Call (906) 932-4449 UP Sports Hall of Fame Ironwood, MI Three locals selected Redsautosales.com for induction SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Tuesday, August 6, 2019 Sunny yourdailyglobe.com | High: 79 | Low: 59 | Details, page 2 US FOREST SERVICE Conservation District combats giant hogweed By RICHARD JENKINS feet in Michigan, according to [email protected] information from Michigan IRONWOOD — Among the State University-Extension, and invasive species the Gogebic has thick green stalks with red- Conservation District works to dish-purple blotches and white combat locally is giant hog- flower heads. weed. Locals had a chance to The plant’s sap has chemi- see the plant in bloom Saturday cals that can cause burns and during a tour led by members scarring when it gets on skin of the conservation district and that is exposed to sunlight. the Northwoods Cooperative This makes it difficult to Weed Management Area. remove, which is why those A group of about 12 people leading the tour suggested peo- gathered at a location on U.S. 2 ple who think they have the close to Curry Park and the plants on their property contact Gogebic County Fairgrounds to a professional rather than deal see a blooming giant hogweed with it alone. and some plants that are often mistaken for hogweed. The plant can grow 6 to 12 HOGWEED — page 5

Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe Submitted graphic MONIE SHACKLEFORD cuts a giant hogweed flower to prevent SHOWN HERE is the prescribed burn area for Johnson Lake in the Ottawa National Forest. it from going to seed Saturday during a tour to see the flower- Prescribed burn planned for Johnson Lake area ing invasive plant in Ironwood. IRONWOOD — The Ottawa mulated debris that become haz- tool has inherent risks and Forest National Forest of the U.S. Forest ardous fuel, the announcement Fire personnel meet on site prior Service on Monday announced said. Favorable weather and site to the prescribed burn to ensure GMCF to offer expanded plans for a prescribed burn in the conditions are crucial and each that current and forecasted Johnson Lake area. burn area requires a different weather conditions will produce parking near existing lot The proposed burn of approx- prescription for wind direction appropriate burn conditions. The imately 350 acres of forested land and speed, temperature and fuel final decision is made the morn- By P.J. GLISSON “This lot will be located will occur within the next two moistures to proceed. ing of the scheduled burn when a [email protected] directly to the northwest of the weeks in the Kenton Ranger Dis- There are a limited number of notice will be placed on the Forest WAKEFIELD — The Wake- facility, across North Street trict, east of Bond Falls between days with favorable burning condi- Service web site and Facebook. field planning commission from the current front facility Forest Road 530 and Forest Road tions during the year. These burn Smoke may be visible and voted Monday evening to parking lot,” wrote Ahonen, 4500. The burn is dependent days are often the days when there linger and drift in the area on the approve progress on a new 180- who was requesting a site plan upon weather conditions. is also an elevated wildfire risk. first day of the burn. Firefighter foot x 90-foot parking lot across review. Signs will be posted in and Firefighters prepare these units with engines and a bulldoz- from the Gogebic Medical Care Luppino added in his own around the area of the burn. At burn units to take advantage of er will work in the area of the Facility. letter, “This property was origi- this time it is not anticipated that opportunities when they occur burn until it is extinguished and The action came in response nally wooded, and a perimeter any roads will be closed, the with plan that emphasizes fire- continue to monitor for flareups to two letters dated July 25, one of trees will be left to serve as a announcement said. fighter and public safety. Fire or conditions that could reignite from Mark Ahonen, director of buffer from any nuisance that Prescribed burns make the managers prepare site-specific a blaze. maintenance and service sup- may be created within the site forests more resilient, create burn plans with control lines and For more information, contact port at GMCF, and one from (i.e., dust, noise, fumes, lights) habitat for a diversity of wildlife, the appropriate equipment to the Ottawa National Forest fire site contractor Paul Luppino, and protect communities from direct the burn. staff at 906-358-4551. who is president of Angelo Lup- future wildfire by reducing accu- Utilizing fire as a management —Daily Globe Staff pino, Inc. in Iron Belt, Wis. WAKEFIELD — page 5 New Mercer administrator says the students come first

By TOM LAVENTURE Kopka was raised in Huron, qua. day is sung to anyone with a ger focus has always been the stu- [email protected] S.D., known for the largest ring “I have birthday, and the sports and aca- dents and she starts with the stu- MERCER, Wis. — A science necked pheasant population. Her lived in a lot of demic teams are introduced who dents and works her way back. teacher who has been working for sister, mother and grandmother places around have an event that day. When you do that you’re not years to become an administrator were all teachers but Kopka’s first the country While teaching, Kopka com- going to disappoint anybody.” is now leading the Mercer School calling was the outdoors and she and the world pleted a master’s degree in educa- Davis said he has worked District. completed a degree in fish and and northern tion administration with an closely with Kopka since she was The Mercer School Board wildlife management from Utah Wisconsin is emphasis on principalship from first elected to the board in April. named Sheri Kopka the interim State University. one of my the University of South Dakota. He said her passion and knowl- administrator for the school with “I come from a long line of favorites,” She is about to complete a six- edge along with excellent com- a one-year, $90,000 contract teachers and I first tried to resist Kopka said. year specialist degree in educa- munication with the school and Sheri through the 2019-2020 school the family urge,” Kopka said. Kopka As a small tion administration with an the community make her a natu- year at its July 30 meeting. Kopka “Then I went back to school to get school the emphasis in superintendency ral leader. said it’s a bittersweet appoint- my teaching license.” a d v a n t a g e s with a license that will be effec- “The demographics of this ment to replace someone who is Kopka became the science are with lower student to teacher tive July 1. town show there is a lot of talent on sick leave and her first state- teacher at Mercer School in 2008. ratios and more one-on-one atten- “It is time for her to shine in and we are going to try to get the ment at the board meeting was to She and her family had sum- tion, she said. All the grades start her position and learn some wish administrator Erik Torkel- mered in Wisconsin for many the morning together in the things,” said Robert Davis, son a speedy recovery. years with a cabin near Minoc- lunchroom, where happy birth- School Board president. “Her big- KOPKA — page 5 TODAY INDEX Sunny — Details, page 2 Business ...... 13 75 cents

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Sim- WASHINGTON (AP) – cy reported that Chinese blamed the yuan’s drop on and acquired broad new Americans inspired by for- ilarly, the U.S. criminal China decided Monday to companies have stopped “trade protectionism” – an surveillance powers, is ade- eign groups. The FBI made code makes it a crime for meet President Donald buying U.S. farm products apparent reference to quately positioned to con- about 90 domestic terror- anyone to lend material Trump’s latest tariff threat – a direct shot at Trump Trump’s threat last Thurs- front a white nationalist ism arrests in the first three support to designated for- with defiance, letting its supporters in rural Ameri- day to impose tariffs Sept. threat responsible for some quarters of the year and eign terror organizations, currency drop to an 11- ca. 1 on the $300 billion in of the deadliest acts of vio- has hundreds of open including the Islamic State year low and halting pur- Together, the currency Chinese imports to the lence in the last few years. cases. and al-Qaida, even if the chases of U.S. farm prod- devaluation and suspen- United States in addition to “I can go online and say Still, Trump said Mon- accusation doesn’t involve ucts. sion of farm purchases sug- the $250 billion he’s whatever I want, but that day, law enforcement accusations of violence. The moves, which came gest that China has decided already targeted. four days after Trump to stand tough, rather than The U.S. and China are threatened more taxes on cave in Trump’s threats. engaged in a bitter dispute Putin urges arms talks with Chinese imports, knocked “The Chinese side won’t over allegations that Bei- stock markets worldwide submit to the US,” tweeted jing steals trade secrets and into a tailspin. On Wall Hu Xijin, editor-in-chief of pressures foreign compa- US after nuclear pact demise Street, the Dow Jones China’s hardline Global nies to hand over technolo- MOSCOW (AP) – Rus- Industrial Average was Times newspaper. gy as part of an aggressive sian President Vladimir down more than 850 The weaker yuan makes campaign to make Chinese Putin said Monday that points by mid-afternoon. Chinese exports less companies world leaders Russia would only deploy Earlier, stocks tumbled expensive in foreign mar- in advanced technologies new intermediate-range from Shanghai to London kets. It also helps offset the such as artificial intelli- missiles if the United on fears the escalation in impact of U.S. tariffs on gence and quantum com- States does and called for U.S.-China trade tension Chinese products. puting. urgent arms control talks will drag down a global The Chinese currency The weakness of the to prevent a chaotic arms economy that is already hit 7.0391 to the dollar by yuan, also known as the race following the demise weakening. late afternoon, making one renminbi, or “people’s of a key nuclear pact. Raising worries that yuan worth 14.2 cents. The money,” is among U.S. Putin made his state- China will wield its curren- level of seven to the dollar grievances against Beijing. ments after the Intermedi- cy as a weapon in a trade has no economic signifi- American officials com- ate-Range Nuclear Forces war, Beijing let the Chinese cance but carries signifi- plain that a weak yuan Treaty ended Friday, with yuan weaken to the politi- cant symbolic weight. gives Chinese exporters an the U.S. announcing its Associated Press cally sensitive level of “The thought of a cur- unfair price edge in foreign intention to test and deploy seven to the U.S. dollar for rency war is crossing more markets and helps swell RUSSIAN PRESIDENT Vladimir Putin chairs a Security weapons previously Council meeting in the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia, the first time since Febru- than a few traders’ minds,” the massive U.S. trade banned by the 1987 ary 2008. Stephen Innes of VM Mar- deficit with China. Monday. Putin said that Russia will only deploy new accord. intermediate-range missiles if the U.S. does, following After financial markets kets said in a report. The U.S. Treasury Washington said it closed Monday, the U.S. Trump promptly took to Department declined in the demise of a key nuclear pact, and called for urgent withdrew because of Rus- arms control talks to prevent a chaotic arms race. Treasury Department Twitter to denounce the May to label China a cur- sia’s alleged violations of announced that it was move as “currency manipu- rency manipulator but the pact; Russia denies ing that it “seriously exac- actions and respond in labeling China a currency lation.” He added, “This is urged Beijing to take steps breaching the terms of the erbated the situation in the kind if it sees that the U.S. manipulator for the first a major violation which “to avoid a persistently treaty. world and raised funda- is developing and deploy- time since 1994. will greatly weaken China weak currency” and Putin condemned the mental risks for all.” ing new intermediate-range Also Monday, China’s over time.” warned that it would be U.S. exit from the treaty “in He said in a statement missiles. official Xinhua news agen- China’s central bank watching closely. a unilateral way and under that Russia will carefully The INF Treaty, which a far-fetched reason,” say- monitor Washington’s was signed by U.S. Presi- dent Ronald Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gor- # # bachev, banned the pro- THIS DAY duction, testing and GRANDSTAND ENTERTAINMENT deployment of land-based IN HISTORY cruise and ballistic missiles EntryEntry DayDay -- Thursday,Thursday, AugustAugust 88 August 6 with a range of 310 to 3,410 • 1787 Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia miles. Such weapons were THURSDAY NIGHT begins debate on the first draft of the Constitution seen as particularly desta- August 8 - 7:30pm bilizing because of shorter • 1945 Atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima by the time they take to reach tar- Sponsored by Air Choice One US B-29 Superfortress “Enola Gay” gets compared to intercon- • 1960 Chubby Checker performs his version of tinental ballistic missiles, “The Twist” on the “Dick Clark Show” starting a raising the likelihood of a worldwide dance craze nuclear conflict over a false • 1965 US President Lyndon B. Johnson signs the launch alert. Voting Rights Act prohibiting voting discrimination “If we receive reliable against minorities information that the U.S. has completed the develop- Today’s History was sponsored by ment and launched pro- duction of the relevant sys- tems, Russia will have to engage in full-scale devel- TH opment of similar mis- 98 siles,” Putin said. 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Little Finland to host superstar and former Badger J.J. Watt, who membership picnic told graduates that the path to your dreams often never goes the way you imag- KIMBALL – On Sunday at noon a ine it will. National Finnish American Festival mem- Local graduates include Hurley resi- bership potluck picnic will be held at Lit- dent Lisa Howser, with a Bachelor of Arts tle Finland in Kimball. Paisanos are also in zoology; Iron Belt resident Ruger Manz- invited to the event. er, with a Bachelor of Arts in psychology; For more information call 906-932- Ironwood resident Lindsey Hoff, with a , 1608. Doctor of Pharmacy and Montreal resident Local students graduate UW- Mark Saari, with a Bachelor of Science in Madison kinesiology. MADISON. Wis. – Nearly 7,000 stu- Wolverine hosts work bee dents received degrees during the Univer- IRONWOOD – Wolverine Nordic sity of Wisconsin-Madison’s spring com- Trails will hold a work bee on Saturday mencement ceremonies, May 10-11, 2019. from 8 a.m.-noon. The group will meet at P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe The ceremony for doctoral, MFA and the chalet and the work to be done is wood WAKEFIELD’s EDDY Park is the scene of many joyful interactions Saturday night as Medical Degree graduates was May 10 at gathering and trail maintenance. Partici- a large crowd of folks enjoy a “Music in the Park” fundraiser for the town’s Split the Kohl Center, bachelor’s, master’s and pants should wear gloves and bring shov- Rock Trails. Standing at left, Nancy Pikka of Ironwood visits with Barb Suomi of law graduates received their degrees May els. Wakefield, who is holding her dog, Buffy. To the right, Barb Chiapuzio of Ironwood 11 at Camp Randall. For more information email wolveri- visits with Ken Pilarzyk of Wakefield. The Wakefield Chamber of Commerce spon- The commencement speaker was NFL [email protected] or call 906-932-0509. sored the event. 1770s sideplate unearthed at historic Mackinaw City fort NLDC staffer named MACKINAW CITY (AP) – Archae- Native Americans, the French and the winter, the sideplate and other items ologists unearthed an 18th century British, MLive reported . found during this summer’s dig will ‘Invader Crusader’ serpent sideplate from a British trade The finding is part of a long-run- be cataloged and put into storage for MANITOWISH gun at a historic Mackinaw City fort. ning archaeological program at the future use by researchers or in WATERS, Wis. – The nearly 5 inches long piece was park. Excavations take place seven exhibits, either at the fort or by loan Emily Heald of found last Tuesday in Fort Michili- days a week for 12 weeks in the sum- to other institutions. North Lakeland mackinac. It’s believed to date back to mer, giving visitors a chance to watch In addition to the serpent, 2019 Discovery Center the 1770s. archaeology in action and ask the discoveries have included a silver was recognized as Lynn Evans, curator of archaeolo- archaeologists questions, too. This trade brooch, a door hinge and a a 2019 “Invader gy at Mackinac State Historic Parks, year marks the archaeological dig’s large piece of feather creamware. Crusader” for her said only four gun parts have been 60th anniversary, making it one of Evans said discoveries paint a significant contri- found in that particular location in North America’s longest-running richer picture of life at the fort. butions to prevent, 12 years. archaeology programs. “We have a lot of documents about control or eradi- “All of a sudden, here’s something “It’s an unusual opportunity, and I the fort, but we don’t have a lot of cate invasive we haven’t been finding,” Evans said. think it’s great you can do it right diaries,” Evans said. “What we find is plants and ani- Fort Michilimackinac is a recon- Submitted photo here in Michigan,” Evans said. not gonna change history, but it gives mals by the Wis- structed 18th-century fur trading vil- NORTH LAKELAND Discovery Cen- The serpent sideplate will be us such a better understanding of the consin Invasive lage on the Straits of Mackinac. Over ter staffer Emily Heald was hon- taken to a lab to be washed, exam- daily life here.” Species Council the centuries, the area was home to ored for her invasive species pre- ined and labeled. Over the coming and the Depart- vention efforts. Pictured, from left ment of Natural are: Heald, Karen Dixon, NLDC Resources during Ford shows most powerful Mustang ever at 760 hp board chair and Jody Miller, NLDC a ceremony in board member. DETROIT (AP) – The most power- Madison at ful street-legal Ford Mustang ever Olbrich Botanical Gardens. tunities to broaden the built will go on sale this fall. The award recognizes impact of your efforts.” A 5.2-liter supercharged V8 will outstanding work done to “All of this has truly crank out 760 horsepower in the address invasive species by been a group effort.” Emily 2020 Shelby GT500. volunteers and natural said, continuing, “This The new version has a beefed-up resource professionals. award highlights the suspension and brakes. It also has a During the award ceremo- importance of partnering seven-speed automatic transmission ny, DNR Deputy Secretary in the community to bring that Ford promises will shift smoothly Elizabeth Kluesner awareness, education, and on commutes and quickly on the track. thanked the individual and action to the amazing The engine is hand-built at a organizational recipients water resources we have Michigan factory and comes with for their hard work and here in Vilas County.” unique pistons and other parts. It can dedication. “Today, we cel- Since 2010, the Water crank out 625 foot-pounds of torque, ebrate the results of your Program at the Discovery a measure of rotational force. work – lakes and lands Center has served as a pin- The Shelby GT500 can go from that are given a chance to nacle resource in Vilas zero to 60 miles per hour in around recover after many hours County for aquatic inva- sive species education and 3.5 seconds, although Ford didn’t Associated Press of hard work and dedica- release a precise number. IN THIS July 31 photo the 2020 Shelby GT500 is displayed during a Ford tion to control and manage management. That’s slightly slower than the press conference in the Detroit suburb of Clawson. The Mustang will be invasive species,” she says. Emily coordinates the mid-engine 2020 Chevrolet Corvette, the most powerful street-legal Ford Mustang ever built and will go on Tom Buechel, chair of Town Aquatic Invasive which General Motors says will do it sale this fall. the Wisconsin Invasive Species Partnership, which in under three seconds. Species Council told award consists of the towns of Performance powertrain engineer- again in 10.6 seconds. lubricated during extreme cornering winners that they take Manitowish Waters, Boul- ing manager Patrick Morgan says the The car comes with pumps that moves on the track. fighting invasive species to der Junction, and Winch- new version is aimed at Mustang can send gas to the fuel injectors all The car starts at $73,995 includ- the next level. “You are ester as well as the Mani- enthusiasts who want track perfor- the way until the tank is empty. ing shipping and a $2,600 gas-guz- transforming local hands- towish Waters Lakes Asso- mance. He said the car can go from It also takes 11 quarts of oil with zler tax. Ford says it hasn’t finished on management into teach- ciation and the Winchester zero to 100 mph and back to zero an oil pan that can keep the engine fuel economy tests. ing and organizing oppor- Town Lakes Committee. Community Calendar GOCAA schedules monthly

Email calendar items and DOVE Support Group, Patterson courts or Ironwood distributions for seniors community news to noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. Memorial Building. [email protected]. Ironwood-Hurley Rotary Red Cross Blood Drive, BESSEMER – The Goge- nity room 9:40 to 9:55 a.m. Wednesday, August 14: For more information, call 906- Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Hurley Ele- bic-Ontonagon Communi- –Riverview Apartments, –Bruce Crossing Stan- 932-2211. Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. mentary School. Tuesday, Aug. 6 Iron County Veterans Ser- Gogebic County Veterans ty Action Agency reminds Wakefield, parking lot 10 nard Township Ballpark 1 vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 recipients of the dates of to 10:15 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. EDT. Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 Loony Pedalers, 8:30 the monthly Commodity –Hillcrest Apartments, –Watersmeet Food 2190. p.m., Watersmeet Township; a.m., Sharon’s Coffee Compa- Survivors of Suicide, 3 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco Supplemental Food Pro- Bessemer, community Pantry at 1:15 to 1:30 p.m. ny, Hurley. p.m., basement of Zion Luther- Township. 906-667-1110. gram distribution to low- room 10:30 to 10:45 a.m. –Marenisco Town Hall, Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, an Church. Red Hat Society North- Patterson courts or Ironwood income seniors 60 years –Fairview Apartments, 2 to 2:15 p.m. Mercer Health and Well- woods Divas, 11:45 a.m., Memorial Building. ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Golden Dragon, Ironwood. and older. Bessemer, community Thursday, August 15: Gogebic County Veterans Mercer Community Center. Contact Miriam Rund at 906- Distribution locations room 10:50 to 11 a.m. –Bergland Lake Goge- Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 Alzheimer’s Disease 667-0116. a.m., Ironwood Memorial have been designated in Tuesday, August 13: bic Senior Center, 9:45 to Caregivers Support Group, Alcoholics Anonymous, Building. 906-667-1110. Ironwood, Bessemer, –Pioneer Park Apart- 10 a.m. EDT. 6-7 p.m., Zion Evangelical noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Alcoholics Anonymous, Lutheran Church, Mercer, Wis. Ironwood. area74.org. Wakefield, Marenisco and ments-tenants only, Iron- –White Pine Porcupine noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Superior Riders, 6:30 Grief Support Group, 1 to Watersmeet. wood, from 9 to 10 a.m. Mountain Senior Center, Ironwood. area74.org. p.m., Don and GG’s, Ironwood. 2:30 p.m., Dr. Kate Hospice Ironwood Kiwanis Club, With this change, –Our Lady of Peace 10:20 to 10:35 a.m. EDT. Bessemer Booster Club, office, 1571 Highway 51 North noon, Golden Dragon. 6:30 p.m., A.D. Johnston High in Arbor Vitae. GOCAA will only deliver to parking lot, Ironwood –Ontonagon Holy Fam- Wakefield Seniors, noon, School. SMART Recovery, 4:30 those recipients that 10:30 to 11:15 a.m. ily Catholic Church, 11 to Wakefield Senior Center. Gogebic Range Carvers, p.m., 101 E. Mary St., Besse- Cribbage, 1 p.m., Mercer, receive GOCAA’s Meals on –Mill Trace Apartments, 11:45 a.m. EDT. 6:30 p.m., shop room, A.D. mer. Wis., Public Library. 715-476- Wheels. Ironwood Township, west –Mass City Resource Johnston High School, Besse- ReGeneration Youth, 2366. mer. 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; Please note the distribu- parking lot, 11:35 to 11:45 Center, 1:15 to 1:45 p.m. Mountain Biking Group, 6 IMPACT Life Support Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., p.m., Wolverine Trails. tion procedure listed a.m. EDT. Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith Disabled American Veter- below. –Mill Trace Apartments Recipients are reminded Church, Ironwood. Center, Ironwood. ans, 6 p.m., American Legion, Bessemer Women’s Club, Alcoholics Anonymous, The new sites and east parking lot, 11:45 to to return their boxes. Ironwood Memorial Building. 7 p.m., Bessemer City Hall 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian schedule for seniors in 11:55 a.m. For information about Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 DDA room. Church, Hurley. area74.org. p.m., Episcopal Church of the Gogebic and Ontonagon –Wildwood Apart- registering for the pro- People for Peace, 7 p.m. Klassic Kruisers Car Transfiguration, Ironwood. EST, Episcopal Church of Club, 6:30 p.m., Gogebic counties is as follows: ments, Ironwood Town- gram, call Bessemer 906- area74.org. Ascension, 501 Houghton St., Community College Jacob Monday, August 12: ship, community room 667-0283 or Ontonagon Government Ontonagon. Solin Center, Room B 22, Iron- Iron County Transporta- –GOCAA, 100 S. Mill 12:00 to 12:15 p.m. County 906-884-2106. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 wood. tion Coordinating Commit- St., Bessemer, from 9 a.m. p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood Masonic Lodge tee, 9 a.m., courthouse, Hur- Ironwood. area74.org. 389, 7:30 p.m., at the Masonic to noon and 1 to 3 p.m. ley. Alcoholics Anonymous, building. –Wakefield VFW, 9 to Iron County Chronic 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Government 2000 Genie Boom Lift Wasting Disease Study 9:30 a.m. Church, Bessemer. Bessemer Housing Com- Committee, 5 p.m., Communi- area74.org. mission, 8 a.m., Executive –Sunset Manor Apart- 45’, 4WD, $ ty Building, Mercer. 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Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood, MI 49938 open meeting, noon, Salem www.kaufmanhomefurnishings.com Lutheran Church, Ironwood. www.cloverlandmotorsports.com Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, 906-932-1202 area74.org. Hwy. 51, Mercer • 715-476-0320 l 4 TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Policy, politics, love I was sitting at a policy even great, things we still have, and Sue Mizell, Publisher roundtable in Washington, D.C., just figure out how to take better care Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor hours after the recent Democratic of them. presidential primary debates. It was I don’t actually want Williamson the kind of conference-room event to win a major-party nomination for where acronyms for programs most president, but if you consider that of America has never heard of are Kathryn we seem to be addicted to presiden- earnestly discussed. If you were mis- Lopez tial-level politics like it is the latest In Their Opinion chievous, you might set a drinking series on Netflix, she would make it New directive may game to the word “supplemental” or more entertaining going into the the mention of a particular law or general election. And that has been a regulation or two. And yet, about winning strategy for the Republi- not put Michigan three hours in, one of the self- reminded me of the 2016 presiden- cans. described data-driven wonks at the tial primaries and election. During As the week of the second round table announced her policy prescrip- that time, people from all walks of of debates was winding down, I jobs first tion as “love.” life would tell me: “I’m voting for thought the words of Ephesians And that was a moment of confir- Donald Trump because he isn’t a 4:29-32: “Never let evil talk pass This week Gov. Gretchen Whitmer issued another mation for me about something I politician.” your lips; say only the good things executive directive dictating what kinds of compa- had been thinking during the first Williamson isn’t a politician, men need to hear, things that will nies the state can do business with, and while she and second rounds of Democratic either, and she sure isn’t serving up really help them ... Get rid of all bit- wants to boost Michigan jobs, using state contracts to debates: Marianne Williamson could the usual soundbites. And for as terness, all passion and anger, harsh do so could have unintended consequences. win the Democratic nomination. much as she was laughed at on words, slander, and malice of every This is Whitmer’s 15th directive this year. It Back in the D.C. policy room, social media for talking about the kind.” Imagine that being applied to “expands the list of factors used to determine that single insistence on love as the “dark psychic force of the collec- our politics – or our every thought, whether a bid from a potential supplier would pro- answer seemed to open something tivized hatred,” the former president word, deed and social-media interac- vide the best value to the state.” up. Soon, one of the most informa- of the American Enterprise Institute, tion! “Value” must now include the economic impact tive and frustrated people at the Arthur Brooks, who is now a profes- If we all tried to attain the self- on Michigan businesses and employees; the wages table then mentioned the bad-news sor at Harvard, basically just wrote a discipline of love and leadership, we and benefits the company offers its workers; the com- fatigue that seems to burden every- book on something like that – the might not have to depend on our pany’s environmental and labor compliance; and the one these days. She was self-aware ubiquitous contempt that motivates broken politics for redemption. If supplier’s commitment to disadvantaged areas. to know that though the issues she and feeds so much of our politics, we’re watching out for each other in Executive directives differ from executive orders spends her days on are urgent, even and increasingly, our daily interac- the everyday with the kind of gen- in that they don’t carry the force of law and aren’t she would be tired of being inundat- tions. Williamson says we need heal- erosity that is the stuff of the Beati- subject to legislative review. They are generally used ed with the details if they didn’t ing, and she’s right. tudes, our lives would not be as con- to guide executive branch departments and agencies have to do with her professional life. We probably all need the civics sumed by politics as they are now. in implementing policy. She was looking for something lesson that Nebraska Sen. Ben Like Trump, Williamson is not But this one has the potential to have a significant other than another law or regula- Sasse would be all too willing to the problem or the savior, but she negative impact. For example, last year the state tion, too. provide – as his social media pres- shows us something about our poi- awarded 8,813 contracts for a value of $2.14 billion, The conversation went back to ence and floor speeches have often sonous culture. The antidote is not according to the governor’s office. policy and how to communicate the made clear – to remember the prin- in a political ticket, but the way we Whitmer says that just 70% of these state con- important but arcane minutiae in ciples and aspirations that our live our lives. tracts are awarded to businesses in Michigan, and our overwhelmed reality. And I country was founded upon. We Kathryn Jean Lopez can be contact- that’s part of what she wants to change. couldn’t shake something that have to look at the many good, ed at [email protected]. “Michigan is home to the hardest working people and best businesses in the world, and our state should work to ensure that more of our Michigan tax dollars support Michigan workers and businesses at Today in history every opportunity,” Whitmer said in a statement. What’s most important, however, is ensuring By The Associated Press Michigan’s taxpayers are getting as good a deal as Today’s Highlight in History possible. On August 6, 1965, Presi- Another consideration is that small businesses in dent Lyndon B. Johnson the state could be harmed with this directive, given signed the Voting Rights Act. On this date all the new criteria for winning contracts. In 1806, the Holy Roman “Landing more contracts with Michigan-based Empire went out of existence businesses is a good goal, and it’s one that we get as Emperor Francis II abdicat- behind,” said Brian Calley, president of the Small ed. Business Association of Michigan, in an email. “But In 1809, one of the leading literary figures of the Victorian expanding the opportunities for Michigan-based era, poet Alfred, Lord Ten- small businesses requires more simplicity in the pro- nyson, was born in Somersby, curement process. Our main concern with the direc- Lincolnshire, England. tive centers on adding in additional complexities, fac- In 1890, Cy Young gained the first of his 511 major league tors, and compliance burdens which could inadver- victories as he pitched the tently reduce the pool of small businesses winning Cleveland Spiders to a win contracts with the state.” over the Chicago Colts (how- Calley, who was lieutenant governor under Gov. ever, the score is a matter of Rick Snyder, says Whitmer’s office reached out to his dispute, with some sources saying 6-1, and others saying organization to discuss the directive. 8-1). The governor should continue working with busi- In 1911, actress-comedian ness groups as the directive takes effect to gauge the Lucille Ball was born in impact – and whether the new rules add costs for Jamestown, New York. In 1914, Austria-Hungary taxpayers. declared war against Russia – Detroit News and Serbia declared war against Germany. In 1926, Gertrude Ederle Legislators became the first woman to swim the English Channel, arriving in Kingsdown, Eng- Michigan Wisconsin land, from France in 14 1/2 In 1991, the World Wide first U.S. prisoner executed Rhythm-and-blues singer Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Gov. Tony Evers, 115 East hours. Web made its public debut as since a lethal injection in Ari- Randy DeBarge is 61. Actor P.O. Box 30013, Lansing, MI State Capitol, Madison, WI In 1942, Queen Wilhemina a means of accessing web- zona the previous month in Leland Orser is 59. Actress 48909, phone 517-373-3400, 53702, phone 608-266-1212, of the Netherlands became the pages over the Internet. TV which an inmate took nearly Michelle Yeoh is 57. Country online: michigan.gov/whitmer. online: evers.wi.gov. first reigning queen to address newsman Harry Reasoner two hours to die. singers Patsy and Peggy Lynn Sen. Debbie Stabenow, Sen. Ron Johnson, R- a joint meeting of Congress, died in Norwalk, Connecticut, One year ago: Twin North- are 55. Basketball Hall of D-Mich., 731 Hart Senate Wis., 328 Hart Senate Office telling lawmakers that despite at age 68. ern California wildfires grew to Famer David Robinson is 54. Office Building, Washington, Building, Washington, DC Nazi occupation, her people’s In 2013, U.S. Army Maj. become the largest wildfire in Actor Jeremy Ratchford is 54. DC 20510, phone 202-224- 20510, phone 202-224- motto remained, “No surren- Nidal Malik Hasan went on trial state history, burning more Actor Benito Martinez is 51. 4822, online: stabenow.sen- 5323, online: ronjohnson.sen- der.” at Fort Hood, Texas, charged than 440 square miles north of Country singer Lisa Stewart is ate.gov. ate.gov. In 1945, during World War with killing 13 people and San Francisco. A set of U.S. 51. Movie writer-director M. Sen. Gary Peters, D- Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D- II, the U.S. B-29 Superfortress wounding 32 others in a 2009 sanctions against Iran that had Night Shyamalan is 49. Mich., 724 Hart Senate Office Wis., 709 Hart Senate Office Enola Gay dropped an atomic attack. (Hasan, who admitted been eased by the Obama Actress Merrin Dungey is 48. Building, Washington, DC Building, Washington, DC bomb code-named “Little Boy” carrying out the attack, was administration under the terms Singer Geri Halliwell Horner is 20510, phone 202-224-6221, 20510, phone 202-224-5653; on Hiroshima, Japan, resulting convicted and sentenced to of the 2015 nuclear deal went 47. Actor Jason O’Mara is 47. Letters Policy online: peters.senate.gov. online: baldwin.senate.gov. in an estimated 140,000 death.) back into effect. Former Neva- Singer-actor David Campbell U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman, U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, R- deaths. (Three days later, the Ten years ago: Sonia da governor and U.S. senator is 46. Actress Vera Farmiga is The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters R-Watersmeet, 414 Cannon Ashland, 1714 Longworth United States exploded a Sotomayor was confirmed as Paul Laxalt, who was a close 46. Actress Ever Carradine is should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve House Office Building, Wash- House Office Building, Wash- nuclear device over Nagasaki; the first Hispanic Supreme ally to Ronald Reagan, died at 45. Actress Soleil Moon Frye the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- ington, DC 20515, phone 202- ington, DC 20515, phone 202- five days after that, Imperial Court justice by a Senate vote the age of 96. is 43. Actress Melissa George lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. 225-4735, online: 225-3365, online: Japan surrendered.) of 68-31. John Hughes, 59, Today’s Birthdays is 43. Rock singer Travis Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address bergman.house.gov. duffy.house.gov. In 1961, Soviet cosmonaut Hollywood’s youth movie direc- Children’s performer Ella McCoy (Gym Class Heroes) is and phone number must be included for verification purposes. State Sen. Ed McBroom, State Sen. Janet Bewley, Gherman Titov became the tor of the 1980s and ‘90s, died Jenkins is 95. Actor-director 38. Actor Leslie Odom Jr. is Election-related letters advocating for or against a candi- R-Vulcan, 7200 Binsfeld Sen- D-Ashland, 126 South, State second man to orbit Earth as in New York City. Peter Bonerz is 81. Actress 38. Actress Romola Garai is date, ballot measure or political party will be considered ads ate Building, P.O. Box 30036, Capitol, P.O. Box 7882, he flew aboard Vostok 2; his Five years ago: President Louise Sorel is 79. Actor 37. Rock musician Eric and are subject to a charge of $25 for the first 7 inches and Lansing, MI 48909, phone 517- Madison, WI 53707, phone call sign, “Eagle,” prompted his Barack Obama closed a three- Michael Anderson Jr. is 76. 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PUBLISHEREXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Kallas yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 Award Winning Newspaper Published daily Monday - Saturday ADVERTISING DIRECTOR (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Heidi Ofstad Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 2019 5 Kopka munity, she said. petitions. The school foren- this fall, which is slightly Record “What I can do is reach sics team won a gold medal higher than the 151 last out to more community at a perfect score at the year, Kopka said. The From page 1 members and try to get state competition last year. school will have 28 teach- POLICE REPORTS a.m. Aug. 4. A warning was Gogebic County issued to the resident. best of what we can get out more people in our collab- The school is adding a ers and eight full time non The Michigan State Police ——— of the community,” he said. oration,” she said. “Mercer DECA Inc., club (formerly teaching staff and one assisted Gogebic County GCSD responded to a retail “People are already step- may have been a little Distributive Education administrator. Sheriff’s Department with an fraud complaint at a Bessemer assault complaint at an Iron- gas station at 11:38 a.m. Aug. ping up to join the citizen’s divided these past few Clubs of America). In 2011 Kopka was wood Township residence at 3 4. A station employee reported advisory group and so now years and my job in this The academic extracur- awarded a fellowship to a.m. July 30. that a white van with blue we will be able to put this leadership role is to try and ricular activities are to help visit the world’s largest and ——— stripes had left the station with- knowledge to use.” get everyone working for students become more most powerful particle col- MSP responded to a report out paying for $56.74 in gaso- of an assault in Marenisco line. Deputies located the vehi- The school facilities, what’s in the best interests engaged and learn how to lider, the Large Hadron Township at 11:10 p.m. July cle and the drivers returned to programming and finances of our students. work collaboratively, she Collider at the European 30. the station to pay for the fuel. are all in good shape and Improving school cul- said. In an age where stu- Organization for Nuclear ——— ——— MSP responded to an GCSD responded to a 911 gives Kopka a solid founda- ture and academic curricu- dents can Google anything Research, also known as unlawful entry complaint in at a call from young child on Indi- tion to start with, he said. lum takes community part- the memorization of facts CERN, near Geneva Bessemer residence at 2:30 anhead Road in Wakefield, With her integrity and ded- ners, she said. Those part- is less important than Switzerland. Two years p.m. July 31. reporting that his parents were ication to the students the ——— yelling at each other at 12:54 nerships work best with a learning critical thinking later she was able to bring MSP responded to a report p.m. Aug. 4. school district should con- school that is transparent skills, collaboration, trou- students with her to visit of an assault in in Ironwood ——— tinue moving forward in and engaging with the bleshooting and analysis, the CERN. Township at 10:30 p.m. July MSP responded to a com- good shape, he said. community, she said. she said. As the school’s primary 31. The matter is under inves- plaint of malicious destruction tigation. to property in Wakefield at 8:15 The citizen advisory “We are asking input “It’s about how we work grant writer, Kopka helps ——— p.m. Aug. 4. The matter is committee hopes to hold about what they feel are together,” Kopka said. bring in funding for pro- GCSD reported responding under investigation. its first meeting by the end things we can do better in Each summer Kopka grams, training and equip- to a damage to property com- ONTONAGON COUNTY plaint at 8 a.m. Aug. 1 on Sun- MSP responded to a report of August, Kopka said. Per- the schools, and what brings students to the sci- ment. In 2013 she entered set Road in Ironwood Town- of stolen street signs in Onton- sons interested in joining they would like to see ence, technology, engineer- the school in the Samsung ship. The resident reported agon Township at 11:30 a.m., should contact the office from the school and ing and mathematics Solve for Tomorrow STEM that his vehicle was egged July 29. The matter is under by Aug. 15, she said. improve student out- (STEM) camp at the Uni- program and was named overnight. investigation. ——— ——— The opinions of the comes and engagement,” versity of Wisconsin-Madi- among the top five schools GCSD reported that an MSP responded to a report community need to be part Kopka said. son, and the Wood-To- nationally and received Ironwood man was issued a of breaking and entering at a of the school district’s There are more academ- Wheels program of the $80,000 worth of comput- warning for an excess speed Bruce Crossing business at 8 violation and cited for driving a.m. July 31. The matter is strategic plan. The strategic ic extracurricular activities Sustainable Futures Insti- er and technology equip- without insurance at 4:24 p.m. under investigation. plan will guide all of the being planned, she said. tute at Michigan Techno- ment. Aug. 1 on GCC Drive in Iron- ACCIDENTS things that the school is Kopha helped start the logical University. “That is one thing I am wood Township. Gogebic County ——— GCSD responded to an doing and needs to include school robotics club that is The school is anticipat- good at — writing grants,” MSP responded to a break- accident on Ramsay Road the opinions of the com- now entering regional com- ing around 157 students Kopka said. ing and entering complaint at a near the Sanders Road inter- Bessemer residence at 6:30 section just south of U.S. 2 in p.m. Aug. 1. The matter is Bessemer at 1:25 a.m. Aug. 5. Wakefield Data: Lobbyists spent under investigation. The car’s owner and husband Change being sought ——— were pulling the apparently MSP responded to a theft undamaged car out of the ditch in site review process nearly $18 million in From page 1 The commission also complaint at a Bessemer resi- with an SUV when deputies dence at 8 p.m. Aug. 1. A arrived. The driver did not and to preserve the natural voted to recommend to the Wisconsin budget season report was made. appear intoxicated and aesthetic that exists in the city council a change in ——— believes she may have fallen As a result of a traffic stop asleep at the wheel. The driver area.” how the commission MADISON, Wis. (AP) — ed to the Ethics Commis- Luppino added that the in Ironwood Township the MSP was cited for expired insurance addresses administrative Lobbyists spent nearly $18 sion, many logged little to arrested a 30-year-old woman and granted 10 days to show new project “will not site reviews. million to influence the no lobbying activity. who was wanted on an out- proof of insurance. standing warrant at 5:25 p.m. ANIMAL COMPLAINTS impede traffic or walk- Currently, said city Republican-dominated The numbers also indi- ways, and will not affect manager Rob Brown after Aug. 2. Gogebic County Wisconsin Legislature and cate that six of the top 10 ——— A GCSD deputy responded any drainage patterns that the meeting, the city state agencies during the lobbyist groups in 2019 MSP arrested a 34-year- to an animal control violation have been established.” requires multiple steps in first budget season under were among the highest old Bessemer woman for driv- report in Ironwood Township at According to Ahonen, the process, including a ing without a license while it 10:20 p.m. Aug. 4. A resident Democratic Gov. Tony spenders during the was under suspension during complained about a dog bark- the lot should hold approx- 33-component review, legal Evers, according to early state’s last budget battle a traffic stop on U.S. 2 in ing continuously at a Junet imately 40 vehicles, and it advice, formal inspection, figures. two years ago. The top Bessemer at 2:45 p.m. Aug. 3. Road residence. No one ——— appeared to be at the resi- will include three security public hearings and final The nonpartisan state spenders include the Wis- light fixtures. Paving is approval by the planning GCSD responded to a sim- dence and the report was for- Ethics Commission’s pre- consin Hospital Associa- ple assault complaint at a warded to animal control for expected this month. commission. liminary records reveal tion and Wisconsin Man- Wakefield residence at 9:32 follow up. “I did go up there twice According to Brown, the overall spending from ufacturers and Com- Lottery to review it on my own, commission must honor more than 700 possible merce. and I didn’t see a problem this entire process if the lobbying groups has fallen Evers added 78 line Monday 32-33-34-39-42-45-46-47-50- at all,” said commission site plan being considered by more than $1 million so vetoes before signing the Michigan 52-58-59-61-63-76-79 member Marco Movrich will have five or more park- far this year, the Wisconsin two-year budget July 3. Poker Lotto: QS-KS-3H- Wisconsin during a related public ing spots. State Journal reported. The The statistics account hearing before the vote. In accordance with 6S-9S All or Nothing: 02-03-04- newspaper examined the for the salary and benefits Midday Daily 3: 5-4-6 06-08-11-12-13-15-18-20 In other news, board action taken by other total lobbying effort in the of lobbyists and other members also voted to rec- cities, Brown suggested a Midday Daily 4: 1-1-7-3 SuperCash: 04-05-14-22- first six months of 2019 employees for their time Daily 3: 0-2-9 26-36, Doubler: Y ommend that the city procedural change to allow compared to the same peri- spent directly communicat- council change the zoning him to take responsibility Daily 4: 6-8-5-7 Badger 5 06-09-11-21-26 od two years ago. Although ing with legislators or Fantasy 5: 12-17-18-19-32 Daily Pick 3: 4-7-7 classification from “open” for reviews involving a hundreds of groups report- other Wisconsin officials. to “rural residential” for smaller size or cost, while Keno: 02-06-07-13-22-26- Daily Pick 4: 2-5-7-0 property owned by Rod retaining the multi-step TUESDAY EVENING AUGUST 6, 2019 and Julann Ritter at 610 process for larger pro- 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 Plymouth Mine Road. jects. Pandora “I Shall Be Re- The 100 “The Blood of Page Six TV The Gold- The Gold- Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Engagement In a July 5 letter to the Finally, the commission # CW KDLH leased” (N) (TV14) (CC) Sanctum” (TV14) (CC) (TVPG) bergs ’ bergs ’ (TVPG) (TVPG) commission, the Ritters agreed to have a special Love Island Day 30 at the NCIS “Beneath the Sur- Blood & Treasure (Sea- Local 3 (:35) The Late Show With James noted that, although their meeting on Sept. 12 at 5 % CBS WJMN villa in Fiji. 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Servings: 4 towels, rub with oil, and season The key is to avoid overcooking Start to finish: 35 minutes with salt and pepper. it, especially wild salmon, which Salmon: Once oven reaches 500 F, is leaner than farmed. 4 (4- to 6 ounce) skin-on wild- reduce oven temperature to 275 Our hybrid roasting method caught salmon fillets, 1 inch F. Remove sheet from oven and solved this by heating the oven to thick carefully place salmon, skin-side 500 F before dropping the tem- 1 teaspoon cold-pressed extra- down, on hot sheet. Roast until perature to 275 F. The initial blast virgin olive oil center is still translucent when of heat firmed the exterior and Salt and pepper checked with tip of paring knife rendered some fat while the fish and registers 120 F (for medium- gently cooked. Relish rare), 4 to 6 minutes. Salmon is often roasted in but- 4 tangerines, rind and pith Slide fish spatula along under- ter, but we wanted a healthier removed and segments cut into side of fillets and transfer to indi- approach that would contrast 1/2 inch pieces (1 cup) vidual plates or serving platter, with the fish’s richness. So we 1 scallion, sliced thin leaving skin behind; discard skin. 2 teaspoons lemon juice made a bright tangerine relish Associated Press Top with relish and serve. 2 teaspoons cold-pressed perked up with spicy ginger. THIS PHOTO provided by America’s Test Kitchen shows Oven- Nutrition information per extra-virgin olive oil Skin-on salmon fillets hold Roasted Salmon with Relish. This recipe appears in the cookbook serving: 283 calories; 115 calo- 1 1/2 teaspoons grated fresh together better during cooking. If “Nutritious Delicious.” ries from fat; 13 g fat (2 g saturat- you can’t find tangerines, you can ginger ed; 0 g trans fats); 78 mg choles- use oranges. If your salmon is less Salt and pepper medium bowl and drain for 15 tangerine juice from bowl. Whisk terol; 356 mg sodium; 13 g car- than 1 inch thick, start checking For the relish: Place tanger- minutes. in scallion, lemon juice, oil, and bohydrate; 2 g fiber; 10 g sugar; for doneness early. If using ines in fine-mesh strainer set over Pour off all but 1 tablespoon ginger. Stir in tangerines and sea- 29 g protein. Exposing pregnant mice to Superstar athletes popularize cigarette smoke hurt newborns’ heart-healing abilities unproven stem cell procedures American Heart LIZ SZABO Major League Baseball website, Medicine. Athletes may assume that exposing mice to daily Kaiser Health News Kaiser Health News Association News cigarette smoke in utero Scherzer also previously had a stem stem cells are responsible for their Exposure to cigarette “significantly compro- Baseball superstar Max Scherzer – cell injection to treat a thumb injury. recovery, when the real credit should smoke in utero strongly mised” cardiac regenera- whose back injury has prevented him If the diagnosis of Scherzer’s mild go to other remedies, such as ice, harms a newborn heart’s tion, compared to the mice from pitching for the Washington muscle strain is correct, it should heat, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory ability to repair itself after who breathed nothing but Nationals since he last played on July completely heal itself with 10 days of medications, cortisone shots, mas- injury, according to a pre- filtered air. The finding 25 – is the latest in a long list of pro- rest, Rickert said, so Scherzer would sage, physical therapy or simple rest. liminary study of mice. could have implications for fessional athletes to embrace probably feel ready to play by Mon- “These are the richest, most highly Findings in animals humans, especially preg- unproven stem cell injections in an day even without the stem cells. But paid athletes around,” Caplan said. may not translate to nant women who smoke, attempt to accelerate their recovery. Rickert said he worries about other (Scherzer and the Nats agreed to a humans, but researchers of said Katharina Schimmel, But many doctors and ethicists athletes who are tempted to return to $210 million, seven-year contract in the new study hope it helps the study’s lead author. worry that pro athletes – who have the field too soon. 2015.) “So anything you can think of, scientists advance their According to the Cen- played a key role in popularizing “The risk from the stem cell proce- they’re getting. But I wouldn’t use understanding of possible ters for Disease Control stem cells – are misleading the public dure is that it could give someone a them as a role model for how to treat regeneration in adult and Prevention, 7.2% of into thinking that the costly, contro- false sense of confidence, and they injuries.” While athletes often talk human hearts. They pre- women who gave birth in versial shots are an accepted, could go back to play too early” and about their stem cell treatments, sented their findings this 2016 smoked cigarettes approved treatment. reinjure themselves, he said. Caplan said he wonders, “Would the week at the American during pregnancy. “It sends a signal to all the fans out A spokeswoman for the Washing- inflammation or problem have just Heart Association’s Basic “The high number of there that stem cells have more value ton Nationals declined to provide gone away on its own?” Cardiovascular Sciences women smoking while than they really do,” said Dr. James information about Scherzer’s treat- Sports fans shouldn’t expect to conference in Boston. pregnant is shocking, and Rickert, president of the Society for ment, such as the type of stem cells have the same reaction to stem cells – Past studies have shown if this study is translatable Patient Centered Orthopedics, which used or the name of the clinician who or any medical intervention – as a neonatal mice in the first to humans, it reinforces the advocates for high-quality care. “It’s administered them. professional athlete, DiNubile said. week of life can regenerate importance of smoking extremely good PR for the people sell- Clinics that offer stem cell treat- In general, athletes recover far their hearts after an injury, cessation during pregnan- ing this kind of thing. But there’s no ments prepare injections by with- more rapidly than other people, just including heart attack. cy,” said Schimmel, a post- question that this is an unproven drawing a person’s fat or bone mar- because they’re so young and fit, While that possibility for doctoral research fellow at treatment.” row, then processing the cells and DiNubile said. The genes and train- human babies is still not Stanford.” Stem cells and related therapies, injecting them back into aching ing that propelled them to the major fully understood, some “This study suggests such as platelet injections, have been joints, tendons or muscles. leagues may also aid in their recov- anecdotal reports suggest that maternal exposure to used for the past decade by top ath- Another popular treatment ery. “They have access to the best the neonatal human heart cigarette smoke may affect letes: golfer Tiger Woods, tennis pro involves concentrating platelets – the care, night and day,” DiNubile said. also may be able to regen- the heart in surprising Rafael Nadal, hockey legend Gordie cells that help blood clot. Many peo- Whenever a top athlete is treated erate after injury. ways. In addition, under- Howe, basketball player Kobe Bryant ple confuse platelet injections with with stem cells, word spreads quickly For the new study, Stan- standing how this happens and NFL quarterback Peyton Man- stem cell injections, perhaps because on social media. Fans often end up ford University researchers could shed light on the ning. Stem cells are offered at rough- the shots are promoted as treatments doing the stem cell industry’s market- exposed one group of preg- mystery of why adult ly 1,000 clinics nationwide, as well as for similar conditions, said Dr. Kelly ing for them: A 2015 analysis found nant mice to cigarette humans can’t regenerate at some of the country’s most respect- Scollon-Grieve, a physical medicine that 72% of tweets about Gordie smoke every day through- damaged heart tissue,” said ed hospitals. and rehabilitation specialist at Pre- Howe’s stem cell treatments were out pregnancy. The other Dr. Richard T. Lee, a profes- Depending on the treatment, the mier Orthopaedics in Havertown, Pa. positive. Of 2,783 tweets studied, group of mice breathed fil- sor of stem cell and regen- cost can range from hundreds to When it comes to pain, injections only one mentioned that Howe’s tered air. Two days after erative biology at Harvard thousands of dollars. Insurance does can act as powerful placebos, partly treatment, delivered in Mexico after birth, mice pups from each University. Lee was not not cover the treatments in most because suffering patients put so Howe’s stroke, was unproved and not group were given a surgi- involved in the study. cases, so patients pay out of pocket. much faith in treatment, said Dr. approved by the U.S. Food and Drug cally induced heart attack. Schimmel said Yet for all the hype, there’s no Nicholas DiNubile, an orthopedic Administration. Howe died in 2016. Researchers analyzed their researchers are still in the proof it works, said Paul Knoepfler, a surgeon and former consultant for Stem cell clinics often feature ath- cardiac function and tissue early stages of solving the professor in the department of cell the Philadelphia 76ers. letes and other celebrities on their to see how the smoke riddle of why neonatal biology and human anatomy at the In a recent analysis, more than websites and in marketing materials. impacted the heart’s ability mammal hearts regenerate, University of California at Davis. 80% of patients with knee arthritis In a 2018 column, Los Angeles to repair itself. Referring to Scherzer, Knoepfler perceived a noticeable improvement Times writer Michael Hiltzik noted while adult ones don’t. The study found that “It’s really difficult in the said, “There’s really not much evi- in pain after receiving a placebo of that stem cell treatment has failed three lab to specifically pinpoint dence that it’s going to help him, simple saline shots. baseball players with the Los Angeles pathways that are impor- other than as a psychological boost Team doctors often treat athletes Angels. Players Shohei Ohtani, Andrew AUKEE tant for cardiac regenera- or as a placebo effect.” with a variety of therapies, in the Heaney and Garrett Richards, who is tion,” she said. “If you com- Scherzer, 35, said he received a hope of getting them quickly back on no longer with the Angels, tried stem CHIROPRACTIC stem cell shot Friday for a mild strain the field, said Arthur Caplan, director cells in the past three years in an effort Natural, Safe, Drug Free, pare a (heart attack) in a in his upper back and shoulder. of the division of medical ethics at to avoid surgery. 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Jack was preceded in death (AP) – Dozens of members frey Maccani, 36, of Washburn, played on sev- Jack was an avid hunter and by his grandparents, William C. of the extended Kennedy entered eternal life Saturday, eral all-star enjoyed hunting deer, rabbits, and Jeanne Maccani and Carl clan as well as friends from Aug. 3, 2019. He was born June b a s e b a l l grouse, pheasant and ducks. (Rudy) and Nelmi Martinson; college filled a Cape Cod 1, 1983, in Bessemer Township, teams, includ- Jack loved nature and often and his special great uncle, Ray church on Monday to pay their final respects to Mich., the son of William L. ing the strict- referred to the woods as his Niemi. Saoirse Kennedy Hill, the and Diane Maccani. He was the ly-Bessemer “church.” Jack had many spe- A celebration of Jack’s life 22-year-old granddaughter youngest of five children. team who cial memories of hunting with will be Friday, Aug. 9, at Sharon of the late Robert F. Jack attended elementary won the U.P. his dad and brothers. Lutheran Church in Bessemer, Kennedy. and junior high in Bessemer, District Little Fishing was one of Jack’s Reverend William Jacobson will Ted Kennedy Jr., for- Jack Jeffrey mer Congressman Joe Mich., and high school in Maccani League title, great loves, especially on Lake officiate. Visitation will be held Bessemer and Calumet, Mich., 1983 — 2019 for the first Superior. He was a charter cap- at 10 a.m. with the service to Kennedy Jr., and current and Superior, as he traveled to time since tain and he and his brother, follow at 11 a.m. Lunch will fol- U.S. Rep. Joe Kennedy III pursue his passion of playing 1947. He was currently playing Mark, ran a charter business on low in Kastman Hall at the served as pallbearers dur- hockey. Jack graduated from for the Hurley Timberjaxx and the FV Glacier Girl. Jack’s great church. ing the funeral Mass held Bessemer’s A.D. Johnston Mellen Expos, both amateur uncle, Ray Niemi, and his Jack had many loved ones at Our Lady of Victory Church in the Barnstable High School in 2001, and also baseball teams. Jack also played cousin, Ray Junior, taught him and friends. His absence has village of Centerville, not received a certificate of com- league softball and tournament how to fish the Big Lake on left a huge hole in all our hearts. far from the Kennedy pletion in building trades softball, which included coed their boat the FV Riku, and now Jack will be fondly remembered compound in Hyannis from Gogebic Community teams with his girlfriend. Ray Junior’s sons, Nick and for his genuine smile, sense of Port. College. Jack played youth hockey for Anthony, often are the first humor and unmistakable Her grandmother, 91- He continued his education the Ironwood Polar Bears. His mate for Jack and Mark. laugh. He will also be remem- year-old Ethel Kennedy, for one semester at GCC, where Pee Wee B team won the state Jack is survived by his fiancé, bered for his kind heart, as Jack was also at the funeral. he took his prerequisite classes. title in 1996. To further his Kaitlyn Josephine Fryer, Wash- would go out of his way to help A private burial was He then went to Wisconsin hockey skills, Jack skated with burn; his parents, William L. anyone in need and always scheduled to follow the Indianhead Technical College the Midget AA teams in and Diane Maccani, Bessemer; made time for others. We are Mass. in Superior, where he pursued Calumet and Superior while he his brothers, William K. (Gina) all thankful we will have a part Hill, who was sched- uled to start her senior his degree as an HVAC techni- was in high school. Before Jack Maccani, Aurora, Minn., and of Jack back when his daughter, year at Boston College this cian. He also took classes in went to college, he played Mark (Jenna) Maccani, Besse- Kali Jean, is born in late Octo- fall, was found unrespon- machining. junior hockey in Escondido, mer; sisters, Robin (Brad) Nez- ber. Memorials can be made to sive at a home in the com- Jack was employed by Brown Calif. for the San Diego Surf. worski, Ironwood, and Heidi the Kali Jean Maccani Trust pound on Thursday by Plumbing and HVAC of Ash- Jack played men’s amateur (Tim) King, Washburn. He is Fund. first responders who were land. Previously, he was hockey with the Calumet also survived by eight nieces Funeral arrangements have dispatched for reports of employed by Mukavitz Heating Wolverines through 2018. and nephews, Austin, Ty and been entrusted to Jerald an overdose. of Ironwood, Mich. Jack was active for several Haley Nezworski, Cody and Rocco, owner and manager of She was pronounced Jack was an extremely talent- years in area beagle clubs. He Madi Maccani, Emma and Zoey Lakeside Memorial Chapel dead at Cape Cod Hospi- ed athlete, playing baseball, ran his hounds at trials Thompson and Huston King. Inc., in Wakefield, Mich. Con- tal, according to the Cape hockey and football. As a youth throughout the Midwest. He He is further survived by sever- dolences may be expressed and Islands district attor- ney’s office, which is inves- he played Little League, Senior also was a certified beagle trial al aunts, uncles, cousins and online at lakesidememori- tigating. The cause of League and high school base- judge and judged several special friends. alchapel.com. death remains under investigation. An autopsy revealed no signs of trau- For reprints or lamination services, ma, and investigators are contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 awaiting toxicology reports.

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Mexicans and hopes it will reeling from revelations Hennepin County lead to changes in U.S. gun that the shooting appeared Attorney Mike Freeman laws. to have been aimed at His- said Kelly, whose full name Mexican Foreign Minis- panics, and Mexicans in is Robert Sylvester Kelly, is ter Marcelo Ebrard met particular. accused of soliciting the Monday afternoon with Just minutes before the girl after meeting her local authorities in El Paso rampage, U.S. investigators before a concert in Min- and said Mexico will par- believe the shooter posted neapolis. ticipate in the investiga- a rambling online mani- Freeman said the girl tions and trial there, as festo in which he railed was trying to get an auto- well as take legal action against a perceived “inva- graph from Kelly, and that against those who sold the sion” of Hispanics coming the R&B performer gave gun to the shooter. into the U.S. He then her his signature and a “An investigation will be allegedly targeted a shop- phone number. When the opened for terrorism, ping area in El Paso that is girl called the number, she because that’s what it was,” about 5 miles (8 kilome- was invited to Kelly’s hotel. Ebrard said at a press con- ters) from the main border There she was offered ference. “And the extradi- checkpoint with Ciudad $200 to take off her tion request is not off the Juarez, Mexico. clothes and dance, Free- table.” Tens of thousands of man said. He said Kelly Ebrard also met with Mexicans cross the border took his clothes off and families of the victims and legally each day to work they danced together. the injured and promised and shop in the city of A criminal complaint to speed up the repatria- 680,000 full-time resi- said the girl said Kelly lay tion process for the bodies dents, and El Paso County on his bed and the girl of the eight Mexican vic- is more than 80% Latino, climbed on top of him tims. according to the latest cen- Associated Press “body to body.” “We agree that it sus data. A WOMAN sits next to a sign with a message that reads: “No More Guns! Make “According to Victim, appears racism and white The Mexican victims Love”, in Juarez, Mexico, Saturday where people are gathering for a vigil for the 3 the defendant was rubbing supremacy are serious were identified as Sara Mexican nationals who were killed in an El Paso shopping-complex shooting. her body” and fondling problems in the United Esther Regalado of Ciudad Twenty people were killed and more than two dozen injured in a shooting Satur- himself, according to the States,” Ebrard said. Juarez; Adolfo Cerros day in a busy shopping area in the Texas border town of El Paso, the state’s gover- complaint. “Victim stated President Andrés Hernández of Aguas- nor said. that the defendant touched Manuel López Obrador calientes; Jorge Calvillo all over her body.” previously said that Mexi- García of Torreon, in Mexico said the shoot- On Sunday, López ed with the use of force and The complaint said the co will respect the debate Coahuila; Elsa Mendoza de ing was the result of the Obrador chose his words by inciting hate.” girl attended Kelly’s con- that will unfold in the Unit- la Mora of Yepomera, Chi- simmering resentment that carefully when speaking of Former President Felipe cert “as a guest who did ed States following the Sat- huahua; Gloria Irma Mar- President Donald Trump the shooting. Calderón said via Twitter not have to pay,” and told urday attack that killed a quez of Ciudad Juarez; had stirred early into his “In spite of the pain, the that regardless of whether her brother what had hap- total of 22 people, but he María Eugenia Legarreta of presidential campaign outrage” that Mexicans are the shooting is a hate pened in Kelly’s hotel believes the discussion the city of Chihuahua; Ivan when he called Mexicans feeling, he said, the U.S. is crime, Trump “should stop room. could lead to change north Filiberto Manzano of Ciu- coming into the U.S. headed toward elections his hate speech. He should The charges are of the border. dad Juarez; and Juan de “rapists” and “criminals.” and Mexico doesn’t want to stop stigmatizing others.” felonies, each punishable “There could be a Dios Velázquez Chairez of The U.S.-Mexico relation- interfere in the “internal Amatza Gutiérrez, a stu- by up to five years in change to their laws Zacatecas. Other victims ship was only further affairs” of other countries. dent from the Mexican cap- prison. because it is stunning what may have also been of Mex- strained after he took office He also said the events in ital, said the idea of a Puerto Ricans await is happening, unfortunate ican descent. and vowed to build a bor- Texas reaffirmed his con- shooter targeting Mexicans and very powerful,” López As the news dominated der wall and slap tariffs on viction that “social prob- because of their ethnicity court decision on Obrador said. “I don’t rule weekend headlines, some Mexican imports. lems shouldn’t be confront- gives her goose bumps. potential new governor SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico North Korea fires (AP) – Puerto Rico’s Supreme Court on Mon- presumed ballistic day agreed to rule on a lawsuit that the island’s Senate filed in a bid to oust missiles as talks stall a veteran politician recent- SEOUL, South Korea intensify in the coming ly sworn in as the island’s (AP) – North Korea contin- months if progress isn’t governor. ued to ramp up its made on the nuclear The court gave all par- weapons demonstrations talks. ties until Tuesday at noon by firing two presumed South Korea’s military to file all necessary paper- short-range ballistic mis- alerted reporters to the work, noting that no exten- siles into the sea Tuesday launches minutes before sions will be awarded. while lashing out at the the North’s Foreign Min- The lawsuit seeks a pre- United States and South istry denounced Washing- liminary injunction order- Korea for continuing mili- ton and Seoul over the ing Pedro Pierluisi to cease tary exercises that the start of their joint exercises his functions immediately North says could derail on Monday. The ministry’s and also asks that the fragile nuclear diplomacy. statement said the drills, court declare unconstitu- North Korea’s fourth which North Korea sees as tional a 2005 law that says round of weapons launch- an invasion rehearsal, a secretary of state does Associated Press not have to be approved by ACTOR JASON Momoa holds the hands of his children, Nakoa-Wolf Momoa, left, es in less than two weeks leave the country “com- both the House and Senate and Lola Momoa, right, as he is welcomed with a hula while visiting elders and came amid a standstill in pelled to develop, test and if he or she has to step in Native Hawaiian protesters blocking the construction of a giant telescope on nuclear negotiations and deploy the powerful physi- as governor. Hawaii’s tallest mountain, at Mauna Kea Access Road on Wednesday in Mauna Kea, after President Donald cal means essential for “I want to put an end to Hawaii. Trump repeatedly dis- national defense.” missed the significance of The statement from an this, but I want to do it cor- the country’s recent tests unidentified spokesperson rectly,” Senate President Still blocked from Hawaii peak, despite the threat the said Pyongyang remains Thomas Rivera Schatz said weapons pose to ally South committed to dialogue, but during a special session in Korea and U.S. bases there. it could seek a “new road” which he stated he would telescope seeks Spain permit Experts say the North’s if the allies don’t change let the court decide the outcome. BARCELONA, Spain should it not be possible to has been arrested several weapons displays could their positions. (AP) – The group behind a build in Hawaii,” Stone times trying to block con- $1.4 billion telescope said. “Mauna Kea remains struction, said he hopes Call or Visit planned for Hawaii is the preferred site.” officials make the “right Us Today applying for a permit to The development bol- decision” and move the Special Loan Rates build in Spain as ongoing sters the Native Hawaiian project to the Canary protests and a human activists, who say they will Islands. blockade prevent them not budge until the project “We remain committed In between paychecks? from starting construction moves elsewhere. to protecting Mauna Kea Unexpected expenses? on Mauna Kea, Hawaii’s Protest leaders, who say from further desecration, highest peak that some they are not against science no matter how long it When you need money in people consider sacred. or astronomy , told The takes,” he said. a hurry, we have fast and The plan to start con- Associated Press that the Canary Islands Astro- struction of the Thirty Spain permit is a positive physics Institute Director affordable borrowing Meter Telescope on the Big development, but it’s not Rafael Rebolo told the AP solutions. Island has been thwarted enough for them to end on Monday that he for more than three weeks their blockade of Mauna received a letter from the by a group of Native Kea’s access road, where head of the Thirty Meter Hawaiian activists who say more than 2,000 people Telescope saying its board the construction will fur- have gathered at times. recently decided “to pro- ther desecrate a mountain “There’s lots of good sci- ceed with the request to that already has more than ence to be done from the seek a building permit” for Locally Owned a dozen observatories. Canary Islands,” said the island of La Palma. Thirty Meter Telescope Kealoha Pisciotta, who has “We are observing what Executive Director Ed helped organize the protest is happening in Hawaii Stone said in a statement on Mauna Kea. 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Center St., Ewen 906.988.2821 649 M-28, Bergland 906.575.1083 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 2019 9 3 locals to enter UP Sports Hall of Fame By DENNIS GRALL 1955 despite having a football scholarship offer to the Uni- U.P. Sports Hall of Fame versity of Wyoming and a basketball scholarship offer to HARRIS – A trio of the 10 new Upper Peninsula Sports Furman University. He then played football at Northern Hall of Fame inductees are still active in their particular Michigan University, earning NAIA third-team All-America athletic activities. in 1960. He was a free agent signee of the Detroit Lions in That trio consists of John Barnes and Todd Dagenais, 1961. He was selected to NMU's athletic hall of fame in natives of Escanaba, and Al Mitchell, a Philadelphia native 1980. who lives in Marquette. John Barnes (Escanaba) - Currently women's basketball Joining them will be Jennifer (Kangas) Brody of L'Anse, coach at Youngstown State University, Barnes has an over- William Mannisto of Bessemer/Hancock, Gerald Racine all 260-142 record, including 104-87 with the Division I of Ishpeming, Eugene "Mickey" Valesano of Wakefield, Horizon League Penguins since 2013. He was 156-55 at Lane Valesano Mannisto Julie (Heldt) Wonders of Iron Mountain, the late Dewey Michigan Tech (2003-10) while building the Huskies into Lane of Wakefield and the late Victor Turosky of Iron one of the premier programs in NCAA Division II. The for- Tyson and Floyd Mayweather, among more than 800 River. mer Tech cager led the Huskies into the Division II post- national champions . Mitchell, 75, has provided boxing To be eligible while still active, a person must have been season five times and won three GLIAC titles. He was instructions to hundreds of athletes at the amateur, in their line of athletics for at least 15 years. Inactive par- GLIAC coach of the year his final three seasons and in his Olympic and professional level. He also served as legal ticipants must have been retired for at least five years. final two seasons guided Tech to the NCAA D-2 Elite Eight. guardian of his high school boxers in the USOEC program The selections were made recently by the UPSHF exec- He was also an assistant women's coach at University of in Marquette. He was USA boxing coach of the year in utive council that met at the Island Resort and Casino. Wisconsin, University of Michigan and University of Wis- 1994, head coach of the 1996 Atlanta Olympic U.S. boxing They had to choose from 155 candidates in the pre-1970 consin-Green Bay and a men's assistant at Tech and Lake team, was technical advisor to the U.S. boxing team at the division (three are selected) and from 170 in post-1970 Superior State University. Barnes was an All-U.P. cager at 2004 Athens Olympics and the 2012 London Olympics (seven are selected). Escanaba, scoring 1,048 points, and played four seasons among other major positions. He was 43-1 as a boxer, The 49th annual induction banquet is May 9, 2020 at at Tech. He was also a player-coach for St. Nicolai Basket- before moving to Marquette in 1989 to direct the USOEC the Island Resort & Casino in Harris. ball Club in Denmark. (1996-97). boxing program. The inductees: Jennifer Kangas-Brody (L'Anse) - After a three-sport Gerald Racine (Ishpeming) - Recipient of eight varsity Dewey Lane (Wakefield) - A three-sport athlete at career at L'Anse High School, Kangas played golf at Michi- letters in three sports at Ishpeming High School, Racine Wakefield High School, the 1949 graduate inaugurated gan State University (team captain for two years) and for forged a 340-224 record in 26 years as high school basket- the football program at Ashley, Mich., High School in seven years on the LPGA Tour. She won the Upper Penin- ball coach at Republic-Michigamme and Ishpeming. He 1960, then two years later returned home. Lane spent 22 sula Ladies Golf Association tournament in 2003 and the led Ishpeming to the Class C state championship in 1995. years as Wakefield's head football coach, twice becoming Michigan Women's Open in 1996. She was on the all-Big Ishpeming was state runner-up in 1992. He became Ish- U.P. coach of the year. He joined the Michigan High School Ten team in 1996 after placing fourth in the league tour- peming's athletic director from 2004-10. Racine was state Football Coach's Hall of Fame in 1988. He also spent 11 nament. She played in the women's U.S. Open in 1999 and coach of the year in 1995 by Associated Press, Detroit Free years as the school's track coach, three seasons as varsity 2001 and posted four victories on the LPGA Futures Tour Press and Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan. He baseball coach and two years as varsity boys basketball (now the Symetra Tour) in 2003, her final pro season. was a two-time U.P. All-Star Classic coach and coach of the coach. Lane also spent 29 seasons as assistant basketball Since 2005 she gives golf lessons and owns a retail golf 1995 state all-star game, and twice was U.P. Class C coach coach. Lane also helped save football at Wakefield and operation at Warwick Hills Golf and Country Club. She of the year. Racine initiated the state-wide move to change neighboring Bessemer by ushering in the Gogebic Miners won 25 high school events and was second in the other the age limit to 19 for disabled students. co-op program. one and was a three-time all-state selection. She was also Victor Turosky (Iron River) - A four-year football player William Mannisto (Bessemer) - An all-around athlete an All-U.P. basketball selection and played volleyball. at Iron River High School, he returned the opening kickoff and coach, Mannisto earned eight letters in four sports at Todd Dagenais (Escanaba) - Head volleyball coach at of his first game more than 100 yards for a touchdown. He Bessemer High School and was MVP of the 1949 football NCAA Division I University of Central Florida since 2008, turned down a chance to play football at Notre Dame to team. He had a U.P. record 54.6 run in the 440-yard dash Dagenais is also a staple with the USA Volleyball program. work on his grandfather's farm, then at age 19 joined the in 1950. He played basketball and ran track at Gogebic He has a .660 winning percentage at UCF and with a 212- Kansas City Cowboys and played several seasons in the Community College, then after a two-year hitch in the 140 record is 25 wins away from setting a school record early days of the National Football League, becoming per- Army, he went to Northern Michigan University and was entering the 2019 season. He was on the USA 2004 coach- haps the first "Yooper" to play professional football. He MVP of the 1955-56 basketball team. He coached basket- ing staff in the Olympic Games in Greece and served as then played semi-pro football for the Stambaugh All-Stars, ball at Suomi College for two seasons, then led Bessemer's Associate Head Volleyball Coach at Michigan State Uni- then became recreational director in Iron River and offici- baseball team to the league title in 1961 and was basket- versity from 1998-2003 and at University of Southern Cal- ated football games. ball coach at Hancock High School (85-42). He also assist- ifornia from 2005-8. He was also an assistant coach at Julie (Heldt) Wonders (Iron Mountain) - A three-sport ed in football and track, spent four years as Hancock's ath- Northern Michigan. Dagenais has transformed the UCF athlete at Lawrence, Mich. High School. Heldt was a three- letic director and five years as the city's recreation director. Knights into a nationally-recognized program in his 11 time basketball MVP, played basketball and softball for He also officiated in four sports during the 1960s and seasons and twice has been named The American Athletic four years and volleyball for three years. She played bas- 1970s. Conference coach of the year. ketball for two years at Lake Michigan College and is in Eugene "Mickey" Valesano (Wakefield) - An All-U.P. Al Mitchell (Marquette) - The Philadelphia native has that school's hall of fame and was an NJCAA All-American selection in high school football and basketball, Valesano been an influential member of the national boxing com- (1,103 points), then transferred to Northern Michigan helped the Cardinals to the state basketball semifinals in munity for nearly 60 years and has touched the lives of University and set NMU's single-season scoring mark of 1954, then led the U.P. in scoring as a senior (23.6 ppg). many youngsters. Mitchell has worked with ring champi- 715 points (1,208 career) and was team MVP, GLIAC play- Also a premier sprinter, Valesano joined the U.S. Army in ons Vernon Forrest, Larry Nicholson, David Reid, Mike er of the year and Kodak All-American in 1993. Yelich homers twice, Brewers beat Pirates PITTSBURGH (AP) – Christian Yelich keeps pushing to new heights. Yelich hit two home runs and took over the major league lead with 39, powering the Milwaukee Brewers to a 9-7 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. "Just trying to help the team win," said Yelich, who sur- passed his previous career-best homer total with his 37th of the season Sunday. "You're trying to do well every game, it just happened to work out that way tonight. If I could hit two homers whenever I wanted, that would be pretty sweet." The reigning NL MVP capped his performance with a towering shot Brewers 9, Pirates 7 on a slider Milwaukee Pittsburgh ab rhbi ab rhbi from Geoff Grisham lf 4013A.Frzer 2b 4000 H a r t l i e b , Grandal c 4000Rynolds lf 5231 Yelich rf 5242S.Marte cf 5011 crushed 425 Hiura 2b 5000Bell 1b 4100 feet onto the Mstakas 3b 4211J.Osuna rf-3b 3110 Cain cf 4220Moran 3b 2000 river walk Thames 1b 5221Me.Cbrr ph-rf 2110 Arcia ss 4131Newman ss 4113 beyond right Lyles p 2001El.Diaz c 3000 field to make Gamel ph 1000Agrazal p 1000 Pmeranz p 0000P.Reyes ph 1112 the score 9-6 in Albers p 0000Feliz p 0000 the ninth. It Claudio p 0000E.Gnzal ph 0000 Braun ph 1000Liriano p 0000 was Yelich's F.Prlta p 0000Hrtlieb p 0000 sixth career Hader p 0000Stllngs ph 1000 Totals 39 9 13 9 Totals 35 787 Associated Press multi-homer Milwaukee 100 400 031 —9 DETROIT TIGERS pitcher Spencer Turnbull bites his glove on the way to the dugout against the Chicago White Pittsburgh 000 120 031 —7 game, and his E_A.Frazier (5), Hiura (9). DP_Pittsburgh 1. LOB_Milwaukee 7, Pittsburgh Sox in the first inning in Detroit Monday. fourth this sea- 6. 2B_Reynolds (23), J.Osuna (9), Newman (14). 3B_S.Marte (5). HR_Yelich 2 (39), Moustakas (27), Reynolds (10), P.Reyes (1). SF_Grisham (2). son. IP HRER BB SO The night Milwaukee Lyles W,7-7 523121 Tigers return home, lose to White Sox began when Pomeranz H,1 120003 Yelich home- Albers H,7 2-3 00010 Claudio H,17 1-3 00000 DETROIT (AP) – Lucas Giolito everyone in the lineup doing some- red in the first F.Peralta 2-3 23321 Chicago White Sox 7,Detroit Tigers 4 Hader S,25-28 1 1-3 21102 didn't have his best stuff against the thing, which is exactly what we need ab rhbi ab rhbi inning for a Pittsburgh L.Grcia cf-lf 5010J.Jones cf 5121 Detroit Tigers on Monday night. to see." Agrazal L,2-3 585521 Goins 3b 3111Goodrum 2b 4011 second straight Feliz 210005 J.Abreu dh 4121Mi.Cbrr dh 5010 His manager loved the way he JaCoby Jones homered and tripled game, driving Liriano 033100 Jay rf 4011Dixon 1b 3110 Hartlieb 211113 responded. for Detroit, which has lost 10 of 12 Engel pr-cf 0000H.Cstro 3b 3001 the first of his Liriano pitched to 4 batters in the 8th El.Jmen lf 4010Dmritte rf 4110 Giolito allowed three runs on eight and gone 10-34 since June 1. The four hits 408 Umpires_Home, Will Little; First, Joe West; Second, Andy Fletcher; Third, Cordell rf 0000V.Reyes lf 4020 Jansen Visconti. hits and two walks in six innings, Tigers are last in the majors with 3.59 Skole 1b 5012J.Rgers c 3111 feet into the T_3:32. A_11,208 (38,362). good enough to help the Chicago runs per game while the White Sox Ti.Andr ss 5230Mercer ss 4020 bleachers in J.McCnn c 4221 White Sox beat the Tigers 7-4. (4.12) are 28th. Y.Sanch 2b 5121 left off Dario Agrazal (2-3). He also hit a solo homer in the "That's a really good sign for a "I thought we competed against the Totals 39 7 14 7 Totals 35 4 11 4 Chicago 200 200 030 —7 first inning against the Cubs on Sunday. young pitcher," White Sox manager kid pretty good," Tigers manager Ron Detroit 011 001 001 —4 "He has the ability to put us on his back offensively," E_G.Soto (1), H.Castro (6). DP_Chicago 3, Detroit 2. LOB_Chica- Rick Renteria said. "He had to go out Gardenhire said. "He's got great stuff go 12, Detroit 8. 2B_Skole (1), Ti.Anderson (17), J.McCann (17), Brewers manager Craig Counsell said. "He's done it before. there, make adjustments to what he with his cutter and a really, really Goodrum (23). 3B_J.Jones (3), Dixon (2). HR_J.Jones (11). S_L.Gar- He did it for a pretty long stretch last year, and tonight was a cia (7). was throwing and still find a way to good changeup. He pitched well, but IP HRER BB SO night he did it again." get outs. He had to work through a lot we battled him." Chicago Brewers starter Jordan Lyles (7-7) limited his former team Giolito W,12-5 683328 of traffic on the bases, but he gave us Tigers starter Spencer Turnbull, Cordero H,1 120002 to three runs (one earned) on two hits in five innings in his six innings and a chance to win." returning from the injured list after a J.Fry 100010 Colome 111110 first start against the Pirates since being traded on July 29. The victory was the first for Giolito back injury, allowed two runs on two Detroit Lyles walked two and didn't allow a hit through the first Turnbull 322237 (12-5) since June 30. The All-Star hits, two walks and a hit batter in G.Soto L,0-5 462211 three innings. Bryan Reynolds led off the fourth with the went 0-3 with a 5.65 ERA in five July three innings. He struck out seven. B.Farmer 2-3 43301 10th homer of his rookie season, cutting Milwaukee's lead to Hardy 1-3 10001 starts. "There were some positives, but I Ed.Jimenez 110011 5-1. Pablo Reyes hit a two-run, pinch-hit homer to left off "Obviously, our win-loss records was too inefficient with my pitch HBP_by Turnbull (Jay). WP_G.Soto. Lyles in the fifth to make it 5-3. Umpires_Home, Lance Barrett; First, Bill Welke; Second, Sean aren't always a perfect representation count," he said. Barber; Third, Mike Everitt. In his last outing for the Pirates, Lyles allowed eight runs of how we've pitched, but you still like The White Sox loaded the bases in T_3:41. A_16,942 (41,297). (five earned) on seven hits in 1 2/3 innings of a 14-8 loss to your games to end with a team win the first on two walks and a hit batter. grass in the outfield," Rogers said. St. Louis on July 24. He was 5-7 with a 5.36 ERA for Pitts- and a personal win," Giolito said. "My Turnbull struck out Eloy Jimenez, but "Give Travis credit – he got a good burgh this season. slider was inconsistent and my fast- Matt Skole blooped a two-run double. jump and was able to score." "Just coming up here at the deadline, I wanted to re-group ball was all over the place, but I was The Tigers made it 2-1 with three Jones led off the third with his and kind of think of it as the next season, like a different sea- able to do a lot with my changeup." two-out singles in the second, with 11th homer, tying the game. Yolmer son for me," Lyles said. "I think it's a breath of fresh air. ... If All nine starters for the White Sox Jake Rogers driving home Travis Sanchez made it 3-2 with an RBI I do my part personally, I will get things turned around from had at least one hit and seven either Demeritte. Rogers and Demeritte each groundout off Gregory Soto (0-5) in where I was in the clubhouse over there." scored or drove in a run. Chicago has made their major league debuts dur- the fourth and Ryan Goins hit a bloop The Brewers snapped a four-game losing streak after won three of four after a 2-8 homes- ing Detroit's 2-8 road trip and were single later in the inning to drive in entering as losers of six of the last seven games. tand. playing at Comerica Park for the first the fourth run. The Pirates are last in the NL Central after falling to 4-19 "We are finally putting some good time. The Tigers had runners on the cor- at-bats together after a lot of strug- "I got fooled on the pitch, but I ners in the fifth, but Miguel Cabrera gling," Renteria said. "Today it was stayed with it and found some green grounded into his 14th double play. BREWERS — page 10 l 10 TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

Tuesday's Games .316; Arenado, Colorado, .305; Free- Graterol retroactive to Saturday. AmericanAll Times LeagueEDT Milwaukee (Anderson 5-2) at Pitts- man, Atlanta, .303; Dahl, Colorado, Claimed RHP Kevin Gausman off East Division burgh (Brault 3-1), 7:05 p.m. .302; Verdugo, Los Angeles, .294. waivers from Atlanta. Selected the W L Pct GB L.A. Angels (Suarez 2-2) at Cincin- RBI_Bell, Pittsburgh, 89; Escobar, contract of OF Brian O'Grady from New York 73 39 .652 — nati (DeSclafani 6-6), 7:10 p.m. Arizona, 88; Freeman, Atlanta, 87; Louisville (IL). Tampa Bay 65 49 .570 9 Miami (Yamamoto 4-2) at N.Y. Bellinger, Los Angeles, 85; Rendon, MIAMI MARLINS — Optioned Boston 60 55 .522 14½ Mets (Wheeler 8-6), 7:10 p.m. Washington, 85; Yelich, Milwaukee, RHP Kyle Keller to New Orleans Toronto 46 69 .400 28½ Oakland (Anderson 9-7) at Chica- 84; Arenado, Colorado, 83; Alonso, (PCL). Placed OF Cesar Puello and Baltimore 38 74 .339 35 go Cubs (Lester 9-7), 8:05 p.m. New York, 80; Baez, Chicago, 76; 1B Neil Walker on the 10-day IL. Central Division Atlanta (Foltynewicz 2-5) at Min- Hosmer, San Diego, 75. Recalled 2B Isan Diaz and OF Lewis WLPct GB nesota (Berrios 10-5), 8:10 p.m. DOUBLES_Bell, Pittsburgh, 34; Brinson from New Orleans. Selected Minnesota 70 42 .625 — Colorado (Marquez 10-5) at Hous- Bryant, Chicago, 30; Baez, Chicago, the contract of RHP Robert Dugger Cleveland 66 46 .589 4 ton (Greinke 10-4), 8:10 p.m. 30; Harper, Philadelphia, 30; Rendon, from New Orleans. Reinstated RHP Chicago 49 61 .445 20 Philadelphia (Arrieta 8-8) at Ari- Washington, 30; Albies, Atlanta, 29; Ryne Stanek from the 10-day IL. Kansas City 40 74 .351 31 zona (Leake 9-8), 9:40 p.m. McNeil, New York, 29; Blackmon, MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Sent Detroit 32 76 .296 36 Washington (Sanchez 6-6) at San Colorado, 28; Dahl, Colorado, 28; LHP Brent Suter to Biloxi (SL) for a West Division Francisco (Menez 0-0), 9:45 p.m. Freeman, Atlanta, 28. rehab assignment. Recalled RHP WLPct GB San Diego (Lamet 0-2) at Seattle TRIPLES_Escobar, Arizona, 9. Jake Faria and selected RHP Devin Houston 73 40 .646 — (LeBlanc 6-4), 10:10 p.m. HOME RUNS_Yelich, Milwaukee, Williams from San Antonio (PCL). Oakland 64 49 .566 9 St. Louis (Mikolas 7-11) at L.A. 39; Bellinger, Los Angeles, 36; Alon- Optioned RHP Aaron Wilkerson was Texas 58 54 .518 14½ Dodgers (Kershaw 10-2), 10:10 p.m. so, New York, 35; Renfroe, San optioned to San Antonio. Placed RHP Los Angeles 56 58 .491 17½ Wednesday's Games Diego, 30; Suarez, Cincinnati, 29; Zach Davies on the 10-day IL, Seattle 47 67 .412 26½ Miami at N.Y. Mets, 12:10 p.m. Baez, Chicago, 28; 6 tied at 27. retroactive to Aug. 3. Transferred Monday's Games Atlanta at Minnesota, 1:10 p.m. STOLEN BASES_Acuna Jr., RHP Jimmy Nelson to the 60-day IL. N.Y. Yankees 9, Baltimore 6 Colorado at Houston, 2:10 p.m. Atlanta, 25; Dyson, Arizona, 24; NEW YORK METS — Placed 2B Boston 7, Kansas City 5 Oakland at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 Yelich, Milwaukee, 23; Turner, Wash- Robinson Canó on the 10-day IL. Chicago White Sox 7, Detroit 4 St. Louis at L.A. Dodgers, 3:10 ington, 22; SMarte, Pittsburgh, 17; Recalled RHP Walker Lockett and SS Cincinnati 7, L.A. Angels 4 Washington at San Francisco, Robles, Washington, 17; Margot, San Luis Guillorme from Syracuse (IL). Texas 1, Cleveland 0 3:45 p.m. Diego, 15; Wong, St. Louis, 15; 4 tied PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Toronto 2, Tampa Bay 0 San Diego at Seattle, 6:40 p.m. at 14. Released 3B Jung Ho Kang. Chicago Cubs 6, Oakland 5 Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 7:05 PITCHING_Strasburg, Washing- SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Minnesota 5, Atlanta 3 Philadelphia at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. ton, 14-5; Fried, Atlanta, 12-4; Castil- Claimed RHP Ryan Dull off waivers Tuesday's Games lo, Cincinnati, 11-4; Ryu, Los Ange- from Oakland. Sent RHP Johnny Chicago White Sox (Cease 1-4) at TODAY'S MAJOR les, 11-2; Woodruff, Milwaukee, 11-3; Cueto to the AZL Giants Black for a rehab assignment. Detroit (Norris 3-8), 1:10 p.m., 1st LEAGUEAMERICAN LEADERS LEAGUE 9 tied at 10. game BATTING_LeMahieu, New York, ERA_Ryu, Los Angeles, 1.53; BASKETBALL N.Y. Yankees (Holder 5-2) at Balti- .333; Devers, Boston, .322; Brantley, Scherzer, Washington, 2.41; Soroka, National Basketball Association more (Wojciechowski 2-4), 7:05 p.m. Houston, .320; Alberto, Baltimore, Atlanta, 2.46; Castillo, Cincinnati, MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES — Named 2.63; deGrom, New York, 2.77; Ker- Niele Ivey, Brad Jones, David Chicago White Sox (Santiago 1-0) .317; Bogaerts, Boston, .307; Lindor, Associated Press at Detroit (VerHagen 1-2), 7:10 p.m., Cleveland, .304; Moncada, Chicago, shaw, Los Angeles, 2.85; Greinke, McClure, Scoonie Penn, Vitaly 2nd game .301; Merrifield, Kansas City, .300; Houston, 2.90; Hendricks, Chicago, Potapenko and Neven Spahija assis- HOUSTON TEXANS' J.J. Watt rides a bike to a joint practice between the Texans and Kansas City (Junis 6-10) at Boston Trout, Los Angeles, .299; Martinez, 3.06; Buehler, Los Angeles, 3.22; tant coaches and Jason March coach the Green Bay Packers Monday in Green Bay, Wis. (Cashner 10-6), 7:10 p.m. Boston, .299. Gray, Cincinnati, 3.26. of Memphis (NBAGL). L.A. Angels (Suarez 2-2) at Cincin- RBI_Trout, Los Angeles, 88; Dev- STRIKEOUTS_Scherzer, Wash- FOOTBALL nati (DeSclafani 6-6), 7:10 p.m. ers, Boston, 87; Bogaerts, Boston, ington, 189; deGrom, New York, 182; National Football League Texas (Jurado 6-6) at Cleveland 85; Abreu, Chicago, 78; Kepler, Min- Ray, Arizona, 178; Strasburg, Wash- BALTIMORE RAVENS — Traded ington, 175. OL Alex Lewis to the N.Y. Jets for a Texans' J.J. Watt fulfills dream (Plesac 6-3), 7:10 p.m. nesota, 77; Encarnacion, New York, conditional 2020 seventh-round draft Toronto (Thornton 4-7) at Tampa 76; LeMahieu, New York, 75; Soler, Transactions Bay (Kittredge 1-0), 7:10 p.m. Kansas City, 75; Rosario, Minnesota, BASEBALL pick. Oakland (Anderson 9-7) at Chica- 74; Cruz, Minnesota, 72. American League INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — go Cubs (Lester 9-7), 8:05 p.m. DOUBLES_Bogaerts, Boston, 37; BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Claimed RB D'Onta Foreman off in Green Bay — sort of Atlanta (Foltynewicz 2-5) at Min- Castellanos, Chicago, 37; Devers, Recalled RHP Tayler Scott from Nor- waivers from Houston. nesota (Berrios 10-5), 8:10 p.m. Boston, 37; Benintendi, Boston, 33; folk (IL). Optioned RHP Jimmy MIAMI DOLPHINS — Placed LB GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) – J.J. Watt practice field. Colorado (Marquez 10-5) at Hous- Brantley, Houston, 31; Merrifield, Yacabonis to Norfolk. Mike Hull on the PUP list. ton (Greinke 10-4), 8:10 p.m. Kansas City, 31; Buxton, Minnesota, CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Sent NEW YORK JETS — Claimed CB remembers standing outside the Packers' The Texans and Packers started on sep- San Diego (Lamet 0-2) at Seattle 30; Polanco, Minnesota, 30; Semien, LHP Manny Banuelos to the AZL Alex Brown off waivers from Philadel- practice field as a kid, watching Brett Favre arate fields and then converged for a few 1- (LeBlanc 6-4), 10:10 p.m. Oakland, 29; 2 tied at 28. White Sox for a rehab assignment. phia. Waived WR/KR Quadree Hen- Wednesday's Games TRIPLES_Merrifield, Kansas City, Optioned C Seby Zavala to Charlotte derson. through the holes of the chain-link fence. on-1 and 7-on-7 drills and faced off in a Atlanta at Minnesota, 1:10 p.m. 9; Mondesi, Kansas City, 9. (IL). TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — Chicago White Sox at Detroit, 1:10 HOME RUNS_Trout, Los Angeles, CLEVELAND INDIANS — Removed LB David Kenney from the He dreamed of one day being on the other full-team scrimmage. Texas at Cleveland, 1:10 p.m. 37; Kepler, Minnesota, 31; Cruz, Min- Optioned RHP Phil Maton to Colum- PUP list. side. Watt left practice early after experienc- Toronto at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. nesota, 30; Encarnacion, New York, bus (IL). Recalled RHP Aaron Civale HOCKEY Colorado at Houston, 2:10 p.m. 30; Soler, Kansas City, 29; Bregman, from Columbus. National Hockey League That dream became a reality – sort of – ing tightness in his groin. Head coach Bill Oakland at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 Houston, 27; Mancini, Baltimore, 26; LOS ANGELES ANGELS — TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING — on Monday, as the Packers welcomed Watt O'Brien said Watt probably won't practice San Diego at Seattle, 6:40 p.m. Vogelbach, Seattle, 26; 4 tied at 25. Placed RHP Luke Bard on the 10-day Signed D Kevin Shattenkirk to a one- N.Y. Yankees at Baltimore, 7:05 STOLEN BASES_Mondesi, IL. Requested unconditional release year contract. and the Texans to Green Bay for the first of Tuesday. Watt doubts he'll play Thursday Kansas City at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Kansas City, 31; Smith, Seattle, 30; waivers on C Jonathan Lucroy. COLLEGE two joint practices before the teams meet either. Villar, Baltimore, 24; Andrus, Texas, Selected LHP Patrick Sandoval from COKER — Named Mackenzie Draine assistant softball coach. NationalAll Times League EDT 23; Ramirez, Cleveland, 22; Hamil- Salt Lake (PCL). Transferred RHP in their preseason opener Thursday night. "I doubt that they'll let me out there," he GUILFORD — Named Emily East Division ton, Kansas City, 17; Kiermaier, Félix Peña to the 60-day IL. Record women's rugby coach. WLPct GB Tampa Bay, 17; Lindor, Cleveland, NEW YORK YANKEES — Sent "I'm very grateful for the reception and said. "But regardless, it's going to be cool Atlanta 66 48 .579 — 17; Gordon, Seattle, 16; Merrifield, RHP Jonathan Loaisiga to Scran- HOFSTRA — Promoted Mike Far- the way that they treat me here," said Watt, to go out in Lambeau Field and step on the Philadelphia 58 53 .523 6½ Kansas City, 16. ton/Wilkes-Barre (IL) for a rehab relly to associate head men's basket- Washington 58 53 .523 6½ PITCHING_Verlander, Houston, assignment. ball coach. a Wisconsin native. "The amount of love grass and see the fans and just to live that New York 57 56 .504 8½ 15-4; German, New York, 14-2; Lynn, TAMPA BAY RAYS — Sent LHP LANDER — Named Noel and support that they've shown me ... it's moment. Like I've said all along, it was a Miami 42 69 .378 22½ Texas, 14-6; Cole, Houston, 13-5; Jose Alvarado to Charlotte (FSL) for a McDaniel women's assistant soccer coach, Ashley Veach assistant volley- Central Division Rodriguez, Boston, 13-5; Giolito, rehab assignment. pretty cool. I literally dreamt about this as dream of mine as a kid, so it's going to be ball coach and Dale Parker men's WLPct GB Chicago, 12-5; Gonzales, Seattle, 12- TORONTO BLUE JAYS — a kid." pretty cool whether I'm playing or not." Chicago 61 51 .545 — 9; Morton, Tampa Bay, 12-4; Odor- Optioned RHP Yennsy Diaz to New assistant soccer coach. St. Louis 58 52 .527 2 izzi, Minnesota, 12-5; 2 tied at 11. Hampshire (EL). Recalled RHP Brock NEW JERSEY CITY — Named Watt's dream, however, did not include About an hour and 20 minutes into Milwaukee 58 56 .509 4 ERA_Verlander, Houston, 2.68; Stewart from Buffalo (IL). Elena Pirozhkova women's wrestling Cincinnati 53 58 .477 7½ Morton, Tampa Bay, 2.77; Berrios, National League coach. a broken bicycle seat and a groin injury. practice, Houston cornerback Lonnie Pittsburgh 48 64 .429 13 Minnesota, 2.80; Cole, Houston, 2.87; ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — OKLAHOMA STATE — Named Patsy Armstrong assistant athletic Since the late 1950s, Packers players Johnson Jr. drilled Green Bay rookie tight West Division Stroman, New York, 2.96; Miley, Assigned OF Yasmany Tomas out- director for women's basketball oper- W L Pct GB Houston, 3.05; Minor, Texas, 3.06; right to Reno (PCL). Sent RHP Matt have ridden children's bikes to practice end Jace Sternberger on a pass over the Los Angeles 74 40 .649 — Bieber, Cleveland, 3.32; Giolito, Andriese to Visalia (Cal) for a rehab ations. during training camp while kids run middle, causing Sternberger's helmet to Arizona 56 56 .500 17 Chicago, 3.44; Fiers, Oakland, 3.46. assignment. PENNSYLVANIA — Named Bryan San Francisco 56 56 .500 17 STRIKEOUTS_Cole, Houston, ATLANTA BRAVES — Recalled Volpenhein men's heavyweight crew alongside holding the players' helmets. It's pop off. Johnson then followed with a Colorado 52 60 .464 21 216; Verlander, Houston, 206; Sale, RHP Mike Foltynewicz from Gwinnett coach. a spectacle Watt witnessed as a kid and taunt and little dance, prompting several San Diego 51 60 .459 21½ Boston, 193; Boyd, Detroit, 187; (IL). PROVIDENCE — Promoted assis- tant men's lacrosse coach Matt Fran- Monday's Games Bauer, Cincinnati, 185; Bieber, Cleve- CHICAGO CUBS — Placed RHP finally participated in on Monday. players to jaw at each other. N.Y. Mets 6, Miami 2, 1st game land, 182; Morton, Tampa Bay, 174; Craig Kimbrel on the 10-day IL, cis to associate head coach. Milwaukee 9, Pittsburgh 7 Lynn, Texas, 170; Giolito, Chicago, retroactive to August 4. Recalled RHP TEMPLE — Named Kevin Copp "It was pretty awesome until I broke the "I can't speak for them. ... I just know Cincinnati 7, L.A. Angels 4 158; Minor, Texas, 148. Duane Underwood Jr. from Iowa. associate athletics director/video pro- duction. bike," he said. what I saw out there, and that particular N.Y. Mets 5, Miami 4, 2nd game NATIONAL LEAGUE Announced RHP Brad Brach has Chicago Cubs 6, Oakland 5 BATTING_McNeil, New York, waivers and has been released. TEXAS RIO GRANDE VALLEY — Watt, a graduate of Pewaukee High play, that's not what we want to be about," Minnesota 5, Atlanta 3 .337; Yelich, Milwaukee, .336; CINCINNATI REDS — Designated Promoted graduate assistant men's School, about 130 miles south of Green Packers coach Matt LaFleur said. Philadelphia at Arizona Bellinger, Los Angeles, .326; Black- INF Blake Trahan for assignment. soccer coach Archie Massen to assis- Washington at San Francisco mon, Colorado, .325; KMarte, Ari- Placed C Juan Graterol and INF/OF tant coach. Bay, hopped on the bike of 5-year-old Biraj LaFleur said he and O'Brien discussed St. Louis at L.A. Dodgers zona, .319; Rendon, Washington, Derek Dietrich on the 10-day IL, WAGNER — Named Niki Miller field hockey coach. Sadhu. the play and then O'Brien kicked Johnson "He had a (Aaron) Rodgers jersey on, out of practice. Dantonio keeps offensive changes which is fine," Watt said. "I respect it. I "It's not a big deal. It's just a play that support loyalty." developed over there and it was time for After a few pedal churns through the Lonnie to head to the showers," O'Brien under wraps at media day Lambeau Field parking lot, the seat said. EAST LANSING, Mich. "We're not going to senior quarterback to work snapped. The two teams will practice together "The bike that I was using was not again Tuesday. (AP) – Raequan Willams expand on that right now," with in Brian Lewerke. He's NOTES: Monday was also a homecoming for Houston rookie OT Max bluntly outlined the expec- Dantonio said when asked had an up-and-down career, equipped for a 290-pound man, and the Scharping. The Texans drafted the Green Bay native in the second round out seat broke off," he said. "I've purchased a of Northern Illinois. "I think this has to be a surreal experience for him and I'm tations for Michigan State about how extensive the leading the Spartans to 10 glad he gets to experience it," Watt said of Scharping. "I hope he has tons of this coming season. offensive changes might be. wins in impressive fashion new bike for the boy. I apologize for that." people here for this and tons of people here for the game because as a rook- ie, I don't even know if he knows how special this is and how moments like this "Big Ten championship," "You've got to leave some- in 2017 before struggling Watt received another bike – a much you really hold onto and cherish." ... Packers K Mason Crosby (calf) took his the senior defensive end thing in the bag." last year. Lewerke complet- larger one – from teammate DeAndre Hop- first kicks of training camp. ... Green Bay CB Kevin King and RBs Jamaal Williams and Aaron Jones remain sidelined with hamstring injuries. RB Tra said. "That's what we want. Dantonio certainly ed 54 percent of his passes kins and rode the rest of the way to the Carson received first-team reps in the backfield on Monday. Anything less would be a understands that last sea- last season, throwing for failure." son's showing – in which only eight touchdowns with in the second, and a triple to take advantage of that." That kind of talk doesn't the Spartans finished next 11 interceptions. Brewers Starling Marte as the Pirates TRAINER'S ROOM feel too outlandish for the to last in the Big Ten in scor- "I think that he's bounc- closed to 9-7 in the ninth. Brewers: RHP Zach Spartans – but the team has ing – wasn't good enough. ing back," Dantonio said. From page 9 Agrazal lost a third Davies was placed on the 10- slipped a bit the past three He didn't bring in a whole "He was hurt some last year, since the All-Star break. straight start for Pittsburgh, day injured list retroactive to seasons. After conference new set of assistants, but he but really beyond that, I "Things aren't going our lasting five innings while Aug. 3 with back spasms. titles in 2013 and 2015, the did shift roles around on think it's tough when every- way right now," Reynolds allowing five runs on eight Manager Craig Counsell latter of which led to a play- the offensive staff. Brad thing is going so well for said. "It's tough. It's baseball. hits. Four runs came in the said he does not think off appearance, Michigan Salem, who had been the you as a sophomore, and We're going to keep fighting. fourth, including one on a Davies' recovery will be long- State is just 20-18 over its quarterbacks coach, took things don't go quite so well We'll get through it." homer from Moustakas, his term. ... RHP Jake Faria and last 38 games. Williams and over as offensive coordina- and things start to crumble Brewers closer Josh 27th, that put the Brewers RHP Devin Williams were the defense should still be tor and running backs around you from the media. Hader got the final four outs ahead 2-0. recalled from Triple-A San formidable, but the Spar- coach. Dave Warner and Not that I'm on you guys, for his 25th save. He struck "I go out there with a Antonio, and RHP Aaron tans have a lot to fix offen- Jim Bollman, who had been but it's human nature. out two before giving up a plan. I go out there with a Wilkerson was optioned to sively. co-offensive coordinators, You've got to be able to two-out double to Reynolds, mentality to compete, to exe- San Antonio. Coach Mark Dantonio were reassigned. Warner stand back up. That's part of who had three hits and cute, to attack," Agrazal said. Pirates: RHP Richard kept his offensive plans coaches quarterbacks now, it, and I think he's got that." robbed Mike Moustakas of a "Sometimes I look at it like it Rodriguez is expected to close to the vest at the and Bollman coaches the The Spartans open the home run by leaping above could be 90, 95 pitches and return Tuesday after being team's annual media day offensive line. season at home against the left-field wall to snag a out of those 90, 95 pitches, placed on the paternity list Monday. The staff will have a Tulsa on Aug. 30. ball heading for the stands two or three just hang. They Saturday. Column: Hendrick Motorsports making strides from awful 2018 By JENNA FRYER for the organization and Hendrick failed to Byron still needs to learn the nuances clear solution. AP Auto Racing Writer place a driver in the championship finale. of payback because the action caused sig- "They have a chemistry together ... the CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) – Rick Hen- So Watkins Glen felt pretty darn good nificant damage to Byron's car, but the communication, knowing what Jimmie drick minced no words at the start of the to Hendrick, who is in far better shape at point had been made. likes," Hendrick said. "I think it gave Jim- season, when the NASCAR team owner this point of the season than his team was "I think you have to stand your ground mie some comfort. Kevin is one of the dismissed the previous year as one of the last year. Elliott's win was the third this in this sport. If you let people push you smartest guys in the garage, but you can't worst in the history of his mighty organi- season for the organization – Alex Bow- around, they're going to push you around," replace time and years together, and I zation. Hendrick stated: "Last year sucked. man won at Chicago in June to lock down said Hendrick, who was unaware until think that's all Jimmie wanted. So I think I ain't gonna do that no more." a spot in the playoffs – and both William after the race that Knaus had ordered the it's going to work out. Cliff is a sharp The rebuild at Hendrick Motorsports Byron and Johnson are currently mathe- retaliation. young guy." has been slow, but the organization with matically eligible to make the playoffs. "He got the worst end of the deal when Hendrick Motorsports has a long way 12 Cup titles is inching closer to weekly "I think all our cars ran pretty good, so Kyle brake-checked him and knocked the to go before it is consistently racing for relevance. Chase Elliott won his second looking forward to the rest of the races," front end out of (Byron's) car, but some- wins each week and developing multiple race of the season on Sunday at Watkins Hendrick said for the first time in recent times in the heat of the battle you want to title contenders. Elliott has carried the Glen to close a bold week for the team. memory. do things, and if you thought about it a lit- banner the last two seasons, and getting Hendrick made a rare midseason crew It was Elliott who dominated the day by tle bit more maybe you'd just settle down him into the title race is going to require chief change for seven-time champion Jim- leading all but 10 of the 90 laps and win- and go finish the race. But in the heat of advanced behind-the-scenes work at Hen- mie Johnson at the start of last week to ning on the road course for the second battle – and I didn't know Chad told him drick's sprawling campus. The owner said officially end the winless 21-race trial run consecutive year. But Byron certainly drew to – but if I'd had a radio I'd probably tell he wasn't going to put up with another with Kevin Mendeering. Johnson hasn't attention when he sparred on track with him the same thing (to retaliate.)" lousy season, and now that the organiza- won a race in more than two years and Kyle Busch. The back-and-forth began Hendrick also supported the crew chief tion has turned a corner, the boss can't new crew chief Cliff Daniels managed a when Busch spun racing for position change for Johnson, which reunites him stop pushing in his quest to recover from 19th-place finish in his debut with the against Byron, and retaliated by knocking with the lead engineer from his seventh last season. future Hall of Famer. Byron into the grass. championship, in 2016. When Daniels was "I think Chase has shown that he can But the Johnson saga is just one ele- Then Chad Knaus, the crew chief who a traveling member of Johnson's No. 48 win at any track. He's really good with ment of a huge effort at Hendrick Motor- led Johnson to all seven of his titles before team, a rapport was built that Johnson equipment, doesn't tear up anything," sports to return the organization to its he was moved to Byron's team this year, lacked with Mendeering. Hendrick said. "I think if we can get the car position as a strong championship con- ordered the 21-year-old not to be pushed Sitting 16th and last in the playoff good enough for Chase, he can win a tender. During last year's misery, Johnson around by Busch. So Byron caught up to standings, Johnson doesn't have a ton of championship, and he can win it this year. went winless for the first time in his career, Busch and got even by ramming into the time to turn his season around and bring- So we'll just have to keep tuning on the car Elliott's three wins were the only victories back of Busch's car. ing Daniels back to the pit box was the and giving him good stuff." l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 2019 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Picture of other woman causes worry Dear Annie: Recently, I got married after being single and a widow for 23 years. My husband and I are in our late 70s and very active. We went on a tour to the Midwest. There was a very attractive 70-plus woman with whom I noticed my husband flirting, and she with him. I men- Dear tioned that I did not appreciate the atten- Annie tion he was throwing her way, and he assured me it was all in fun. He later needed help with the photos assortment of mental health issues since I on his phone. As I was helping him, there was a child. It took me a long time to was a picture of her and her alone. Not in accept that I needed help – not just thera- a group. I questioned him as to why he py, but medication. The thought of had a picture of her in his phone, and his depending on a pill to feel “normal” made response was that he didn’t know how it me cringe. got there. He said it must have been a mis- I’m sure it’s an anxiety a lot of other THE PAJAMA DIARIES take. He has assured me that he loves me and people share, so I’d like to offer a bit of is not interested in anyone else. I can’t wisdom from someone who’s been seem to get this out of my head. I have through it (and is still going through it): prayed on this but to no avail. I thank you Taking medication for your mental health in advance for any advice you have on how is no different than taking ibuprofen for a to handle this situation. I cannot let it go. headache. When something’s off in your – Worried About Wandering Eyes body chemistry – the brain is a part of the Dear Worried: It is understandable that body, after all – medicine is there to help. you would question why your husband I remind myself how lucky I am to live in had a single picture of the woman that you an age where this advanced medicine thought he was flirting with. Expressing exists, albeit more accessible to some than MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM your jealousy is OK if done in a productive others. I also started referring to my medi- and matter-of-fact way. If you allow your cation as my “vitamins;” it’s helped me let jealousy to fester, it will only torment you. go of the stigma I used to feel. 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Jocko Willink, a retired Navy ties, but rural counties Minnesotans died in that selling a lot of product,” SEAL, wrote, “The moment the topped the list for most six-year period. Baker said. “But when they alarm goes off is the first test; it sets the tone for the rest of the day. The pills dispensed per resi- Opioid overdose deaths are doing it on the backs of test is not a complex one: When the alarm goes off, do you get up out of dent, the Minnesota Public in Minnesota reached a others and addiction is bed, or do you lie there in comfort Radio News reported record 427 in 2017. The wiping out statewide bud- and fall back to sleep? If you have the discipline to get out of bed, you based on analyzed data state required prescribers gets and county budgets for win — you pass the test.” obtained by the Washing- to enroll in a prescription placement for families and We have an alarm-clock play in bridge. An example is in today’s deal. ton Post after a legal battle. monitoring program that children, they aren’t doing East-West are defending against four spades. West, in answer to his “It was the height of year. anything about it, then we partner’s overcall, leads the heart carelessness. It was the Baker and other sup- have to actually step in and seven: three, 10, five. East cashes the heart ace: six, four, eight. Then height of profits. It was the porters for victims of over- do something.” East, knowing that West would have height of insanity, when dose have long maintained In addition to the bill, led his lowest heart if he had started with three, cashes the heart king. people were looking the that the pharmaceutical the Wisconsin attorney What should West discard? There were a couple of aggressive other way is when my son industry, prescribers and general’s office is involved bids in the auction, East’s three- got sick and actually died,” pharmacists helped fuel in at least four major law- heart intervention and South’s jump to game. said Dave Baker, a Republi- the opioid overdose crisis. suits against opioid manu- At first glance, West should can state representative Baker helped craft legisla- facturers and distributors. discard the club 10. But here that defense does not work. South wins whose son died from an tion that the Minnesota Oklahoma’s $270 million trick four and takes one club, six spades and three diamonds. overdose in 2011. “How Senate passed earlier this settlement with the maker West needs to realize that a fourth many great people are lost year, which increases the of OxyContin this year was heart lead will promote his spade queen as the setting trick. But how and how many families are annual registration fees on the first deal to come from can he make East do that? devastated and will never pharmaceutical manufac- a wave of lawsuits filed by West makes a bizarre play — rings an alarm. He discards the club king! be the same?” turers and drug whole- states against companies West cannot have both the club ace and king for three reasons. The number of opioid- salers that sell or distribute that manufacture prescrip- South needs the ace for his bidding. related deaths in the state opioids in Minnesota. The tion opioids. West would have led the club ace. West would have discarded the ace, top of touching honors when you cannot win the trick. Kentucky pension law seen as ‘negative’ for credit rating Now, will East get the message?

© 2019 UFS, Dist. by Andrews McMeel for UFS FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) – Kentucky’s year whether to stay in the state’s retire- new pension law looms as a “negative” for ment system and face a big increase in BRIDGE the state’s credit rating, according to a contribution rates or agree to leave. It credit rating agency’s report Monday. spared the agencies from the spike in pen- PHILLIPGov. Matt Bevin, who urged lawmakers sion costs by freezing rates at the much ALDERto enact the law, said he wasn’t surprised lower amounts for another year. by the Moody’s report, saying it backs up Moody’s said the “credit negative” his claims that considerably more work is assessment doesn’t signal a rating outlook needed to shore up public pensions. change for Kentucky’s credit rating. Critics of the new law pounced on the Asked about the Moody’s report, Bevin report. They said it reinforces their argu- said he wasn’t surprised by its conclusion. ments that the measure was flawed. He said it reinforces his view that much It passed during a special legislative more work is needed to resolve the state’s session that the Republican governor con- pension woes. vened last month. It cleared the GOP-dom- “The Kentucky pension system is inated legislature over objections from essentially bankrupt,” he said during an Democrats, who offered alternatives. appearance in Louisville. “It is a mess, and The Moody’s report said the new law is that’s what I’ve been saying for four “credit negative” for the state. The assess- straight years. ... There is so much more ment was given, it said, because the law work to be done.” “pushes pension costs into the future and The new law’s critics said the Moody’s raises the likelihood Kentucky will take determination underscored the flaws with responsibility for a greater share of the the measure. Kentucky Employees Retirement System’s “The bill was designed to address an unfunded liabilities.” employer-funding issue without providing Kentucky has one of the country’s more funding,” said Jim Carroll, president worst-funded pension systems. The law is of Kentucky Government Retirees, an aimed at regional universities and dozens advocacy group for thousands of retirees of community social services agencies that and active employees. “So the inevitable faced massive increases in pension costs. result was simply a shift in liabilities from It allows affected agencies to decide next quasi-employers to the state budget.” l 14 TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 2019 CLASSIFIEDS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM

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