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Turmoil Flu shots Flu shots are available by New flu strains spread appointment at Coos County Public Health, locat- year after ed inside the North Bend BY TIM NOVOTNY care of sooner rather than later. and was relatively mild, but Hawtin Annex building, 1975 The World “October and November are says part of that could be attributed McPherson Street. really good months to get your shot to the fact that the vaccine was tar- Hawtin says, if you bring NORTH BEND — After main- because flu is already circulating, geting the same three types of flu as Gadhafi’s your card, they can bill taining the status quo for the past people are already getting sick,” the season before. Medicare, Oregon Health two flu seasons, two new strains of Plan (OHP), Blue Cross-Blue Hawtin said. “The CDC looks to see which Shield of Oregon and Pacific influenza are on the horizon this According to the Centers for Dis- three strains of flu are circulating as demise year. ease Control, flu season can begin far back as the previous December, Source. For those paying by cash County health officials say that as early as October and commonly to determine which three they will or check, the discounted means a flu shot should be an even peaks in January or February. The be seeing when the next season rolls I Topic sure to be on price for a flu shot is $20. To higher priority. severity of each flu season, they say, around,”Hawtin said. schedule an appointment, Lena Hawtin, clinic supervisor varies and is unpredictable due to a Because of two new types of flu the agenda of tonight’s call 541-751-2400. with Coos County Public Health, number of variables. final debate says a flu shot is something to take Last year, the season began late SEE FLU | A6

BY PAUL SCHEMM The Associated Press A bloody good time TRIPOLI, Libya — On the anniversary of the capture and killing of Moammar Gadhafi, Libya is still grappling with the legacy of his four decades of rule as the interim government and the dicta- tor’s former spokesman engaged in a war of words amid the ongoing chaos. The Libyan government said Saturday that its forces had detained Gadhafi’s high profile spokesman Moussa Ibrahim, but an online recording from a man purporting to be Ibrahim denied that claim and said he wasn’t even in the country. The conflicting reports, neither of which could be independently verified, reflect the turmoil that has persisted over the past year, leaving the oil-rich North African nation deeply divided. Tensions have spiked as rival forces battle over the city of Bani Walid. Bani Walid, 90 miles southeast of Tripoli, was the last major city in Libya to fall to the uprising, thanks in part to its protected location in a valley near the moun- tains. Over the past year, it has seen periodic violence and emerged as the most significant town in Libya still resisting the country’s new authorities since Gadhafi was slain near his home- town of Sirte last year. By Lou Sennick, The World “We’ve lost too many people in Rachel Sheldon checks her final makeup application of fake blood dripping down her face Saturday evening before the opening of the Little Theatre on the Bay Haunted Theatre. Bani Walid and we are still losing Sheldon joined many other teens and adults at the theater in a maze of Halloween horror. them so I don’t think it’s time for a celebration,” said Abdessalem Mahfoud, a local neighborhood council member in Tripoli, when asked about the anniversary of Gadhafi’s death. Ghouls take over LTOB The turmoil in Libya, which overthrew Gadhafi last year with BY JESSIE HIGGINS They’ve been planning all year. intimidating clown, Erskine said. But SEE LIBYA | A6 The World “I look for whatever scares me,” there are many children in the the- Haunted house she said. “I think about it year round; ater’s other rooms, often crouched low The Little Theatre on the Bay NORTH BEND — What scares you? it’s scary.” and waiting to jump out. Haunted Theatre will be open Candidates The crazy eyes of a blood covered This year’s haunted theater begins Nine-year-old Aiden Slaska, an Thursday, Friday, Saturday and patient got me. But then, so did the with a narrow, pitch-dark walkway evil scarecrow, sometimes hides on a Sunday, and again on Halloween pitch black hallways, false walls, hid- and lurking zombies. There’s a crazy staircase and reaches out to brush beginning at 6 p.m. It is open seek edge in den zombies and menacing clowns. dentist and an even crazier patient, passing legs. until 9 p.m. on weekdays, 11 p.m. Little Theatre on the Bay opened eerie lighting and lots of fog. “They freak out,”the little scare- on weekends. foreign policy its haunted theater this weekend. It’ll “We discovered after we started crow said, smiling. “Sometimes they Admission is $4 for the first be open every weekend through Hal- doing this that there seems to be a jump, sometimes they scream, walk through, $2 for a second loween. huge fear of clowns,”said Theresa time, then free for up to five BY NANCY BENAC sometimes they jump backward. It’s “I love making grown men climb Erskine, the theater’s board president pretty fun.” more times through. The Associated Press The haunted theater is still over their wives to try to get out,” who founded the haunted theater five Erskine, a drama teacher at Light- accepting volunteers to be in the said Suzie Thompson, with a ghoul- years ago. “They’re in the top five WASHINGTON — Still neck- house Charter School, said part of show. To get involved contact and-neck after all these months, ish laugh. Thompson designed the fears of everything.” the reason she began the haunted Theresa Erskine at 541-756-4336. Barack Obama and Mitt Romney haunted theater this year with her As such, the theater’s clown room is theater was to give more children a The theater is at 2100 head into their third and final husband, Alan Burnim. It’s the cou- filled with adult actors only, in case an Sherman Ave. in North Bend. debate with each man eager to ple’s first time designing the set. overly terrified patron strikes out at an SEE GHOULS | A6 project an aura of personal strength and leadership while rais- ing doubts about the steadiness Father allegedly and foreign policy credentials of the other guy. Ready to go Each is aiming for a command- assaults son with ing performance today to settle the seesaw dynamics of the first two debates: Romney gave Obama a baseball bat an old-fashioned shellacking in the first round, and the chastened BY TYLER RICHARDSON president rebounded in their sec- The World ond encounter. The 90-minute faceoff at Lynn NORTH BEND — A father is charged with sec- University in Boca Raton, Fla., ond-degree assault after police allege he hit his son offers the candidates their last with a baseball bat. opportunity to stand one-on-one The Coos County Sheriff’s Office said John Wayne before tens of millions of Ameri- cans and command their undivided Kirk, 52, of North Bend, assaulted his 29-year-old son, attention before next month’s elec- Kevin Kirk, on Wednesday during a dispute. tion. Both candidates largely Kevin Kirk went to Bay Area Hospital with injuries dropped out of sight and devoted to his head and arms from the assault. their weekends to debate prepara- Both Kirk men lived at the same residence on tions, a sure sign of the high impor- Willsey Lane in North Bend. John Kirk, who is also on tance they attach to the event. parole, was arrested for second-degree assault, men- While the principals warm up By Lou Sennick, The World acing, a parole violation and fourth-degree assault. for their evening debate in the bat- Boxes with ballot envelopes sit in the Coos County Election Office on Wednesday morning. The Kirk is being held at the Coos County jail and he is tleground state of Florida, their office finished up the last of the envelopes with the ballots, secrecy envelopes and other items, expected to appear in court Monday. Second-degree and mailed them to more than 35,000 voters in Coos County on Friday. assault is a ballot Measure 11 offense and carries the SEE DEBATE | A6 strictest penalty under Oregon law.

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C M C M Y K A2 •The World • Monday, October 22,2012 Y K South Coast City Editor Ryan Haas • 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local Meetings Duck truck TODAY North Bend City Council — 4:30 TODAY County. 541-347-3473 p.m., council chambers, City Hall, Plein Air Painting Rained In Thirty Years of Oregon Blue 835 California St.; regular work 12-3 p.m., Art By The Sea Book 7 p.m., Coos Bay Public session. Gallery and Studio, 175 Sec- Library, 525 Anderson Ave., Beaver Slough Drainage District — ond St. SE, Bandon. 541-297- Coos Bay. Historian Darrell 5 p.m., Owens Building, 225 N. 6118 Jabin presents a vidoe of some of the most memorable Adams St., Coquille. China Camp Travel Night 7 p.m., Bandon Creek status report. events from over the last 100 Library, Sprague Room, 1204 years. 541-269-1101 Southwestern Oregon Community 11th St. SW, Bandon. Alex College Board of Education — Link, former director of Port Bay Area Concert Band Fall 5:30 p.m., Room 505, Tioga Hall, of Bandon shares travel Concert 7:30 p.m., First Pres- 1988 Newmark Ave., Coos Bay; memories. 541-347-3221 byterian Church, 2238 Pony executive session followed by Creek Road, North Bend. Con- regular meeting. WEDNESDAY ductor, Mark Allen. Guest conductors, Bob Campbell Lakeside CIty Council — 6 p.m., Laws and Consequences — Sex- and Dan McGraw. Donations. Lakeside City Hall, 915 N. Lake ual Relationships 8:35 a.m., All proceeds go to the South- Road; special meeting. Marshfield High School audi- western Oregon Community Bandon School District — 6:30 torium, 10th and Ingersoll, College Scholarship Fund. p.m., Bandon High School cafete- Coos Bay. Parents and stu- ria, 455 9th St. S.W.; board of dents are invited to attend a FRIDAY directors work session. presentation on what conse- quences may be related to: Mahaffy Ranch Pumpkin Patch sexual relationships; age 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., 10362 Coos TUESDAY By Alysha Beck, The World issues; consent; sexting and River Highway 241, Coos Bay. Oregon Employer Council South Steve Schneiderman,owner of the Marshfield Bargain House in Coos Bay and fire fighter for 25 years,turned other potential issues. 541- Food vendors onsite. Coast — 7:30 a.m., Oregon a 1970 Ford fire engine into a tailgating truck for University of Oregon football games. Schneiderman is still 267-1400 https://www.facebook.com/m Employment Department, Room fixing up the truck, saying he plans to put a hot tub in the back where the empty water tank sits.And he has Coos Bay Farmers Market 9 ahaffyranch/events 12, 2075 Sheridan Ave., North ordered customized license plates, which will read "Fyrduk." a.m. to 3 p.m., Central Harvest Dance 1:30-2:30 p.m., Bend; monthly meeting. Avenue across from visitors Evergreen Court, 451 O’Con- North Bend City Housing Authori- center. nell St., North Bend. Music ty — 12:30 p.m., 1700 Monroe St., Business Connection Luncheon provided by Mr. Kruse and North Bend; regular meeting. Public to comment on China Camp Creek project 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., The Mill Marshfield High School Jazz Bay Area Health District — 5:30 Casino-Hotel, Salmon Room, Band. Refreshments served. p.m., Spruce/Fir conference 3201 Tremont St., North 541-756-4466 or 541-756-4151 COQUILLE — The watermaster Mitch Lewis, room, Bay Area Hospital, 1775 Bend. No-host buffet $12. North Bend Fire Department Thompson Road; Finance/Audit Beaver Slough Drainage learn about new water meter- Adeline Soot, Small Business BAY AREA ing requirements being man- Open House 5-8 p.m., 1880 committee meeting. District will hold a public Development Center. 541- McPherson St. Activities and meeting tonight to discuss REPORTS dated on certain diversion North Bend City Council — 7:30 266-0868 food. No cost. 541-756-7757 the China Camp Creek tidal systems, check out meter p.m., council chambers, City Hall, Bingo 6:30 p.m., Bay Area NBPOA Haunted House 6-10 gate project. options, work with local tech- 835 California St.; regular meet- Learn about water nical and financial resources, Senior Activity Center, 886 S. p.m., Pony Village Mall, 1611 ing. The meeting will take Fourth St., Coos Bay. Cost: metering requirements find out what you can and Virginia Ave., North Bend. place at 5 p.m. at the Owens Early bird, 25 cents; regular, COQUILLE — The Coos cannot do from the Oregon Black maze filled with scares. WEDNESDAY Building, 225 N. Adams St., $5 pack and $1 specials. 541- Adults, $5; age 13 and Soil and Water Conservation Water Resources Department. 269-2626 Lower Umpqua Hospital Board — Coquille. District will be hosting a free The workshop will take younger $4. www.nbpdhaunt- 7:30 a.m., conference room, hos- The meeting will include Metering Water at Diversion place from 6-8 p.m., Classical Guitar Concert by edhouse.com pital, 600 Ranch Road, Reed- an overview of the project’s Sites workshop. Wednesday, Oct. 24 at the Peter Fletcher 7 p.m., North Haunted Theatre 6-11 p.m., Lit- sport; regular meeting. progress, geological and The Oregon Dept. of Water Coos County Annex Building Bend Public Library, 1800 tle Theatre on the Bay, 2100 Sherman Ave., North Bend. Douglas County Board of Commis- wildlife study overviews, Resources is mandating large conference room, 201 N. Sherman Ave., North Bend. discussion from landowners, NYC performer debuted at Cost is $4 first time through, sioners — 9 a.m., Room 216, meters at significant diversion Adams St. in Coquille. age 15. 541-756-0400 courthouse, 1036 S.E. Douglas and a public comment seg- sources. This workshop is an For more information, call $2 second time, free for next three times. 541-756-4336 Ave., Roseburg; weekly meeting. ment. opportunity to meet local 541-396-6879. THURSDAY “Sherlock Holmes” 7 p.m., Free Flu Vaccines to Uninsured Sprague Community Theater, Thefts & Mischief Adults 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Bandon City Park, 1202 11th ORCCA Child and Family St., S.W., Bandon. Tickets are LER Michigan Avenue and South KIL COOS BAY Resource Center, second $10, adults; $8, seniors; $5 Empire Boulevard. Oct. 18, 7:13 p.m., theft, 600 block floor, 1855 Thomas Ave., Coos students. Tickets are avail- of Miluk Drive. Oct. 19, 1:48 p.m., theft, 1800 block Bay. 541-435-7080 able at Bandon True Value of North Bayshore Drive. Oct. 18, 11:04 p.m., disorderly con- Haunted Theatre 6-9 p.m., Lit- Hardware and Chetco Federal duct, 300 block of South Ninth Oct. 19, 2:34 p.m., hit-and-run colli- tle Theatre on the Bay, 2100 Credit Union or by calling Court. sion, 500 block of Johnson Sherman Ave., North Bend. 541-347-2517. Avenue. Cost is $4 first time through, “You Can’t Take It with You” Oct. 18, 11:44 p.m., criminal tres- $2 second time, free for next Oct. 19, 7:02 p.m., arrest on Dou- Dinner Theater 7 p.m., Gloria pass, Walmart, 2051 Newmark three times. 541-756-4336 Ave. glas County warrant for failure to Dei Lutheran Church, 1290 appear, 200 block of South Cam- Bingo 6 p.m., Green Acres Thompson Road, Coos Bay. Oct. 19, 8:27 a.m., arrest for burgla- mann Street. Grange, 93393 Green Acres Tickets: Adults, $12, age 12 ry and probation violation, 200 Lane. 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Democrats have held the Oregon Democrats control a 2-1 majority, secretary of state’s office since 1985, 2012 General Election Buehler sees the board as a “bully but their long-term lease could end pulpit” to advocate for increased this year. Republican Knute Buehler harvests on state forests. makes a strong case for replacing The World’s Editorial Board provides its election recommendations as a service to our Buehler faults Brown for politi- incumbent Kate Brown. readers. We welcome other viewpoints. cizing her management of Oregon Buehler, a Bend orthopedic sur- elections, and he has a point. She geon and Rhodes scholar, lacks agency, he has been a managing Buehler has ambitious plans for damaged public faith by resched- Brown’s two-decade political partner in a 170-employee medical the secretary of state’s office, uling the election for labor com- resume. In fact, he has never held practice. He serves on the Bend which he describes as chronically missioner — a move that benefited elected office. But he’s no neophyte, hospital system’s board of direc- underperforming. He envisions a the Democratic incumbent. despite Brown’s testy observation tors. reorganized Corporate Division Brown is not without accom- that being secretary of state is “not Unlike Brown, Buehler has a with a more pro-commerce focus, plishments. Most notably, she an entry-level position.” demonstrated history of working and hopes to become a national boasts that her audit team has Along with his surgical career, for campaign spending limits. He ombudsman for Oregon. found $180 million in savings and Buehler is a published researcher was a chief petitioner for a suc- Along with managing an impor- efficiencies. and holds patents for medical cessful 1994 ballot measure on the tant state agency, the secretary of Still, Buehler’s record, skills and devices. More importantly for subject, though it later was struck state also casts one of three votes vision argue persuasively for a someone who wants to run a state down. on the state Land Board. Even if change of leadership. Public Forum

Cribbins is a fresh, positive voice Did you know that you have a unique chance to make a difference in Coos County? We have an outstanding candi- date for Coos County commission- er, an extraordinary small business owner and attorney who cares about our community and its future. This person has grown up with the values that make Coos County special, and has a passion for inno- vative ways to create more jobs, save money and improve our lives. This person serves us already as chair of the CB/NB Water Board, as a trainer for the Ford Family Foun- dation, on the Coos County Cham- ber Board of Directors and on the SWOCC Foundation Board. This person is a mom who will treat everyone with respect and kindness, but has a Margaret Thatcher-like resolve when neces- sary. This person knows how to listen and wants to hear what you have to say. This person is honest, and is not scared to challenge the tired ideas weighing down Coos County’s progress. I know this person well, and I do not lightly say this. For my family and for my community’s future, I am voting for Melissa Cribbins. I have complete confidence that she to believe GOP lies. That scares the public education. But there may be then myself. will bring a fresh, productive and heck out of me. You folks go ahead some confusion about what the Mike Saye Write to us positive voice to our County. and vote Willard. Enjoy trying to measure does. In an informal vote Coos Bay get health care and having Wall last month, readers of The World The World welcomes your letter. When you look at the candi- Write to [email protected], Street send your SS checks to you. indicated that they would vote dates for Coos County Position 3, or P.O. Box 1840, Coos Bay, 97420. Enjoy having the GOP finish selling against the measure “as just another Interesting and Melissa Cribbins stands out as the I Please use your real name. the country to big business. clear choice. tax increase.” valuable information I 400 words maximum. Look at the candidates yourself, Speaking of which, even as the Adopted in 1979, the “corporate I No defamation, vulgarity, busi- and make up your own mind. debates began, Bain Capital was in kicker” returns unexpected corpo- I just finished reading Gail ness complaints, poetry or religious Brett Kenney the process of outsourcing 170 hi- rate income and excise taxes to cor- Elber’s “Trade Winds” column in testimony. North Bend tech jobs at Sensata Industries, in porate taxpayers. The “kicker” is Oct. 13’s edition of The World con- I Please list your address and Freeport, Ill. to China. Romney the triggered if corporate income and cerning the reproduction of pho- daytime phone for verification. great job creator. Of course, as excise taxes exceed the estimate tographs. Her basic message is that GOP Congress is usual whenever there is any public made at the end of a legislative ses- copyright law makes it illegal to dissent, the GOP owned police sion by two percent or more. Mea- copy any photograph without the a roadblock make their arrests. All in the name sure 85 redirects future corporate permission of the photographer. It mission of the photographer is apparently illegal, but in many Another debate, another tiring of upholding the law. kicker refunds to the general fund is an interesting column with valu- Leonard Milbyer dedicated to K-12 public education. able information, well worth shar- cases I don’t even know who the day of fact checking the candi- photographer is. I must conclude dates. It’s amazing to me that Coos Bay It does not affect the personal kicker ing. It appears, however, that such which taxpayers receive. sharing could easily run afoul of that copyright laws are violated Willard Romney is so desperate to literally millions of times every be president he will lie with nearly Eliminating the corporate kicker the same law. Consider this sce- Ready to vote for wouid not affect Oregon’s business nario: day, making a mockery of the every word he speaks. And still the laws. climate. It does not increase the I decide to share this informa- good folks here in Coos Bay want Harold Bailey ‘none of the above’ amount of taxes businesses are tion with various people scattered him for their president. Coos Bay I don’t. How can he be trusted I’m one of the so called 47 per- asked to pay but rather eliminates around the world. So I scan that the rebate they sometimes receive. page of the paper, dash off an about anything he says? Although cent that don’t pay taxes. I’m 80 (Editor’s note: Yes, copyright vio- Because it is entirely unpredictable, email, and send it out with the jpeg he and his running mate are telling years old and on Social Security. lations are commonplace, but they’re no business uses the corporate kick- file of the scan as an attachment. the truth when they say they want My husband worked long, hard generally avoidable. In the example er for investment decisions. Corpo- That page has four different stories to privatize Social Security. Ryan hours and paid taxes. Now I have a cited by Mr. Bailey, buying a copy of a rations are much more likely to be and three photos on it. Have I just co-sponsored the bill in 2005 to half decent income, not enough, newspaper does not entitle a person to influenced by the quality of K-12 violated seven copyrights? This give SS fund caretaking to Wall but better than nothing. reproduce and distribute its contents, education, which would be better by may sound like a silly question, but Street. Luckily the bill was defeat- Wake up people, 47 percent is a just as buying a movie DVD does not the elimination of the kicker. it is one worth considering ed. Wall Street lost $6.9 trillion in huge voting bloc, and we could entitle someone to make and distrib- 2009. Thank you, G.W.Bush. successfully block Obama and Oregon’s public schools have cut It appears that technology has created some serious problems ute copies of the movie. For anyone More recently, Ryan wants to Romney by writing in Ron Paul on teachers and other school staff by who would like to email a published end Medicare as we know it. Give your ballots. nearly 16 percent, increased class with this law. I counted well over 100 photographs in today’s paper, article to others, we suggest this sim- us vouchers. I paid into both SS It makes me mad to be called a size by nearly 20 percent, and elimi- ple alternative: Find the article on the and Medicare my entire working nothing of importance by so- nated programs because of budget not counting those in advertise- ments. I have literally thousands publication’s website and copy its life. I don’t want a new plan. What called rich candidates that don't cuts. Measure 85 would begin the URL into the email. The result is the I want is for the GOP Congress to have a clue how millions and mil- process of reinvesting in our K-12 of photographs in various albums and files. Sharing any of these same, and the publishers will be stop being a roadblock to growth in lions scramble to live daily. classrooms. Vote yes on Measure 85. grateful for the increased web traffic.) this country. As VP Biden said, Well let’s become important and Kathy Metzger electronically without the per- “Get out of the way.” vote for Ron Paul. Forty-seven per- North Bend I guess the good folks in Coos cent nationwide is a huge voting Bay are either memory-impaired bloc.I’m a mad Republican.Romney or afraid. They don’t remember the will not get my vote, nor Obama. What you say can Kudos near-depression we were almost How many are out there feeling mad spiraled into thanks to the policies about clueless candidates? be held against you of GWB. They don’t remember Sylvia Houseman Powers residents Honda World, Powers Zumba VFW, President Obama saving the auto Coos Bay I’m a 100 percent combat dis- Carrie Grant Photography, Big 5 industry and millions of jobs. They abled vet. Why am I red-flagged a raise $1,300 at walk Sports, North Bend Safeway, Flat don’t remember a dead Osama Bin vet? What does that mean? To me, Iron Tack, ALL the walkers with Laden or a murderous dictator in Kick the ‘kicker’ it’s my enemy flag! On Sept. 30, Powers Lioness their sponsors, and our organiza- Lybia removed. Vets, why do you let this hap- held their first annual Breast tional helpers: Patty Adamek, Short memories around here, to our schools pen to me? You are next. You let me Cancer Awareness Walkathon at Lajuana Baldwin, Joyce Lyons, Jessie coupled with fear of an intelligent The League of Women Voters of down! Show some leadership. the Powers County Park. We raised Hunter, Riley Baldwin, Jessica black man running the country. It Coos County encourages voters to I will always fight for you. Where $1,300 to help Powers residents Martinez, Kendall Kinyon, Elizabeth must be that combination that vote yes on Measure 85. are the vets? What are you afraid of? with breast cancer screening costs. Standley, and Dottie Pierson. drives this place. After all, Coos It’s time for some straight talk Do you love this country? We would like to thank everyone You are all amazing and we are Bay has the distinction of being the about the corporate kicker. Since 80 This is the policy that Bob Main who helped make this a success: Ed so grateful for your help. Next year only place in the entire state of percent of the kicker funds go to big supports. The service officer for Anderson Logging, John Fandel will be bigger and better, and hope Oregon to lynch a black man. corporations headquartered outside the V.A. filed a no trespassing CPA, Oregon Federal Credit Union, to raise more to help the people in I admit to some fear myself. of Oregon, it would seem that this charge against me. What you say Rose City Wood Products, Merchen our beautiful community. Fear of my neighbors and fellow measure would receive wide support will and can be held against you. Be and Reed Gravel, Powers Market, Debi Byrd and Shana Sanderlin citizens that are so weak-minded in a state that is struggling to pay for careful my horse, my sword and Spruce St. Bar and Grill, Maurice’s, Powers C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K A4 •The World • Monday, October 22,2012 Y K State Arraignment for Unpleasant mother-in-law suspect in should be barista killing politely ignored

OREGON CITY (AP) — DEAR ABBY: When my The man accused of killing a husband and I married, I 21-year-old Gresham STATE thought I had hit the jack- woman on her way to work is DIGEST pot in mothers-in-law. We scheduled to be arraigned were becoming today on an aggravated mur- outside of his Salem home friends, DEAR der charge. and repeatedly told him to going Jonathan Holt has been drop his gun. ABBY shopping moved to Oregon City for the Police say an officer shot together, Clackamas County Circuit the man when he failed to etc. Boy, Court arraignment because comply. police believe Whitney was I Heichel was killed in the Stolen puppy returned wrong. county, not Multnomah after standoff Now, five years later, County where her body was PORTLAND (AP) — An found Friday on Larch The Associated Press I can’t English Bulldog puppy that stand her. Mountain. She disappeared George McGovern speaks during First Coast Technical College’s winter commencement ceremony on in St. JEANNE was stolen at gunpoint from Augustine, Fla, Jan. 20. A family spokesman says, McGovern, the Democrat who lost to President Richard Just 15 Tuesday on her way to work an Oregon City couple has Nixon in 1972 in a historic landslide, has died at the age of 90. According to a spokesman, McGovern died minutes PHILLIPS at a Starbucks. been found safe and a sus- The 24-year-old Holt is a Sunday, Oct. 21 at a hospice in Sioux Falls, surrounded by family and friends. with her pect has been arrested in sends me resident of the same Vancouver, Wash. Gresham apartment complex over the edge. She’s rude, KGW says a Vancouver judgmental, and gossips where Heichel lived with her police SWAT team was called George McGovern dies; husband Clint. like a teenager about to a Plomondon Street everyone. A spokesman for the address and, after a three- Heichel family, Jim Vaughn, She put together a cook- hour standoff, 23-year-old lost 1972 presidential bid book for me filled with my released a statement today Jajuane Etheridge was husband’s favorite recipes. saying Holt was a member of arrested and booked for pos- the same Jehovah’s KRISTI EATON AND political writer Theodore H. was surrounded by family and Guess what? After trying session of stolen property. White. lifelong friends when he died. half a dozen of them and Witnesses congregation as Police say the puppy was WALTER R. MEARS Heichel. Vaughn called him The Associated Press After a hard day’s cam- “We are blessed to know failing at every one, I real- stolen at gunpoint Friday paigning — Nixon did virtu- that our father lived a long, ized she had changed and an irregular attendee. Holt afternoon, along with some SIOUX FALLS — George ally none — McGovern would successful and productive life added or omitted certain was arrested Friday. of the owners’ personal McGovern once joked that he complain to those around him advocating for the hungry, ingredients in every single belongings. AAA: Average price of had wanted to run for presi- that nobody was paying being a progressive voice for one. When I asked about it, gasoline is $3.98 Chocolate milk to return dent in the worst way — and attention. With R. Sargent millions and fighting for she told me she just wanted that he had done so. Shriver as his running mate, peace. He continued giving her son to prefer her cook- PORTLAND (AP) — The to Lebanon schools It was a campaign in 1972 he went on to carry only speeches, writing and advis- ing over mine. AAA auto club reports the LEBANON (AP) — dishonored by Watergate, a Massachusetts and the ing all the way up to and past Then there was the time average price of a gallon of Chocolate milk will soon be scandal that fully unfurled District of Columbia, win- his 90th birthday, which he she was baby-sitting and gasoline in Oregon is $3.98. offered again at Lebanon, too late to knock Republican ning just 38 percent of the celebrated this summer,” the took our son to see Santa That’s down nine cents in schools. President Richard M. Nixon popular vote in one of the family said in the statement. Claus for the very first a week and it’s back to the Lebanon Community from his place as a command- biggest losses in American A public viewing is time without asking or same price of a month ago. Schools eliminated flavored ing favorite for re-election. presidential history. planned Thursday at First telling us. That’s an event Some metro prices from milk from its menus this year The South Dakota senator “Tom and I ran into a little United Methodist Church in parents want to be part of. AAA’s survey: to help the district comply tried to make an issue out of snag back in 1972 that in the Sioux Falls. Funeral services I found out about it Portland $3.96, Salem with federal school-lunch the bungled attempt to wire- light of my much advanced will be Friday at Mary months later when I looked $3.95, Eugene-Springfield regulations. tap the offices of the wisdom today, I think was Sommervold Hall at the through her scrapbook. $4, Medford-Ashland $4.04. The Albany Democrat- Democratic National vastly exaggerated,” Washington Pavilion of Arts I’m not sure of her Slain cab driver was Herald says the regulations Committee, calling Nixon the McGovern said at an event and Science in Sioux Falls. motives, but she has some- don’t ban flavored milk but thing against me. My hus- apparently robbed most corrupt president in with Eagleton in 2005.Noting A decorated World War II do tighten restrictions on history. that Nixon and his running bomber pilot, McGovern said band is on my side 100 MEDFORD (AP) — Police calories and portion sizes But the Democrat could mate, Spiro Agnew, would he learned to hate war by percent when it comes to say property missing from a and require more vegetables, not escape the embarrassing both ultimately resign, he waging it. In his disastrous his mother. He can’t stand cab driver slain in Medford fruits and whole grains. missteps of his own cam- joked, “If we had run in ‘74 race against Nixon, he prom- to be around her either. indicates he was robbed. Members of the Lebanon paign. The most torturous instead of ‘72, it would have ised to end the Vietnam War What is the appropriate The Mail Tribune reports School Board last week was the selection of Missouri been a piece of cake.” and cut defense spending by way to handle her? She police have no suspect in the agreed with concerns Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton as A proud liberal who had billions of dollars. He helped makes us want to move death of 58-year-old brought by two parents of the vice presidential nominee argued fervently against the create the Food for Peace pro- away. — READY TO PACK William Roy Huson of Talent students, and asked district and, 18 days later, following Vietnam War as a Democratic gram and spent much of his IN OHIO and hope to hear from wit- officials to bring chocolate the disclosure that Eagleton senator from South Dakota career believing the United DEAR READY TO PACK: nesses who saw him pick up milk back to the cafeteria. had undergone electroshock and three-time candidate for States should be more It isn’t necessary to move his last fare Saturday night at Those parents noted that therapy for depression, the president, McGovern died at accommodating to the for- away to distance your- a restaurant. regular milk served at their decision to drop him from the 5:15 a.m. Sunday at a Sioux mer Soviet Union. selves from people like Valley Cab reported children’s school is being ticket despite having pledged Falls hospice, family Never a showman, he your mother-in-law. Limit Huson missing early Sunday. wasted by the gallon. to back him “1,000 percent.” spokesman Steve Hildebrand made his case with a style as the time you spend with The cab was found later that It was at once the most told The Associated Press. plain as the prairies where he her. When you must see morning in a parking lot and Biologist killed in memorable and the most McGovern was 90. grew up,often sounding more her, be careful not to say Huson’s body was found crash near Redmond damaging line of his cam- McGovern’s family had like the Methodist minister he anything negative about three hours later in a field REDMOND (AP) — paign, and called “possibly said late last week that once studied to become than anyone or give her sensi- with a bullet wound in his Oregon State Police says a the most single damaging McGovern had become unre- the longtime U.S. senator and tive information you don’t head. 35-year-old Prineville faux pas ever made by a pres- sponsive while in hospice three-time candidate for want shared. If you want to prepare a special food for Police kill man who woman was killed on idential candidate” by the late care, and Hildebrand said he president he became. Highway 126 west of your husband, go online refuses to drop firearm Redmond Saturday night and find recipes that SALEM (AP) — when her motorcycle hit the Slain former music dean haven’t been “doctored.” Authorities say a Salem rear tire of another motorcy- As for the incident with police officer shot and killed cle that was slowing down Santa, remember that your a 26-year-old man who ahead of hers. remembered at memorial son was so young he prob- refused repeated warnings to Sgt. Keith Taylor identi- ably has no memory of it. drop his firearm. fied the woman Sunday DEAR ABB Y: I am a Police say the incident morning as Crystal Ann KAREN MCCOWAN “We are here to commit to Gaelic, who loved cross- divorced father of two began Sunday evening when Strobl. The Associated Press the preciousness of memory, country skiing, mountain children, one in college a woman called police and KTVZ-TV reports she was a life that was mingled with climbing and scuba diving,” and the other in high reported her boyfriend had a a wildlife biologist with the EUGENE — Eliot Grasso our own, the strength and Smith said. “You would school. I have reached a gun and was threatening to Oregon Department of Fish literally set the tone at a pub- loveliness of which remains never have known of her point in life where I can kill himself. and Wildlife in the Prineville lic memorial service for for- with us.” stellar reputation as a schol- take trips and make time Officers located the man office. mer University of Oregon He pointed to the sympo- ar because she never wanted for me. I am well-educated School of Music and Dance sium as “evidence that to be treated as a star.” and earn an above-average Dean Anne Dhu McLucas. Anne’s influence goes on.” McLucas’ only child, income. I’m in decent • Cremation He began the service with Music so beautiful it alone Jacob Shapiro, thanked shape and considered a • Funeral Service a piece he had composed — could move one to tears everyone who attended the “catch” by many of the and aptly named alternated with spoken gathering. He said he is still single women I encounter. Locally “Boundless” — in his former reflections on the life of reeling over her death from But most of the women in “Our family Owned teacher’s honor. As he played McLucas, who served as “an act of violence that I my age bracket (mid-40s) & it on the uilleann pipes, the dean from 1992 to 2002. One thought could never, ever or slightly younger no Operated serving your family” bagpipe of Ireland, he evoked such piece, “And Do We have touched her life.” And longer take care of them- 541-267-4216 both dirge and irrepressible Listen,” was commissioned he noted that it happened selves. 405 Elrod • Coos Bay John & Tanya Nelson vitality. for the symposium by just hours before her planned I’m looking for a very The performance was one McLucas months before her departure for the East Coast attractive woman to of more than a dozen as fel- death. Performed by the UO to visit him, his wife, and accompany me through low music scholars from group Vox Resonat, it ended their three children — 4- life. Most single men I across the country joined as the singers one by one left year-old twins and a 2-year- know also put a premium family, friends and local col- the stage, repeating their last old. on a woman’s appearance. leagues to fill Beall Concert lyric, “Remember.” “She was Grandma Anne,” Why don’t women under- Hall on Saturday to celebrate McLucas’ sister, Caye Dhe he said. “I’m glad she’d stand this? Where would the life of McLucas, who died Geer, recalled both girls already managed to get in a you suggest finding a suit- at age 71 on Sept. 8 after she learning to play the piano as few piano lessons, and she able partner for someone was fatally beaten while try- they grew up. got them on skis and taught in my situation? — MR. ing to protect her domestic “As soon as she could play them to snowplow in our PARTICULAR IN TUCSON partner, James Gillette, from a few notes, I was after her to backyard.” DEAR MR. PARTICU- what also became a fatal play duets,” Geer recounted, His mother was in the LAR: Start at the nearest assault. His 36-year-old son saying she sometimes prime of her life, “in better gym. If that doesn’t net Suunsetnset MemorialMemorial ParkPark faces two counts of aggra- expected too much from her shape than most of us,” he you what you’re trolling Established in 1914 by the Independent Order of Odd vated murder in connection sibling, who was four years said, adding: “We were for, another place to look Fellows (I.O.O.F.) & relocated from the Marshfield with their deaths. her junior. counting on her for the would be the Playboy Pioneer Cemetery. The 40 acre park is the home of the McLucas’ memorial serv- Later, however,“the tables future. Her death has torn a Mansion in Los Angeles. only mausoleum, columbarium & cremation garden in ice was delayed six weeks so were turned,” she said, hole in the universe for me the Bay Area. Hef throws large parties it could be incorporated into recalling hours together at and her friends and her there, many of which are • Simple cremation & burial. a long-planned Eugene the keyboard, “side-by-side, world.” charity fundraisers. Who • Private or public graveside or mausoleum chapel “Symposium on Oral elbow-to-elbow,” sight- Shapiro then sat down knows? For a generous services. Traditions” for the Society of reading Haydn, Beethoven with his cello and played a donation you might meet a • Large selection of burial/cremation spaces, American Music, an organi- and Debussy. Bach Sarabande “she used to woman who meets your headstones, monuments, burial & urn vaults, zation she presided over for “She was always after me love to hear me practice.” high standards — provid- caskets, urns, cremation jewelry, printed materials, 10 years. Her cousin, the Rev. to play with better phrasing, The service ended with a ing you have enough assets video tributes & more is available at the time of David Maynard, officiated at better nuance,” Geer told the ukulele piece, “Palm Springs of your own to merit her need or in advance by preplanning. the event. crowd. “It was wonderful, Jump,” played by Shapiro’s interest. • Pet cremation. He acknowledged that her and I will miss it forever.” childhood friend, Casey Dear Abby is written by • Payment terms & options. life “ended so rudely, so cru- A longtime UO Music MacGill, and two other • All funeral & insurance plans accepted. Abigail Van Buren, also elly and in such an ugly way,” School colleague, Marian musicians. MacGill noted known as Jeanne Phillips, and but then added: “We are here Smith, recalled McLucas as that he had stayed in touch Locally owned by Tom Boynton was founded by her mother, today to honor a different an adventurous person with with McLucas, to the point spirit.” eclectic interests. that the group performed the Pauline Phillips. Write Dear Est. 1914 541-267-7182 Abby at www.DearAbby.com 63060 Millington Frontage Road “The Holy is love, and she “She was a pianist and piece in a house concert for Coos Bay, OR that is love endures in the harpsichordist who could her, Gillette and their or P.O. Box 69440, Los www.coosbayfh.com Holy,” he told the gathering. speak Apache and Scotch friends. Angeles, CA 90069. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Monday, October 22 2012 • The World • A5. Y K Nation Suspect in Wis. spa attack had a history of abuse

BROOKFIELD, Wis. (AP) shot himself to death at the any weapons prior to Sun- — A man suspected of open- salon, police said. day’s salon rampage. Tushaus ing fire at a Wisconsin salon Haughton’s wife sought also said he wasn’t aware of a where his wife worked, court protection four days motive, but that investigators killing three women and after he slashed her tires on weren’t looking for anyone wounding four others, had a Oct. 4, Brookfield police else in the shooting. history of domestic abuse said. Police arrested him and “I can tell you we’re not and had been arrested for a judge granted a four-year seeking additional suspects,” slashing his wife’s tires a few restraining order Thursday. he said at a news conference weeks earlier, police said. As part of the order, Sunday evening. “The com- It wasn’t clear if Radcliffe Haughton, of Brown Deer, munity can feel safe.” Franklin Haughton’s wife was prohibited from owning Bureau of Alcohol, Tobac- The Associated Press was among the victims in a firearm. co, Firearms and Explosives Frank Tanabe, center, gets help from his daughter Barbara Tanabe, left, to fill out his absentee ballot in Sunday’s shooting at the spa Brookfield Police Chief agent Tom Ahern said Mon- Honolulu while his wife Setsuko Tanabe sits in the foreground Wednesday. in Brookfield, a middle-to- Dan Tushaus declined to day that a .40-caliber semi- upper class suburb west of comment on whether automatic handgun was used Photo of WWII veteran Milwaukee. Haughton, 45, Haughton had surrendered in the attack.

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C M C M Y K A6 •The World • Monday, October 22,2012 Y K Weather South Coast Tonight: Rain and possibly a thunderstorm. Low Oregon weather Tuesday, Oct. 23 National forecast around 44. South wind 11 to 16 mph. Tonight/Tuesday City/Region WeatherForecast Underground for Tuesday,forecast Oct. for 23daytime conditions, low/highLow temperatures | High temps Forecast highs for Tuesday, Oct. 23 Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy Tuesday: Showers and possibly a thunderstorm. Some of the storms could produce small hail. High near 54. WASH. Seattle Tuesday Night: Showers and possibly a thunderstorm. 41° | 54° Low around 44. South wind 14 to 16 mph. Portland Wednesday: Showers and possibly a thunderstorm. 37° | 46° Pendleton High near 52. South wind 13 to 15 mph. Billings 28° | 48° 39° | 55° Minneapolis Curry County Coast Newport 41° | 54° Bend 48° | 68° Salem Tonight: Rain and possibly a thunderstorm. Low 30° | 45° New York around 41. 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Cloudy, with a low Cloudy Showers Rain Snow 70°75° | 84°85° around 37. Southeast wind 3 to 7 mph. Weather Underground• AP Wednesday: Showers. High near 48. South southwest Fronts Pressure wind 3 to 5 mph. Chance of precipitation is 80%. Oregon Temps Local high, low, rainfall Cold Warm Stationary Low High Willamette Valley Temperature extremes and precipitation Friday: High 61, low 54, 0.15 inches Tonight: Showers. Low around 38. South southeast for the 24 hours ending at 5 a.m. today. Saturday: High 59, low 46, 0.02 inches wind 6 to 10 mph. Chance of precipitation is 90%. Hi Lo Prec. Sunday: High 54, low 46, 0.34 inches Total rainfall to date: 31.03 inches Tuesday: Scattered showers and thunderstorms. Astoria 48 42 0.20 Rainfall to date last year: 30.44 inches Cloudy, with a high near 53. Chance of rain is 50%. Brookings 54 45 0.56 -10s -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s100s 110s Corvallis 54 43 0.20 Average rainfall to date: 41.43 inches Tuesday Night: Scattered showers. Mostly cloudy, Eugene 53 45 0.24 with a low around 38. Chance of precipitation is 50%. Klamath Falls 51 39 T The Tide Tables Wednesday: Showers likely, with thunderstorms also La Grande 50 28 0.00 To find the tide prediction for your area, add or Temperatures indicate Sunday’s high and Fairbanks 25 03 clr Philadelphia 66 48 clr possible. Cloudy, with a high near 53. Medford 58 46 0.15 subtract minutes as indicated. To find your esti- overnight low to 5 a.m. Eastern Time. Fargo 57 44 cdy mated tidal height, multiply the listed height by Showers Rain T-storms Flurries PhoenixSnow 91Ice 68 clr Newport 52 43 0.19 Hi Lo Otlk Fort Wayne 64 35 cdy Portland area the high or low ratio for your area. Pittsburgh 58 43 pcdy Pendleton 54 31 0.00 Amarillo 88 53 pcdy Great Falls 50 26 cdy Location High time ratio Low time ratio Pocatello 52 41 cdy Tonight: Showers. Low around 41. South wind 8 to 11 Portland 54 44 0.10 AshevilleWet Weather 69 39 For clr West,Harrisburg Showers 64 43 Spread clr In East Bandon -0:18 .81 -0:06 .84 Portland,Ore. 54 42 .26 rn mph. Chance of precipitation is 90%. Redmond 49 33 0.01 Brookings -0:40 .81 -0:30 .91 Atlanta 76 47 clr Helena 49 26 cdy An offshore trough of low pressure and associatedPueblo disturbances 81 42 clr Tuesday: Scattered showers and thunderstorms. Roseburg 52 45 0.23 Charleston -0:11 .89 -0:04 .91 Atlantic City 66 45 clr Honolulu 86 74 clr Rapid City 58 46 cdy Mostly cloudy, with a high near 53. Salem 53 41 0.14 Coos Bay +1:20 .86 +1:24 .84 Austin 91 75 cdy Huntsville 79 45 clr Florence +0:38 .77 +0:54 .75 will weaken and spread across the West with rain,Reno high elevation 65 44 rn Tuesday Night: Scattered showers. Mostly cloudy, Baton Rouge 84 51 clr Indianapolis 69 39 cdy Port Orford -0:28 .86 -0:23 .99 snow, and t-storms. Meanwhile, showers and thunderstormsRockford 69 will 38 rn with a low around 40. Southeast wind 5 to 8 mph. Reedsport +1:05 .79 +1:20 .75 Billings 49 39 .07 rn Jackson,Miss. 83 51 clr Sacramento 66 51 rn Umpqua River -0:01 .81 -0:01 .91 Bismarckspread from 51 46 the .03 Ohio cdy Juneau Valley and Great 39 31 Lakes clr into the Northeast. Wednesday: Showers likely. Cloudy, with a high near 55. Salem,Ore. 53 43 .15 rn Extended outlook HIGH TIDE A.M. P.M. Boise 57 34 rn Kansas City 77 50 cdy Salt Lake City 66 47 clr North Coast Brownsville 91 75 pcdy Lansing 61 36 cdy Date time ft. time ft. WeatherSan Antonio Underground 89 74 • AP cdy Tonight: Showers and possibly a thunderstorm. Low TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Buffalo 56 45 cdy Las Vegas 80 68 pcdy San Diego 69 64 .15 cdy 22-Oct 7:18 7.1 6:43 7.3 Caribou,Maine 57 50 .01 cdy Lincoln 81 38 cdy around 40. South southwest wind 15 to 17 mph. San Francisco 62 53 rn 23-Oct 8:23 7.3 8:04 6.9 Casper 54 40 clr Little Rock 84 56 cdy Tuesday: Showers and possibly a thunderstorm. High San Juan,P.R. 88 77 pcdy Charleston,S.C. 74 50 clr Los Angeles 74 65 cdy near 47. Chance of precipitation is 80%. 24-Oct 9:19 7.7 9:21 6.9 Savannah 77 50 clr Charleston,W.Va. 64 36 pcdy Macon 77 43 clr Tuesday Night: Showers and possibly a thunderstorm. 25-Oct 10:05 8.1 10:27 7.0 Chattanooga 74 44 clr Medford 58 34 rn Sioux City 76 42 cdy Low around 40. Chance of precipitation is 80%. 26-Oct 10:45 8.4 11:22 7.2 South Bend 65 35 rn Cheyenne 62 41 MM pcdy Memphis 80 53 pcdy Wednesday: Showers, with thunderstorms also possi- Rain Rain LOW TIDE A.M. P.M. Chicago 68 37 rn Miami Beach 86 75 pcdy Springfield,Mo 77 56 cdy ble. High near 48. Chance of precipitation is 80%. 54/44 52/41 Cincinnati 67 36 cdy Midland-Odessa 90 64 pcdy Tallahassee 81 47 clr Date time ft. time ft. Cleveland 60 38 pcdy Milwaukee 59 35 rn Tampa 83 61 clr Central Oregon 22-Oct 12:19 0.0 12:49 3.4 Columbus,Ga. 80 47 clr Mpls-St Paul 71 42 rn Topeka 79 48 cdy Tonight: A chance of rain showers. Mostly cloudy, THURSDAY FRIDAY 23-Oct 1:27 0.5 2:13 3.0 Columbus,Ohio 61 37 pcdy Montgomery 81 44 clr Tucson 86 60 clr with a low around 30. Southwest wind 9 to 11 mph. 24-Oct 2:31 0.9 3:24 2.3 Waco 89 74 cdy Corpus Christi 94 75 cdy Nashville 78 42 pcdy Tuesday: A chance of snow showers. Mostly cloudy, 25-Oct 3:28 1.3 4:21 1.5 Dayton 63 37 cdy New Orleans 83 56 clr Washington,D.C. 67 49 clr with a high near 43. Southwest wind around 6 mph. W. Palm Beach 84 69 pcdy 26-Oct 4:18 1.6 5:07 0.9 Daytona Beach 80 57 pcdy Newark 69 49 clr Tuesday Night: A chance of rain and snow showers. Wilkes-Barre 63 42 clr Sunrise, sunset Denver 69 48 clr North Platte 71 33 pcdy Snow level 3600 feet. Cloudy, with a low around 32. Des Moines 81 46 cdy Oklahoma City 88 64 cdy National Temperature Extremes Oct. 21-27 — 7:39, 6:14 Duluth 56 38 cdy Omaha 81 47 cdy High Sunday 98 at Vernon, Texas Wednesday: A chance of rain and snow showers. Chance of rain Chance of rain Moon watch Evansville 77 42 pcdy Peoria 71 43 cdy Low: Lakeview, Ore. 12. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 44. 55/43 58/48 First Quarter — Oct. 22

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circulating, the CDC doesn’t have the H1N1 influenza commonality of the past two years to assist them in keep- ing this season in check. This year’s vaccine arrived early to the South Coast, as they began giving out shots in September. By Tim Novotny, The World The earlier the better, says County health officials suggest getting your flu shot early this year. Hawtin — adding that the more shots administered “I haven’t heard of any Reporter Tim Novotny can early in the season, the fewer shortages,” Hawtin said. be reached at 541-269-1222, people who will get sick dur- “There should be plenty of ext. 235, or at tnovotny@the- ing the peak season. vaccine this flu season.” worldlink.com.

By Lou Sennick, The World Several of the actors, all made up and ready for the show,wait in the lobby of the Little Theatre on the Bay on Saturday evening.When the doors opened, they were on sets, waiting for visitors to pass by. DEBATE 5 things to watch ited foreign experience. He took hits reflect light. Live skin for comments that ruffled British Battle in final The Associated Press and Palestinian leaders last summer, GHOULS Haunted houses reflects light.” debate tonight and for hastening to criticize the Haunted houses I NBPOA Haunted House 6-10 Freid began spreading the 1. THE TIEBREAKER: Romney ran administration’s response even as p.m. Saturday and Sunday, 6 p.m. - grayish makeup over Mur- Continued from Page A1 away with the first. Obama edged chaotic events were unfolding in are popping up midnight Halloween, Pony Village phy’s cheeks. “He looks him in the second. Stakes are high Libya and Egypt. This debate is the Continued from Page A1 Mall, 1611 Virginia Ave., North dead,”Freid said, after a dra- for their third and final showdown. prime moment for Romney to dis- Bend. Cost is $4 for ages up to 13 matic pause. running mates will be busy Does that mean a repeat of last play the knowledge and judgment to and $5 for adults. Freid finished Murphy’s today seeking votes in two of week’s ornery tone? Or will the grav- lead on the world stage. chance to be involved in act- http://nbpdhauntedhouse.com face by adding dark lines the eight other states whose ity of the issues — war, terrorism, 4. ON DEFENSE: Obama must ing. I Haunted Theatre 6-9 p.m. around his existing bone up-for-grabs electoral votes world leadership — inspire more dig- defend four years of foreign policy. “Plus, our theater is so Thursday and Halloween, 6-11 p.m. structure and bloodying up will determine the next pres- nified discourse? Expect Romney to accuse the presi- doggone scary without a Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Little his mouth. ident — Vice President Joe 2. REMATCH ON LIBYA: It sparked dent of weakening America’s world haunted house in it,” she Theatre on the Bay, 2100 Sherman “We put the blood on his Biden in Ohio and Republi- one of the hottest exchanges of the leadership by mishandling Iran’s second debate. And there’s more to said. Ave., North Bend. Cost is $4 first mouth because he eats peo- can Rep. Paul Ryan in Col- nuclear ambitions, the pullout from The actors begin every time through, $2 second time, free orado. Also still hotly con- it than when Obama called the con- Afghanistan, the Syrian conflict and ple,” Freid said, dabbing dark sulate attack an “act of terror.” night by getting into cos- for next five times. 541-756-4336 red goo on Murphy’s lower tested: Iowa, New Hamp- the U.S. relationship with Israel. Can I Lakeside Fire Department shire, Nevada, North Caroli- Expect to hear about failed security, Obama rebut that criticism and tume. The scarier you make lips. “And he’s kind of a intelligence lapses and the Obama them look, the scarier they Haunted House Saturday 6-10 p.m., na, Wisconsin and Virginia. focus on ending the Iraq War and Lakeside Fire Department, 115 N. messy eater; you know how administration’s shifting account of feel, and the scarier they act, Deputy campaign manager killing Osama bin Laden? Ninth St., Lakeside. 541-759-3931 that goes.” what happened in Libya. After Erskine said. Murphy smiled, and went Stephanie Cutter said today 5. A NEW MEME? First Big Bird. Obama’s parry last week, Romney Then “binders full of women.” Watch Saturday evening, 13- to find a hiding place with that “it really now comes gets another try. Twitter to see whether another year-old Ciaran Murphy sat the theater’s makeup artist. the other zombies. down to that small segment 3. ROMNEY’S TEST: The former of undecided voters.” phrase catches fire while the in a chair waiting for a Freid held up a jar of foun- Reporter Jessie Higgins can governor and businessman has lim- debaters are still onstage. makeover. dation. “This color is dead be reached at 541-269-1222, Appearing on NBC’s “I’m going to make him a man’s gray,” he said. “And ext. 240, or jhiggins@the- “Today” show, Cutter said, zombie,” said Gordon Freid, what it does, is it doesn’t worldlink.com. “The ground game is incred- adviser Dan Senor said on ment for a nation facing ibly important at this point. NBC today that Romney’s myriad challenges at home We feel pretty good about approach is that “we’ve got and abroad. where we are.” “I don’t think things are revolts that swept the Middle to reach a diplomatic solu- Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, LIBYA It fell to campaign surro- really moving in the right East but quickly morphed tion.” He said the Obama arguing for the Republicans, gates on Sunday talk shows Continued from Page A1 direction until we finish with into a civil war. administration’s policy on faulted Obama for “his fail- to frame the foreign policy Iran for the past four years ure to outline broad goals, Bani Walid because it is stop- This attitude, common matters that moderator Bob has not discouraged Tehran real goals, a real view of what the help of NATO airstrikes, ping us from making a new among many who fought in Schieffer will put before the from moving forward with America’s role in the world has become a campaign issue Libya,” said Abdel-Basit al- the uprising, bodes ill for in the U.S. presidential race candidates in a discussion its nuclear ambitions. should be.”Romney, by con- Mzirig, a former deputy jus- future efforts to bring rival after an attack on the U.S. sure to reflect “how danger- On Libya, Senor said trast, would “use America’s tice minister and now on groups together. consulate in the eastern city ous the world is in which we “they didn’t have the proper role in the world as a catalyst of Benghazi killed Ambas- Libya’s human rights council. In the year since Gadhafi’s live,” as the CBS newsman security” at the U.S. Con- for peace, prosperity and sador Chris Stevens and Al-Mzirig said many rem- death, conflicts have broken put it. Iran’s nuclear inten- sulate in Benghazi where freedom,” he said. three other Americans. nants of the old regime are out around the country, and tions, the bloody crackdown Ambassador Christopher Ryan, campaigning in Col- For many who fought still working inside the gov- despite the unprecedented in Syria, economic angst in Stevens and three others orado Springs, Colo., on Sun- against Gadhafi, the new ernment and only after they election of a 200-person Europe, security concerns in were killed Sept. 11. day, faulted the president for Libya cannot be born until have been removed will the national assembly, the cen- Afghanistan, China’s grow- The series of interviews potential defense cuts and the last vestiges of the old country fulfill the promises tral government is weak and ing power — all that and Sunday and today fed into said that adversaries “see us regime, fugitives like of the uprising, which began power remains with the more are on the agenda. the broader debate over projecting weakness, when Ibrahim and towns like Bani in February 2011 as part of armed groups that sprung up On Iran, senior Romney which candidate offers the they see us hollowing out our Walid, have been routed. the Arab Spring wave of with the rebellion. campaign foreign policy steady hand and sound judg- military.”

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NASCAR | B2 Sports Beavers win | B3 B theworldlink.com/sports I Sports Editor John Gunther I 541-269-1222, ext. 241 MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2012 Houston wins AFC showdown

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HOUSTON — Matt Schaub threw two touchdown passes, Arian Foster ran for two scores and the Houston Texans dominated a showdown of the AFC’s top two teams, routing the Baltimore Ravens 43-13 on Sunday. Johnathan Joseph returned an interception 52 yards for a touch- down and the Texans (6-1) beat Baltimore for the first time in seven meetings. Antonio Smith had two sacks, J.J. Watt deflected the pass that led to Joseph’s inter- NFL ception and Houston’s Recap defense returned to form after an By Lou Sennick, The World embarrassing loss to Aaron Robert Hogan of Dublin,Ireland,grabs his bag and starts to run along the first fairway at Old Macdonald course Saturday morning,starting his round of 18 holes at the Speedgolf Rodgers and Green Bay last week. World Championships. Hogan had the fastest running time Saturday, finishing the course in 44 minutes. Terrell Suggs, the 2011 defen- sive player of the year, had a sack and three tackles in his first action for Baltimore (5-2) since undergo- ing surgery on his right Achilles New pro wins world Speedgolf title tendon last May. Joe Flacco threw two interceptions and was sacked four times. BY JOHN GUNTHER had the overnight lead. Giants 27, Redskins 23: Eli The World “There was (pressure),” he Manning threw a 77-yard scoring said, adding that “$18,000 is a lot pass to Victor Cruz with 1:13 to BANDON — Chris Walker’s of money, especially for somebody play and New York overcame a late biggest payday as a professional on a mini tour.” touchdown by rookie sensation golfer came in an unconventional Scott, who retired from a Robert Griffin III. event. teaching job in Bend earlier this Manning’s pass to Cruz came Walker won the inaugural year, shot an 81 in 52:21 on two plays and 19 seconds after Speedgolf World Championships Saturday and followed that with Griffin capped what was a poten- at Bandon Dunes Golf Resort on an 80 in 51:26 on Sunday for a total tial game-winning, 77-yard drive Sunday and the $18,000 top prize of 264:47. with a 30-yard touchdown pass to in the event. Third place went to Tim Hval, Santana Moss. He beat a field of 14 others in the first golf pro at Bandon Dunes, Packers 30, Rams 20: Aaron the elite division in the sport that who shot 74 on both courses — the Rodgers threw for 342 yards and combines golf and running. He latter the best round on Sunday. three touchdowns and Green Bay’s didn’t have the fastest time or best Hval was just under an hour both depleted defense flourished on the score either Saturday at Old days and finished with a total of road. Macdonald or Sunday at Bandon 266:20. Saints 35, Buccaneers 28: Dunes, but his combined total was “I’m much more a golfer than a Jonathan Vilma played for the first good enough to beat speedgolf runner,” said Hval, who now is a time while appealing a season- veteran Tim Scott by a minute and pro at Portland Golf Club, though long suspension for his role in the 19 seconds. he said he’d do it again “in a heart- Saints bounty program and Drew Scott, who put together the beat.” Brees threw for 377 yards and four event with Jim Kosciolek and their “It’s fun,”he said. touchdowns in the come-from- Speedgolf International organiza- Like Walker, Hval hadn’t been behind win. tion, had a better score Sunday, in a speedgolf tournament before Patriots 29, Jets 26, OT: Rob but couldn’t make up the lead this week. Ninkovich recovered a fumble by Walker built up in the first round. Fourth place went to Mark Sanchez after Stephen While Scott and Kosciolek Christopher Smith, another vet- Gostkowski kicked a 48-yard field have been planning the event for eran of the event and a teaching goal in overtime for New England. more than a year and also put on pro at Pumpkin Ridge near The Patriots (4-3) moved into the Bandon Dunes Speedgolf Portland. He shot a 73 in 58:33 at sole possession of first place in the Classic, the precursor to the Old Macdonald and a 78 in 58:51 at AFC East. The day started with all world championships, for the Bandon Dunes. four teams tied at 3-3, but the Jets past decade, Walker only heard Smith was followed by Jaacob (3-4) and the Buffalo Bills lost,while about the tournament a couple of Bowden, who grew up in the Miami Dolphins were idle. weeks ago at an event he was By John Gunther, The World California, but lives in Gostkowski tied the game with playing in the developmental The amateur and elite champions at the first Speedgolf World Championships were Switzerland; Todd Killingsworth a 43-yard field goal on the last play Adams Tour. Mark Stockamp and Chris Walker. of Portland; Irishman Robert “I decided that it was some- Hogan; Gretchen Johnson of of regulation. thing I was interested in,” said Portland, the lone woman in the In overtime, each team gets the “I didn’t have any expecta- and followed that with a 76 in Walker, who turned pro after elite field, who competed as an ball unless the first team with it tions,”Walker said. “I came think- 56:59 on Sunday at Bandon graduating from Notre Dame this amateur; and Michael Chupka Jr., scores a touchdown. So the Jets ing,‘I won’t have any regrets if I do Dunes. spring and lives in Texas. one of three pros at Bandon had a chance after the Patriots this.’If I had a goal, it would be to “I left a shot or two out there He played two practice speed- finish top-five.” both rounds, but everybody else Dunes who participated in the kicked a field goal. New York golf rounds at a local country club Walker shot a 77 in 53 minutes did, too,”he said. event. moved from its 15 to its 40 before — his only experience in the sport and 29 seconds on the challenging He admitted he was nervous Sanchez lost the ball as he was before Saturday. Old Macdonald layout Saturday, Sunday morning, knowing that he SEE SPEEDGOLF | B3 being sacked and Ninkovich recovered, ending the game. Raiders 26, Jaguars 23, OT: Sebastian Janikowski kicked a 40- yard field goal after Cecil Shorts III Marshfield wins volleyball invitational fumbled on the opening posses- sion of overtime and Oakland ral- BY RACHEL FINNEY school,” said Marshfield setter in today,” said Marshfield coach to outside hitter to replace lied from 14 points down in the The World Lauren McGowne. “It feels really Tammie Montiel. injured Peyton Babb, had 28 kills second half. accomplishing to be able to do this Blanchet Catholic, which is and 39 digs. McGowne had 103 Carson Palmer threw one TD COOS BAY — For the second again, with basically the same ranked No. 2 in the state among assists. pass and ran for another to force straight year, Marshfield’s volley- group of girls.” Class 3A teams, held brief leads in McGowne said the Pirates’ play overtime for the Raiders (2-4) ball team won its own invitational. The victory following the day- both games. Marshfield led most hardly fluctuated throughout the before they won it after Lamarr The Pirates stormed through long tournament was especially of the second game, though, over- day, a difficult feat for these Houston forced a fumble that pool play and beat Ashland and important, as the Pirates bounced coming strong serving from the marathon invitationals. Joselio Hanson recovered at the Crater on their way to the cham- back from a heartbreaking loss Cavaliers, and McGowne ended it “We usually have those spurts Jacksonville 21. pionship game against Class 3A against Churchill on Thursday, on a well-placed tip. where we’re up, then we’re down,” Colts 17, Browns 13: Andrew power Blanchet Catholic at the seeing their dreams of a “They’re very, very scrappy,” she said. “This time there was just Luck became the first Colts quar- Marshfield Invitational on Midwestern League title end. Montiel said. “They dug up a lot of even play throughout.” terback to run for two touchdowns Saturday. Though the Cavaliers “Thursday was a hard night,” balls, and it was good for our girls To reach the final, the Cavaliers in a game since 1988 as proved a worthy opponent, McGowne said. “To come back to see that.” ousted the smallest school in the Indianapolis won for the third Marshfield handed them their and do it with my girls just makes Brea Mosieur led the Pirates tournament — Class 2A time — one more game than it won first loss of the season, 25-18, 25- it that much sweeter.” with 43 kills for the tournament, Reedsport. But it wasn’t easy. in 2011. 20. “It was nice to be able to come and Hannah Olson had 41 kills Cowboys 19, Panthers 14: “They’re a really good 3A back and get a lot of playing time and 11 aces. Emily Moe, moved SEE PIRATES | B3 Dan Bailey made a go-ahead 28- yard field goal with 3:25 remaining to help Dallas end a two-game los- ing streak. Giants force Game 7 tonight against Cardinals Titans 35, Bills 24: Matt Hasselbeck hit Nate Washington SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The years, it seems, unfortunately, we for a 15-yard touchdown with 1:03 San Francisco Giants and St. Louis don’t win until we absolutely need left, leading Tennessee to the win. Cardinals sure have something to,” Lohse said. “So, it’s one of It was Hasselbeck’s 22nd career about going down to final games those things where we would love fourth-quarter comeback and this postseason. to have taken care of business the second in consecutive weeks. So it’s fitting that the two pre- last two games. We haven’t. ... It’s Vikings 21, Cardinals 14: vious World Series champions are time to get it done.” Adrian Peterson ran for 153 yards playing a winner-take-all Game 7 The Cardinals need more from and a first-quarter touchdown, for the chance to get back to base- their offense if they’re going to get and Minnesota survived an ugly ball’s biggest stage. a shot at defending their title second half to hang on for the win. Ryan Vogelsong struck out a against the Detroit Tigers. Steelers 24, Bengals 17: Ben career-best nine in another post- Marco Scutaro delivered a two- Roethlisberger threw one touch- season gem in his biggest start yet, run double and Buster Posey drove down pass, and Pittsburgh over- and San Francisco staved off elimi- in his first run of the series with a came its injury-depleted running nation for the second straight game, groundout in the first inning as game to beat Cincinnati. handing St. Louis a 6-1 loss Sunday San Francisco struck early to sup- Shaun Suisham kicked field night to force the deciding game in port Vogelsong. He followed up The Associated Press goals of 42, 47 and 42 yards,. the NL championship series today. Barry Zito’s stellar Game 5 outing San Francisco’s Pablo Sandoval hits an RBI single during the second inning Sunday. The Steelers (3-3) won on the San Francisco’s Matt Cain and in St. Louis with one of his own. road for the first time this season St. Louis’ Kyle Lohse are set to “I just kind of saw the way our feeding off that. I just knew that I route in October, while San and improved to 12-2 at Paul pitch in a rematch of Game 3, won team reacted the other night when had to go out there and keep them Francisco thrives on playing from Brown Stadium. The Bengals (3-4) by the Cardinals. Rain is in the Barry came out ... early and was off the board.” behind. In five games with their fell to 0-6 the last two seasons forecast for the Bay Area. throwing up zeroes,” Vogelsong These wild-card Cardinals sure year on the line, the gutsy Giants against Baltimore and Pittsburgh. “You’ve seen us the last couple said. “I saw how our team was seem to like the all-or-nothing have pulled out five wins. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K B2 •The World • Monday,October 22,2012 Y K Sports Kenseth overcomes 14 cautions to win at Kansas

KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) ings with four races remain- indication, no little wiggle, no wrong with that thing.” — The fast, smooth new sur- ing in the Chase. sideways. It just got away Even Keselowski was sur- face at Kansas Speedway had “I was thinking, ‘Man, from me and it killed our day.” prised to see the heavily taped the potential to wreak havoc this has to be entertaining for Johnson, who led 44 laps No. 48 back on the track on the Chase for the Sprint everybody to watch,’” early, was far luckier. when the race went green. Cup championship. Kenseth said. “There was a He had pitted from the “I thought you said the 48 The recent repave clut- lot of wild stuff happening.” lead and was back in traffic car wrecked?” he asked his tered Sunday’s race with a That was an understate- when a caution came out, crew. “He looks fine.” record 14 cautions — a season ment Sunday, when the and he spun by himself Team owner Rick high in the Sprint Cup Series longest green-flag run was 35 shortly after the restart. He, Hendrick praised the team — and contributed to issues laps early in the race. Some of too, hit the wall on his spin, efforts during a stop in the that affected at least four title the cautions were caused by but crew chief Chad Knaus media center during the race. contenders. But the stand- tire problems, others were for called him to pit road to get a “I have never in my 30 ings looked much the same single-car spins, including look at the car instead of con- years of racing seen anyone when Matt Kenseth took the Chase drivers Johnson, Tony ceding laps by going to the perform that kind of surgery checkered flag in a battered Stewart and Greg Biffle. garage for repairs. and not lose a lap,”Hendrick The Associated Press Knaus then dictated team Ford that he banged hard into And, Danica Patrick Matt Kenseth (17) and Jimmie Johnson (48) compete during the said. the wall midway through the wrecked herself when she orders, as Johnson stopped In the end, Johnson sal- race. intentionally wrecked NASCAR Sprint Cup Series auto race at Kansas Speedway on Sunday in on pit road at least a half- vaged a ninth-place finish. Kenseth still managed to Landon Cassill. Kansas City, Kan. Kenseth won the race. dozen times for repairs over Keselowski finished a spot drive it to his second victory “You know,everybody has two caution periods. ahead in eighth. He came into in three races, while Brad been asking all season long here because there was cau- “I lost it, man. It got away “That looks good, man. the race with a seven-point Keselowski dodged accident where the cautions have tion after caution.” from me off of four and we They did a much better job lead and left with a seven- after accident to hang onto been,” Keselowski said. Biffle’s spin ended his day wrecked it,” said Biffle, who than I thought they would,” point lead as the series heads his seven-point lead over “Well, they flew to Kansas with a hard crash into the dropped five spots in the he told Johnson as he drove next weekend to Martinsville Jimmie Johnson in the stand- and they’ve been hanging out wall. standings to 11th. “I had no away. “There’s really nothing Speedway in Virginia. Scoreboard

7. Trevor Luu, 211:25 (126-85:25). Seattle 4 3 0 .571 116 106 24. Texas 5-2 237 25 Cal Poly 37, Portland State 25 Time of Race: 3 hours, 28 minutes, 48 seconds. On The Air 25-39 St. Louis 3 4 0 .429 130 141 25. TCU 5-2 195 22 Portland State 14 3 8 0 — 25 Margin of Victory: 0.495 seconds. Caution Flags: 1. Dougal Williams, 135:43 (83-52:43). Sunday’s Games Other teams receiving votes: Wisconsin 136; Cal Poly 14 3 6 14 — 37 14 for 66 laps. Lead Changes: 16 among 10 driv- Today 2. Alex Casebeer, 138:41 (76-62:41). Minnesota 21, Arizona 14 Nebraska 128; Louisiana Tech 127; Cincinnati 116; First Quarter ers. Lap Leaders: M.Martin 1-6; A.Almirola 7-33; NFL Football — Detroit at Chicago, 5:30 p.m., 3. Alec MacColl, 141:10 (84-57:10). Green Bay 30, St. Louis 20 Oklahoma State 72; Toledo 44; Tulsa 39; Arizona PSU—Monahan 32 pass from McDonagh D.Gilliland 34; A.Almirola 35-73; T.Kvapil 74; ESPN. 4. Bryce Polovnikoff, 143:50 (79-64:50). Houston 43, Baltimore 13 State 37; NC State 31; Northwestern 17; Duke 10; (Brown kick), 14:23. J.Johnson 75-118; A.Almirola 119-121; C.Bowyer Major League Baseball — NLCS Game 7, St. Louis 5. Kirk Tatterstall, 148:09 (84-64:09). N.Y. Giants 27, Washington 23 Northern Illinois 7; UCLA 7; Nevada 6; Louisiana- CP—Stanford 31 pass from Broadous (Zalud 122-123; J.Gordon 124; C.Bowyer 125-127; at San Francisco, 5:30 p.m., Fox. 6. Chris Abbott, 149:35 (92-57:35). Dallas 19, Carolina 14 Monroe 4; Iowa State 2. kick), 9:50. M.Kenseth 128-156; J.Gordon 157; M.Martin 158- Tuesday, Oct. 23 7. Eric Arndt, 158:59 (92-66:59). New Orleans 35, Tampa Bay 28 PSU—Sluss 57 fumble return (Brown kick), 211; P.Menard 212-217; K.Kahne 218; M.Kenseth College Football — Arkansas State at Louisiana- 8. Katy Williams, 159:16 (87-72:16). Indianapolis 17, Cleveland 13 Saturday’s Scores 4:36. 219-267. Lafayette, 5 p.m., ESPN2. 9. Kristian Beyer, 159:36 (98-61:36). Tennessee 35, Buffalo 34 EAST CP—Broadous 13 run (Zalud kick), 1:38. Top 12 in Points: 1. B.Keselowski, 2,250; 2. Women’s Soccer — United States vs. Germany, 10. Akbar Chisti, 170:36 (84-86:36). Oakland 26, Jacksonville 23, OT Bowling Green 24, UMass 0 Second Quarter J.Johnson, 2,243; 3. D.Hamlin, 2,230; 4. 4:30 p.m., NBC Sports Network. 11. Kent Sasaki, 179:11 (105-74:11). New England 29, N.Y. Jets 26, OT Kansas State 55, West Virginia 14 CP—FG Zalud 49, 9:57. C.Bowyer, 2,225; 5. K.Kahne, 2,220; 6. M.Truex Jr., Wednesday, Oct. 24 40-49 Pittsburgh 24, Cincinnati 17 Navy 31, Indiana 30 PSU—FG Brown 35, :22. 2,207; 7. T.Stewart, 2,203; 8. J.Gordon, 2,199; 9. Major League Baseball — World Series Game 1. Lawrence Levinson, 140:09 (78-62:09). Open: Atlanta, Denver, Kansas City, Miami, Pittsburgh 20, Buffalo 6 Third Quarter M.Kenseth, 2,195; 10. K.Harvick, 2,191; 11. 1, Detroit at San Francisco or St. Louis, TBA, Fox. 2. Drew Faust, 147:35 (83-64:35). Philadelphia, San Diego SOUTH CP—FG Zalud 41, 11:20. G.Biffle, 2,188; 12. D.Earnhardt Jr., 2,128. Major League Soccer — Philadelphia at Sporting 3. Wally English, 155:08 (86-67:08). Today’s Game Alabama 44, Tennessee 13 PSU—Monahan 35 pass from McDonagh (Noa Nationwide Series Kansas Lottery 300 Kansas City, 5:30 p.m., NBC Sports Network. 4. John Box, 159:29 (93-66:29). Detroit at Chicago, 5:30 p.m. Clemson 38, Virginia Tech 17 pass from McDonagh), 9:04. Saturday 5. Mike Cooney, 165:02 (94-71:02). Thursday, Oct. 25 Duke 33, North Carolina 30 CP—FG Zalud 20, 4:01. At Kansas Speedway Local Schedule 6. Ben Pape, 166:14 (96-70:14). Tampa Bay at Minnesota, 5:20 p.m. East Carolina 42, UAB 35 Fourth Quarter Kansas City, Kan. 7. Craig Karem, 167:02 (88-79:02). Sunday, Oct. 28 Florida 44, South Carolina 11 CP—Tucker 11 pass from Broadous (Zalud kick), Lap length: 1.5 miles Florida State 33, Miami 20 Today 8. Mark Damon, 168:17 (101-67:17). Jacksonville at Green Bay, 10 a.m. 10:35. (Start position in parentheses) 9. Mark Robbins, 169:39 (103-66:39). Indianapolis at Tennessee, 10 a.m. Georgia 29, Kentucky 24 CP—Broadous 1 run (Zalud kick), 5:39. 1. (10) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 206 laps, 113.7 High School Boys Soccer — Far West League: Georgia Tech 37, Boston College 17 Pacific at Brookings-Harbor, 4:30 p.m.; North 10. Michael Salas, 180:03 (101-79:03). Carolina at Chicago, 10 a.m. A—10,025. rating, 47 points, $91,143. 2. (2) Austin Dillon, 11. John Gunther, 188:05 (123-65:05). Miami at N.Y. Jets, 10 a.m. Louisiana Tech 70, Idaho 28 Chevrolet, 206, 122.7, 43, $65,718. 3. (1) Joey Bend at Coquille, 4:30 p.m. Louisiana-Monroe 43, W. Kentucky 42, OT Tuesday, Oct. 23 50-and-over San Diego at Cleveland, 10 a.m. Pro Soccer Logano, Toyota, 206, 107.8, 0, $50,125. 4. (7) Elliott 1. David Harding, 136:23 (86-50:23). Atlanta at Philadelphia, 10 a.m. Louisville 27, South Florida 25 Sadler, Chevrolet, 206, 103.1, 40, $38,533. 5. (8) High School Volleyball — Far West League: Marshall 59, Southern Miss. 24 Douglas at North Bend, 6 p.m.; Siuslaw at South 2. Terrell Coffield, 146:35 (78-68:35). Seattle at Detroit, 10 a.m. Major League Soccer Cole Whitt, Chevrolet, 206, 109.3, 39, $35,158. 6. 3. Cary Kangas, 147:54 (91-56:54). Washington at Pittsburgh, 10 a.m. Mississippi State 45, Middle Tennessee 3 (6) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 206, 118.2, 0, $24,190. 7. Umpqua, 6 p.m.; Brookings-Harbor at Sutherlin, EASTERN CONFERENCE 4. Fred Tattersall, 161:06 (91-70:06). New England vs. St. Louis at London, 10 a.m. NC State 20, Maryland 18 (21) Justin Allgaier, Chevrolet, 206, 94.9, 38, 6 p.m. Sunset Conference: Gold Beach at W L T Pts GF GA 5. Gray Grieve, 166:39 (81-85:39). Oakland at Kansas City, 1:05 p.m. Troy 38, FIU 37 $32,208. 8. (14) Michael Annett, Ford, 206, 96.4, Coquille, 6 p.m.; Reedsport at Myrtle Point, 6 y-Sporting KC 17 7 9 60 40 26 6. Carl Trabant, 168:13 (103-65:13). N.Y. Giants at Dallas, 1:25 p.m. UCF 35, Memphis 17 36, $28,508. 9. (12) Sam Hornish Jr., Dodge, 206, p.m.; Bandon at Glide, 6:30 p.m. x-D.C. United 17 10 6 57 52 42 7. Bill McFadden, 172:26 (96-76:26). New Orleans at Denver, 5:20 p.m. Vanderbilt 17, Auburn 13 111.7, 35, $27,418. 10. (13) Danica Patrick, Chevrolet, High School Girls Soccer — Far West League: x-Chicago 17 11 5 56 45 40 8. Noel Lucky, 178:46 (89-89:46). Open: Baltimore, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Houston Wake Forest 16, Virginia 10 206, 98.9, 34, $27,783. 11. (27) Ryan Blaney, Dodge, Douglas at North Bend, 4:30 p.m.; Coquille at x-New York 15 9 9 54 54 46 9. Andy Klumpp, 181:13 (119-62:13). Monday, Oct. 29 MIDWEST 206, 98.3, 0, $26,058. 12. (22) Joe Nemechek, South Umpqua, 4:30 p.m.; Brookings-Harbor at x-Houston 14 8 11 53 48 39 10. Steve Boebel, 191:39 (99-92:39). San Francisco at Arizona, 5:30 p.m. Ball State 41, Cent. Michigan 30 Toyota, 206, 80.7, 32, $25,508. 13. (23) Mike Bliss, Sutherlin, 4:30 p.m. Midwestern League: North Columbus 14 12 7 49 42 43 11. Jeff Ris, 197:54 (89-108:54). E. Michigan 48, Army 38 Toyota, 206, 81.6, 31, $24,958. 14. (37) Danny Eugene at Marshfield, 6 p.m. Montreal 12 15 6 42 45 50 12. Andrew Beyer, 197:35 (107-96:35). Kent State 41, W. Michigan 24 Efland, Chevrolet, 206, 62.3, 30, $24,448. 15. (15) Wednesday, Oct. 24 College Football Philadelphia 10 16 6 36 36 40 Michigan 12, Michigan State 10 Eric McClure, Toyota, 205, 71.5, 29, $24,888. High School Boys Soccer — Far West League: New England 8 17 8 32 38 44 N. Illinois 37, Akron 7 Race Statistics South Umpqua at North Bend, 4:30 p.m.; Pro Baseball College Polls Toronto FC 5 20 8 23 35 60 Nebraska 29, Northwestern 28 Average Speed of Race Winner: 111.597 mph. Douglas at Pacific, 4:30 p.m.; Coquille at WESTERN CONFERENCE The Associated Press Top 25 Notre Dame 17, BYU 14 Time of Race: 2 hours, 46 minutes, 8 seconds. Sutherlin, 4:30 p.m. Baseball Playoffs W L T Pts GF GA The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press col- Ohio State 29, Purdue 22, OT Margin of Victory: 0.288 seconds. Caution Flags: High School Cross Country — Marshfield at LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES y-San Jose 19 6 8 65 71 42 lege football poll, with first-place votes in paren- Penn State 38, Iowa 14 12 for 50 laps. Lead Changes: 14 among 6 driv- Midwestern League district meet at Alton Baker (Best of 7) x-Seattle 15 7 11 56 51 32 theses, records through Oct. 20, total points Toledo 29, Cincinnati 23 ers. Lap Leaders: J.Logano 1-34; R.Stenhouse Jr. Park, Eugene, 2 p.m. x-if necessary x-Real Salt Lake 17 11 5 56 46 35 based on 25 points for a first-place vote through Wisconsin 38, Minnesota 13 35-37; P.Menard 38-44; R.Stenhouse Jr. 45-53; Women’s College Soccer — SWOCC at x-Los Angeles 15 12 6 51 58 47 American League Championship Series one point for a 25th-place vote, and previous SOUTHWEST P.Menard 54-58; R.Stenhouse Jr. 59-70; Chemeketa, 2 p.m. x-Vancouver 11 13 9 42 35 41 Saturday, Oct. 13 ranking: LSU 24, Texas A&M 12 P.Menard 71-112; A.Dillon 113-117; P.Menard 118- FC Dallas 9 13 11 38 40 45 Detroit 6, New York 4, 12 innings Record Pts Pv Oklahoma 52, Kansas 7 139; J.Allgaier 140-142; P.Menard 143-175; Colorado 10 19 4 34 42 50 High School Results Sunday, Oct. 14 1. Alabama (59) 7-0 1,499 1 Oklahoma State 31, Iowa State 10 K.Busch 176-183; P.Menard 184; K.Busch 185- Portland 8 16 9 33 33 55 Detroit 3, New York 0 2. Oregon 7-0 1,424 2 San Jose State 52, UTSA 24 205; R.Stenhouse Jr. 206. Chivas USA 7 18 8 29 22 56 VOLLEYBALL Tuesday, Oct. 16 3. Florida (1) 7-0 1,380 3 Texas 56, Baylor 50 Top 10 in Points: 1. E.Sadler, 1,136; 2. NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. Detroit 2, New York 1 4. Kansas State 7-0 1,333 4 Texas Tech 56, TCU 53, 3OT R.Stenhouse Jr., 1,130; 3. A.Dillon, 1,110; 4. Marshfield invitational x- clinched playoff berth Pool play Thursday, Oct. 18 5. Notre Dame 7-0 1,241 5 Tulsa 28, Rice 24 S.Hornish Jr., 1,038; 5. M.Annett, 986; 6. 6. LSU 7-1 1,172 6 y- clinched conference Listed in order of seeding Detroit 8, New York 1, Detroit wins series 4-0 UTEP 24, Tulane 20 J.Allgaier, 974; 7. C.Whitt, 913; 8. M.Bliss, 820; 9. 7. Oregon State 6-0 1,106 8 Saturday’s Games Purple pool National League Championship Series FAR WEST B.Scott, 758; 10. D.Patrick, 742. 8. Oklahoma 5-1 1,065 10 Toronto FC 0, Montreal 0, tie 1. Marshfield (6-0) d. Siuslaw 25-15; d. Del All games televised by Fox Air Force 28, New Mexico 23 9. Ohio State 8-0 1,028 7 New York 0, Sporting Kansas City 0, tie Norte 25-16; d. Reedsport 25-15; d. Coquille 25-5; Sunday, Oct. 14 Arizona 52, Washington 17 10. Southern Cal 6-1 944 11 Houston 3, Philadelphia 1 Golf d. Hidden Valley 25-17; d. Eagle Point 25-3. St. Louis 6, San Francisco 4 Boise State 32, UNLV 7 11. Florida State 7-1 872 12 New England 1, Chicago 0 2. Reedsport (5-1) d. Eagle Point 25-16; d. Monday, Oct. 15 Cal Poly 37, Portland State 25 12. Georgia 6-1 745 13 D.C. United 3, Columbus 2 PGA Tour Hidden Valley 25-18; d. Siuslaw 25-20; d. Coquille San Francisco 7, St. Louis 1 E. Washington 31, Sacramento State 28 13. Mississippi State 7-0 739 15 Colorado 2, Chivas USA 0 25-15; d. Del Norte 25-11. Wednesday, Oct. 17 Fresno State 42, Wyoming 14 McGladrey Classic 14. Clemson 6-1 713 14 Sunday’s Games 3. Eagle Point (4-2) d. Hidden Valley 25-17; d. St. Louis 3, San Francisco 1 N. Arizona 21, UC Davis 7 Sunday 15. Texas Tech 6-1 653 18 San Jose 2, Los Angeles 2, tie Siuslaw 25-17; d. Del Norte 25-19; d. Coquille 26- Thursday, Oct. 18 N. Colorado 52, Idaho State 14 At Sea Island Resort (Seaside Course) 16. Louisville 7-0 620 16 Portland 1, Vancouver 0 16. St. Loius 8, San Francisco 3 Oregon State 21, Utah 7 St. Simons Island, Ga. 17. South Carolina 6-2 591 9 Seattle FC 3, FC Dallas 1 4. Siuslaw (3-3) d. Hidden Valley 25-18; d. Friday, Oct. 19 San Diego State 39, Nevada 38, OT Purse: $4 million 18. Rutgers 7-0 539 19 Wednesday, Oct. 24 Coquille 26-24; d. Del Norte 25-15. San Francisco 5, St. Louis 0 Southern Cal 50, Colorado 6 Yardage: 7,005; Par: 70 19. Stanford 5-2 421 22 Philadelphia at Sporting Kansas City, 5:30 p.m. 5. Hidden Valley (2-4) d. Del Norte 25-16; d. Sunday, Oct. 21 Stanford 21, California 3 Final 20. Michigan 5-2 300 23 Saturday, Oct. 27 Coquille 25-16. San Francisco 6, St. Louis 1, series tied 3-3 Utah State 41, New Mexico State 7 Tommy Gainey, $720,000 69-67-68-60—264 21. Boise State 6-1 258 24 New York at Philadelphia, 10:30 a.m. 6. Del Norte (1-5) d. Coquille 25-22. Today Weber State 24, S. Utah 22 David Toms, $432,000 65-67-70-63—265 22. Texas A&M 5-2 252 20 New England at Montreal, 11 a.m. 7. Coquille (0-7). St. Louis (Lohse 16-3) at San Francisco (Cain Jim Furyk, $272,000 66-65-66-69—266 23. Ohio 7-0 181 25 Pac-12 Standings D.C. United at Chicago, 1 p.m. Gold pool 16-5), 5:07 p.m. Brendon de Jonge, $165,333 66-69-68-65—268 24. Louisiana Tech 6-1 106 NR San Jose at Portland, 3:30 p.m. 1. Blanchet Catholic (6-0) d. Ashland 25-17; d. North Division Davis Love III, $165,333 65-66-66-71—268 25. West Virginia 5-2 76 17 Vancouver at Real Salt Lake, 6 p.m. Crater 25-20; d. Phoenix 25-11; d. North Bend 25- League All Games D.J. Trahan, $165,333 66-67-66-69—268 Pro Basketball Others receiving votes: Toledo 49, Texas 33, Houston at Colorado, 6 p.m. 20; d. Marshfield JV 25-14; d. Brookings-Harbor W L W L Chad Campbell, $124,667 66-67-69-67—269 Wisconsin 31, TCU 29, Nebraska 24, Penn State Sunday, Oct. 28 25-11. Oregon4070 Greg Owen, $124,667 64-69-71-65—269 18, NC State 13, Oklahoma State 12, Arizona 7, Toronto FC at Columbus, 1 p.m. 2. Crater (5-1) d. Phoenix 25-21; d. North Bend NBA Preseason Oregon State 4 0 6 0 Charles Howell III, $124,667 66-68-67-68—269 UCLA 7, Tulsa 6, Arizona State 5, N. Illinois 5, Chivas USA at FC Dallas, 4 p.m. 25-15; d. Marshfield JV 25-16; d. Brookings- Saturday’s Games Stanford 3 1 5 2 Arjun Atwal, $92,000 67-63-69-71—270 Miami 104, San Antonio 101 Cincinnati 3. California 2 3 3 5 Seattle FC at Los Angeles, 6 p.m. Charlie Beljan, $92,000 66-71-68-65—270 Harbor 25-16; d. Ashland 28-27. End Regular Season 3. North Bend (4-2) d. Ashland 26-24; d. Atlanta 110, Dallas 94 USA Today Top 25 Washington 1 3 3 4 David Mathis, $92,000 69-69-65-67—270 Phoenix 25-18; d. Marshfield JV 25-17; d. Indiana 83, Memphis 80 The USA Today Top 25 football coaches poll, Washington State 0 4 2 5 Michael Thompson, $92,00065-68-69-68—270 Brookings-Harbor 25-6. Boston 109, New York 98 with first-place votes in parentheses, records South Division Auto Racing Mark Wilson, $92,000 68-69-66-67—270 4. Ashland (2-4) d. Brookings-Harbor 25-16, d. Detroit 85, Charlotte 80 through Oct. 20, total points based on 25 points League All Games LPGA Tour Phoenix 25-15. Washington 102, Milwaukee 94 for first place through one point for 25th, and W L W L NASCAR KEB HanaBank Championship Utah 99, L.A. Clippers 91 5. Phoenix (2-4) d. Brookings-Harbor 25-15; d. previous ranking: Southern Cal 4 1 6 1 Sprint Cup Hollywood Casino 400 Sunday Marshfield JV 25-13. Sunday’s Games Record Pts Pvs Arizona State 3 1 5 2 At Sky 72 Golf Club (Ocean Course) Orlando 104, San Antonio 100 Sunday 6. Marshfield JV (2-4) d. Ashland 28-27; d. 1. Alabama (59) 7-0 1,475 1 UCLA 2 2 5 2 At Kansas Speedway Incheon, South Korea Brookings-Harbor 25-20. Philadelphia 88, Boston 79 2. Oregon 7-0 1,403 2 Arizona 1 3 4 3 Purse: $1.8 million Oklahoma City 108, Denver 101 Kansas City, Kan. 7. Brookings-Harbor (0-6). 3. Florida 7-0 1,329 4 Colorado 1 3 1 6 Lap length: 1.5 miles Yardage: 6,364; Par: 72 Championship bracket Sacramento 99, L.A. Lakers 92 4. Kansas State 7-0 1,326 3 Utah 0 4 2 5 Final Round Today’s Games (Start position in parentheses) Quarterfinals 5. Notre Dame 7-0 1,221 5 Thursday, Oct. 18 1. (12) Matt Kenseth, Ford, 267 laps, 141.7 rat- (x-won on the third hole of a playoff) Marshfield d. Ashland 2-0 Milwaukee at Toronto, 4 p.m. 6. LSU 7-1 1,164 6 Oregon 43, Arizona State 21 x-Suzann Pettersen, $270,000 63-68-74—205 New York vs. Philadelphia at Syracuse, NY, 4 ing, 48 points, $389,611. 2. (16) Martin Truex Jr., Crater d. Eagle Point 2-0 7. Oklahoma 5-1 1,084 7 Saturday, Oct. 20 Toyota, 267, 107.4, 42, $231,954. 3. (14) Paul Catriona Matthew, $168,366 68-70-67—205 Reedsport d. North Bend 2-0 p.m. 8. Southern California 6-1 1,014 9 Stanford 21, California 3 Yani Tseng, $122,138 67-70-69—206 New Orleans at Dallas, 5:30 p.m. Menard, Chevrolet, 267, 109.5, 42, $177,615. 4. (1) Blanchet Catholic d. Siuslaw 2-0 9. Oregon State 6-0 974 11 Southern Cal 50, Colorado 6 Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, 267, 116.3, 41, $156,015. Se Ri Pak, $94,483 70-67-70—207 Semifinals Sacramento at Phoenix, 7 p.m. 10. Florida State 7-1 948 10 Arizona 52, Washington 17 Lexi Thompson, $69,135 68-70-70—208 Utah at Portland, 7 p.m. 5. (33) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, 267, 82.5, 39, Marshfield d. Crater 2-0 11. Georgia 6-1 850 12 Oregon St. 21, Utah 7 $184,840. 6. (3) Clint Bowyer, Toyota, 267, 114.5, Sandra Gal, $69,135 69-68-71—208 Blanchet Catholic d. Reedsport 2-1 Golden State at L.A. Clippers, 7:30 p.m. 12. Mississippi State 7-0 800 16 Saturday, Oct. 27 Brittany Lincicome, $40,482 72-70-67—209 Tuesday’s Games 39, $146,854. 7. (39) Regan Smith, Chevrolet, Final 13. Clemson 6-1 788 13 Colorado at Oregon, noon 267, 92.6, 37, $124,015. 8. (25) Brad Keselowski, Hee Young Park, $40,482 69-73-67—209 Marshfield d. Blanchet Catholic 2-0 Miami vs. Charlotte at Raleigh, NC, 4 p.m. 14. Louisville 7-0 720 14 UCLA at Arizona St., TBA Mina Harigae, $40,482 68-72-69—209 Indiana at Cleveland, 4 p.m. Dodge, 267, 87.1, 36, $144,310. 9. (7) Jimmie Consolation bracket 15. Rutgers 7-0 637 17 Southern Cal at Arizona, 12:30 p.m. Johnson, Chevrolet, 267, 108.6, 36, $148,651. 10. Ha-Neul Kim, $40,482 66-72-71—209 Quarterfinals Oklahoma City at Chicago, 5 p.m. 16. South Carolina 6-2 598 8 Washington St. at Stanford, 3:15 p.m. Azahara Munoz, $40,482 66-72-71—209 Phoenix at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. (19) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, 267, 95.3, 35, Hidden Valley, bye 17. Texas Tech 6-1 571 20 California at Utah, 5:45 p.m. $147,626. 11. (10) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, 267, So Yeon Ryu, $40,482 66-70-73—209 Marshfield JV d. Coquille 18. Boise State 6-1 407 22 Oregon St. at Washington, 7:15 p.m. 76.9, 33, $147,991. 12. (18) Marcos Ambrose, Ford, Del Norte d. Brookings-Harbor Pro Football 19. Stanford 5-2 401 23 Oregon State 21, Utah 7 267, 79.2, 32, $128,088. 13. (9) Denny Hamlin, Transactions Phoenix, bye 20. Michigan 5-2 264 25 Utah 0 7 0 0 — 7 Toyota, 267, 88.7, 31, $139,471. 14. (17) Carl Semifinals NFL 21. Texas A&M 5-2 229 19 Oregon State 7 7 0 7 — 21 Edwards, Ford, 267, 85.1, 30, $140,396. 15. (21) BASEBALL Hidden Valley d. Marshfield JV AMERICAN CONFERENCE 22. West Virginia 5-2 173 15 First Quarter Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 267, 70.4, 29, American League Phoenix d. Del Norte East W L T Pct PF PA 23. Ohio 7-0 132 NR OSU—Woods 1 run (Romaine kick), :57. $129,613. BOSTON RED SOX — Acquired manager John Final New England 4 3 0 .571 217 163 24. Texas 5-2 109 NR Second Quarter 16. (24) Juan Pablo Montoya, Chevrolet, 267, Farrell and RHP David Carpenter from Toronto Hidden Valley d. Phoenix Miami 3 3 0 .500 120 117 25. Wisconsin 6-2 104 NR OSU—Woods 2 run (Romaine kick), 14:27. 66.3, 28, $126,496. 17. (31) Travis Kvapil, Toyota, for SS Mike Aviles. Agreed to terms with Farrell N.Y. Jets 3 4 0 .429 159 170 Others receiving votes: Louisiana Tech 100; Utah—Murphy 18 pass from Wilson (Petersen 267, 62.5, 28, $121,863. 18. (26) Landon Cassill, on a three-year contract through 2015. Local Golf Buffalo 3 4 0 .429 171 227 Nebraska 71; TCU 71; Cincinnati 51; Oklahoma kick), 6:00. Toyota, 267, 59.4, 26, $121,350. 19. (8) Joey National League South W L T Pct PF PA State 37; Toledo 30; Arizona State 21; Tulsa 21; Fourth Quarter Logano, Toyota, 267, 74.8, 25, $102,305. 20. (37) ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Exercised their Houston 6 1 0 .857 216 128 Duke 16; Northern Illinois 14; Northwestern 11; OSU—Woods 2 run (Romaine kick), 7:41. David Ragan, Ford, 267, 52.9, 24, $111,013. 21. (32) 2013 option on RHP J.J. Putz. Traded OF Chris World Speedgolf Championships Louisiana-Monroe 7; Western Kentucky 3; UCLA 1. At Bandon Dunes Golf Resort Indianapolis 3 3 0 .500 117 158 A—45,769. Trevor Bayne, Ford, 267, 60.5, 0, $92,630. 22. Young and cash considerations to Oakland for Tennessee 3 4 0 .429 149 238 Harris Top 25 (42) Timmy Hill, Ford, 267, 45.2, 0, $100,205. 23. INF Cliff Pennington and INF Yordy Cabrera, Elite Division Jacksonville 1 5 0 .167 88 164 The Top 25 teams in the Harris Interactive Big Sky Standings (38) David Gilliland, Ford, 266, 46.4, 22, then traded Cabrera to Miami for RHP Heath Scores include total score, followed by score North W L T Pct PF PA College Football Poll, with first-place votes in League All Games $105,363. 24. (2) Mark Martin, Toyota, 266, 85.8, Bell and cash considerations. and running time at Old Macdonald on Saturday Baltimore 5 2 0 .714 174 161 parentheses, records through Oct. 20, total W L W L 21, $90,505. 25. (29) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 265, BASKETBALL and Bandon Dunes on Sunday (in parentheses). Pittsburgh 3 3 0 .500 140 132 points based on 25 points for a first-place vote Cal Poly 5 0 7 0 72.6, 19, $109,738. 26. (15) Sam Hornish Jr., National Basketball Association 1. Chris Walker, 263:28 (77-53:29; 76-56:29). Cincinnati 3 4 0 .429 166 187 through one point for a 25th-place vote and pre- E. Washington 5 0 6 1 Dodge, accident, 234, 63.5, 0, $131,030. 27. (11) LOS ANGELES LAKERS — Waived F Reeves 2. Tim Scott, 264:47 (81-52:21; 80-51:26). Cleveland 1 6 0 .143 147 180 vious ranking: N. Arizona 4 0 6 1 Greg Biffle, Ford, 227, 83.2, 17, $97,380. 28. (20) Nelson and C Ronnie Aguilar. 3. Tim Hval, 266:20 (74-59.33; 74-58:47). West W L T Pct PF PA Record Pts Pvs Montana State 3 1 6 1 Jeff Burton, Chevrolet, 214, 51, 16, $127,330. 29. MIAMI HEAT — Waived C Mickell Gladness and 4. Christopher Smith, 268:24 (73-58:33; 78-58:51). Denver 3 3 0 .500 170 138 1. Alabama (109) 7-0 2,868 1 Sacramento State 3 2 5 3 (5) Aric Almirola, Ford, accident, 212, 111.2, 16, F Robert Dozier. 5. Jaacob Bowden, 270:18 (75-61:06; 78-56:12). San Diego 3 3 0 .500 148 137 2. Oregon (5) 7-0 2,727 2 North Dakota 2 3 4 4 $124,491. 30. (6) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, acci- FOOTBALL 6. Todd Killingsworth, 272:39 (86-56:24; 75-55:15). Oakland 2 4 0 .333 113 171 3. Florida (1) 7-0 2,622 3 S. Utah 2 3 35 dent, 188, 85.7, 14, $130,463. National Football League 7. Robert Hogan, 272:39 (94-44:00; 92-43:05). Kansas City 1 5 0 .167 104 183 4. Kansas State 7-0 2,571 4 UC Davis 2 3 3 5 31. (4) Kyle Busch, Toyota, accident, 181, 68.9, MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Signed G Tyler Holmes 8. Gretchen Johnson, 273:38 (84-55:19; 79-55:19). NATIONAL CONFERENCE 5. Notre Dame 7-0 2,374 5 N. Colorado 1 3 2 5 13, $131,813. 32. (40) Danica Patrick, Chevrolet, from the practice squad. Released DE Ernest 9. Michael Chupka Jr., 274:26 (79-63:00; 75-57:26). East W L T Pct PF PA 6. LSU 7-1 2,270 6 Portland State 1 3 2 5 accident, 154, 40.4, 0, $84,130. 33. (22) Bobby Owusu from the practice squad. 10. Kris Moe, 279:11 (72-64:24; 80-62:47). N.Y. Giants 5 2 0 .714 205 137 7. Oklahoma 5-1 2,021 9 Montana 1 4 3 5 Labonte, Toyota, accident, 140, 49, 11, $101,752. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Signed LB Jeff 11. Jeff Simonds, 280:30 (80-58:08; 84-58:22). Philadelphia 3 3 0 .500 103 125 8. Oregon State 6-0 2,001 10 Weber St. 1 417 34. (35) Scott Speed, Ford, electrical, 77, 38.2, 10, Tarpinian from the practice squad. Released OL 12. Arno Lindsberger, 288:53 (99-48:37; 100-41:16). Dallas 3 3 0 .500 113 133 9. Southern Cal 6-1 1,934 11 Idaho St. 0 4 1 6 $83,730. 35. (13) A J Allmendinger, Chevrolet, Matt Tennant. 13. Brandon Carter, 291:25 (85-64:14; 82-60:11). Washington 3 4 0 .429 201 200 10. Florida State 7-1 1,911 8 Saturday’s Games accident, 69, 71.7, 9, $91,780. 36. (30) Mike Bliss, NEW ORLEANS SAINTS — Activated LB 14. Kyle Warren, 304:15 (79-67:41; 83-74:34). South W L T Pct PF PA 11. Georgia 6-1 1,603 12 Weber State 24, S. Utah 22 Toyota, vibration, 47, 34.8, 0, $83,305. 37. (28) Jonathan Vilma from the physically-unable-to- 15. Paul Gorman, 310:42 (89-70:39; 85-66:03). Atlanta 6 0 0 1.000 171 113 12. Mississippi State 7-0 1,602 14 N. Colorado 52, Idaho State 14 Casey Mears, Ford, accident, 29, 40.1, 7, perform list. Terminated the contract of WR Amateur Division New Orleans 2 4 0 .333 176 182 13. Clemson 6-1 1,562 13 North Dakota 40, Montana 34 $83,080. 38. (43) Kelly Bires, Ford, rear gear, 28, Greg Camarillo. Scores include total score, followed by golf Tampa Bay 2 4 0 .333 148 136 14. Louisville 7-0 1,324 16 N. Arizona 21, UC Davis 7 35.1, 6, $82,857. 39. (41) Dave Blaney, Chevrolet, NEW YORK GIANTS — Activated DT Chris Canty score and running time (in parentheses) at Carolina 1 5 0 .167 106 144 15. Rutgers 7-0 1,205 17 E. Washington 31, Sacramento State 28 brakes, 25, 30.4, 5, $79,325. 40. (36) Joe from the physically-unable-to-perform list. Bandon Dunes on Sunday. North W L T Pct PF PA 16. South Carolina 6-2 1,189 7 Cal Poly 37, Portland State 25 Nemechek, Toyota, rear gear, 22, 30.3, 0, Placed RB Da'Rel Scott on injured reserve. 24-and-under Chicago 4 1 0 .800 149 71 17. Texas Tech 6-1 1,074 21 Saturday, Oct. 27 $79,080. 41. (34) Reed Sorenson, Toyota, over- United Football League 1. Mark Stockamp, 128:29 (81-47:29). Minnesota 5 2 0 .714 167 131 18. Stanford 5-2 929 20 E. Washington at S. Utah, 12:05 p.m. heating, 18, 29.9, 0, $78,805. 42. (27) J.J. Yeley, UFL — Announced it is postponing the second 2. Boyce Whitesides, 151:25 (92-59:25). Green Bay 4 3 0 .571 184 155 19. Boise State 6-1 762 23 Idaho State at Montana, 12:30 p.m. Chevrolet, vibration, 11, 31, 2, $78,635. 43. (23) half of its season until spring. 3. Ben Stickney, 153:21 (91-62:21). Detroit 2 3 0 .400 126 137 20. Michigan 5-2 490 NR N. Arizona at N. Colorado, 12:35 p.m. Michael McDowell, Ford, vibration, 7, 30.1, 1, COLLEGE 4. Walter Sherry, 161:31 (89-72:31). West W L T Pct PF PA 21. Texas A&M 5-2 465 19 North Dakota at Montana St., 1:05 p.m. $78,907. IDAHO — Fired football coach Robb Akey. 5. Conor Oliver, 164:34 (99-65:34). San Francisco 5 2 0 .714 165 100 22. West Virginia 5-2 363 15 Portland State at UC Davis, 2 p.m. Race Statistics Named offensive coordinator Jason Gesser 6. Vincent Loduca, 203:32 (106-97:32). Arizona 4 3 0 .571 124 118 23. Ohio 7-0 293 NR Cal Poly at Sacramento St., 6:05 p.m. Average Speed of Race Winner: 115.086 mph. interim coach. C M C M Y K Y K

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NEW YORK (AP) — Only carries in the BCS standings does BCS Standings Oregon get passed. Oct. 21, 2012 Harris USA Today Computer BCS Kansas State moved ahead Rk Pts Pct Rk Pts Pct Rk Pct Avg Pv Beavers of the Ducks and up to No. 3 1. Alabama 1 2868 .9967 1 1475 1.0000 4 .890 .9625 1 on Sunday behind SEC rivals 2. Florida 3 2622 .9120 3 1329 .9010 1 .980 .9310 2 3. Kansas St. 4 2571 .8943 4 1326 .8990 2 .940 .9111 4 Alabama and Florida. 4. Oregon 2 2727 .9485 2 1403 .9512 6 .790 .8966 3 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Wildcats’ big victory 5. Notre Dame 5 2374 .8257 5 1221 .8278 3 .900 .8512 5 Saturday at West Virginia 6. LSU 6 2270 .7896 6 1164 .7892 7 .780 .7862 6 CORVALLIS — The 7. Oregon St. 8 2001 .6960 9 974 .6603 5 .870 .7421 8 was enough to nudge them 8. Oklahoma 7 2021 .7030 7 1084 .7349 8 .700 .7126 9 defense came to the rescue past the Ducks, who are No. 2 9. Southern Cal 9 1934 .6727 8 1014 .6875 16 .370 .5767 10 again for Oregon State. in both polls but are getting 10. Georgia 11 1603 .5576 11 850 .5763 13 .480 .5379 11 Utah’s four turnovers — held back by computer rat- Computer Rankings two lost fumbles and two AH RB CM KM JS PW ings that lag behind the other 1. Alabama 5 1 4 5 3 3 interceptions — were the dif- highly ranked teams. 2. Florida 2 5 1 1 1 2 ference in the Beavers’ 21-7 The Crimson Tide (.9625) 3. Kansas St. 1 4 5 3 2 1 4. Oregon 6 2 6 6 7 7 win over the Utes in a cold, The Associated Press is still solidly in first, and Oregon State running back Storm Woods dives in just over the goal line 5. Notre Dame 4 3 2 2 5 5 drizzly game Saturday night. Florida (.9310) grabbed a 6. LSU 7 6 9 7 4 6 The reward was that for a touchdown during the first half Saturday. Woods scored all three firmer grip on second with a 7. Oregon St. 3 7 3 4 6 4 Oregon State (6-0, 4-0 Pac- touchdowns in the Beavers’21-7 win. 8. Oklahoma 8 10 13 8 8 8 44-11 victory over South 9. Southern Cal 16 8 17 19 15 19 12) became bowl eligible and Carolina on Saturday. 10. Georgia 13 12 16 15 12 17 the next day popped up a the Beavers the best turnover over Washington State, and The Gators are tops in the Explanation Key place in the rankings to No. 7. margin (1.67) in the confer- this game. The BCS Average is calculated by averaging the percent totals of the Harris Interactive, USA computer ratings and Kansas Today Coaches and Computer polls. Team percentages are derived by dividing a team’s actu- The Beavers also moved to ence and eighth best in the Starting quarterback Sean State is second. The Wildcats al voting points by a maximum 2875 possible points in the Harris Interactive Poll and 1475 No. 7 in the BCS standings. nation. Last season, while Mannion could return for the (.9111) beat West Virginia 55- possible points in the USA Today Coaches Poll. “When you look at why stumbling to a 3-9 record, Beavers when they visit Six computer rankings are used to determine the overall computer component. The high- 14 for their third Big 12 road est and lowest ranking for each team is dropped, and the remaining four are added and divid- you win, turnovers can be the Beavers committed 31 Washington this week and victory. ed to produce a Computer Rankings Percentage. The six computer ranking providers are great indicators. ... (Utah) ran turnovers while opponents try to go 7-0 for the first time Anderson & Hester, Richard Billingsley, Colley Matrix, Kenneth Massey, Jeff Sagarin, and Peter Fourth-place Oregon Wolfe. Each computer ranking accounts for schedule strength in its formula. the ball better than we did, had only 23. in school history. (.8966), coming off a 43-21 but they turned the ball over Led for the second “I think the sky is the limit win at Arizona State, is sixth straight game by backup for us,” running back Storm in very bad field position,” in the computer ratings. gain any ground this week start making up ground Nov. quarterback Cody Vaz, the Woods said. “We have to Oregon State coach Mike Notre Dame is fifth in the unless the teams in front of 3. The Ducks play USC that Beavers’ offense managed a keep going, respecting our- Riley said. standings heading into its them lose. Oregon plays day, then go to Cal. They fin- paltry 230 yards compared to selves and staying humble.” Turnovers were killer for game at Oklahoma. The Colorado (1-6) at home, ish with Stanford at home and Utah’s 307. Vaz overthrew No. 11 USC 50, Colorado the Utes (2-5, 0-4). The first Sooners are eighth. while the rest of the teams Oregon State in Corvallis. some receivers and was not 6: Matt Barkley threw for 298 two — a Michael Doctor LSU is sixth and unbeaten ahead of the Ducks play Oregon would also have to as impressive as in his 332- yards and six touchdowns, interception and a Dylan Oregon State is seventh. ranked opponents. play in the Pac-12 champi- yard debut passing perform- setting Southern California’s Wynn fumble recovery — set The Ducks aren’t likely to Oregon should be able to onship game if it gets that far. up the Beavers for easy ance against BYU, which career record for TD passes, touchdown drives deep in earned him Pac-12 player of and Robert Woods set a pair Utah territory. The third — a the week honors. of school marks himself, fumbled pitch at the Beavers However, Vaz managed including having four touch- Unbeaten Cal Poly tops PSU 3-yard line — killed a prom- the game well. He didn’t down receptions in one game. ising scoring drive. Finally, a force throws — relying most- No. 22 Stanford 21, frantic Utah rally in the final ly on short passes — and California 3: Stepfan Taylor SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. bring Cal Poly closer. one touchdown and rushed minutes ended when quar- avoided major mistakes. ran for a career-high 189 (AP) — Andre Broadus threw Western Oregon 20, for three more. terback Travis Wilson was Riley employed a conserva- yards and a touchdown, and a touchdown pass and ran for Simon Fraser 17: Coquille Southern Oregon 76, picked off by Sean Martin. tive strategy, punting several No. 22 Stanford got its third a score in the fourth quarter, graduate Joe Harris had a 25- Montana Western 29: The “The biggest disappoint- times on fourth-and-short straight Big Game victory. helping Cal Poly remain yard touchdown run to tie the Raiders improved to 5-2 and ment offensively was turning situations, and putting the Stanford outgained the unbeaten with a 37-25 victory game and Kelly Morgan set a school record with 732 the ball over four times and game in the hands of the Golden Bears475 to 217 yards, over Portland State on kicked the winning field goal total yards, their third scoring one touchdown,”Utah defense. outrushed Cal 252 to 3 yards Saturday night. as the Wolves got their fifth straight week over 700, and coach Kyle Whittingham said. Curiously, the Beavers and never lost its grip on the Portland State (2-5, 1-3 straight victory. Harris also also set a record for points in “You’re going to win exactly have been much better offen- coveted Stanford Axe. Big Sky) had a 25-23 lead at had a 2-yard touchdown run the road win as quarterback zero games doing that.” sively in road games than at Arizona 52, Washington the close of the third quarter. in the first quarter and Austin Dodge threw for 420 In contrast, the Beavers Reser Stadium and have had 17: Matt Scott threw for 256 Broadus threw an 11-yard caught two passes. yards and three touchdowns. committed no turnovers. to rely on the defense to pull yards and four touchdowns scoring pass to Willie Tucker Linfield 63, Lewis & Coquille graduate Heston Oregon State has forced 16 out the victories in each of and Arizona (4-3, 1-3) raced with 10:35 left in the game, Clark 0: The Wildcats Altenbach had six tackles in turnovers this year while their three home wins, 10-7 out of its bye week with a rout and Broadus scored on a 1- improved to 6-0 as John the victory. committing only six, giving over Wisconsin, 19-6 win over Washington (3-4, 1-3). yard run with 5:39 left. Shaffer scored three touch- Montana Tech 28, Bobby Zalud gave Cal Poly downs and Mickey Inns Eastern Oregon 20: The (7-0, 5-0) a 20-17 lead on a passed for 265 yards and two Orediggers held off a rally by 41-yard field goal with 11:20 more scores. The Pioneers the Mountaineers in the left in the third quarter, and (4-3) had just 207 total yards. fourth quarter to win at La SPEEDGOLF Portland State bounced back Pacific Lutheran 41, Grande. Jace Billingsley From Page B1 for a 25-20 lead with 9:04 left Willamette 27: The caught two touchdown pass- in the third. Zalud connected Bearcats suffered their first es in the fourth quarter for “Today was a wonderful day,” said on a 20-yard chip shot field loss as PLU quarterback Eastern Oregon, which fell to Chupka, who had a 75 Sunday in 57:26. “I got goal with 4:01 showing to Dalton Ritchey passed for 3-4. into a good rhythm today. I got off to a good start and I kept it going.” Chupka and fellow Bandon Dunes Timbers win Cascadia Cup title employees Jeff Simonds (11th overall) and Brandon Carter (13th) said they already are THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Toronto manager the past have enough gas to make it to looking forward to next year. two seasons, posting a 154- the finish. Hogan is a veteran of the sport in Ireland VANCOUVER, British 170 record with two fourth- Sam Hornish Jr. ran out of and had the fastest run time Saturday,44 min- By Lou Sennick, The World Columbia — Jack Jewsbury place finishes. He had one fuel before the planned utes, and the second-best time Sunday, 43:05. Gretchen Johnson of Portland runs alongside her scored in the 39th minute year remaining on his con- restart, which extended the “My speed was good; my score was terri- putt on the 18th green as it heads toward the hole at and the Portland Timbers tract with the Blue Jays, caution period another lap. ble,” he said. “Same story (as Saturday).” the end of her round Saturday at Old Macdonald. beat Vancouver 1-0 on allowing them to demand As the field came to the green, But like the rest of the players, he said he’d Sunday, winning the compensation from Boston. Paul Menard ran out gas. be back for the second event next year. the course in 47:29 for a total of 128:29. Cascadia Cup competition Kyle Busch then pulled Johnson competed in the elite division “This is the first time I’ve ever played and spoiling the Whitecaps’ FOOTBALL away from the field, but his despite only picking up golf four years ago. speedgolf,”said Stockamp, who has Smith for bid to clinch a Idaho fires coach after tank ran dry as he exited the The Nike employee’s better accomplishments a swing coach and is a first-year cross coun- playoff latest blowout loss third turn of the final lap. have come in running, including a personal- try runner at his high school. “Praise and spot in Sports best time of 3 hours, 10 minutes in the honor go to God for the talent that he’s front of MOSCOW,Idaho — Idaho GOLF Chicago Marathon a few weeks ago. blessed me with.” their home Shorts fired football coach Robb Akey with the team 1-7 and Gainey shoots 60 to Johnson shot 79 on Sunday after an 84 on Stockamp said his only goal was to keep fans. rally for PGA victory Saturday. She had identical times of 55:19. the ball in the fairways, which led to few mis- The Timbers finished 3-1- coming off a blowout loss. “Using the same tees as the boys — it’s not takes. 2 against its Pacific The school announced the ST.SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. easy for me,” she said. But she added, “I’m Stockamp won the 24-and-under age Northwest rivals to take the move Sunday and promoted — Tommy Gainey narrowly really happy.” group Sunday. Cascadia Cup. Seattle was 2- offensive coordinator Jason missed golf’s magic number. The fastest time Sunday was by Arno The other age-group winners were Dougal 1-3, and Vancouver 0-3-3. Gesser to interim coach. He happily settled for a Lindsberger of Austria, who raced around the Williams (25-29), Lawrence Levinson (40- Playing their final home Akey was 20-50 at Idaho course-record 60 at Sea course carrying only a 6-iron and finished in 49) and David Harding (50-and-over). game of the season, the since taking over in 2007. He Island, and his first PGA Tour 41:16. Because his scores were high both The pros were playing for a $50,000 total Whitecaps (11-13-9) missed a had one winning season with win Sunday in the McGladrey days, he finished 12th in the final standings. purse provided by a sponsorship from Rolex chance to become the first the Vandals, going 8-5 in Classic. Gainey became the In addition to the elite division, Sunday and money from Bandon Dunes and Mike Canadian team to qualify for 2009 and beating Bowling fourth player this year to rally also featured an amateur competition with 41 Keiser, the resort’s owner. the playoffs. Green 43-42 in the from at least seven shots golfers. A television crew for CBS was on site film- The Timbers (8-16-9) Humanitarian Bowl. behind in the final round to The amateur champion was Mark ing both days of the event. A 30-minute spe- won for the first time on the Idaho lost 70-28 to win on the PGA Tour. Stockamp, a 17-year-old student from cial will air on CBS immediately before its road this season and ended a Louisiana Tech and allowed 839 yards Saturday. Pettersen wins playoff Westside Christian High School in Lake coverage of the Masters on Saturday of that six-game losing streak before in LPGA tournament Oswego, who actually had a better score tournament next spring. a disappointed sellout crowd Panthers fire GM after INCHEON, South Korea Sunday than any of the pros. Scores for the event are included in of 21,000 at B.C. Place slow start to season Stockamp shot 81 while racing through today’s Scoreboard on Page B3. Stadium. — Suzann Pettersen won the CHARLOTTE, N.C. — HanaBank Championship for CYCLING The Carolina Panthers have her ninth LPGA Tour title, fired general manager Marty point out our weaknesses.” hopefully we can do it again.” UCI strips Tour de France beating Catriona Matthew Hurney following the team’s VOLLEYBALL Hixenbaugh was pleased Blanchet Catholic also with a 5-foot birdie putt on titles from Armstrong 1-5 start this season. From Page B1 with the Braves, who clinched sent Class 4A Siuslaw pack- the third hole of playoff after GENEVA — Lance Panthers owner Jerry the Sunset Conference title ing in the quarterfinals with a blowing a big lead. Armstrong's name is coming Richardson says in release After Blanchet Catholic last week. He said the diffi- pair of close victories. But the out of cycling’s record books. that it was an “extremely dif- BASKETBALL took the first game, the cult competition is the best Vikings, who hold at least a Armstrong was stripped ficult decision” and that Braves tied the match with a practice they could have for share of the Far West League Catchings leads Fever to of his seven Tour de France “Marty made every effort to win in the second game. the postseason. title heading into their final titles and banned for life by bring success to the Panthers first WNBA crown “I think they settled down “The only reason why game of the season this week, cycling’s governing body and took the team to a Super INDIANAPOLIS — a little bit,” Reedsport coach we’re here is to get us ready weren’t happy with their today following a report from Bowl and two NFC champi- Tamika Catchings scored 25 James Hixenbaugh said of the for the playoffs,”he said. fourth-place finish in pool the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency onship games.” He said points to help the Indiana difference between the two Reedsport beat North play and quick exit from that accused him of leading a “unfortunately, we have not Fever win their first WNBA games. “They just played Bend in the quarterfinals, and bracket play. massive doping program on enjoyed the success we championship with an 87-78 volleyball. We served better. the Bulldogs played from “It wasn’t our best day,” his teams. hoped for in recent years.” victory over the Minnesota We passed better.” behind most of the way.North said Lona Dengler. “We UCI President Pat Carolina has not made the Lynx on Sunday night. The third game, a race to Bend couldn’t quite keep up weren’t as enthusiastic as we McQuaid announced that the playoffs since 2008. Catchings, who added the with the Braves’ efficient usually are. That helps.” 15 points, was close early on federation accepted the MVP trophy to her first passing and quick offense. Marshfield’s junior varsity before Blanchet Catholic report on Armstrong and AUTO RACING WNBA title, averaged 24.8 “Yeah it sucks,” North squad, playing in the varsity pulled away and reached would not appeal to the Court points in the series, which Bend setter Britni Ring said tournament because another Stenhouse wins when game point after two straight of Arbitration for Sport. the Fever won 3-1 over the kills from Michelle Wolf. of the early exit. “I think we team backed out, and Coquille others run out of gas defending champions. Reedsport pushed back after played good. I think we played each other in the quar- BASEBALL KANSAS CITY, Kan. — a missed serve as Gabby played hard.” terfinals of the consolation Ricky Stenhouse Jr. came TENNIS Red Sox make trade for White had a big block to pull But she said they’re only bracket, and the Pirates pre- back from two laps down Venus Williams ends the Braves within 14-11, but thinking about one thing: vailed. Marshfield’s JV lost to Toronto’s manager Saturday to win the Wolf had another kill to Tuesday’s home game Hidden Valley in the next BOSTON — The Boston Nationwide Series race at long victory drought advance the Cavaliers to the against Douglas, which the match, and the Mustangs Red Sox hired John Farrell to Kansas Speedway. LUXEMBOURG — Venus championship game. Bulldogs need to win to eventually won the consola- be their new manager on The race was extended six Williams won her first WTA “We’re feeling pretty ensure a spot in the playoffs. tion bracket. Sunday, obtaining their for- laps because of a late caution, tournament in more than two good,” White said. “It feels “I’m excited for Tuesday,” “Our JVs did a good job mer pitching coach from the which helped Stenhouse grab years, beating Monica really good to be able to com- she said. “I really want to win playing up in the varsity Blue Jays in a trade for his series-leading sixth win Niculescu of Romania 6-2, pete with 4A and 5A teams. so we can go to the playoffs. bracket,” Montiel said. “It’s infielder Mike Aviles. of the season because the 6-3 to take the Luxembourg “A good team like that can We beat Douglas there, so good experience for them.” Farrell had been the cars in front of him didn’t Open title on Sunday.

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