fringe jacket, yellow chaps life after the sketch, appearing onstage president, said one of the Performing this evening cent in 2018 compared main events scheduled and a black cowboy hat, Lil Nas X worked with a full marching band while Sugar will be folk singer and with the year before. each year is a craft and the stage Sunday as dancers in denim Bear from the D.C.-based go-go band E.U. songwriter Troy Graham of It said Tuesday the bake sale on the first Satur- Marquette. He also is pro- shorts, leather vests and cowboy hats per- performed the 1988 hit, “Da Butt.” day in November. moted as a poet, children’s formed behind him. Most of the audience “Beyoncé would be proud,” actress Yara number of opioid prescrip- That sale, which also entertainer and workshop members at the Microsoft Theater in Los Shahidi said before she presented the first tions dispensedfell to 8.2 takes place at the township leader. Angeles were up on their feet singing award of the night – best new artist – to million last year compared hall, will be on Nov. 2 this Graham’s music along, including Cardi B. rapper Lil Baby. with 9.7 million in 2017. year. includes old-time, blue- Lizzo also had a fiery performance with “This is my first time receiving an LARA says that during The Friends’ Facebook grass, folk, indie and “Truth Hurts,” which featured her playing award,” he said. “I just want to thank my the same time period, the page also notes pasty sales, gospel, and he has per- the flute while twerking. fans.” state saw the number of steak feeds, story times formed at many major Mid- Cardi B kicked off the show with an Later in the show, Nipsey Hussle, the prescribers, pharmacists and more. west music festivals. explosive performance of her new single late rapper who was a respected and and others registered in In addition, Havenor Graham’s latest album, “Press.” Cardi B’s husband, Offset of the beloved community activist in South Los the Michigan Automated said the library features released in 2018, is “Times rap group Migos, started the perfor- Angeles, will be honored with the Human- Prescription System more cookie decorating with of the Past and Now.” mance Sunday, which included Cardi B itarian Award. Hussle is also nominated than double to 68,000 kids in relation to holidays The public is welcome rapping on top of Offset while he sat on for best hip-hop male artist at the awards from 29,000. such as Valentine’s Day or to tonight’s event, which chair. show. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer She won album of the year for her Born Ermias Asghedom, Hussle was Christmas. will include refreshments. says the Automated Pre- major-label debut, “Invasion of Privacy,” shot to death on March 31 outside his which won the Grammy for best rap South Los Angeles clothing store in what scription System “has HIT tained the audience with album earlier this year. police said was a personal dispute. His played a critical role in the stories behind the “I’m glad I made an album that your sis- funeral, where Beyoncé and Jay-Z were both combatting the opi- inspiration of their original ter, your mother, your grandmother among the big-name celebrities who oid epidemic here in From page 1 works. (likes),” she said. attended, was held at the Staples Center in Michigan and in ensuring 100 years of combined pro- Draughon recalled per- Actress Regina Hall, who is hosting the Los Angeles. The last celebrity funeral patients who need pre- fessional performing expe- forming at the Branding show, appeared in a sketch imitating Bey- held at the concert arena was Michael scription drugs have rience was on stage Satur- Iron in Hurley with a band oncé during the behind-the-scenes Jackson’s in 2009. access to them.” day – much to the enjoy- in college, which led into ment of those in atten- his song “I Want to go Back MONDAY EVENING JUNE 24, 2019 dance. to That Time,” about a col- Often the group enter- lege reunion he attended. 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 Penn & Teller: Fool Us Whose Line Whose Line Page Six TV The Gold- The Gold- Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld Engagement # CW KDLH (N) ’ (TVPG) (CC) Is It? Is It? 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Daily Pick 4: 3-3-1-9 Daily Pick 4: 0-5-3-9 PREMIUM l 6 MONDAY, JUNE 24, 2019 AREA / NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Obituaries US struck Iranian military computers this week WASHINGTON (AP) – Lempi Marie Rouse U.S. military cyber forces launched a strike against IRONWOOD TOWNSHIP, Mich. – Lempi Marie Iranian military computer Rouse, 94, a lifelong resident of Ironwood Town- systems on Thursday as President Donald Trump ship, passed away peacefully Sunday, June 23, 2019. backed away from plans for Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to Jer- a more conventional mili- ald Rocco, owner and manager of Lakeside Memori- tary strike in response to al Chapel Inc., in Wakefield, who will release a com- Iran’s downing of a U.S. plete obituary notice later. surveillance drone, U.S. officials said Saturday. Two officials told The Associated Press that the strikes were conducted with approval from Trump. A third official confirmed the broad outlines of the strike. All spoke on condi- tion of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly about the operation. The cyberattacks – a contingency plan devel- oped over weeks amid Associated Press escalating tensions – dis- IN THIS Thursday, Aug. 31, 2017, file photo, a flame burns at the Shell Deer Park oil abled Iranian computer refinery in Deer Park, Texas. Iran has increased its offensive cyberattacks against systems that controlled its the U.S. government and critical infrastructure as tensions have grown between Associated Press rocket and missile launch- the two nations, cybersecurity firms say. In recent weeks, hackers believed to be THIS PHOTO taken in May 2017 and provided by Ari- ers, the officials said. Two working for the Iranian government have targeted U.S. government agencies, as zona Public Service shows the Festival Ranch 2 of the officials said the well as sectors of the economy, including oil and gas, sending waves of spear- megawatt battery owned by Arizona Public Service attacks, which specifically phishing emails, according to representatives of cybersecurity companies Crowd- near Buckeye, Ariz. An identical battery caught fire in targeted Iran’s Islamic Rev- Strike and FireEye, which regularly track such activity. April 2019 in a massive blaze that sent eight firefight- olutionary Guard Corps ers and a police officer to the hospital, highlighting computer system, were drew last year from the of the hackers managed to an economic adviser posi- the challenges and risks that can arise as utilities pre- provided as options after 2015 nuclear deal with Iran gain access to the targeted tion. Another email was pare for the exponential growth expected for massive Iranian forces blew up two and began a policy of networks with the emails, more generic and appeared batteries to store energy. oil tankers earlier this “maximum pressure.” Iran which typically mimic legit- to include details on updat- month. has since been hit by multi- imate emails but contain ing Microsoft Outlook’s The IRGC, which was ple rounds of sanctions. malicious software. global address book. Arizona fire highlights designated a foreign terror- Tensions spiked this past Tensions have run high The Iranian actor ist group by the Trump week after Iran shot down between the two countries involved in the cyberat- challenges for energy storage administration earlier this an unmanned U.S. drone – since the U.S. withdrew tack, dubbed “Refined Kit- year, is a branch of the Ira- an incident that nearly led from the 2015 nuclear deal ten” by CrowdStrike, has PHOENIX (AP) – Ari- versities and companies nian military. to a U.S. military strike with Iran last year and for years targeted the U.S. zona’s largest electric com- funded by the U.S. Energy The action by U.S. against Iran on Thursday began a policy of “maxi- energy and defense sectors, pany installed massive bat- Department. “So I think it’s Cyber Command was a evening. mum pressure.” Iran has as well as allies such as teries near neighborhoods being taken very serious- demonstration of the U.S.’s The cyberattacks are the since been hit by multiple Saudi Arabia and the Unit- with a large number of ly.” increasingly mature cyber latest chapter in the U.S. rounds of sanctions. Then ed Arab Emirates, said solar panels, hoping to APS has assembled a military capabilities and its and Iran’s ongoing cyber Iran shot down an Adam Meyers, vice presi- capture some of the energy team of engineers, safety more aggressive cyber operations targeting the unmanned U.S. drone this dent of intelligence at from the afternoon sun to experts and first respon- strategy under the Trump other. Yahoo News first week. CrowdStrike. use after dark. ders to work with the utili- administration. Over the reported the cyber strike. “Both sides are desper- The Department of Arizona Public Service ty, battery-maker Fluence last year U.S. officials have In recent weeks, hackers ate to know what the other Homeland Security said in has been an early adopter and others to carefully focused on persistently believed to be working for side is thinking,” said John a statement released Satur- of battery storage technolo- remove and inspect the engaging with adversaries the Iranian government Hultquist, director of intel- day that its agency tasked gy seen as critical for the 378 modules that comprise in cyberspace and under- have targeted U.S. govern- ligence analysis at FireEye. with infrastructure security wider deployment of the McMicken battery sys- taking more offensive oper- ment agencies, as well as “You can absolutely expect has been aware of a recent renewable energy and for a tem and figure out what ations. sectors of the economy, the regime to be leveraging rise in malicious cyber more resilient power grid. happened. There was no immedi- including finance, oil and every tool they have avail- activities directed at U.S. But an April fire and APS installed the 2 ate reaction Sunday morn- gas, sending waves of able to reduce the uncer- government agencies by explosion at a massive bat- megawatt battery systems ing in Iran to the U.S. spear-phishing emails, tainty about what’s going Iranian regime actors and tery west of Phoenix that at a substation in Surprise, claims. Iran has hardened according to representa- to happen next, about what proxies. sent eight firefighters and a outside Phoenix, in 2017 and disconnected much of tives of cybersecurity com- the U.S.’s next move will Cybersecurity and police officer to the hospi- and another near the Festi- its infrastructure from the panies CrowdStrike and be.” Infrastructure Security tal highlighted the chal- val Ranch development in internet after the Stuxnet FireEye, which regularly CrowdStrike shared Agency Director Christo- lenges and risks that can nearby Buckeye. They help computer virus, widely track such activity. This images of the spear-phish- pher C. Krebs said the arise as utilities prepare for the utility manage fluctua- believed to be a joint U.S.- new campaign appears to ing emails with the AP. agency has been working the exponential growth of tions from clouds or the Israeli creation, disrupted have started shortly after One such email that was with the intelligence com- the technology. setting sun in areas with a thousands of Iranian cen- the Trump administration confirmed by FireEye munity and cybersecurity With an investigation large number of rooftop trifuges in the late 2000s. imposed sanctions on the appeared to come from the partners to monitor Irani- ongoing and no public solar panels. Tensions have escalated Iranian petrochemical sec- Executive Office of the an cyber activity and word on the fire’s cause, Those batteries are tiny between the two countries tor this month. President and seemed to be ensure the U.S. and its the incident is being close- in comparison to the 850 ever since the U.S. with- It was not known if any trying to recruit people for allies are safe. ly watched by energy stor- megawatts that APS has age researchers and advo- pledged to build by 2025. Some USDA cates. Energy storage, and bat- Feds probe “This is getting atten- teries in particular, are researchers tion, and I think everyone projected to take off as ‘quality’ of realizes that too many safe- renewable energy prices reluctant to ty incidents ... will be detri- come down and states mental going forward,” mandate a growing share repairs on move cross said George Crabtree, of power must come from director of the Joint Center renewables like wind and country for Energy Storage solar, which are subject to plane in Research, a partnership of the whims of Mother KANSAS CITY, Mo. national laboratories, uni- Nature. Hawaii crash (AP) – Some U.S. Depart- ment of Agriculture HONOLULU (AP) – researchers are reluctant to THERE’S Federal investigators will move across the country to review repair and inspec- the Kansas City area when NO PLACE tion records on the skydiv- two research agencies LIKE HOME ing plane that became move there. inverted before crashing The USDA announced shortly after takeoff on plans earlier this month to Oahu’s North Shore, move the Economic killing all 11 people on Research Service and board in the deadliest civil Associated Press National Institute of Food aviation accident since THIS SUNDAY photo released by the National Trans- and Agriculture closer to 2011. portation Safety Board shows NTSB investigator Eliott farmers and agribusiness- The same plane sus- Simpson briefing NTSB Board Member Jennifer es they serve, and many tained substantial damage Homendy at the scene of the Hawaii skydiving crash employees have objected to its tail section in a 2016 in Oahu, Hawaii. 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A www.homecarewi.comwwwwww..h mecareo owi.c mo ture Secretary. three times and spun report, if warranted. year-and-a-half ago, he Critics say the research 110 IRON STREET (715) 561-3206 repeatedly before the pilot Friday’s crash was the found his way to Hawaii, agencies have lost veteran HURLEY, WI 54534 (800) 627-7032 managed to land it after the most deadly civil aviation where he could skydive employees and been skydivers jumped out, the accident in the United year-round. unable to fill vacancies. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS MONDAY, JUNE 24, 2019 7 Michigan coach helped build Vandy program he's out to beat OMAHA, Neb. (AP) – Vanderbilt coach nament. Tim Corbin gets right to the point when he The Wolverines slumped at the end of discusses his protege, Erik Bakich. the regular season. They were one of the He's proud of him. He's impressed with last four teams to receive NCAA at-large what he has accomplished at Michigan. bids, and they survived meltdowns in He's his biggest fan. regionals and super regionals to stave off Now he wants to beat him. elimination. Corbin's Commodores and Bakich's "It may have taken them 20, 30, 40 Wolverines have never played each other. games, but they are finding their personal- That changes Monday night when they ity and are playing extremely well," Corbin open the best-of-three College World said. "To go through the month of games Series finals at TD Ameritrade Park. and travel and what they've accomplished "I'm not uncomfortable with it," Corbin over the course of time has been nothing said. "If you're going to play someone you short of tremendous." really care about and like, this is the best Bakich's first head coaching job was at place you could possibly do it. It's two Maryland, and he left for Michigan in 2013 groups of teams playing each other, more to take on the challenge of elevating a than anything else. I'm happy for what he northern program that, except for one Associated Press and his wife and his staff and that univer- four-year stretch, hadn't had sustained suc- MICHIGAN COACH Erik Bakich and Vanderbilt coach Tim Corbin share a laugh dur- sity have done to put themselves in a posi- cess on the national level since the 1980s. ing a news conference Sunday in Omaha, Neb. When Michigan (49-20) opens the tion to play for a national championship." "We have these indoor facilities, but we best-of-three CWS finals against No. 2 national seed Vanderbilt (57-11) on Monday The 41-year-old Bakich has become the don't like to use them very often," Bakich night, it will be playing its ninth game at TD Ameritrade in 34 days. hottest coach in the college game for tak- said. "If it's above zero degrees, we are out- gram, winning the 2014 title and returning he's going to be. The young Erik Bakich is ing the Wolverines to the CWS for the first side. It might only be for 20 or 30 minutes, to the CWS finals in 2015. no different than the Erik Bakich you see time since 1984. They're playing for their but it's just a mindset thing. We're going "I don't know if there is a better way to today. The thing that's different is in the first national title since 1962. outside. And our players know it, and our sum up being in the right place at the right experience, the growth that's taken place. Bakich said the seven years he spent at recruits know it, and we don't shy away time, or if the phrase of surrounding your- His passion for what he's doing has never Vanderbilt (2003-09) as an assistant to from it. Yeah, it's cold here, but it's not self with good people has ever rung more changed." Corbin shaped him as a coach, leader and going to keep us from getting better." true than it did when I met those guys," Bakich was hitting coach, worked with man. The California-born Bakich played Bakich said. "It was an instant connection. the outfielders and served as recruiting "I learned everything from him," Bakich third base for East Carolina in 1999 and I didn't know it maybe that day, but I met coordinator at Vanderbilt. He was respon- said. 2000 after transferring from San Jose City three of my closest friends and three guys sible for landing David Price, the No. 1 Vanderbilt (57-11) and Michigan (49- College. He stayed at East Carolina in 2001 I considered mentors in this game." overall pick in the 2007 Major League 20) each went 3-0 in bracket play at the as an assistant strength coach and went to Corbin, 57, said it was a no-brainer to Baseball draft and the 2012 Cy Young CWS but otherwise have had very differ- Clemson in 2002 as a volunteer assistant take Bakich with him when Vanderbilt Award winner. Each of his seven recruiting ent seasons. under Jack Leggett. offered him the job in the fall of 2002. The classes ranked in the top 25, including the The Commodores lost two games in a Leggett's two full-time assistants were Commodores were coming off five straight No. 1 class in 2005. row on just two occasions, most recently Kevin O'Sullivan and Corbin. O'Sullivan losing seasons and hadn't been to the Those classes set into motion Vandy's in early April, and swept the Southeastern went on to build one of the most powerful NCAA Tournament since 1980. NCAA Tournament streak of 14 straight Conference regular-season and tourna- programs in the country at Florida and "He has a high care level for what he's appearances. ment titles. That consistency earned them won the national title in 2017. Corbin has doing," Corbin said. "He doesn't punch a "Vanderbilt is not Vanderbilt without the No. 2 national seed in the NCAA Tour- turned around Vandy's struggling pro- clock. He's trying to be the best at what Erik Bakich," Corbin said. Woodruff strikes out career-high 12, Brewers win MILWAUKEE (AP) – Brandon Woodruff struck out a career-high 12, Travis Shaw homered and the Milwaukee Brewers beat the Cincinnati Reds 7-5 on Sunday. Woodruff (9-2) cruised through the first five innings, allowed Joey Votto's three-run homer in the sixth and struck out two to finish the seventh. Milwaukee improved to 13-1 in the right-hander's 17 starts this season. Alex Claudio got two outs in the eighth and Jeremy Jeffress finished, giving up two runs in the ninth on Yasiel Puig's RBI double and Curt Casali's single. Anthony DeSclafani (4-4) struck out the first six batters, matching the franchise record set by Robert Stephenson against Pittsburgh on Aug. 25, 2017. But the streak ended when Shaw hit the next pitch 465 feet to the bleachers in right field for his sixth home run. Shaw's homer started a five-run third. NL MVP Christian Yelich, whose career- high 18-game hitting streak stopped Satur- day, had an RBI double, Mike Moustakas hit a two-run single and Orlando Arica singled home another. The Brewers tacked on two more in the Associated Press fifth off reliever Zach Duke on a sacrifice MILWAUKEE BREWERS starting pitcher Brandon Woodruff throws during the first inning against the Cincinnati Reds Sunday fly by Eric Thames and Arcia's 10th home in Milwaukee. run. DeSclafani struck out a season-high ting in the seventh, but stayed in the game Brewers: Manager Craig Counsell LHP Andrew Heaney (0-1, 5.68) and the nine and walked one in 4 1/3 innings. in center. . LHP Alex Wood (lower back) tabbed RHP Adrian Houser (2-1, 2.27 Los Angeles Angels for the first time on Votto also had a pair of singles and a walk. felt good after throwing 42 pitches Satur- ERA) to start Wednesday for struggling Tuesday in the opener of a two-game inter- TRAINER'S ROOM day during a live batting practice session. RHP Jimmy Nelson (0-2, 9.75 ERA), who league series at Angel Stadium. Reds: CF Nick Senzel was back in the He'll throw a side session Tuesday for was moved to the bullpen. . CF Lorenzo Brewers: RHP Zach Davies (7-1, 3.06 starting lineup. He left Friday night's game Triple-A Louisville and makes a rehab start Cain got the day off. Ben Gamel replaced ERA) starts against LHP Marco Gonzales with a headache after homering in the there on Thursday. . LHP Wandy Peralta him. (8-6, 4.38 ERS) and the Seattle Mariners fourth. Saturday, he struck out pinch-hit- (right hip flexor strain) is scheduled to UP NEXT for the first time on Tuesday in the opener throw a bullpen on Tuesday in Anaheim. Reds: RHP Tyler Mahle (2-7, 4.17) faces of a three-game interleague series. Martin Truex Jr. holds off Kyle Busch to defend Sonoma title SONOMA, Calif. (AP) – being on ice." Martin Truex Jr. won the Series points leader Joey NASCAR Cup Series race at Logano had battery prob- Sonoma Raceway for the lems and had to pit with 15 second straight year Sun- laps to go. He finished day, comfortably holding 23rd. off teammate Kyle Busch After a week off for the for his fourth victory of the drivers, the championship season. race resumed with Joe Truex won for the Gibbs Racing reasserting fourth time in the last eight its dominance on the hilly points-paying races, earn- road course in Northern ing his 23rd career victory California wine country. and extending his team's The track has another impressive season. The degree of difficulty with late-blooming 38-year-old the return of the difficult is a three-time Sonoma three-turn Carousel, which champion. hasn't been used for a The Joe Gibbs Racing NASCAR race since 1997. Toyota teammates finished Truex was initially uncer- 1-2 for the seventh time in tain how his team's years of their careers. success in Sonoma would "What a season we've be affected by the new lay- turned this into," Truex out. said. "This group, they're Turns out he didn't need unbelievable. Hopefully we Associated Press to worry, not even about can keep this going." MARTIN TRUEX Jr., right, leads Chase Elliott through a turn during a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race Sunday, in Busch. Ryan Blaney was third, Sonoma, Calif. "He was obviously sav- with Matt DiBenedetto fin- the hilly road course. since 1997. pitted, Truex reclaimed the "I just dug down deep, ing a lot," Busch said of his ishing a career-best fourth. The drivers had little Truex got the lead early lead with 23 laps to go. tried to be smooth and hit teammate. "I knew he was Denny Hamlin was fifth. trouble navigating "The in the third stage, and Truex opened an 8-sec- my marks," Truex said. "It going to have enough to be Truex and Busch were Carousel," the extra turns Busch didn't follow Truex ond advantage and held off was definitely difficult. It able to most likely hold us the class of the final stage inserted into the NASCAR into the pits for the final a strong push by Busch to felt terrible the last 20 laps. off, and I was right. I just in a caution-free race on layout for the first time stop. When Busch finally win by 1.861 seconds. The last 10, it was like tried everything I could." l 8 MONDAY, JUNE 24, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard Yelich: Giannis Milwaukee 42 36 .538 ½ 3. (9) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 90. KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Trad- NCAA College St. Louis 40 37 .519 2 4. (19) Matt DiBenedetto, Toyota, ed RHP Ben Lively to Arizona for Cincinnati 36 40 .474 5½ 90. cash. Signed C Wyatt Mascarella to At TDWorld Ameritrade Series Park Omaha Pittsburgh 36 40 .474 5½ 5. (6) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 90. a minor league contract. Omaha, Neb. West Division 6. (23) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 90. NEW YORK YANKEES — All Times EDT WLPct GB 7. (21) Ryan Newman, Ford, 90. Placed OF Cameron Maybin on the (Double Elimination; x-if neces- winning NBA MVP Los Angeles 54 25 .684 — 8. (32) Erik Jones, Toyota, 90. 10-day IL, retroactive to Saturday. sary) Colorado 40 37 .519 13 9. (15) Aric Almirola, Ford, 90. Recalled LHP Nestor Cortes Jr. from Saturday, June 15 Arizona 39 40 .494 15 10. (1) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). Sent Michigan 5, Texas Tech 3 San Diego 38 40 .487 15½ 90. RHP Ben Heller to Tampa (FSL) for Florida State 1, Arkansas 0 San Francisco 33 43 .434 19½ 11. (14) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 90. a rehab assignment. Sunday, June 16 12. (11) Jimmie Johnson, OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Vanderbilt 3, Louisville 1 Saturday's Games St. Louis 4, L.A. Angels 2 Chevrolet, 90. Placed RHP Blake Treinen on the in Milwaukee Mississippi State 5, Auburn 4 N.Y. Mets 10, Chicago Cubs 2 13. (16) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 10-day IL, retroactive to Friday. Monday, June 17 Miami 5, Philadelphia 3 90. Selected the contract of RHP Brian Texas Tech 5, Arkansas 4, Pittsburgh 6, San Diego 3 14. (12) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, Schlitter from Las Vegas (PCL). Arkansas eliminated Milwaukee 6, Cincinnati 5 90. SEATTLE MARINERS — Michigan 2, Florida State 0 L.A. Dodgers 5, Colorado 4, 11 15. (25) Daniel Hemric, Chevro- Optioned RHP Gerson Bautista to Tuesday, June 18 innings let, 90. Tacoma (PCL). Designated LHP Louisville 4, Auburn 1, 5 innings, Atlanta 13, Washington 9 16. (10) Chris Buescher, Chevro- Jesse Biddle for assignment. Select- would be 'cool' susp., rain San Francisco 7, Arizona 4 let, 90. ed the contracts of RHPs Matt Cara- Wednesday, June 19 17. (5) Daniel Suarez, Ford, 90. siti and Mike Wright from Tacoma. Louisville 5, Auburn 3, Auburn Sunday's Games Miami 6, Philadelphia 4 18. (22) Brad Keselowski, Ford, Sent RHP Sam Tuivailala to Everett MILWAUKEE (AP) – Christian Yelich sports. It's definitely exciting times for Mil- eliminated Atlanta 4, Washington 3, 10 90. (NWL) for a rehab assignment. Vanderbilt 6, Mississippi State 3 first met Giannis Antetokounmpo last waukee and sports fans here." Pittsburgh 11, San Diego 10, 11 i 19. (2) William Byron, Chevrolet, Transferred RHP Chasen Bradford Texas Tech 4, Florida State 1, Milwaukee 7, Cincinnati 5 90. to the 60-day IL. FSU eliminated month in downtown Milwaukee. Having the NBA and NL or AL MVP Chicago Cubs 5, N.Y. Mets 3 20. (18) David Ragan, Ford, 90. TAMPA BAY RAYS — Optioned Thursday, June 20 Arizona 3, San Francisco 2, 10 21. (17) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., RHP Austin Pruitt to Durham (IL). The encounter happened inside a hall- award winners in the same city at the same Louisville 4, Mississippi State 3, L.A. Dodgers 6, Colorado 3 Ford, 90. Placed 3B Daniel Robertson and MSU eliminated way at Fiserv Forum after Antetokounmpo time isn't the rarest of occurrences. L.A. Angels 6, St. Louis 4 22. (24) Paul Menard, Ford, 90. RHP Diego Castillo on the 10-day Friday, June 21 23. (3) Joey Logano, Ford, 90. IL, Robertson retroactive to Friday, and the Bucks eliminated the Boston Harden and José Altuve accomplished Michigan 15, Texas Tech 3, TTU Monday's Games N.Y. Mets (Matz 5-5) at Philadel- 24. (26) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, and C Anthony Bemboon on the 60- eliminated Celtics in the Eastern Conference semifi- the feat in Houston in 2018 after the phia (Arrieta 6-6), 7:05 p.m. 90. day IL. Recalled LHP Adam Kolarek Vanderbilt 3, Louisville 2, Atlanta (Teheran 5-5) at Chicago 25. (13) Michael McDowell, Ford, and RHP Hunter Wood from nals. Astros second baseman won the 2017 Louisville eliminated Cubs (Lester 6-5), 8:05 p.m. 89. Durham. Selected the contrat of 3B Championship Series The meeting of the Milwaukee stars American League MVP. It also happened L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 7-1) at 26. (30) Bubba Wallace, Chevro- Michael Brosseau from Durham. (Best-of-3) Arizona (Greinke 8-3), 9:40 p.m. let, 89. Sent LHP Anthony Banda to Char- Monday, June 24: Michigan (48- occurred about six months after Yelich for Houston in 1994 with Olajuwon and Colorado (Gray 7-5) at San Fran- 27. (31) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 89. lotte (FSL) for a rehab assignment. 20) vs. Vanderbilt (57-11), 7 p.m. cisco (Pomeranz 2-7), 10:05 p.m. 28. (28) Matt Tifft , Ford, 89. TORONTO BLUE JAYS — won the 2018 NL MVP award. Hall of Famer Jeff Bagwell. Tuesday, June 25: Michigan vs. 29. (20) Ryan Preece , Chevro- Optioneed RHP Jordan Romano to Vanderbilt, 7 p.m. Tuesday's Games Now, Antetokounmpo could bring Chicago also has seen it happen a cou- N.Y. Mets at Philadelphia, 7:05 let, 89. Buffalo (IL). Recalled RHP Sean x-Wednesday, June 26: Michigan San Diego at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. 30. (29) Parker Kligerman(i), Toy- Reid-Foley from Buffalo. another MVP trophy to the city situated on ple times: Michael Jordan and Sammy vs. Vanderbilt, 7 p.m. Washington at Miami, 7:10 p.m. ota, 89. National League Lake Michigan's western shore. Sosa in 1998, and Andre Dawson won the American League Atlanta at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 31. (35) Landon Cassill(i), ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — All Times EDT Pittsburgh at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Chevrolet, 89. Optioned 1B Kevin Cron and RHP The Bucks forward is a finalist for NBA NL MVP in 1987 followed by Jordan tak- By The Associated Press Seattle at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. 32. (27) Corey LaJoie, Ford, 89. Ben Lively to Reno (PCL). Recalled MVP along with Oklahoma City swingman ing the 1988 NBA MVP honor. East Division Oakland at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. 33. (37) Ross Chastain(i), 2B Domingo Leyba from Reno. WLPct GB L.A. Dodgers at Arizona, 9:40 . Chevrolet, 89. Signed 1B Tristin English, C Lyle Paul George and Houston guard James Roger Clemens and Larry Bird did it in New York 49 28 .636 — Colorado at San Francisco, 9:45 34. (33) Justin Haley(i), Chevro- Lin, OF Dominic Canzone, LHP Tampa Bay 45 33 .577 4½ Cincinnati at L.A. Angels, 10:07 let, 88. Avery Short and 2B Cam Coursey to Harden, who won the award last season. Boston in 1986, and Mike Schmidt and Boston 42 37 .532 8 35. (38) Reed Sorenson, Chevro- minor league contracts. The winner will be announced Monday Julius Erving were the toast of Philadel- Toronto 29 49 .372 20½ 2019 Women's let, 88. ATLANTA BRAVES — Optioned Baltimore 22 56 .282 27½ 36. (34) Cody Ware(i), Chevrolet, RHP Mike Foltynewicz to Gwinnett night. phia in 1981. WorldROUND OFCup 16 Central Division Fatigue, 64. (IL). Recalled RHP Chad Sobotka Saturday, June 22 "Obviously I'm happy to be one of the The script also worked out perfectly for W L Pct GB 37. (4) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, from Gwinnett. Sent LHP Sean At Grenoble, France Minnesota 50 27 .649 — Engine, 60. Newcomb to Gwinnett for a rehab three finalists," Antetokounmpo said two Los Angeles when Kirk Gibson won the Cleveland 42 35 .545 8 Germany 3, Nigeria 0 At Nice, France 38. (36) JJ Yeley, Chevrolet, Fuel assignment. Signed SS Garrett days after losing to the eventual NBA 1988 NL MVP and Magic Johnson cap- Chicago 36 39 .480 13 Pump, 53. Saunders to a minor league con- Detroit 26 47 .356 22 Norway 1, Australia 1, Norway wins 4-1 on penalty kicks Average Speed of Race Winner: tract. champion Toronto Raptors in the Eastern tured the 1989 NBA MVP. Kansas City 27 51 .346 23½ 83.922 mph. CHICAGO CUBS — Optioned Sunday, June 23 West Division Time of Race: 2 Hrs, 42 Mins, 9 RHP Rowan Wick to Iowa (PCL). Conference finals. "Hopefully I get it. If But all of those most valuable overlaps WLPct GB At Valenciennes, France England 3, Cameroon 0 Secs. Margin of Victory: 1.861 Sec- Assigned LHP Tim Collins outright not, I have many more years to be able to occurred in major media markets, and Mil- Houston 49 30 .620 — onds. to Iowa. Reinstated RHP Tony Bar- Texas 42 36 .538 6½ At Le Havre, France help my teammates be successful and put waukee is one of the smallest markets in France 2, Brazil 1, OT Caution Flags: 2 for 6 laps. nette from the 60-day IL. Oakland 41 38 .519 8 Lead Changes: 7 among 5 CINCINNATI REDS — Signed Monday, June 24 me in a situation that we can get it." major North American professional Los Angeles 39 40 .494 10 drivers. LHP Jacques Pucheu, RHP Jake Seattle 35 47 .427 15½ At Reims, France Spain vs. United States, 1600 Lap Leaders: K. Larson 0;W. Gilbert and SS Yan Contreras to Antetokounmpo set career highs by sports. Saturday's Games Byron 1-21;C. Elliott 22-24;M. Truex minor league contracts. Minnesota 5, Kansas City 3, 10 At Paris averaging 27.7 points, 12.5 rebounds and Brewers manager Craig Counsell, who Sweden vs. Canada, 1900 GMT Jr. 25-37;D. Hamlin 38-41;M. Truex COLORADO ROCKIES — St. Louis 4, L.A. Angels 2 Jr. 42-63;K. Busch 64-66;M. Truex Optioned RHP Jeff Hoffman to Albu- Tuesday, June 25 5.9 assists while leading the Bucks to a grew up in Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin, said Toronto 8, Boston 7 Jr. 67-90. querque (PCL). Recalled INF Gar- Oakland 4, Tampa Bay 2 At Montpellier, France league-best 60-22 record in the regular having both the NL MVP and NBA MVP in Italy vs. China, 1600 GMT Leaders Summary (Driver, Times rett Hampson from Albuquerque. Baltimore 8, Seattle 4 Lead, Laps Led): Martin Truex Jr. 3 Signed LHP Matt Whitehouse to a Cleveland 2, Detroit 0 At Rennes, France season. The 6-foot-11 first-team All-NBA Milwaukee would be a huge victory for a Netherlands vs. Japan, 1900 times for 59 laps; William Byron 1 minor league contract. N.Y. Yankees 7, Houston 5 time for 21 laps; Denny Hamlin 1 LOS ANGELES DODGERS — performer is just the second player in city and a pair of fan bases that saw both QUARTERFINAL Texas 6, Chicago White Sox 5 time for 4 laps; Kyle Busch 1 time for Placed 1B David Freese on the 10- Thursday, June 27 league history to average at least 27 points, the Brewers and Bucks fall just short of Sunday's Games 3 laps; Chase Elliott 1 time for 3 day IL, retroactive to Friday. Toronto 6, Boston 1 At Le Havre, France 12 rebounds and 5.5 assists, joining Oscar winning world championships in the last Norway vs. England, 1900 GMT laps. Recalled C Will Smith from Okla- Cleveland 8, Detroit 3 homa City (PCL). Friday, June 28 Detroit Red Wings draft picks Robertson during the 1961-62 campaign. few months. Houston 9, N.Y. Yankees 4 1 (6) Moritz Seider, d, Mannheim MIAMI MARLINS — Assigned Kansas City 6, Minnesota 1 At Paris France vs. Reims winner, 1900 (Germany). OFs Peter O'Brien and Rosell Her- The 24-year-old Athens, Greece, native "We're all hoping for it," he said. "I Texas 7, Chicago White Sox 4 2 (35) Antti Tuomisto, d, Assat Jr. rera outright to New Orleans (PCL). Tampa Bay 8, Oakland 2 Saturday, June 29 would be only the fifth international NBA think everybody in the state's hoping for At Valenciennes, France (Finland-Jr.). Sent 1B Neil Walker to Jupiter (FSL) Seattle 13, Baltimore 3 2 (54) Robert Mastrosimone, lw, to a rehab assignment. Signed C L.A. Angels 6, St. Louis 4 Montpellier winner vs. Rennes MVP, joining Dirk Nowitzki, Steve Nash, it. I know Milwaukee's hoping for it. It winner, 1300 GMT Chicago (USHL). Adrian Nieto to a minor league con- Monday's Games 2 (60) Albert Johansson, d, Far- tract. Tim Duncan and Hakeem Olajuwon. would be really cool. As a sports fan, we're Toronto (Sanchez 3-9) at N.Y. At Rennes, France Germany vs. Paris winner, 1630 jestad Jr. (Sweden-Jr.). NEW YORK METS — Sent LHP Yelich won the NL MVP award in near- lucky to be able to see two of the best Yankees (Sabathia 4-4), 7:05 p.m. 3 (66) Albin Grewe, rw, Djurgar- Luis Avilan to St. Lucie (FSL) for a SEMIFINAL Chicago White Sox (Giolito 10-2) den Jr. (Sweden-Jr.). rehab assignment. Signed RHP unanimous fashion in November after doing their jobs in their profession in our at Boston (Rodriguez 8-4), 7:10 p.m. Tuesday, July 2 At Lyon, France 4 (97) Ethan Phillips, c, Sioux Danny Hrbek to a minor league con- becoming the first Brewers player to win a city. It makes both teams exciting." Kansas City (Keller 3-9) at Cleve- Falls (USHL). tract. land (Plutko 3-1), 7:10 p.m. Le Havre winner vs. Paris winner, 1900 GMT 5 (128) Cooper Moore, d, PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — batting title. He finished two home runs Antetokounmpo would be only the sec- Tuesday's Games Brunswick Prep (Conn.). Optioned RHP Edubray Ramos to San Diego at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Wednesday, July 3 and an RBI shy of the NL's first Triple ond Bucks player to win the honor, joining At Lyon, France 6 (159) Elmer Soderblom, rw, Lehigh Valley (IL). Recalled RHP Toronto at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 Frolunda Jr. (Sweden-Jr.). Enyel De Los Santos from Lehigh Chicago White Sox at Boston, Valenciennes winner vs. Rennes Crown since the St. Louis Cardinals' Joe Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who won three of winner, 1900 GMT 6 (177) Gustav Berglund, d, Frol- Valley. 7:10 unda U18 (Sweden-Jr. U18). PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Sent Medwick in 1937. his record six MVP awards while playing THIRD PLACE Kansas City at Cleveland, 7:10 7 (190) Kirill Tyutyayev, lw, Yeka- RHP Jordan Lyles to Indianapolis Saturday, July 6 The Thousand Oaks, California, native for Milwaukee in the early 1970s. Texas at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. terinburg 2 (Russia-Jr.). (IL) for a rehab assignment. Pittsburgh at Houston, 8:10 p.m. At Nice, France garnered 29 of 30 first-place votes from Bucks coach Mike Budenholzer, who is Semifinal losers, 1500 GMT 7 (191) Carter Gylander, g, Sher- SAN DIEGO PADRES — Seattle at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. wood Park (AJHL).s Optioned RHP Gerardo Reyes to El CHAMPIONSHIP the Baseball Writers' Association of Amer- a finalist for NBA Coach of the Year, said Tampa Bay at Minnesota, 8:10 Paso (PCL). Recalled RHP Chris Oakland at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. Sunday, July 7 TransactionsAmerican League Paddack from Lake Elsinore (Cal). ica to win in a landslide over Javier Báez of Milwaukee is fortunate to have a player Cincinnati at L.A. Angels, 10:07 At Lyon, France Semifinal winners, 1500 GMT BOSTON RED SOX — Signed WASHINGTON NATIONALS — the Chicago Cubs and third-place finisher like Antetokounmpo, who is also a candi- National League RHP Robinson Leyer to a minor Released RHP Trevor Rosenthal. East Division NASCAR Monster league contract. Optioned RHP Joe Ross to Fresno Nolan Arenado of the Colorado Rockies. date for NBA Defensive Player of the Year. W L Pct GB Energy Cup Results CLEVELAND INDIANS — (PCL). Recalled RHPs Austin Voth Atlanta 46 32 .590 — 31st Annual Toyota/Save Mart Optioned LHP Josh Smith to Colum- from Harrisburg (EL) and Kyle The other first-place vote went to New "For our fan base and for our organiza- Philadelphia 39 38 .506 6½ 350 bus (IL). Recalled 1B Bobby Bradley McGowin from Fresno. York Mets pitcher Jacob deGrom, who fin- tion to have an MVP, it's very rare, and Washington 37 40 .481 8½ Sonoma Raceway from Columbus. WNBA New York 37 41 .474 9 Sonoma, California DETROIT TIGERS — Designat- NEW YORK LIBERTY — ished fifth in the MVP balloting a day after hopefully we all appreciate it and enjoy Miami 30 46 .395 15 Sunday, June 23, 2019 ed RHP Carlos Torres for assign- Announced the resignation of assis- winning the NL Cy Young Award. having a great, great player like Giannis," Central Division 1. (8) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, ment. Selected the contract of RHP tant coach Charmin Smith, to WLPct GB 90. Jose Cisnero from Toledo (IL). become head coach at the Universi- Yelich, 27, called his MVP victory he said. "It's just incredible what we have Chicago 42 35 .545 — 2. (7) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 90. ty of California. "mind-boggling" and told The Associated in Giannis." Press he's rooting for Antetokounmpo to As for any advice Yelich may have for bring the NBA's top individual honor back Antetokounmpo if he wins: "I don't think Defending champion US to Milwaukee. he needs any advice from me," he said. "It'll be cool," said Yelich, who is in the "He's a great kid. He carries himself really midst of yet another MVP-caliber season. well. Just from the times I've gotten to plays Spain to open "It's definitely unique. It doesn't happen all interact with him, he seems great. He the time when you have two guys that have seems like he's going to handle it very won an MVP in the same city in different well." knockout stage Hockey stick missing for 39 years resurfaces in Michigan REIMS, France (AP) – Spain coach You have to take the approach that if it's a Indians top Jorge Vilda says part of the challenge in method where you're learning, you're ST. CLAIR SHORES (AP) – A hockey facing the United States is making sure his growing and you're getting better, you stick used by a 1980 Team USA hockey players aren't intimidated by the defend- can't worry about what your opponent player from Michigan has resurfaced near- Tigers 8-3 ing Women's World Cup champions. takes away from a game," she said. ly four decades after it disappeared. Spain faces the top-ranked U.S. team Ellis said Julie Ertz and Morgan were The stick belonged to Mark Wells. The CLEVELAND (AP)-- Tigers designated Monday in Reims, marking the first time "fine" but didn't elaborate. Ertz missed the Olympic gold medalist gave it to the St. hitter Miguel Cabrera singled in the first to La Roja will appear in the knockout round team's final group-stage match, a 2-0 victo- Clair Shores Civic Arena in 1980, the last move into a tie with Luke Appling for 56th at the World Cup. ry over Sweden, because of a hip contu- time it was seen. place all-time with 2,749 hits. His 1,665 "We need to insure that it doesn't get in sion. Morgan did not play in the second The Macomb Daily reports that St. career RBIs rank 29th, two behind Sammy our head. We've had the right level of com- half because of a couple of hard collisions Clair Shores Mayor Kip Walby recently Sosa. petition, and we hope that tomorrow that in the first. announced that the stick had been TUMBLING TIGERS we can put our best foot forward," Vilda Spain, playing in its second World Cup returned to him. He declined to give Detroit has lost four straight, fell to 4-15 said Sunday through a translator. "When but making its first appearance in the details. in June and was swept for the seventh time the girls look at the players in front of knockout round, finished second to Ger- He says he's happy to have it back. He this season. The Tigers are 2-14 in their them they are not going to see stars, they many in its group to draw the United plans to display it at the civic arena, as last 16 games at Progressive Field, drop- are going to see a team like any other. They States. was intended 39 years ago. ping seven in a row. are a good team, but we are also a team Spain has been on the rise since Vilda Each team member received a stick TRAINER'S ROOM that has been known to be up to scratch took over following the 2015 World Cup. autographed by the players and coach. Tigers: SS Jordy Mercer (right quadri- and shown what we can do on the pitch." The team won the 2017 Algarve Cup and The team defeated the Soviet Union's ceps strain) went 0 for 3 with a walk in the It's going to be hard not to see those last year won the Cyprus Cup, while also national team. first game of his rehabilitation assignment stars when facing a front line that includes finishing in the final eight of the UEFA Wells played 29 games for Team USA, with Triple-A Toledo. He has been on the Alex Morgan, Megan Rapinoe and Tobin Women's Euro. scoring 9 goals and 7 assists. 10-day injured list since May 8. Heath. Defender Irene Paredes was asked if UP NEXT

The United States skated through its Spain's players believe they have a chance. Brewers 7, Reds 5 Tigers: RHP Jordan Zimmermann (0-4, group with a stage record 18 goals. And "That's pretty basic," she said. "That's Cincinnati Milwaukee 6.03 ERA) faces Rangers RHP Jesse Chavez ab rhbi ab rhbi the team didn't concede a goal in the the first thing you have to achieve, that we Winker lf 4110Grandal c 4110 (2-2, 3.18 ERA) in the opener of a three- group for the first time at a World Cup. ourselves think that we can win, right?" Votto 1b 3133Yelich rf 5111 game series Tuesday at Comerica Park. E.Sarez 3b 4010Mstakas 2b 4112 The three-time World Cup winners are The winner Monday will play fourth- Detrich 2b 4000Braun lf 4120 Senzel cf 4110Thames 1b 2011 Indians 8, Tigers 3 brimming with confidence. ranked France, which defeated Brazil 2-1 Detroit Puig rf 3121Jffress p 0000 Cleveland J.Iglss ss 2000Arcia ss 4122 ab r h bi ab r h bi "I think this is the best team we've had," on Sunday. J.Jones cf 4 1 2 1 Lindor ss 4 1 2 1 Duke p 0000T.Shaw 3b 4111 Cstllns rf 3 0 1 0 Mercado cf 4 0 1 1 Ali Krieger said. "We're so confident right CANADA-SWEDEN: Canada heads into Ervin ph 1000Wodruff p 3000 Mi.Cbrr dh 3 0 1 0 C.Sntna dh 3 2 1 1 Stphnsn p 0000Claudio p 0000 now. We're so motivated to want to win its knockout round match against Sweden Goodrum ss 4 0 2 2 Luplow lf 4 0 0 0 Bowman p 0000Aguilar 1b 0000 Dixon 1b 4 0 0 0 Ramirez 3b 4 2 2 0 and succeed." in Paris with captain Christine Sinclair sit- K.Frmer ph 1000Gamel cf 3120 C.Stwrt lf 4 0 0 0 Kipnis 2b 4 1 2 2 Casali c 4011 The two teams met in January in Ali- ting at 182 career goals, just two away G.Bckhm 2b 4 0 0 0 B.Brdly 1b 3 1 1 1 DSclfni p 1000 H.Cstro 3b 3 1 1 0 Bauers pr-1b 0 0 0 0 cante, part of a European trip for the Unit- from matching the international record set Peraza ss 3110 Ro.Rdri ph 1 0 0 0 Plwecki c 4 1 1 1 Totals 34 5 10 5 Totals 33 7 11 7 ed States. Christen Press scored the lone by former U.S. forward Abby Wambach. Bo.Wlsn c 3 1 1 0 Naquin rf 4 0 0 0 Cincinnati 000 003 002 — 5 Totals 33 3 8 3 Totals 34 8 10 7 goal in a 1-0 victory and the Americans Sinclair is the second player to score in Milwaukee 005 020 00x — 7 Detroit DP_Cincinnati 1, Milwaukee 2. LOB_Cincinnati 4, Milwaukee 7. 2B_Puig 100 000 020 — 3 Cleveland rebounded from a 3-1 loss to France in Le five straight World Cups, joining Brazil's (9), Yelich (16), Braun 2 (12). HR_Votto (7), Arcia (10), T.Shaw (6). SB_Braun 050 010 02x — 8 E_Goodrum (8). DP_Cleveland 1. LOB_Detroit 5, Cleveland 4. 2B_Castel- (5). CS_Puig (3). SF_Thames (2). Havre a few days before. Marta. lanos (25), Lindor (12), B.Bradley (1). HR_J.Jones (9), C.Santana (17). SB_Lin- IP HRER BB SO dor (11), Ramirez (18). The match may have been a confidence Eight of Sinclair's goals have come Cincinnati DeSclafani L,4-4 4 1-3 86619 IP H R ER BB SO boost for No. 13 Spain, because it was able against Sweden. Detroit Duke 1 2-3 11112 Norris L,2-6 7 8 6 6 0 8 to hang with the world's top-ranked team. "They're a team that always shows up in Stephenson 120001 Cisnero 1 2 2 2 2 2 Bowman 100021 Coach Jill Ellis said she believed that the big tournaments," she told reporters Cleveland Milwaukee Plesac W,3-2 7 5 1 1 1 2 friendly was critical to the Americans' following training. "Obviously they won Woodruff W,9-2 7733112 Goody 1 3 2 2 1 0 Claudio 2-3 00010 T.Olson 2-3 0 0 0 0 2 preparation, but both teams have since the silver medal in the last Olympics. Jeffress 1 1-3 32200 Cimber 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Umpires_Home, Cory Blaser; First, Laz Diaz; Second, Jansen Visconti; evolved. They're a world-class team, very well-orga- Umpires_Home, Adrian Johnson; First, Quinn Wolcott; Second, Marvin Hud- Third, Jeff Nelson. son; Third, Roberto Ortiz. "I actually pushed for that game nized with some great players. It's going to T_2:50. A_41,237 (41,900). because I think it was important for us. be a great game." T_2:33. A_25,790 (35,225). l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS MONDAY, JUNE 24, 2019 9 HERMAN SPEED BUMP No longer feeling like a priority Dear Annie: As much as I hate to admit it, I think about divorce practically every day. Divorce, however, isn’t something I want. What I want is for my husband to understand my point of view – which is why I’m writing this letter. He reads your column religiously. Maybe my words will Dear sink in when he reads them here rather Annie than hearing them from me time after time. Telling him how I feel has resulted in marriage needs. However, you might be absolutely no change in his attitude. In onto something with seeking another some ways, it only made things worse. medium for your message. In this case, I Everything becomes my fault. After being think the best format would be marriage married to my husband for nearly 24 counseling. An objective third party can years, I’m tired of feeling like I’m no longer offer your husband perspective he might on his priority list. (Sadly, I know this is not be willing to hear from you. Plus, it THE PAJAMA DIARIES the case for many other wives out there.) Gone are the days of feeling loved, cher- will offer you insights into your own ished, protected and taken care of. The behavior you might not be expecting. Tell overwhelming feeling now is that of being your husband how important it is to you taken for granted. Gone are the days of that you go to counseling together, that receiving heartfelt tokens of affection like a you feel the health of your marriage note, kiss on the forehead, comforting hug depends on it. or a bouquet of wildflowers picked just for Dear Annie: I just read the question me. Now, I can hardly have a conversation from “Bad Mom.” I, too, was trapped in the with him without being met with a sexual cruel cycle of addiction. I benefited from innuendo reply. the support of the fellowship in Narcotics Gone, too, are the days when he’d help Anonymous and Alcoholics Anonymous MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM with household chores so that it wasn’t all multiple times only to relapse. For me to on my shoulders. My husband is at that break free from substance abuse as a cop- age now where he no longer has to work. ing mechanism required professional He is able to do as he pleases all day while counseling. There I learned how to begin I’m still working full time. Even though he to resolve deep-seated psychological now has all the time in the world to help issues. The disease of addiction needs to with household chores, he chooses not to, be addressed on four levels – physiologi- leaving it up to me to do on the weekends. cal, psychological, sociological and spiri- I’m not sure what to do. Every time I tual. It sounds as though “Bad Mom,” who bring it up, nothing changes. I’m made out was able to get clean and sober in the past, to be the bad person. I’m not perfect, by is aware of the physical aspects of addic- any means, but I do still treat him much tion and likely received social and spiritu- BORN LOSER the same as I always have: with respect, al support through her church family. Per- unconditional love and support. I hope haps the advice that she doesn’t already that I would deserve the same. The more know is that time working with a therapist he changes, though, the less love and could give her the ability to forgive herself respect I feel for him. – Taken for Granted for the person she’s been. From there, she Dear Taken: It’s not just many wives could finally benefit from the support of but also plenty of husbands, boyfriends NA, AA and church groups, as it has for and girlfriends who have felt taken for me. – Been There granted. In fact, I’d say the No. 1 threat to Dear Been There: So well said. 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NorthNorth 006-24-196-24-19renewed their alarm over Bangkok in the Cold War said. m 3 2 the U.S.-China trade war, era, the diverse 10-nation The U.S., which has pur- n Q J 6 o Q J 7 5 4 with one leader warning it bloc lumps together an sued bilateral deals over p A Q 6 West Eastmay spiral out of control. absolute monarchy and multination trade accords m 7 m A J 5 The long-raging territo- constitutional monarchies, under President Donald n K 9 3 2 n 10 8 7 4 o A 8 6 o K 10 9 2 rial conflicts and the pro- along with socialist Trump, is not included in p J 10 9 5 3 p 8 2 tracted dispute between republics and fledgling the Regional Comprehen- SouthSouth m K Q 10 9 8 6 4 the two global economic democracies. sive Economic Partnership, n A 5 powerhouses are high on This year’s host, Thai or RCEP, which Prayuth o 3 p K 77 44 the agenda in the final of Prime Minister Prayuth said would encompass the Dealer: NorthNorth two days of meetings of Chan-ocha, opened the world’s largest free-trade Vulnerable:Vulnerable: BothBoth leaders from the Associa- summit with a call for region. South West North East 1o Pass tion of Southeast Asian regional unity and a push Officials from Singa- 1m Pass 1N1NTT PaPassss Nations. It’s an annual for the bloc to conclude a pore, Thailand, Indonesia 4m Pass Pass Pass summit steeped in diplo- massive free trade pact and Vietnam will be at the Opening lead: p J macy, protocol and cultural with China and five other G-20 summit later this color in the Thai capital. Asia-Pacific nations to month in Japan, where At first the sun, Facing regional predica- cushion any impact from Trump and Chinese Presi- then a nasty squall ments such as the America’s trade conflicts dent Xi Jinping are expect- By Phillip Alder Rohingya refugee crisis in with China. ed to meet, and express the Myanmar, the leaders took “The winds of protec- region’s concerns. Some declarers always assume the sun will shine. More successful ones will worry about inclement distribution. In today’s deal, South pushes into four spades. What should he do after West leads the club jack, and East signals with the eight? What are South’s potential losers? On a bad day, two spades (West has at least ace-jack-third), one heart (the finesse loses) and one diamond. If it is that bad a day, South will have no chance. So, let’s be optimistic, in particular, hoping the spade suit will be more favorable. The natural reaction is to take the first trick on the board and to play a spade to the queen or king. (Yes, here finessing the 10 works well, but it is not the correct play.) When declarer wins the second trick, he returns to the board with a club and leads its remaining trump. However, suddenly the weather turns nasty. East wins with his spade ace and shifts to a diamond. West takes that trick and leads another club, which East ruffs. Then, whether he leads a heart or tries to cash the diamond king, South will lose a heart trick and go down one. East’s club eight at trick one should have sounded a warning siren. At trick three, declarer should have led his diamond to cut the communications between the defenders. Then East cannot get a club ruff, and South loses only one spade, one heart and one diamond. Yes, if the cards were distributed differently, declarer would need to do something else, but the Ask The Doctors recommended play gets the nod Ask The Doctors from mathematicians.

by Eve Glazier, M.D. & Elizabeth Ko, M.D.

Dear Doctor: Are those wire- low-level radiation, are the our bodies and close to our less earbuds everyone seems ones generated by wireless de- brains. to be wearing nowadays safe? vices. Non-ionizing EMFs As we mentioned earlier, the I heard that some international haven't been proven to be results of ongoing research researchers are petitioning the harmful to humans. But they into the health effects of low- World Health Organization haven't been shown to be level EMFs remain mixed at about them because the sig- harmless, either, and so the this time. Scientists point out nals that they emit may be debate rages on. that Bluetooth devices, which hurting our brains. Should we As you point out in your letter, include wireless earbuds, give be concerned? some scientists and re- off less than 10% of the radia- Dear Reader: When it comes searchers are raising an alarm. tion of cellphones. 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Police cut the locks the The Garzweiler lignite protesters had used to coal mine has been the chain themselves to the focal point of environmen- railway tracks and then tal protests in Germany’s carried the protesters out Rhineland region since Fri- one by one. Inside the day, when 40,000 students mine, some protesters left rallied for more govern- voluntarily, while others ment action against climate were taken on buses and change in the nearby city of driven out of the mine. Aachen. Police took the identities of “We wrote climate histo- all demonstrators before ry this weekend,” the letting them go. activist group End of Story German news agency said as it halted the protest. dpa reported that activists “Our movement has never claimed police had denied been so diverse and never water and food to those Associated Press been so determined.” who were temporarily NUMEROUS ENVIRONMENTAL activists walk on a roadway on the site of the Garzweiler open-cast mine in The long-planned detained. Police denied the Garzweiler, Germany, Saturday. The protests for more climate protection in the Rhineland continue. protests began Friday just allegation. hours after European Union The mine has been the police tweeted that RWE Following months of cli- many climate neutral by is a must if countries want leaders failed at a summit to focus of many protests in had filed a criminal com- mate protests by students 2050. That would mean the to achieve the 2015 Paris agree on how to make the recent years because the plaint against those and a sharp rise in the country’s economy no climate accord’s most ambi- EU carbon neutral by 2050. operator, German utility protesters who had locked polls for Germany’s Greens longer would add green- tious goal of keeping global On Saturday, some company RWE, planned to themselves to the tracks. party, German Chancellor house gases to the atmo- temperatures from rising demonstrators blocked the cut down a forest to enlarge The utility company had Angela Merkel recently sphere. more than 2.7 degrees railroad tracks used to it. stopped mining during the threw her weight behind Scientists say ending fos- Fahrenheit compared to transport coal before oth- Later Sunday, Aachen three days of protests. the goal of making Ger- sil fuel use by mid-century pre-industrial times. Trump’s Census, redistricting top popularity could be tested remaining Supreme Court cases if Sanders runs WASHINGTON (AP) – courts should defer to deci- The Supreme Court enters sions made by executive in 2022 its final week of decisions branch agencies. LITTLE ROCK, Ark. with two politically But the biggest cases by (AP) – Press secretary charged issues unresolved, far involve the citizenship Sarah Sanders seems to be whether to rein in political question the Trump in an enviable position as line-drawing for partisan administration wants to she leaves the White gain and allow a citizen- add to the census and two House for a possible run ship question on the 2020 cases in which lower for governor in her home census. courts found that Republi- state of Arkansas. She has Both decisions could cans in North Carolina and the tacit endorsement of a affect the distribution of Democrats in Maryland president popular in the political power for the next went too far in drawing state and political connec- decade, and both also may congressional districts to tions that go back to her test Chief Justice John benefit their party at the dad Mike Huckabee’s Roberts’ professed desire expense of the other more than 10 years as gov- Associated Press to keep his court of five party’s voters. ernor. PROTESTERS HOLD signs spelling out, “No War,” outside the White House, Thurs- conservatives appointed by The Supreme Court has Since her departure was day in Washington, after President Donald Trump tweeted that “Iran made a very Republican presidents and never invalidated districts announced this month, big mistake” by shooting down a U.S. surveillance drone over the Strait of Hormuz four liberals appointed by on partisan grounds, but Sanders hasn’t ruled out in Iran. Democrats from looking the court has kept the door the possibility of a run for like the other, elected open to these claims. The public office when she Yemeni rebels strike Saudi airport ahead of US-Saudi talks branches of government. court has struck down dis- returns to Arkansas later Decisions that break along tricts predominantly based this summer. Republican DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) – said earlier Sunday the rebels had the court’s political and on race. Gov. Asa Hutchinson, who One person was killed and seven others launched drones targeting Saudi airports ideological divide are more Now though the justices was reelected last year, is were wounded in an attack by Iranian- in the southern cities of Abha and Jizan. likely to generate criticism are considering whether to barred by term limits from allied Yemeni rebels on an airport in Saudi Saudi Arabia’s military spokesman Col. of the court as yet another rule out federal lawsuits running again in 2022. Arabia Sunday evening, the Saudi military Turki al-Maliki did not say what type of political institution. making claims of partisan Other White House said, as the U.S. secretary of state was on weapon was used in Sunday’s attack, In addition, the justices gerrymandering. Con- officials who left have his way to the country for talks on Iran. which took place shortly after 9 p.m. local could say as early as Mon- versely, the court also remained in the public eye Regional tensions have flared in recent time. The Saudi Press Agency reported day whether they will add could impose limits on the by writing books and hit- days. The U.S. abruptly called off military that a Syrian resident of Saudi Arabia had to their election-year calen- practice for the first time. It ting the lecture circuit, but strikes against Iran in response to the been killed, but did not identify the dar a test of President Don- was not clear at arguments none has made a high-pro- shooting down of an unmanned American nationalities of those wounded. ald Trump’s effort to end in March that any conser- file run for office. A surveillance drone on Thursday. It was the second attack in less than an Obama-era program vative justices were pre- Sanders candidacy could The Trump administration has com- two weeks on Abha’s airport. The Houthis that shields young immi- pared to join the liberals to test whether President bined a “maximum pressure” campaign of launched a cruise missile at the airport on grants from deportation. limit partisan gerryman- Donald Trump and ques- economic sanctions with a buildup of June 12, wounding 26 passengers inside. The court’s new term dering. tions about his administra- American forces in the region following The Iranian-backed Houthis also claimed begins in October. In the census case, the tion’s credibility are politi- the U.S. withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear responsibility for bomb-laden drone Twelve cases that were Census Bureau’s own cal liabilities, even in solid- deal between Iran and world powers. A strikes that targeted a key Saudi oil argued between November experts say that Hispanics ly Republican states. new set of U.S. sanctions on Iran are pipeline in recent weeks. and April remain to be and other immigrants are Trump has openly expected to be announced Monday. Also Sunday, U.S Secretary of State decided. They include dis- likely to be undercounted teased the prospect of The Sunday attack by the Yemeni Mike Pompeo was traveling to Saudi Ara- putes over: a trademark if the census questionnaire Sanders running. rebels, known as Houthis, targeted the bia and the United Arab Emirates for talks sought by the FUCT cloth- asks everyone about their “I have a feeling she’s Saudi airport in Abha. Saudi Arabia has on Iran. His meetings in Saudi Arabia will ing line, control of a large citizenship status. The last going to be running for a been at war with the Houthis in Yemen for be in the Red Sea city of Jiddah, about 315 swatch of eastern Okla- time the question appeared certain gubernatorial posi- more than four years. miles north of where the Saudi airport was homa that once belonged on the once-a-decade cen- tion,” Trump said. A Houthi spokesman, Yahia al-Sarie, struck. to Indian tribes and when sus was in 1950. Government fails to release data on deaths in police custody

(AP) – More than four they’re dying.” this information, the pub- on Mental Illness. freeze from 2017 until April ing, KUOW public radio years after Congress The law, enacted in lic will have no way of Late last year, the DOJ’s of this year. With the freeze and the Northwest News required the Department of December 2014, is meant knowing how many people inspector general’s office now lifted, the agency “will Network that revealed at Justice to assemble infor- to paint a clearer picture of are dying or under what issued a review criticizing expeditiously move to hire least 306 people had died mation about those who police-involved killings and circumstances, said U.S. the department’s failure to staff to fill the most critical since 2008 after being taken die in police custody, the deaths inside correctional Rep. Bobby Scott, D-Va., move ahead. A string of positions,” she said. to county jails across the agency has yet to imple- facilities. It requires both the measure’s primary bureaucratic hurdles Scott said the DOJ needs Pacific Northwest. The ment a system for collect- state and federal law sponsor. With the data, caused the biggest holdups, to do better, whatever the investigation found at least ing that data or release any enforcement agencies to Scott said, “We can at least the report found, most reasons. 70 percent of those inmates new details of how and report information about begin the discussion.” notably ongoing debates “I’ve just been disgusted were awaiting trial and that why people die under the those who die while under The 2014 law renewed over what methodology to that the executive branch suicide accounted for nearly watch of law enforcement. arrest, in the process of and expanded a measure use to collect data. The can’t figure out how to half of all cases with a The information vacu- being arrested or while that had expired eight report noted a new system require people to fill out known cause of death. um is hampering efforts to incarcerated. years prior. It required the isn’t likely to be in place these little forms on a quar- Deaths were tallied after identify patterns that might The measure passed DOJ to issue a report by the until October at the earliest. terly basis,” he said. “It reporters went county by lead to policies to prevent amid public outrage over end of 2016 exploring how The agency has contin- can’t be that complicated.” county to seek information, deaths during police police killings including the the agency and law enforce- ued collecting some data As the delays drag on, because no state entity was encounters, arrests and death of Michael Brown, an ment could use the infor- about in-custody deaths some states are moving to required to amass it. incarceration, say advo- 18-year-old unarmed black mation collected to reduce under its old standards, address the lack of data In some states, deaths in cates and the congressman man shot by a white police deaths in custody. No such but the Bureau of Justice themselves. prisons are tracked at the who sponsored the Death officer in Ferguson, Mis- report has been completed, Statistics, the DOJ arm In Oregon, a measure state level but those that in Custody Reporting Act. souri. Now, a crisis of sui- however, and advocacy responsible for releasing it, signed into law last month occur in local and county “The result of it is that cides in jails across the U.S. groups worry the lack of is years behind. mandates that counties jails are not. people are not coming – prompted in part by the accountability is letting law Statistics through 2016 report to the state informa- “It really is kind of a dark home,” said Jesselyn incarceration of the mental- enforcement officials off should be made public tion related to the medical, spot in our criminal justice McCurdy, deputy director ly ill – has raised interest in the hook. sometime this summer, mental and behavioral system in terms of what we of the American Civil Lib- the law and its delayed “Serving time in jail spokeswoman Tannyr health of inmates and can figure out,” said Mike erties Union’s Washington implementation. shouldn’t be a death sen- Watkins said. She blamed inmate death rates. The pro- Schmidt, executive director legislative office. “They’re Until the Department of tence,” said Shannon Scul- the delays in part on under- posal followed a report by of the Oregon Criminal Jus- not coming home because Justice begins collecting ly of the National Alliance staffing due to a hiring Oregon Public Broadcast- tice Commission.