ELLEFONTAINE XAMINER B E Vol. 130 Friday, July 9, 2021 No. 174 AVAILABLE DAILY ONLINE @ examiner.org Tunnel to Towers Foundation pays off Comstock family’s mortgage

BY THE EXAMINER STAFF worry about losing her and I are blessed to see home. my husband’s sacrifice be Representatives from “I am honored and so remembered,” she said. the Tunnel to Towers grateful for the blessing In observance of Foundation recently that you have given to my Independence Day, announced that that family. Our home is truly Tunnel to Towers has sat- organization has paid off our sanctuary and has isfied the mortgages on the mortgages on the been a sense of comfort the homes of 19 fallen homes of two fallen Ohio to me since losing my first responders ensuring first responders, husband. the families they left Bellefontaine Police “This home was our behind can stay in their Officer Craig Comstock dream home and after he homes without the finan- and Cleveland Police passed, I was sure I would cial burden of a mort- Officer Vu Nguyen. have to sell it to keep us gage. Officer Comstock afloat. Your great organi- The Tunnel to Towers passed away unexpected- zation made it possible Foundation’s Fallen First ly on April 10, 2020, at for us to keep our home. Responder Program pays home in his sleep. He There are no words to off the mortgages for fam- served his community as describe how thankful I ilies with young children a police officer for nearly am.” of fallen active duty law 18 years and left behind Cleveland Police enforcement officers and his wife, Michele, and Officer Nguyen passed firefighters. their two children, Cole away July 6, 2018, days “This Independence Family members of the late Bellefontaine Police Department Officer Craig Comstock, and Carisse. after collapsing during a Day, Tunnel to Towers is including his wife, Michele Comstock, and two children, Cole and Carisse, are joined by The 1995 Benjamin training exercise. He was delivering financial inde- members of the police department in celebrating the pay off of the family’s mortgage by pendence to the families (SUBMITTED PHOTO) Logan High School gradu- a 20-year law enforce- the Tunnel to Towers Foundation. of fallen first responders ate worked as a narcotics ment veteran, who left by paying off the mort- dation’s 20th Anniversary Stephen Siller, who laid For more information detective for the last nine behind his wife, Holli, gages on the homes of and to mark 20 years of down his life to save oth- on Tunnel to Towers’ years of his tenure. He and two daughters. these heroes. We cannot “Doing Good,” the organ- ers on September 11, mission to support received the department’s “My family and I replace the loss of a hus- ization has promised to 2001. For 20 years the America’s veterans, fallen Officer of the Year in would like to thank you band and father, but we deliver 200 mortgage pay- Foundation has support- first responders and Gold 2013, and again as a from the bottom of our can make sure these fam- offs or mortgage-free ed our nation’s first Star families, visit T2T.org posthumous honor in hearts. It is impossible to ilies can stay in the place homes across the country responders, veterans, and and consider donating 2020. fully express in words they called home,” said by the end of the year. their families by provid- $11 per month. Follow In a private ceremony, what a blessing this is to Tunnel to Towers The Tunnel to Towers ing these heroes and the Tunnel to Towers on Tunnel to Towers me and my children. It Chairman and CEO Frank Foundation is dedicated families they leave behind Facebook, Twitter and informed Mrs. Comstock feels like a huge weight Siller. to honoring the sacrifice with mortgage-free Instagram at she will never have to was lifted... My children This year is the foun- of FDNY Firefighter homes. @Tunnel2Towers. eMail: [email protected]

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FRIDAY BELLEFONTAINE DIGITAL EDITION EXAMINER 7.9.21 ONLINE @ examiner.org Local & State Trump files suit against Facebook, Twitter and YouTube WASHINGTON (AP) — Florida to order an imme- Indeed, posts by conser- Amendment, and they get ing the suits to garner injunction stopping the Former President Donald diate halt to social media vative commentators like nowhere,” Goldman said. attention. new law from being Trump has filed suit companies' illegal, Ben Shapiro, Franklin “Maybe he’s got a trick up Indeed, Trump’s politi- enforced. against three of the coun- shameful censorship of Graham, Dan Bongino his sleeve that will give cal action committee was The judge said that try's biggest tech compa- the American people," and Dinesh D’Souza are him a leg up on the already raising money off tech industry groups chal- nies, claiming he and Trump said of the filings. routinely among the most dozens of lawsuits before the announcement by lenging the law were likely other conservatives have “We’re going to hold big widely shared on him. I doubt it.” early Wednesday after- to prevail on their claim been wrongfully censored. tech very accountable." Facebook. “Trump’s suit is DOA,” noon. that it violated the First But legal experts say the Twitter, Facebook and The suit against echoed Paul Barrett, the As president, Trump Amendment if the case suits are likely doomed to Google are all private Facebook and CEO deputy director of the last year signed an execu- went to trial. fail, given existing prece- companies, and users Zuckerberg says Facebook Center for Business and tive order challenging Matt Schruers, the dent and legal protec- must agree to their terms acted unconstitutionally Human Rights at New Section 230 that was seen president of the tions. of service to use their when it removed Trump York University’s Stern as largely symbolic. Computer & Trump announced the products. Under Section from the platform. Suits School of Business. “It was always about Communications Industry action against Facebook, 230 of the 1996 against Twitter and Barrett said Trump was sending a message to Association, a tech indus- Twitter and Google’s Communications Decency YouTube make similar fundamentally misunder- their base that they’re try trade group that YouTube, along with the Act, social media plat- claims. All three ask the standing the Constitution. fighting on their behalf includes Facebook, companies’ Mark forms are allowed to mod- court to award unspeci- “The First Amendment against the evil Silicon Twitter and Google, said Zuckerberg, Jack Dorsey erate their services by fied damages, declare applies to government Valley tech giants," internet companies have and Sundar Pichai, at a removing posts that, for Section 230 unconstitu- censorship or speech reg- Goldman said. a right to enforce their press conference instance, are obscene or tional and restore ulation. It does not stop Trump’s move comes a terms of service. Wednesday in New Jersey, violate the services’ own Trump’s accounts, along private sector corpora- week after a federal judge “Frivolous class action where he demanded that standards, so long as they with those of several other tions from regulating con- blocked a new Florida law litigation will not change his accounts be reinstated. are acting in “good faith.” plaintiffs who joined the tent on their platforms,” signed by a Trump ally, the fact that users — even Trump has been sus- The law also generally suits and have also had he said by email. "In fact, Republican Gov. Ron U.S. Presidents — have to pended from the plat- exempts internet compa- posts or accounts Facebook and Twitter DeSantis, that sought to abide by the rules they forms since January, when nies from liability for the removed. themselves have a First punish large social media agreed to,” he said in a his followers violently material that users post. Trump’s lawsuits, how- Amendment free speech companies like Facebook statement. stormed the Capitol build- But Trump and some ever, are likely doomed to right to determine what and Twitter for removing Since departing the ing, trying to block other politicians have fail, said Eric Goldman, a speech their platforms content or banning politi- White House, Trump has Congress from certifying long argued that Twitter, law professor at Santa project and amplify -- and cians. The law would have continued to repeat lies Joe Biden's presidential Facebook and other social Clara University in that right includes exclud- allowed the state to fine about the 2020 election, win. The companies cited media platforms have California who has stud- ing speakers who incite the companies $250,000 a baselessly claiming that concerns that Trump abused that protection ied more than 60 similar, violence, as Trump did in day for removing the he won, even though state would incite further vio- and should lose their failed lawsuits that sought connection with the accounts of statewide and local election offi- lence and have kept him immunity — or at least to take on internet com- January 6 Capitol insur- political candidates and cials, his own attorney locked out. All three have it curtailed. panies for terminating or rection.” $25,000 a day for remov- general and numerous declined comment While conservatives suspending users’ Goldman said he sus- ing the accounts of those judges, including some he Wednesday. often claim the sites are accounts. pected Trump’s legal running for local office. appointed, have said “We're asking the U.S. biased against them, sev- “They’ve argued every- team knows it is not going But U.S. District Judge there is no evidence of the District Court for the eral recent studies have thing under the sun, to win in court, and sug- Robert Hinkle on June 30 mass voter fraud he Southern District of found that isn't the case. including First gested Trump was pursu- granted a preliminary alleges.

FRIDAY BELLEFONTAINE DIGITAL EDITION EXAMINER 7.9.21 eMail: [email protected] EXAMINER Phone: (937) 592-3060 Sports Matt Hammond x1122 or Aaron LaBatt x1115 Local Little League team takes state runner-up BY THE EXAMINER STAFF the seventh, Logan County loaded the bases with one A Little League out. However, North team made up of Logan Canton held on from there County players finished as to get the win. the runner-up at the state Logan County finished tournament in Canton. with a record of 3-2. The tourney was a qual- Members of team ifier for the regional round Logan County were Aiden of the Little League World Hull, Cooper Crouch, Levi Series. Yelton, Dawson The Logan County Stevenson, Garrett Daum, squad lost on the first day Reese Oder, Jaxson of the tourney, but battled Snipes, Tyler Tidwell, back through the loser’s Sutton Wilcoxon, Braden bracket to advance to the Hershberger, Tucker championship Thursday. Searles, Carson Vesey, Trailing 5-1 to North Dallas Koons and Nick Canton in the bottom of Kensler. Sports Lightning repeat as Stanley Cup champion BY STEPHEN WHYNO tory." AP HOCKEY WRITER Ross Colton and David Savard weren't around last TAMPA, Fla. — Quieting year and made sure to put the din inside Amalie Arena their stamp on Tampa for just a moment, Gary Bay's latest title run. Bettman looked over to the Savard set up Colton's goal Tampa Bay Lightning and midway through the sec- reached back into the dark ond period past Canadiens days of the pandemic per- stalwart Carey Price and haps one last time. the packed crowd roared. The NHL commissioner "To do it in front of our beckoned not just captain fans and our families, it's Steven Stamkos but the so special, special," entire team over to touch, defenseman Victor kiss and hoist the Stanley Hedman said. "It's out of Cup as champions once this world." more. It was a far cry from The scene couldn't have the tradition of presenting been any further from the hockey's holy grail to the mirthless, empty arena captain to take back to his where the Lightning won team, and the Lightning the Cup last September in sent out another pandemic a quarantined bubble hockey season like they did across the continent in the last — by winning their Edmonton, Alberta. Tampa second championship in 10 Bay joined Pittsburgh as months. the only back-to-back Cup It was a familiar sight winner in the salary cap for the back-to-back cham- Tampa Bay Lightning center Brayden Point hoists the Stanley Cup after the team defeated the Montreal Canadiens in era, but even more impres- pions, even if it was differ- sively did it in the shortest Game 5 of the Stanley Cup finals Wednesday in Tampa, Fla. (AP PHOTO | PHELAN EBENHACK) ent in every possible way. span between champi- After the Lightning beat ning during a pandemic able to really, truly cele- goaltender, Andrei minute, he made 22 saves onships in the long history the Montreal Canadiens 1-0 once again but the end of brate. Vasilevskiy, and the only to remain undefeated in of the NHL. on Wednesday night to end another grueling season "Full arena, incredible two Tampa Bay players on games after a loss over the Never losing twice in a the final in five games, played against the back- energy and another cham- the ice without their names past two playoffs, both of row thanks to Vasilevskiy's Stamkos hoisted the Cup in drops of protocols, restric- pionship in Tampa," on hockey's holy grail. them won by Tampa Bay in brilliance and one of the front of 18,110 fans — 18,110 tions and heartbreak. As Bettman said. "It feels like Vasilevskiy had a series- the pandemic. deepest rosters constructed more than the last time he Stamkos took another lap things are normal." ending shutout for an "It's so hard to win the since the cap was imple- did back in September. with the Cup, players held Winning has become NHL-record fifth consecu- Stanley Cup," Stamkos mented in 2005, the Pyrotechnics went off up their phones to capture normal for the Lightning, tive time dating to the 2020 said. "And then you do it Lightning solidified their around him to celebrate video of the fans, the con- who did so this time rely- final. Finishing with a two years in a row, you status as a modern-day not only Tampa Bay win- fetti and the joy of being ing on their playoff MVP handful in a frantic final deserve to go down in his- dynasty. Sports Munoz, Hadley share the lead at John Deere Classic SILVIS, Ill. (AP) — instead of defending his members, and next on the Sebastian Munoz never title in the U.S. Senior reserve list was Davis. knows when the switch will Open, got off to a sluggish One problem. The come on and the putts start start until he rallied with a Australian can't travel to fall, but he recognized it few birdies on the front overseas. He got married happening Thursday in the nine for a 70. last September, lives with John Deere Classic. That will leave the his American-born wife in Munoz was motoring three-time John Deere Seattle and decided to start along when he closed with champion some work to do the process of getting a five straight birdies at the Friday afternoon to make green card for ease of travel TPC Deere Run for an 8- the cut. But at least Stricker overseas and going home under 63, turning a solid gets a little more sleep for to Australia. day into a share of the lead that 54-year-old body. He's at the stage now with Chesson Hadley. "I'm not used to getting where he can't go overseas "I just go blank, to be up at 5 in the morning any- until he gets a temporary honest," Munoz said. "It's more to play," Stricker card. He knew that even funny because when I said. "And I kind of played before winning the Rocket make a lot of birdies, I usu- like I was still asleep for a Mortgage Classic. And he ally play a little more safe while. Righted the ship a will get by. and pick my spots. I have little bit. A little disappoint- The emotions of win- like 10-, 12-footers and ed that I didn't capitalize ning for the first time can they start to drop. That's on a few more of those take a toll. Davis wasn't what I did today. And that's coming in." sure if he would continue where we're at." The leading player from his good form or run out of Hadley was on the other among the top five at the gas. Thursday was a little side of the course, finishing end of the week earns a trip of both. He holed an 8-foot on the front nine. It wasn't to the British Open if he's eagle putt on the par-5 nearly as spectacular, but not already exempt. Munoz second and reached 6 he played bogey-free and is in the field next week at under through 11 holes, had back-to-back birdies Royal St. George's. Hadley only to play 2 over the rest on three occasions. He was is not, though with so of the way for a helped by making three of Chesson Hadley tees off on the sixth hole during the first round of the John Deere many low scores, it will respectable 67. his birdies from 25 feet. Classic golf tournament Thursday in Silvis, Ill. (AP PHOTO | MEG MCLAUGHLIN, QUAD CITY take two more days to sort "I'm looking forward to TIMES) Hank Lebioda, who fin- that out. seeing my family and cele- ished one shot out of the seventh hole that stopped cup. He missed the par immaculate conditions Cam Davis, a playoff brating back in Seattle next playoff last week in the 20 inches from the cup. putt and had to settle for a that nearly half the field winner in Detroit last week, week and recharging a little Rocket Mortgage Classic, But he missed the fair- 64. Chez Reavie and broke 70. had to turn down his spot bit because this week is was poised to join them. way to the right on the par- Camilo Villegas, who Ryder Cup captain Steve in the British Open. Kevin already a bit of a grind to He was 7 under through 12 4 ninth, chose to pitch back played in the morning, also Stricker, who chose to play Na decided to withdraw get through," Davis said. holes and tied the lead with to the fairway and hit a were at 64. in the 50th anniversary of because of travel require- "I'm pretty tired. It'll be a tee shot on the 213-yard wedge to 6 feet below the Scoring was so good in the John Deere Classic ments in place for family nice to relax."

FRIDAY BELLEFONTAINE DIGITAL EDITION EXAMINER 7.9.21 Sports Rahm lives up to billing with 1st-round 66 at Scottish Open NORTH BERWICK, European Tour for some England — and that Scotland (AP)— About to time. explains why there is such start his first event as a No. 3-ranked Justin a strong lineup at the major champion, Jon Thomas holed a 90-foot Scottish Open, which is Rahm was taking some eagle putt and also birdied regularly used as a practice swings on the first the last to wind up in a tie warmup event due to it tee at the Scottish Open for second place with Lee also being played on a when his status as golf's Westwood, with both play- links course. hottest player was under- ers shooting bogey-free Of the other high-profile lined. 65s. names, No. 11-ranked Rory "On the tee," the official Rahm was a further McIlroy birdied two of his starter said, "the U.S. Open stroke back in a nine-way last three holes and shot 1- champion, the Race to tie for fourth and showing under 70 along with Collin Dubai champion, the world his game remains in great Morikawa, last year's PGA No. 1 from Spain, Jon shape after a two-week Championship winner and Rahm." break following his win at the world No. 4. An opening round of 5- Torrey Pines for his first Xander Schauffele, the under 66 saw him live up to major title. No. 5, shot 67. the billing on Thursday. "I was a little surprised Senior, who has never Rahm mixed seven by it," Rahm said of his won on the European Tour birdies with two bogeys introduction on the first despite a stellar record as over the links at The tee. "I didn't expect it. And an amateur, blotted his Renaissance Club in North my ego might have gotten a round of 64 by bogeying Berwick and was two little too big. I tried to hit it his last hole — the No. 9 — strokes off the lead held by too hard on No. 1." after starting at the 10th. Jack Senior, a 353rd-ranked Another major is com- Before that, he had English player who was ing up next week — the rolled in eight birdies, Spain's Jon Rahm in the rough on the 1st tee during day one of the Golf Scottish Open, upstaging one of the best British Open at Royal St. including four in five holes at The Renaissance Club Thursdsay in North Berwick, Scotland. (AP PHOTO | JANE fields assembled on the George's in the south of from No. 4. BARLOW) Sports Japan bans fans at Tokyo-area Olympics venues due to virus BY MARI YAMAGUCHI AND will be lost, and that must one after another. I have STEPHEN WADE be made up by the govern- done some soul-searching ASSOCIATED PRESS ment. Fans also have about that." endured months of uncer- The emergency declara- TOKYO — Fans will be tainty about whether the tion made for a rude arrival banned from Tokyo-area Olympics will go ahead. for IOC President Thomas stadiums and arenas when "Many people were Bach, who landed the Olympics begin in two looking forward to watch- Thursday in Tokyo for the weeks, the city's governor ing the games at the ven- games. He attended the said Thursday after meet- ues, but I would like every- virtual meeting on fans ing with organizers of the one to fully enjoy watching from his five-star hotel for pandemic-postponed the games on TV at home," IOC officials where he was games. Tokyo Gov. Yuriko Koike self-isolating for three That means the said after the meeting. "It's days. Olympics will be a largely gut-wrenching because "What can I say? Finally TV-only event, after the many people looked for- we are here," Bach said, Japanese government put ward to watching at the sounding upbeat as he the capital under a COVID- venues." opened the late night 19 state of emergency Fans from abroad were meeting that ended close because of rising new banned months ago, and to midnight. "I have been infections and the highly the new measures will longing for this day for contagious delta variant. mean no spectators in sta- more than one year." The declaration was diums and arenas around Toshiro Muto, the CEO made by Prime Minister Tokyo — both indoor and of the organizing commit- Yoshihide Suga, and the outdoor venues. tee, said many sponsors, spectator ban was agreed The ban covers Tokyo federation officials and to by Japanese Olympic and three surrounding pre- others would be consid- International Olympic Committee (IOC) president Thomas Bach (on-screen) and Tokyo organizers, the fectures — Kanagawa, ered to be "organizers" and International Olympic Saitama and Chiba. A 2020 president Seiko Hashimoto, left, wave at the beginning of the five-party meeting thus would be allowed to Committee, the smattering of events in Thursday in Tokyo. (AP FILE PHOTO | BEHROUZ MEHRI) attend venues. He said International Paralympic outlying areas, like baseball the Paralympics open Aug. opening ceremony at the said of the opening cere- some might occupy public Committee, and the metro- in the northeastern prefec- 24. new $1.4 billion National mony. seating, but he said he did politan government of ture of Fukushima, will "Taking into considera- Stadium will be without "No fans was a very dif- not know "the numerical Tokyo. allow a limited number of tion the impact of the delta paying fans, although some ficult decision," she added. details." It was a serious blow for fans. strain, and in order to pre- dignitaries, sponsors, IOC Hashimoto acknowl- Organizers had expect- Japanese taxpayers and The state of emergency vent the resurgence of officials and others will be edged some regrets, partic- ed to generate about $800 local organizers of the begins July 12 and runs infections from spreading allowed to attend. ularly about the decision million in ticket sales. Any games, which already had through Aug. 22. The across the country, we "We will have to review coming so late. shortfall — and it could be been postponed from 2020 Olympics, which open July need to step up virus pre- the situation about the dig- "We had no choice but almost the entire amount by the coronavirus. 23 and run through Aug. 8, vention measures," Suga nitaries and stakeholders," to arrive at the no-specta- — will have to be made up Hundreds of millions of fall entirely under the said. organizing committee tor decision," she said. "We by Japanese government dollars in ticket revenue emergency period, while In principle, the July 23 President Seiko Hashimoto postponed and postponed, entities.

FRIDAY BELLEFONTAINE DIGITAL EDITION EXAMINER 7.9.21 Sports Trevor Bauer paid leave extended through July 15 by MLB NEW YORK (AP) — investigations proceed. Trevor Bauer's administra- Police in Pasadena, tive leave was extended by California, and MLB are seven days through July 15 investigating the allega- by tions made against Bauer and the players' associa- by a Southern California tion on Thursday while the woman who says the pitch- sport's investigators check er choked her to the point into allegations of sexual where she lost conscious- misconduct against the ness and punched her dur- Los Angeles Dodgers ing two sexual encounters Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitcher Trevor Bauer looks on from the dugout during the fourth inning of a game pitcher. earlier this year. The against the Washington Nationals Thursday, July 1, in Washington. (AP PHOTO | JULIO CORTEZ) Bauer was placed on woman obtained a protec- seven days' paid leave on tion order against Bauer of the second encounter, terms and Mr. Bauer vehe- reflect a finding in the Bauer agreed to a $102 July 2 under the joint last month under the including two black eyes, a mently denies her account league's investigation." million, three-year contract domestic violence, sexual Domestic Violence bloodied swollen lip, sig- of their two meetings," the Feteroff has said his to join his hometown assault and child abuse Prevention Act. nificant bruising and pitcher's agents, Jon client's interactions with Dodgers earlier this year policy adopted by MLB and According to the scratching to one side of Fetterolf and Rachel Luba, the woman were wholly after winning his first Cy the players' union in 2015. woman's declaration her face. said in a statement. "Again, consensual. A hearing Young with the Cincinnati The paid leave has been attached to the request for "We continue to refute administrative leave is nei- related to the protection Reds last season. Bauer is repeatedly extended for the protection order, she (the woman's) allegations ther a disciplinary action order is scheduled for July 8-5 with a 2.59 ERA in 17 players in the past while suffered injuries as a result in the strongest possible nor does it in any way 23. starts this season.

FRIDAY BELLEFONTAINE DIGITAL EDITION EXAMINER 7.9.21 Sports USA Select team loses 3 players over virus-related concerns BY TIM REYNOLDS Players on both the sons were Immanuel "It's confined to that," now, so are Japanese fans really feed off their crowd, AP BASKETBALL WRITER Olympic team and the Quickley of the New York Popovich said, referring to from almost all Olympic and you'll have other coun- select team -- a group of 17 Knicks and Charlotte the three select players that events. A small number tries coming to support — The USA players that were brought Hornets teammates P.J. he did not identify in his will be at some; basket- those countries, to beat us. Select Team will be without in to scrimmage and prac- Washington and Miles comments. ball is not one of those So if anything, it may help three players for the tice against the Tokyo- Bridges. The person, who The news came on the sports. us. It's unfortunate, obvi- remainder of Olympic bound club -- are tested spoke to The Associated same day that Olympic U.S. Olympic forward ously, what's happening in training camp for coron- daily. Press on condition of organizers and Japanese Draymond Green, who was Japan. The cases are rising. avirus-related reasons, "I think we all know (the anonymity because neither government officials on the team that won gold You hate to see it happen. though there are no indica- pandemic) is not over yet," USA Basketball nor the revealed that, because of a at the Rio Games in 2016 as But just from a pure bas- tions that any cause for U.S. coach Gregg Popovich players revealed names state of emergency in well, said the Americans ketball standpoint, I don't concern exists past those said. "That goes without publicly, said one of the response to rising virus may reap a small benefit think gives us a disadvan- players. saying. Everybody has to three had tested positive numbers, they decided to from playing in an empty tage." The U.S. Olympic team still be vigilant and care- for COVID-19 and the two ban fans from Tokyo-area arena in Tokyo. Tokyo reported 920 new practiced for a third con- ful." others were being held out stadiums and arenas for "If anything, it may help cases on Wednesday, the secutive day Thursday, A person with knowl- over possible exposure the games that begin in us because everybody's highest total there since with the remaining mem- edge of the situation said concerns. The person did two weeks. normally pulling to see us May 13. The new-case bers of the select team tak- the three players involved not reveal which player Fans from abroad were lose," Green said. "You get number dipped slightly ing part in that workout. for the virus-related rea- tested positive. banned months ago, and a lot of these countries that Thursday, to 896. fighters no longer penalized for marijuana tests LAS VEGAS (AP) — ijuana, forcing her to miss Before the change, a Commissioners unani- have been relaxed. Nevada stopped random testing for Nevada athletic regulators the Olympics this month. positive test for marijuana mously approved the change legalized recreational mari- marijuana last year voted this week to remove The Las Vegas Review- could leave a competitor Wednesday after the contro- juana sales five years ago. The Nevada Athletic penalties for boxers and Journal reported that the facing a suspension of up versial banning of Florida boxing regulators Commission, made up of MMA fighters who test pos- Nevada Athletic to nine months and a fine Richardson, though they had in May voted to stop testing five part-time members itive for marijuana. Commission to immediately of their purse. already planned to discuss fighters for marijuana. All appointed by the governor, The decision follows the remove any penalties for a Fighters will continue to the change before the news the professional sports regulates boxing, kickbox- controversial move by the fighter who tests positive for be tested for the drug for of Richardson's test broke. leagues have loosened their ing and mixed martial arts Anti-Doping the chemicals found in mari- six months, the newspaper Other regulators and restrictions on marijuana in Nevada, including the Agency to suspend juana. A fighter who appears reported. The commission officials have made similar over the past years. The NFL licensing and oversight of American sprinter to be under the influence of will then decide whether to moves recently as laws pro- raised the threshold for a promoters, ring officials, Sha'Carri Richardson after the drug on a fight night continue screening for hibiting marijuana in the positive test and eliminated announcers and competi- she tested positive for mar- could still be sanctioned. marijuana. U.S. and around the world suspensions. The NBA tors.

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NATIONAL LEAGUE GLANCE AMERICAN LEAGUE GLANCE AMERICAN LEAGUE 500 (Martin Truex Jr) NBA PLAYOFF GLANCE Slegers to Salt Lake (Triple-A West). All Times EDT All Times EDT LINESCORES April 18 — OWNERS 400 (Alex NBA FINALS MIAMI MARLINS — Recalled RHP Nick Neidert East Division East Division Bowman) (Best-of-7) from Jacksonville (Triple-A East). Optioned RHP Oakland 200 000 000 —2 8 0 April 25 — GEICO 500 () x-if necessary Jordan Holloway to Jacksonville. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 000 000 100 —1 6 1 May 2 — Buschy McBusch Race 400 (Kyle Phoenix 1, Milwaukee 0 MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Optioned LHP New York 45 38 .542_ Boston 54 34 .614_ Montas, Petit (7), Trivino (8), Diekman (9) and Washington 42 43 .4944 Tampa Bay 51 36 .5862½ Busch) Tuesday, July 6: Phoenix 118, Milwaukee 105 Hoby Milner to Nashville (Triple-A East). Sent A.Garcia; McCullers Jr., Scrubb (8), J.Smith May 9 — Goodyear 400 (Martin Truex Jr) OF Lorenzo Cain to Nashville on a rehab Atlanta 42 44 .4884½ Toronto 44 40 .5248 (9) and Maldonado, Castro. W_Montas 8-7. Thursday, July 8: Milwaukee at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Philadelphia 41 43 .4884½ New York 44 41 .5188½ May 16 — () Sunday, July 11: Phoenix at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. assignment. L_McCullers Jr. 6-2. Sv_Diekman (7). May 23 — EchoPark (Chase NEW YORK METS — Optioned RHP Robert Miami 38 47 .4478 Baltimore 28 58 .32625 New York 000 000 000 —0 1 0 Wednesday, July 14: Phoenix at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. Central Division Central Division Elliott) Stock to Syracuse (Triple-A East) following Seattle 120 000 01x —4 5 0 x-Saturday, July 17: Milwaukee at Phoenix, 9 p.m. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB May 30 — Coca-Cola 600 () x-Tuesday, July 20: Phoenix at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. last night's game. Recalled RHP Nick Montgomery, Ju.Wilson (7), W.Peralta (8) and June 6 — Toyota / Save Mart 350 (Kyle Tropeano from Syracuse to serve as the 27th Milwaukee 52 36 .591_ Chicago 51 35 .593_ G.Sánchez; Gilbert, Sewald (8), Graveman (9) x-Thursday, July 22: Milwaukee at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Cincinnati 45 41 .5236 Cleveland 42 42 .5008 Larson) man yesterday will remain on the active roster. and T.Murphy. W_Gilbert 3-2. L_Montgomery June 13 — x-NASCAR All-Star Open (Aric WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Placed RHP Chicago 43 44 .4948½ Detroit 40 47 .46011½ 3-4. HRs_Seattle, Seager (16), Moore (8), St. Louis 43 45 .4899 Kansas City 36 50 .41915 Almirola) TRANSACTIONS Joe Ross on the 10-day IL, retroactive to July Haniger (19). June 13 — NASCAR All-Star Race (Kyle 7. Pittsburgh 32 54 .37219 Minnesota 35 50 .41215½ West Division West Division Larson) Minor League Baseball NATIONAL LEAGUE June 20 — (Kyle Larson) BASEBALL Frontier League W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Major League Baseball San Francisco 54 32 .628_ Houston 54 33 .621_ LINESCORES June 26 — Pocono Organics CBD 325 (Alex EQUIPE QUEBEC — Signed LHP Vincent Ruel. Bowman) American League NEW JERSEY JACKALS — Signed RHP Los Angeles 53 34 .6091½ Oakland 49 39 .5575½ Los Angeles 000 150 000 —6 11 1 San Diego 51 38 .5734½ Seattle 45 42 .5179 June 27 — Explore the Pocono Mountains — Recalled RHP Devon Fisher. Miami 100 000 000 —1 7 2 350 () Shaun Anderson from Norfolk (Triple-A East). TRI-CITY VALLEYCATS — Released INF Phil Colorado 37 50 .42517½ Los Angeles 44 42 .5129½ Urías, Treinen (8), Cleavinger (9) and Arizona 25 63 .28430 Texas 34 53 .39120 July 4 — Jockey Made in America 250 Optioned LHP Zac Lowther to Norfolk. Caulfield. W.Smith; Alcantara, Hess (5), Neidert (6) and Presented by Kwik Trip () CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Sent LF Eloy WASHINGTON WILD THINGS — Signed OF RESULTS, SCHEDULES RESULTS, SCHEDULES León. W_Urías 11-3. L_Alcantara 5-8. July 11 — Quaker State 400 presented by Jimenez to Winston-Salem (High-A East) on a Cam Phelts. Thursday's Games Thursday's Games HRs_Miami, Chisholm Jr. (3). Walmart, Hampton, Ga. rehab assignment. Colorado 010 102 401 —9 13 1 BASKETBALL L.A. Dodgers 6, Miami 1 Oakland 2, Houston 1 July 18 — Foxwoods Resort Casino 301, CLEVELAND INDIANS — Optioned 2B Owen National Basketball Association Colorado 9, Arizona 3 Seattle 4, N.Y. Yankees 0 Arizona 000 120 000 —3 7 1 Loudon, N.H. Miller and RHP J.C. Mejia to Columbus Pittsburgh at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Toronto at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. González, Lawrence (6), Chacín (7), Estévez Aug. 8 — Go Bowling at the Glen, Watkins (Triple-A East). Reinstated RHP Zach Plesac ATLANTA HAWKS — Announced the hiring of Philadelphia at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. Kansas City at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. (8), Almonte (9) and Nuñez; Faria, Weems (6), Glen, N.Y. from the 10-day IL. Nate McMillan as the full-time head coach. Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. Detroit at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. R.Smith (7), Bukauskas (9) and Holaday, Aug. 15 — at the Brickyard, HOUSTON ASTROS — Placed LHP Brooks Women's National Basketball Association Washington at San Diego, 9:10 p.m. Friday's Games Varsho. W_González 3-5. L_Weems 0-1. Speedway, Ind. Raley in the 10-DAY IL due to health and safe- SEATTLE STORM — Signed F Cierra Burdick Friday's Games Chicago White Sox (Keuchel 6-3) at Baltimore HRs_Arizona, VanMeter (2). Aug. 22 — FireKeepers Casino 400, Brooklyn, ty protocols. Recalled RHP Ralph Garza Jr. to a second 7-day contract. St. Louis (LeBlanc 0-1) at Chicago Cubs (López 2-11), 7:05 p.m. Mich. NEW YORK YANKEES — Placed RHP WASHINGTON MYSTICS — Signed G (Hendricks 10-4), 2:20 p.m. Kansas City (Keller 6-9) at Cleveland (TBD), RACING Aug. 28 — , Daytona Michael King on the 10-day IL, retroactive to Shatori Walker-Kimbrough and C Megan Atlanta (Morton 7-3) at Miami (Thompson 2-2), 7:10 p.m. Beach, Fla. July 5. Recalled INF/OF Tyler Wade from Gustafson to second 7-day contracts. 7:10 p.m. Philadelphia (Velasquez 3-3) at Boston Sept. 5 — Cook Out , Darlington, Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (Triple-A East). HOCKEY Philadelphia (Velasquez 3-3) at Boston (Richards 4-5), 7:10 p.m. NASCAR CUP SERIES S.C. — Placed INF/OF National Hockey League (Richards 4-5), 7:10 p.m. Toronto (Stripling 3-4) at Tampa Bay SCHEDULE, WINNERS Sept. 11 — , Chad Pinder on the 10-day IL. Selected the TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS — Signed D Travis Pittsburgh (TBD) at N.Y. Mets (Stroman 6-6), (McClanahan 3-3), 7:10 p.m. Feb. 9 — at DAYTONA (Kyle Richmond, Va. contract of INF Jacob Wilson from Las Vegas Dermott to a two-year contract extension. 7:10 p.m. Oakland (Irvin 6-7) at Texas (Lyles 4-5), 8:05 p.m. Busch) Sept. 18 — Bass Pro Shops Night Race, (Triple-A West). WASHINGTON CAPITALS — Re-signed F Cincinnati (Miley 6-4) at Milwaukee (Lauer 3- Detroit (Manning 1-2) at Minnesota (Maeda 4- Feb. 11 — x- 1 at Bristol, Tenn. TAMPA BAY RAYS — Optioned CF Vidal Beck Malenstyn to a one-year, two-way con- 3), 8:10 p.m. 3), 8:10 p.m. DAYTONA () Sept. 26 — , Las Vegas Brujan to Durham (Triple-A East). tract. Washington (Espino 2-2) at San Francisco N.Y. Yankees (Cole 8-4) at Houston (Odorizzi Feb. 11 — x-Bluegreen Vacations Duel 2 at Oct. 3 — YellaWood 500, Talladega, Ala. TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Recieved OF (Webb 4-3), 9:45 p.m. 3-3), 8:10 p.m. Oct. 10 — Bank of America ROVAL 400, Darlin Guzman from Cincinnati as the player SOCCER DAYTONA () Major League Soccer Arizona (TBD) at L.A. Dodgers (TBD), 10:10 L.A. Angels (Cobb 6-3) at Seattle (Gonzales 1- Concord, N.C. to be named later completing a Jan. 22 trade Feb. 14 — (Michael McDowell) COLUMBUS CREW — Acquired F Erik p.m. 5), 10:10 p.m. Feb. 21 — O'Reilly Auto Parts 253 At DAY- Oct. 17 — Autotrader EchoPark Automotive for RHP Hector Perez. Colorado (Freeland 1-2) at San Diego (Snell Saturday's Games 500, Fort Worth, Texas National League Hurtado from CF Montreal in exchange for TONA (Christopher Bell) $200,000 in 2021 General Allocation Money 3-3), 10:10 p.m. Toronto at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. Feb. 28 — (William Byron) Oct. 24 — , Kansas ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Sent RF Kole Saturday's Games Detroit at Minnesota, 2:10 p.m. City, Kan. Calhoun to Hillsboro (High-A West) on a rehab (GAM). March 7 — 400 presented by Jiffy National Women's Soccer League Washington at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. Lube (Kyle Larson) Oct. 31 — , Ridgeway, Va. assignment. Atlanta at Miami, 4:10 p.m. Oakland at Texas, 4:05 p.m. Nov. 7 — NASCAR Cup Series CINCINNATI REDS — Placed RHP Sonny ORLANDO PRIDE — Signed F Jodie Taylor March 14 — (Martin Truex Jr) from the North Carolina Courage on a deal Philadelphia at Boston, 4:10 p.m. Philadelphia at Boston, 4:10 p.m. March 21 — Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500 Championship, Avondale, Ariz. Gray on the 10-day IL. Recalled RHP Tony Pittsburgh at N.Y. Mets, 4:10 p.m. Kansas City at Cleveland, 6:10 p.m. x-non-points race Santillan from Louisville (Triple-A East). through the end of the 2021 season. () WASHINGTON SPIRIT — Signed MF Taylor Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 7:15 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Houston, 7:15 p.m. March 29 — (Joey LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Selected the St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 7:15 p.m. L.A. 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Moon Alert: There are no restrictions to style of spending? How can you spend Tonight: Learn something new. shopping or important decisions today. less? Tonight: Take care of something SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) The Moon is in Cancer. you own.  Each New Moon is in a different CANCER (June 21-July 22) sign, and each month it occurs in a differ- HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Friday, July 9,  Today the New Moon occurs in ent part of your chart. Furthermore, each 2021: your sign. This can happen only once a New Moon is a chance for new begin- You are enthusiastic, easygoing and hard- year. It’s an excellent opportunity for you nings. Today’s New Moon is your chance working. Success is important to you. to take a serious look in the mirror and to improve your debt and your financial You are also family-oriented. You are ask yourself what you can do to improve relationships with others. Tonight: Study open-minded, compassionate and always the impression you create on your world. your debt. willing to help. You know how to enter- Ideas? Tonight: You are lucky. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) tain others because you have a good LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)  What can you do to improve your sense of humor. This is a faster paced,  Each month we have a New Moon closest relationships? Today’s New Moon upbeat year for you. Enjoy involvement that is an opportunity to change our ways is your chance — the best in the entire with others! Join clubs and organizations. or start new habits that are more benefi- year — to think about how to do this. You A relationship might be a turning point. cial to us. This particular New Moon can be more considerate and thoughtful. takes place in the part of your chart con- Perhaps more generous? Perhaps you The Stars Show the Kind of Day You’ll cerning your spiritual values. Time for need to listen more? Tonight: Be coop- Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; 3-Average; some navel gazing? Tonight: Enjoy soli- erative. 2-So-so; 1-Difficult tude. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)  What can you do to improve your ARIES (March 21-April 19)  This is the only New Moon all health? Today’s New Moon is your  Today the New Moon in Cancer is year taking place in your House of chance to think about this. In fact, it’s the your perfect opportunity to think about Friendships. This means today is your best day in the entire year for you to what new changes you want to introduce best opportunity of the year to think make some resolutions about how to be a that can affect home and family. What about how you can improve your friend- healthier person. Tonight: Get organized. will make your personal life run more ships and your relations with members of PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) smoothly? A different way of doing groups and organizations. Ideas? Tonight:  It’s important to balance work something? Tonight: Focus on home and Talk to a friend. and play. Today’s New Moon urges you family. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) to socialize and get in touch with your TAURUS (April 20-May 20)  The New Moon today takes place playful, creative side. It wants you to feel  The New Moon today occurs in at the top of your chart, which offers you free to express yourself without fear or your House of Communications, which is a chance to think about how to improve apology. Tonight: Fun times! your chance to think of how you can your relations with authority figures — improve your daily communications with parents, bosses, teachers and the police. BORN TODAY others, especially siblings and relatives. (Life is easier when you get along with Actor Tom Hanks (1956), actress Kelly Do you need to make more of an effort to authority figures.) Tonight: Protect your McGillis (1957), actor Jimmy Smits stay in touch? Tonight: Think about your privacy. (1955) daily routine. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) GEMINI (May 21-June 20)  What can you do to improve * * *  Today’s New Moon is in one of your education or to get further training? Find more Georgia Nicols horoscopes at your Money houses, which means it’s the Furthermore, what travel might you do georgianicols.com. perfect chance to think about how you that will enrich your life? These are the can do a better job of taking care of your questions that today’s New Moon offers © 2021 by King Features Syndicate Inc. possessions. Likewise, what about your you. How can you expand your world?

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