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Questions? Call 1-800-Tribune Monday, May 21, 2018 Breaking news at chicagotribune.com Cleared in shooting, Mnuchin: cop is fired for lying U.S. puts Officer who fatally shot teen loses his job over unrelated case By Jeremy Gorner | Chicago Tribune 2016 with the release of video that captured him fatally shooting 17-year-old trade war A Chicago police officer cleared in a Cedrick Chatman during a foot chase on a controversial fatal shooting of an unarmed sunny afternoon on a busy South Side teen has been fired along with another street three years earlier. Fry, who is white, CHICAGO LAW DEPARTMENT veteran officer for lying about the circum- contended that the black teen turned and Surveillance video shows the fatal shoot- stances of a domestic violence arrest pointed a dark object at officers as he ran, ing of 17-year-old Cedrick Chatman by on hold almost five years ago. prompting Fry to fire four shots in fear for Chicago police Officer Kevin Fry in 2013. In a unanimous decision, the Chicago his life and that of his partner, Officer Lou Treasury secretary points to Police Board voted at its monthly meeting Toth. Chatman, who was suspected of city, sparking outrage and efforts to reform Thursday night that Officers Kevin Fry stealing a Dodge Charger in a violent the Police Department that still continue. progress in talks with China and Robert Lobianco violated the Police carjacking, was fatally shot in his side. The But unlike the police dashboard camera Department’s Rule 14 — making a false oral object turned out to be a black iPhone box. video that showed Officer Jason Van Dyke By Don Lee or written statement — when video from a The controversy erupted not long after open fire as McDonald moved away from and Chris Megerian surveillance camera contradicted the offi- the court-ordered release of video show- police with a knife in his hand, the videos Washington Bureau cers’ account of the arrest. ing another white officer shoot black teen Fry first gained attention in January Laquan McDonald 16 times had roiled the Turn to Fired, Page 9 WASHINGTON — The Trump admin- istration stepped back Sunday from a looming trade war with China, saying that it would refrain for now from applying major tariffs on Chinese goods in the wake of Beijing’s promise to ramp up purchases of U.S. products to reduce the trade deficit. “We’re putting the trade war on hold,” Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on “Fox News Sunday.” He noted that the United States and Mnuchin China, the world’s two biggest economies, had made “meaningful progress” in two days of high-level talks last week. “We have agreed to put the tariffs on hold while we try to execute the frame- work,” Mnuchin added. Mnuchin’s comments appeared to sig- nal a more cooperative path for U.S. trade dealings with China. They are the latest indication that the two sides are trying to ease escalating tensions, and to forestall massive tariffs and countertariffs that Washington and Beijing have threatened against each other. The downshift comes as President Donald Trump has reached out to Chinese President Xi Jinping for greater support in his efforts to persuade North Korean ruler Kim Jong Un to give up his nuclear arsenal. Trump is scheduled to meet with Kim

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BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS HAILED AS A HERO AT DIXON GRADUATION President Officer Mark Dallas is recognized as he enters with graduat- vows probe ing seniors during ceremonies Sunday at Dixon High School in Dixon, Ill. Dallas, a school resource officer, is being hailed as a hero after authorities say he exchanged gunfire and of Russia stopped a 19-year-old man armed with a rifle who at- tempted to enter the school last week during graduation rehearsal. Dallas’ son was among the graduates. inquiry Trump is poised to escalate feud with Justice Department By Chris Megerian Death penalty opponents Washington Bureau go after proposal, Rauner ‘Rideshare Guy’ offers WASHINGTON — President Donald On Monday, a state House panel will Trump said Sunday that he will demand discuss a bill to reinstate the death penal- an investigation into whether federal law ty for some in Illinois. Opponents criti- tips to Uber, Lyft drivers enforcement “infiltrated or surveilled” his cize the proposal and its key backer, Gov. presidential campaign Bruce Rauner. Chicagoland, Page 3 Blogger: Benefit from surge pricing and ‘follow the alcohol’ “for political purposes,” escalating an already One day, while extraordinary clash be- driving for a ride- tween a president and sharing company, his Justice Department Harry Campbell over the Russia probe. was stopped at a red The Justice Depart- light when all three ment quickly respond- of his passengers ed, saying Inspector Mary stripped to their General Michael Horo- Trump Wisniewski underwear, got out witz would expand an Getting Around of the car, ran ongoing internal review to determine around the outside “whether there was any impropriety or and switched seats. They had lost a bet political motivation” in the counterintelli- and this was their punishment. gence investigation that began during the JOHN MINCHILLO/AP It’s the sort of thing that can come HARRY CAMPBELL PHOTO 2016 presidential race. up when you are driving for Lyft and Harry Campbell is the author of a new “If anyone did infiltrate or surveil Darvish sputters, then Uber, as Campbell has done since 2014. book called “The Rideshare Guide.” participants in a presidential campaign for cruises to his first win His new book, “The Rideshare Guide,” inappropriate purposes, we need to know contains tips for getting the most out of Rideshare Guy,” said he wrote the book about it and take appropriate action,” It took eight starts, but Cubs pitcher Yu the job, including understanding surge to help fill that void. Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein Darvish finally earned his first win Sun- pricing, dealing with difficult pas- “A lot of drivers are looking to get said in a statement. day. Darvish struggled early against the sengers and figuring out your taxes. into this and make a couple hundred At issue is whether the FBI misused a Reds but didn’t give up a hit in five of the Uber, Lyft and other ride-sharing bucks a week,” Campbell said in an confidential informant who reportedly six innings he worked. Chicago Sports services have become sources of full- or interview. “Once they start doing it, met with three Trump campaign aides as part-time income for millions of people they start learning there’s more to the agents began probing suspicious Russian — Uber said it has 900,000 drivers in job than they thought.” contacts. The New York Times and The the U.S. alone. In Chicago, almost For example, some drivers do not Washington Post reported the informant Friends, family recall 70,000 vehicles provide four or more know that they can get sign-up bo- was a retired American professor in ride-sharing trips a month, according nuses, which can range from $25 to England who had worked for both the FBI Texas shooting victims to city figures. $500 in bigger cities, Campbell said. and the CIA. He has not been publicly But because the industry is so new, The book explains the requirements, identified. Grieving family and friends recalled some there is not much training or informa- including an existing driver’s referral The FBI regularly relies on confidential of the 10 victims in Friday’s mass shooting tion about how to make a success of it. link — Campbell offers his own. informants to infiltrate organized crime, at Santa Fe High School outside Houston. Campbell, 31, who drives in Los Ange- Nation & World, Page 11 les and runs the popular blog “The Turn to Wisniewski, Page 6 Turn to Trump, Page 12

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We cannot let them off the hook. many people as he could — he was Guns in general, and semi-automatic also allegedly building pipe bombs rifles in particular, remain the greatest and pressure cooker devices. threat to safety in America. The typical school shooter had Pagourtzis might not have been evolved into someone much more ‘THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE BOOK armed with a high-powered weapon sinister. Dahleen Glanton when he allegedly entered that class- If we have learned anything OF THE CHICAGO WHITE SOX: A room Friday, but gun laws are so lax through the years of violence in Chi- DECADE-BY-DECADE HISTORY’ This time, the school shooter did in Texas that he certainly could easily cago, it is that shootings don’t just not use an AR-15 semi-automatic rifle have gotten his hands on one. In fact, stop on their own. They become more Tobe a White Sox fan is to know the highest of highs, the to slaughter his classmates. That must he could have walked down the street horrific. lowest of lows and all points in between. “The Chicago be quite a relief to gun lovers. with an AR-15 strapped to his shoul- Incarceration does not curtail them Tribune Book of the Chicago White This killer’s weapons of choice der and likely no one would have either. For every person who is Sox: A Decade-by-Decade History” were a shotgun and a .38-caliber thought it was odd. thrown into jail in Chicago, it seems touches all those bases and covers handgun — two of the most common If anything, the shooting exempli- there is another waiting in line to take more than a century of South Side firearms available. What more proof fies what anti-gun advocates in cities over. The same is true with mass baseball: “Black Jack” and “Jungle do we need, gun lovers will ask, that like Chicago have been saying too. It is shooters. Jim.”The “Hitless Wonders” and the problem isn’t with guns but rather far too easy for a legal gun to turn into For more than 20 years, we have “Winning Ugly.”Air-raid sirens and with people? an illegal gun. allowed these murders to go on. We exploding scoreboards. “Old Aches The folks on Capitol Hill might rest While the process used in Chicago know there is no need for the average and Pains” and the “Big Hurt.”At easy too. Seventeen-year-old Dimitri- to get guns into the hands of criminals American to legally own an assault over 300 pages, it’s filled with os Pagourtzis did not obtain the guns is far more complex than perhaps a weapon. But our elected officials are great features and profiles, plus stunning images from illegally through some loophole in the teenager going into his dad’s closet proven cowards. the Tribune’s award-winning photojournalists. Get a law, authorities said. The guns he and removing it from a shelf, the end So on the afternoon of the school copy for yourself — and maybe another one for that allegedly used to kill nine students result is the same. Innocent people shooting in Texas, Gov. Greg Abbott diehard Sox fan in your life — at store.chicagotribune. and a teacher at Santa Fe High School end up dead. appeared before the public and had com/books. in Texas belonged to his father, who Most guns used in murders on the only this to offer — the promise of a purchased them though the appropri- streets of Chicago were initially pur- roundtable discussion. RELIVE THE LOYOLA RAMBLERS’ ate channels, authorities said. chased legally, according to author- “Beginning immediately, I’m going HISTORIC 2018 SEASON For that reason, lawmakers who ities. But all too often, they are then to be working with members of the What a story. What a ride. From largely unknown to have steadfastly opposed all efforts to sold illegally to a kid who uses it to Texas Legislature, but also with mem- nearly unbeatable, the Loyola Ramblers captured the ban assault weapons, strengthen shoot down another kid holding her bers of our communities from across nation’s imagination. Coach Porter Moser. Chaplain background checks or tighten licens- mother’s hand as they walk to the the state of Texas to begin with Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt. Buzzer beaters. And players ing requirements probably didn’t feel park. roundtable discussions beginning who competed with prowess and poise. “Ramble On” — a too hypocritical by sending out their We are accustomed to politicians next week where we will assemble all commemorative hardcover book featuring Chicago “thoughts and prayers.” promising to do something about the stakeholders to begin to work im- Tribune columns, game stories, features and photogra- The fact that Pagourtzis allegedly carnage taking place across this coun- mediately on swift solutions to pre- phy — chronicles the Ramblers’ Cinderella run to the had a cache of homemade bombs try. Whether there is a shooting at a vent tragedies like this from ever NCAA men’s basketball tournament Final Four, a ride hidden underneath his black trench- school in Texas, or on a sidewalk in happening again,” Abbott said at a that thrilled Chicago. “Ramble On” is available at chicago coat — and others stashed away both Chicago, everyone agrees that it must news conference. He added, though, tribune.com/rambleon for $24.95. inside and outside the school — might end. But when it comes down to figur- that it was important to protect Sec- seem to illustrate what gun lovers ing it out, the opposing sides can’t ond Amendment rights. HOW THE NEWSPAPER GETS PRINTED have been preaching for years: Even if agree. Meanwhile, our children keep How many times have we heard Visit the Tribune’s Freedom Center for a two and half these mass killers didn’t have a high- on dying. that? hour tour of the printing presses, press plates and enor- powered rifle, they’d find other ways Many of us barely flinched when Gun lovers hope we will grow tired mous paper rolls, and get a taste of the Tribune’s history. to carry out a massacre. This is just we initially heard about this latest of fighting without ever getting any 9 a.m. June 8, Chicago Tribune Freedom Center, 777 the ammunition they’ve been waiting shooting in Texas. We all knew that it results. They want us to stop pester- W. Chicago Ave., Chicago. $25 tickets. Free parking, lot for to circumvent the real issues. would only be a matter of time before ing lawmakers to step up to their opens 20 minutes before start of tour. For tickets, go to With so many mass shootings in another teenager would walk into a responsibilities. 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Death penalty foes decry Rauner’s move Proposal to restore Forest, whose father was murdered decades ago, said capital punishment he understands the impulse stirring opposition of wanting to find a puni- shment that fits the crime. By Manya Brachear “There is evil in this Pashman world. There’s a meanness Chicago Tribune in this world that the death penalty can seem right for,” Jeanne Bishop doesn’t said Nelson, who testified know which she finds more against the death penalty offensive about Gov. Bruce for his father’s killer during Rauner’s proposal to rein- an appeal. But he would state the death penalty for advise any survivors who mass killers and people who want their loved one’s killer murder law enforcement executed to think again. officers: that, as some critics “My counsel would be that say, he’s using a matter of NANCY STONE/CHICAGO TRIBUNE 2013 BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE the death of this other life and death as a political Death penalty opponent Jeanne Bishop says she forgave Phil Andrew, who runs local Catholic violence prevention person will not in fact bring tool to appease conserva- the man who killed her brother-in-law and pregnant sister. efforts, says the death penalty does not deter crime. them the closure or peace tives, or the prospect of or make their experience reversing a decadelong ef- murder. some suggest was the pri- capital punishment and the death of Chicago police better.” fort to abolish the death “I love that he is con- mary purpose of the gover- treatment of crimes against Cmdr. Paul Bauer, whose Tricia Teater, a former penalty after a long history scious now of the enormity nor’s plan. law enforcement, this is not family is Catholic. president of the Illinois Co- of wrongful convictions that he took,” Bishop, a “To make a political foot- the way. In 2000, Republican Gov. alition Against the Death possibly led the state to end member of Chicago’s ball out of tragedy … that is As a student at the Uni- George Ryan declared a Penalty and a Zen Buddhist innocent lives. Fourth Presbyterian so deeply offensive to me,” versity of Illinois 30 years moratorium on executions teacher in Evanston, said Rauner’s proposal, which Church, said about her sis- Bishop said. ago, Andrew was shot by a in Illinois, citing a number reinstating capital punish- comes seven years after ter’s killer. “That’s some- Rauner’s office could not mentally ill woman who of cases in which death row ment would only perpetu- Illinois abolished capital thing he would not have be reached for comment also killed an 8-year-old boy inmates were exonerated. ate a cycle of violence. Her punishment, has Bishop known if we had killed Sunday. But when he an- during a violent rampage in Three years later, Ryan tradition teaches that “ev- and other activists prepar- him.” nounced the proposal last north suburban Winnetka. commuted the sentences of eryone is more than that ing to mobilize again. On Monday, the House week as part of a public He said his position all death row inmates to one moment in time.” “It’s being done in the Judiciary Committee will safety package, he touted against the death penalty prison terms. In 2011, The death penalty is “not name of the people of the discuss a new bill contain- the measure as good policy, was formed by his faith. But Democratic Gov. Pat Quinn the closing chapter of the state of Illinois,” Bishop ing the governor’s proposal, adding that people found he maintains it’s the right signed a bill abolishing the book we want it to be,” she said. “That’s you. That’s me. and Democrats say they guilty “beyond any doubt” position based on evidence death penalty. said. “I’ve worked with fam- Unless I raise my voice, I’ll expect Speaker Michael of committing mass murder that it does not deter crime. Andrew and others say ily members a long time be complicit.” Madigan to call for a full or killing law enforcement “It has been a complete Rauner’s proposal shows a (after) an execution. Just Bishop, who met and House vote. officers “deserve to have miscarriage of justice in “callous” disregard for the like the victim of a crime, forgave a man behind bars Lawmakers who vote their life taken.” Illinois,” Andrew said. hand-wringing and serious the family of someone who for killing her brother-in- against the measure could Phil Andrew, director of “We’ve killed a lot of inno- self-examination that led is executed is also strug- law and pregnant sister in find themselves criticized violence prevention initia- cent people.” the state to arrive at its gling with that death every Winnetka nearly 30 years as being soft on crime and tives for the Archdiocese of He also believes the tim- decision. day. We just keep pulling ago, is one of many people of weak in their support of law Chicago, said while there ing of the governor’s pro- The Rev. Roger Nelson, more people into this cycle.” faith who oppose taking enforcement during the might be room for an intelli- posal is opportunistic as pastor of Hope Christian another life in return for election season, which gent public debate about Chicago still mourns the Reformed Church in Oak [email protected] Graduate Senate OKs bill students’ to allow medical demand? pot at schools

A future. By Robert McCoppin Teaching assistants Chicago Tribune no longer see clear The Illinois Senate’s path to careers overwhelming vote to allow sick students to take medi- cal marijuana in school sends the proposal to Gov. Bruce Rauner for a decision on its fate. FAMILY PHOTO The state Senate voted Ashley’s Law is named for 50-2 last week to allow Ashley Surin, 12, of Schaum- students who qualify for burg, with her parents, Jim Ron Grossman medical marijuana to con- and Maureen Surin. sume it on school premises, I should have realized I as long as they don’t smoke dren younger than 18 to take wasn’t fooling anyone, it and school officials agree medical marijuana if two least of all my wife, by that it won’t disrupt other doctors certify that they saying I just wanted a ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE students. have a medical condition quick look at the picket The Graduate Employees Organization rallies at the University of Illinois in February. The measure is named that qualifies. But the new line on Columbia Universi- Ashley’s Law, for 12-year- proposal would change cur- ty’s campus. We were izers explained while Relations Board, Columbia other states. old Ashley Surin of rent law, which prohibits vacationing in New York handing me a union but- University has refused to Journalists have union- Schaumburg, who takes possessing marijuana on when its graduate assist- ton, a strike poster and a negotiate with the Gradu- ized at the Chicago Trib- medical marijuana to treat school grounds. ants went out on strike. plastic poncho donated by ate Workers of Columbia une, myself included, and the epilepsy she developed Ashley’s parents had Their counterparts in the United Automobile University-UAW Local the Los Angeles Times — during chemotherapy treat- sued in federal court for the Illinois had staged a sit-in Workers, the graduate 2110. newsrooms where the ments for leukemia. right to give her medical at the president’s office at assistants’ union affiliate. “We remain convinced word “union” was long Her parents say the mea- marijuana at her school, the University of Illinois in “For many of us, an that the relationship of spoken sotto voce, if at all. sure would benefit many Hanover Highlands Ele- Urbana-Champaign, and assistantship is as far as graduate students to the Still, on April 30, the more children like Ashley, mentary School in Hanover were agitating for better we’re going to get,” she faculty that instruct them Columbia strike ended, who use medical marijuana Park. In January, officials pay at Northwestern Uni- said. “We want a decent must not be reduced to with the issue that in- to treat serious illnesses. from Schaumburg School versity, the University of paycheck for our limited ordinary terms of employ- spired it unresolved. A The family was in the District 54 and the Illinois Chicago and Loyola Uni- time in the academic ment,” John H. union spokesperson told Senate chambers for the attorney general’s office versity. world.” Coatsworth, Columbia’s the Columbia Spectator vote Thursday, visiting with agreed to let Ashley store So I could explain post- There simply are no provost, wrote in an email newspaper that the battle sponsoring state Sen. the drug in the school poning an outing to the longer enough faculty to the university commu- wasn’t over. “We will come Cristina Castro, a Democrat nurse’s office and put on the Metropolitan Museum of openings for graduate nity when the NLRB back,” said Olga Brudas- from Elgin, and was ecstatic lotion at school, which she Art, a natural rainy-day assistants to move up to. turned down Columbia’s tova, an engineering grad- over the result. has been doing since then, choice, by calling our visit Some will survive as the appeal of its ruling in favor uate student. “It might “We’re going in the right while continuing her recov- to Columbia’s campus a Ivory Tower’s equivalent of the graduate students. happen next semester, direction,” said Ashley’s ery. “fact-finding” expedition. of office temps — “non- So on April 24, they next academic year, we mother, Maureen Surin. But a change in state law In fact, it was a condi- tenure track” lecturers walked out of their class- don’t know yet.” Now the family is hoping it would be needed to let tioned response. I at- who never know how long rooms and labs. A university spokesman can join Rauner if he signs other children do so. Since tended the University of their low-paying gig will Traditionally, white- said Columbia holds fast to the bill into law. The gover- the state legalized medical Chicago in the 1950s, last. Together the temps collar workers have dis- its position of not recog- nor’s office could not be marijuana, effective in 2014, when protesting inequities and graduate assistants are dained organized labor. nizing the union because immediately reached to say the state reports that it has was no less a pillar of stu- 80 percent of college in- They are reluctant to think its members are students, what he will do with the bill. approved about 37,000 dent life than the Great structors. Fifty years ago, of themselves as working- not employees. The law would allow qualifying patients, 279 of Books curriculum. All I they were 20 percent — class, as my father would But to this long-ago parents, guardians or care- whom are younger than 18. need to know about a and therein lies the differ- intermittently lament. He graduate student, there is a givers to administer drops The drug remains illegal dispute is: “Who is the ence between what it was proud that, having left hole in Columbia’s logic. If or oils at school. School under federal law, but medi- underdog?” Of its own meant to be a graduate a cab for a department the young people I personnel would not be cal marijuana is legal in 29 volition, my hand reaches student in my day and the store, he wore a white shirt marched with are students required to do so. states, and recreational out for a picket sign. experience of those I stood and tie to work. Yet he being prepared for in- Ashley has been wearing marijuana has been ap- Theoretically, graduate beside on Columbia’s quietly envied his in-laws, creasingly rare faculty a patch and using lotion proved in nine states. assistants are apprentices campus. needle-trade workers with openings, isn’t it incum- containing cannabidiol, or State Rep. Lou Lang, a — graduate students in For me, enrolling in a a union to bring their bent on Columbia and CBD oil, with a small Democrat from Skokie, training to become the Ph.D. program was a step grievances to the bosses. other schools, including in amount of THC, the psy- sponsored the bill. next generation of profes- up the social ladder. My But now, graduate as- Illinois, to cut down on choactive element in canna- “The vote seems to indi- sors. father began as a cabdriver sistants aren’t alone in their numbers, by admit- bis, sinceDecember. It does cate a change in the train of In reality, they’re a pool and became a salesman. In displaying a militancy ting fewer to graduate not get her high but has thought about cannabis,” of cheap labor. They teach his eyes, I gained a new reminiscent of industrial programs — instead of eliminated her seizures, her Lang said. “We may have the undergraduates and measure of respectability workers during the Great further glutting the aca- parents said. gone over the hump in staff the laboratories for a by becoming a professor. Depression of the 1930s. In demic job market year “We feel like we’re explaining what this prod- fraction of the salaries But for my companions on February, West Virginia’s after year? watching a miracle hap- uct is and isn’t.” professors command. that picket line, graduate teachers walked out of Otherwise, its hard to pen,” Maureen Surin said. In April, the Illinois Once, they were content to school might well mark their classrooms — and escape the conclusion that “She thinks better, she talks House approved the mea- do so, knowing that when their exit from the middle only returned six weeks Columbia simply needs better. She used to do one- sure 99-1. Now the governor they’d earned a Ph.D., class. later, after the legislature the graduate students’ and two-word sentences. has 60 days from its passage they’d make a respectable So they formed a union. gave them a 5 percent pay labor, and is indifferent to Now she speaks in run-on to act on the bill. living. While it won recognition raise. That sparked a wave whatever fate awaits them. sentences. Her life has been But those days are gone, from the federal govern- of teachers’ strikes, threats given back to her.” [email protected] as one of the strike’s organ- ment’s National Labor of strikes and sit-ins in [email protected] Illinois law allows chil- Twitter @RobertMcCoppin 4 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, May 21, 2018 Worry lingers over Obama center plans Residents continue to seek guarantees to lessen impact on nearby housing costs

By Lolly Bowean decade. It would require Chicago Tribune that 30 percent of rehabbed and newly constructed When longtime Wood- housing be set aside for lawn resident Sharon lower-income residents. Payne stood before the Chi- “There is still an oppor- cago Plan Commission on tunity to shape what hap- Thursday to comment on pens around housing,” said plans for the Obama Presi- Alex Goldenberg, an organ- dential Center, she said she izer who is with the coali- was worried about the cen- tion pushing for a commu- ter’s impact on housing nity benefits agreement. costs. “We still have time before She’s too old to move to the project nears comple- another community, she tion.” said. She doesn’t want to be But just how city leaders JOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE displaced. and officials would be able Protesters demonstrate at City Hall on Thursday before a Chicago Plan Commission meeting about the Obama center. As plans to construct the to ensure that property presidential center move values and rent prices don’t Ald. Leslie Hairston, 5th, want to convene on this ahead, a major issue still edge out struggling resi- said she is at work on issue. We want to convene lingers for many residents dents is yet to be deter- developing a neighborhood on this issue as well.” — how to ensure that mined. stabilization plan, but de- When Regine Spearman, lower-income residents, In their ordinance, activ- tails were not available. 56, showed up at a rally and like Payne, are able to con- ists want to create a rental And for its part, the vigil to push for delaying a tinue living in South Side assistance program for Obama Foundation has ac- decision on the presi- neighborhoods long after residents who live close to knowledged the communi- dential center, she said she the community is redevel- the center, and they want ty’s worry. Michael Straut- did so specifically because oped. programs for residents manis, the vice president she thinks the community Payne, 68, is part of a who use government subsi- for community engage- will soon gentrify. collective of residents who dies to pay for housing. ment, spoke directly about “We always, as the black wanted the commission to They also want the city’s the concerns. community, the lower-in- delay approving construc- provisions that allow “In our community com- come community, get tion of the center until an developers to opt out of mitments, we put in writ- pushed around for these ordinance guaranteeing af- creating affordable housing ing comments about hous- developments. We’re in a fordable housing could be frozen for certain neigh- ing. We want to make sure good location, and we want passed. borhoods. that the neighborhood is to stay,” she said. On Friday, the activists Activists acknowledge CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE 2017 stabilized,” he said. “We “I’m up in age, I don’t vowed to continue their they are waging an uphill Sharon Payne, 68, sits among those supporting a commu- want to make sure that have another move in me,” push for a city ordinance battle, but they see the nity benefits agreement for the Obama center. low-income people who she continued. “Don’t force that would freeze property upcoming election season are there have the opportu- us out.” taxes for homeowners who as a chance to have candi- enberg said. raised several times, both nity to stay there. We’re have lived near the Jackson dates take a stance on At Thursday’s meeting, from residents and City encouraged by what we’ve [email protected] Park site for more than a affordable housing, Gold- the issue of housing was Council members. heard from aldermen who Twitter @lollybowean Amazing ‘grace’ after apology goes public

those wounds. “Thanks for that story. I But for those who do, life grew up in that same era. can become “a beautiful Forgiveness is good but to peace,” Lorraine said. not have been bullied would be better. Some kids Opening the like me were bullied by parents. Then at school had Donna Vickory wound more of the same. Terrible Back in the late 1950s, psychological effects.” In the month since the now-71-year-old Smit Paulette Wagner said she Bruce Smit apologized to said he “jumped on the could relate on two fronts. sisters Kathleen Rys and bandwagon” and joined “As a child I also was Lorraine O’Kelly for sins he other junior high students laughed at and picked on. committed some 60 years in ostracizing and belittling As a middle school teacher, ago when all were students the sisters, the older of I was very sensitive to the at Monee Elementary whom, Kathleen, was a needs of some of the stu- School, the three have classmate. dents who were treated the become friends. Smit was not the instiga- same way,” she said. “Your It is an unexpected out- tor and none of the parties story needs to be shared come to a long, torturous recall how the torment and sent to everyone in- journey for all. began, but all say it was volved in schools. The “There’s a kind of peace severe and sustained, con- ramifications of nasty be- now,” Lorraine said. “It’s tinuing on to Crete-Monee havior are longer lasting nice.” High School. than even I realized.” On a recent Monday “Somehow, the whole Elaine Kujawa wrote: morning, I sat down again school turned against us,” “As someone who was with Smit, a Frankfort Lorraine recalled. treated in much the same podiatrist, and the Rys Smit suspects that he way in grade school and sisters — Lorraine, who and the other bullies felt a high school I can relate. I lives in Tinley Park, and sense of empowerment by am now 73 and never did Kathleen, of Oak Forest. putting the sisters down. put this behind me … Be- We gathered at the same Labeled outcasts, Lor- GARY MIDDENDORF/DAILY SOUTHTOWN cause of this abuse, and it Tinley Park Panera Bread raine and Kathleen said Bruce Smit sits with Kathleen Rys, center, and Lorraine O’Kelly. Smit recently reached out was abuse, I quit school at where we’d originally met, they endured a lonely exist- to the sisters to ask for forgiveness for bullying them in grade school. the age of 17 to go to work. this time to talk about the ence. They didn’t receive I proceeded to get my GED merits of sharing a person- Valentine’s Day cards, friends and acquaintances peace about it.” wonderful that this meet- at the age of 43 to show al story rife with humili- didn’t go to school dances who said they learned for Lorraine said, “It would ing was able to take place myself I could do it. It was ation and remorse with the and weren’t invited to the first time through the be nice if the other ones and that the power of for- never about school classes. Daily Southtown and Chi- sleepovers. newspaper about their who did this to us apolo- giveness prevailed. Hope- I have to say because of this cago Tribune. No one talked to them in childhood struggles. And gized, but even if they fully the wounds and scars experience I have become a The article was sub- the hallways. they were recognized by don’t, this is enough. The will be soothed, but as a strong woman. sequently picked up by And until their first the receptionist at St. fact that one person re- society we need to do bet- “It was such a healing news organizations all over meeting with Smit this last George Church in Tinley membered and recognized ter.” moment for the three of the country. April, they had never eaten Park when they stopped in it and made things right. Schools, she continued, them,” Kujawa continued. I told them about the lunch with a classmate. to buy a raffle ticket. That makes a huge differ- “seem to be more aware of “I am including myself as feedback I received, which Though the pain of “At the senior dinner, a ence.” bullying today … but we well. It’s never too late to was considerable. Emails being shunned has never woman came up to us,” “We’re all friends now,” must do more. make amends. I was so and social media messages healed, Lorraine, now 70, Lorraine said, “and said Smit said, citing their nu- “Also, there is the prob- thankful that this issue has came in from near and far, said, “It was all folded up that her son was bullied in merous phone calls and lem of bystanders doing finally come to the atten- including Palos Heights; so tight in a little box and school. She said the story recent road trip to the nothing. I remember some tion of schools.” Chicago; Naperville; put away.” serves a purpose — that College of DuPage to tape students being bullied Lorraine said she thinks Grayslake; Dallas; Jack- When Smit’s wife bullying can’t be tolerated.” an interview with National when I was a student. their story is more about sonville, Fla.; and Cur- Tammy reached out to Another reader told Public Radio. “But it was a While I did not participate, forgiveness than bullying. wensville, Pa. them after all these years Kathleen that both the long time coming.” I also didn’t stand up for Smit agreed. And they talked about and told them her husband sisters’ story and Smit’s Looking at Smit, Lor- the students. I am ashamed “I will carry the memory their sudden “brush with wanted — and needed — to story “spoke volumes” raine said, “I’m just glad of myself for that. The of being mean to my grave,” fame.” make amends, Lorraine about what it’s like to be you had the courage to do problem will not go away he said. Clearly, many readers said she was initially hesi- bullied and what it’s like to it.” until everyone takes re- To which Kathleen were moved by the story of tant. carry guilt. sponsibility,” Kahan wrote. replied, “OK, we’ve forgiv- a man so tortured by the “To have that box open Smit said he had hoped The public “I pray for a kinder, en you. Now it’s time for memory of his childhood again, it was scary,” she to hear from other former gentler place, where all you to forgive yourself.” self inflicting emotional said. classmates but has not. responds people are respected and Not all of the feedback, pain on two sisters for no Kathleen, who said she Neverthless, he said, “A Some readers wondered celebrated. And please let however, has been uplift- apparent reason that he struggled to make friends kind of peace has come if there was more to the us begin with Kathleen and ing. would muster the courage the rest of her life, at first over me,” even though story, if the sisters had Lorraine. They are beauti- Lorraine said her grand- to find them decades later simply refused. much of the feedback has perhaps unknowingly ful, special women, deserv- son told her: “Nothing will and apologize. “I forgave him because not been kind to him. brought this kind of behav- ing of all the happiness in change. There have always Many more sympathized he asked for forgiveness, Though he’d lost touch ior on themselves. Some the world,” she wrote. been bullies, and there with the plight of the sis- but I didn’t want to meet with the sisters in high admonished Smit for wait- Janice Mastro recalled, always will be.” ters. him,” she said. school, Smit said he began ing so long to apologize. “I was not bullied, but I do And several people, she The biggest takeaways? At her sister’s urging, she realizing the error of his But most addressed a remember myself and a lot said, told her they would That what happens in agreed. ways when he was in medi- need for more media con- of other kids that picked on not have forgiven Smit. childhood doesn’t stay in And since that day, when cal school. After he became versation and coverage of one girl in grade school ... I “But I said I don’t know childhood. Smit told them he was a parent, he said, the mem- both bullying and atone- still remember her first and how you couldn’t forgive The hurt and cruelty sorry and the sisters said, “I ories of him and the other ment. last name to this day, and I him,” she said. “It’s so free- inflicted during the forma- forgive you,” all say their kids plastering themselves “I found your article am talking over 50 years ing to forgive. It sets every- tive years can stay with a world has changed — for against the walls so the Rys about the Rys sisters ex- ago. one free.” person forever, whether the better. girls wouldn’t brush up tremely moving,” wrote “What a brave and kind “That,” Smit said, “is that person is the victim or That is, once they got against them “haunted me.” retired teacher Linda Ka- thing for Bruce Smit to what grace is all about.” the perpetrator. over the initial shock of And still do, he said. han. “What these women want to do after all this And that not everyone their “sudden fame,” Lor- “I can’t fix that,” Smit went through and how it time,” Mastro continued. [email protected] gets the opportunity to raine said. said. “But I feel better now has affected them over the Dudley Chappell shared Twitter @dvickroy make amends and heal The sisters heard from that it’s out. I have a certain years is heartbreaking. It is his story of personal pain. Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, May 21, 2018 5

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It is not time,” David Gross, senior Gross said about 650 unusual for an Illinois nurse vice president of govern- nurses would need to be to use vacation days to ment relations for the Illi- trained, enough to have a attend training, or his or her nois Health and Hospital nurse available in hospitals own money for exam fees or Association, said Thursday. throughout the state. travel. Government and health Maura Possley, an attor- Some hospitals do pro- experts recommend that ney general’s office spokes- vide paid time off for nurses sexual assault victims be woman, noted that the of- to attend training. At Rush seen by emergency room fice already provides train- University Medical Center, nurses who are specially ing. where nurses are paid for LIMITED TIME OFFER! trained to treat them. 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Rural hospitals with Morrison said the legisla- “I think it’s an appropri- smaller staffs have ex- tion is a way for Illinois to ate timeline,” she said. “I pressed concern about lead in the nation on provid- think we’re all going to be meeting the deadline. Mor- ing specialized care to as- pleasantly surprised that rison said hospitals can be sault survivors. just about everybody will be registered as transfer hospi- “I think this is a really able to do this.” tals instead of treatment amazing chance,” she said. Gross has said the group hospitals, and she is open to agrees that special care for future legislation granting [email protected] sexual assault patients is extensions. Twitter @byalisonbowen

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found both officers violated fight their firings by suing riod, Lobianco received 24 decision last week. other department rules by in Cook County Circuit complaints and Fry re- During a brief telephone Cops fired for lying committing perjury and en- Court. ceived 20, for allegations interview Friday with a gaging in conduct that Neither Fry nor Lo- ranging from excessive Tribune reporter, Vasquez brings discredit on the de- bianco could be reached for force to illegal arrests, ac- acknowledged that officers about 2013 arrest partment. comment, and their lawyers cording to the records. have a tough and stressful Fired, from Page 1 mistaken about their testi- The officers “knowingly either could not be reached In his 16-year career, job, but he said the 2013 mony. and intentionally falsified for comment or declined to Lobianco amassed at least incident could have been a in the Chatman case were Both officers had a mo- official police reports and talk. 57 complaints, while Fry, a serious setback for him if he shot from a greater distance tive to give false testimony lied under oath at a criminal Records obtained by the 15-year department veter- had been convicted at trial. and somewhat indistinct, — Vasquez had to go to the trial,” the board said in its Chicago Tribune show the an, had at least 33, accord- “They weren’t thinking making it difficult to tell hospital after he was hit 8-0 decision. “Had their two officers, who worked in ing to a Tribune analysis of about ‘What if I had a whether Chatman’s blurred “repeatedly with a baton testimony been believed, it high-crime neighborhoods, Chicago police disciplinary family, what would my fam- figure turned toward Fry and open hand strikes even is likely that Mr. Vasquez were among the top 10 in records. ily do … if I was locked up and Toth during the chase. though he was unarmed would have been convicted the entire Police Depart- Both had earned numer- for a year?’ ” Vasquez said. Fry was never disci- and did not actually swing, of one or more crimes. It is ment for amassing the most ous awards for their police “Good thing I had … a video. plined for the shooting. The hit, kick or use any force,” difficult to overstate the complaints between mid- work and had not been Thank God.” case, though, exposed an the board wrote. harm this would have December 2010 and mid- disciplined for a single apparent division within In addition to the Rule 14 caused.” December 2014. complaint until the Police [email protected] the Independent Police Re- violations, the board also The two officers could Over that four-year pe- Board handed down its Twitter @JeremyGorner view Authority, the much- maligned city agency that investigated police shoot- ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ings but was disbanded as part of the fallout over McDonald’s shooting. 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But in experience, serving Northern Illinois with late 2016, the city agreed to pay $3 million to settle a multiple practices, it continues to utilize cutting- lawsuit by Chatman’s mother. edge technology to help restore patients’ The incident that cost health. The institute recently announced its Fry his job seems almost trivial by comparison with latest state-of-the-art healing procedure: Chatman’s shooting. In July 2013 — six regenerative stem cell therapy. months after Chatman’s shooting — Fry, a tactical Local Regenerative Medicine Center recently officer then assigned to the South Chicago police dis- announced its latest state-of-the-art healing trict, and his partner, Lo- bianco, responded to a call procedure; regenerative stem cell therapy. of a woman screaming for Local Regenerative Medicine Center is now help in the 9500 block of South Avenue M on the offering painless stem cell injections for pain Southeast Side. and advanced procedures for arthritic and/ Hearing screams inside a garage, the officers an- or degenerative conditions, expecially those nounced they were police, kicked in the locked service found in the knees, hips, should, neck and door and then subdued and lower back. arrested Frank Vasquez “af- ter a violent physical strug- gle,” according to the 29- These remarkable treatments can repair tissue page report issued by the Police Board. in the body that has been damaged from The Police Board case age, disease or degeneration. They do this focused on the officers’ claim — both at the time of by pinpointing the impaired areas, removing the incident and later at trial — that Vasquez was the swelling with powerful anti-inflammatory atop then-girlfriend Chey- properties and healing them by regenerating enne Bailey, in the midst of the heated argument, as the new cells and tissue. officers broke into the ga- rage. But at his trial in Novem- This innovative therapy is particularly effective Our FREE Educational Seminars ber 2013 on misdemeanor in treating such conditions as degenerative charges of domestic battery are held several times a week in and resisting arrest, arthritis, degenerative cartilage and ligaments, the following towns: Vasquez pulled a surprise, bone spurs, degenerative joint disease, producing video from a Crystal Lake Oak Brook surveillance camera show- bursitis, tendinitis, and especially Osteoarthritis May 22 at 12:00 May 29 at 12:00 ing that he and Bailey were both standing when the of the Knee. May 22 at 6:30 May 29 at 6:30 door was kicked in. Vasquez June 19 at 12:00 was acquitted of all charges. According to the Local Regenerative Medicine Chicago UIC After his acquittal, June 19 at 6:30 May29at1:00 Vasquez filed a federal law- Center chief medical officer, patients can May29at6:30 suit against the city as well experience a significant decrease in pain and Gurnee as a complaint with IPRA, Northbrook but the police oversight an improvement in range of motion within May 22 at 1:00 agency closed its investiga- May 29 at 1:00 tion when Vasquez failed to weeks of treatment. May22at6:30 May 29 at 6:30 sign a required sworn state- June 19 at 1:00 ment. June 19 at 6:30 Huntley Almost 2½ years inex- “We are so excited about the results we are June 5 at 10:30 plicably passed before seeing with our patients. More Importantly, IPRA reopened its probe Chicago Downtown June5at5:30 after receiving the video. By our patients are excited about living their June 2017, police Superin- May 22 at 1:00 Vernon Hills tendent Eddie Johnson lives enjoying the activities they enjoy. 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Army dreams of lean killer machines Pentagon to spend doesn’t necessarily give you that much” for ground nearly $1 billion for troops, said Bielat, the En- combat robots deavor Robotics CEO. “There is occasional inter- By Justin Bachman est in weaponizing robots, Bloomberg News but it’s not particularly strong interest. What is en- From the spears hurled visioned in these discus- by Romans to the missiles sions is always man-in-the- launched by fighter pilots, loop, definitely not autono- the weapons humans use to mous use of weapons.” kill each other have always Yet, depending on one’s been subject to improve- perspective, machines that ment. kill autonomously are either Militaries seek to make a harbinger of a “Termina- each one ever-more lethal tor”-style dystopia or a logi- and, in doing so, better cal evolution of warfare. protect the soldier who This new generation of wields it. weaponry would be armed But in the next evolution and able to “see” and assess of combat, the U.S. Army is a battle zone faster and heading down a path that more thoroughly than a may lead humans off the human — and react far more battlefield entirely. quickly. What happens next Over the next few years, is where the topic veers into the Pentagon is poised to a moral, perhaps existential, spend almost $1 billion for a morass. range of robots designed to “It seems inevitable that complement combat MARV LYNCHARD/U.S. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE technology is taking us to a troops. Beyond explosives disposal, the new robots will perform complex reconnaissance and even carry a soldier’s gear. point where countries will Beyond scouting and ex- face the question of plosives disposal, these new light, medium and heavy as well as chemical, biolog- tralize improvised explo- geared toward affordability. whether to delegate lethal machines will sniff out haz- categories. ical, radioactive and nuclear sive devices. “If we want to change decision-making to mach- ardous chemicals or other In April, the Army threats, is scheduled to en- Military brass were try- payloads, then we can ines,” said Paul Scharre, a agents, perform complex awarded a $429.1 million ter service by late summer ing to quickly solve a vexing spend our money on chang- senior fellow and director of reconnaissance and even contract to two Massachu- 2019. The Army plans to problem that was killing ing the payloads and not the technology and national carry a soldier’s gear. setts companies, Endeavor determine its needs for a troops, but the acquisition having to change the whole security program at the “Within five years, I have Robotics of Chelmsford and larger, heavier class of robot strategy led to a motley system,” he said. Center for a New American no doubt there will be Waltham-based QinetiQ later this year. assortment of devices that While it ramps up to use Security. robots in every Army for- North America, for small “It’s a recognition that trade journal Defense News its newer robots, the Army Last year, 116 founders of mation,” said Bryan bots weighing fewer than 25 ground robots can do a lot last year called “a petting will retain about 2,500 of robotics and artificial intel- McVeigh, the Army’s proj- pounds. more, and there’s a lot of zoo of various ground ro- the medium and small ro- ligence, including Elon ect manager for force pro- This spring, Endeavor capabilities that can and bots.” bots from the older fleet. Musk, the billionaire found- tection. also landed two contracts should be exploited,” said This approach also Amid their many capaci- er of Tesla Inc. and SpaceX, He touted a record 800 worth $34 million from the Sean Bielat, Endeavor’s meant that each “pet” was ties, none of the current or sent a letter to the United robots fielded over the past Marine Corps for small and chief executive officer. essentially a one-off device planned U.S. infantry robots Nations urging a ban on 18 months. midsized robots. Specifically, he points to used for a single task. The is armed — yet. lethal autonomous weap- “We’re going from talk- In October, the Army “the dull, the dirty and the Army’s approach is to field But armed robots are ons. ing about robots to actually awarded Endeavor $158.5 dangerous” infantry tasks as more inter-operable robots hardly new with South Ko- “Once developed, they building and fielding pro- million for a class of more those best suited torobotics. with a common chassis, rea deploying sentry gun- will permit armed conflict grams,” he said. “This is an than 1,200 medium robots, During combat opera- allowing different sensors bots in the demilitarized to be fought at a scale exciting time to be work- called the Man-Transport- tions in Iraq and Af- and payloads to be attached, zone fronting North Korea greater than ever, and at ing on robots with the able Robotic System, Incre- ghanistan, the Defense De- along with standardized and various countries flying timescales faster than hu- Army.” ment II, weighing less than partment amassed an in- controllers for various plat- drones equipped with a mans can comprehend,” the But that’s just the begin- 165 pounds. ventory of more than 7,000 forms, said McVeigh, a re- variety of weapons. letter stated, warning of a ning. The Pentagon has split The MTRS robot, de- robots, with much of the tired Army colonel. “Just strapping a conven- “Pandora’s box” being its robot platforms into signed to detect explosives hardware designed to neu- This strategy is also tional weapon onto a robot opened with such systems. Family, friends recall shooting victims’ optimism and humor By Juan Lozano and Sarah Zimmerman Associated Press

SANTA FE, Texas — Hardworking. Funny. Lov- ing. Grieving family and friends recalled the endear- ing qualities of some of the 10 victims in Friday’s mass shooting at Santa Fe High School. The attack, 30 miles southeast of Hous- ton, also injured 13 others. A 17-year-old student, SCOTT OLSON/GETTY JUAN BARRETO/GETTY-AFP Dimitrios Pagourtzis, is be- Members attend service at Arcadia First Baptist Church A man casts his vote Sunday in front of an image of late Venezuelan President Hugo ing held on murder near Santa Fe, where Gov. Greg Abbott hugged mourners. Chavez during presidential elections at a polling station in Caracas, the capital. charges. Eight of the 10 victims about getting shot” if he and had three children and were students: Jared Black, were alive. eight grandchildren. Leia Shana Fisher, Christian Ril- Olinde said Tisdale, her Maduro wins; rivals urge ey Garcia, Aaron McLeod, Angelique Ramirez, 15: aunt, was like a mother to Angelique Ramirez, Sabika Brad Drake, senior pastor her and helped her shop for Sheikh, Christopher Jake at Dayspring Church, de- wedding dresses last year. new vote in Venezuela Stone and Kimberly scribed Ramirez as “a sweet “She helped me put it on, Vaughan. The other two, young lady, who had a style she helped fix my hair,” By Scott Smith and many governments around of this country,” said Javier Glenda Perkins and Cyn- all of her own.” He said she Olinde said through tears. Joshua Goodman the world rejected the elec- Bertucci, a television evan- thia Tisdale, were teachers. “almost always had a new “She was wonderful. She Associated Press tion even before ballots gelist who was considered About the victims: hairstyle.” was just so loving,” Olinde, were cast as several key a long-shot in the race. 25. “I’ve never met a wom- CARACAS, Venezuela — rivals of Maduro were Bertucci and Falcon both Jared Black, 17: His birth- Chris Stone, 17: Stone was an who loved her family so Venezuela’s election offi- barred from running. accused Venezuela’s elec- day was Wednesday and he among a group of students much.” cials said late Sunday that Increasing authoritarian toral authorities of allow- was looking forward to a who blocked the door to try Also Sunday, the Na- socialist leader Nicolas rule and mismanagement ing what they called blatant party this weekend at his to prevent the gunman tional Rifle Association’s Maduro won a second six- of the state-run oil industry violations, including politi- family’s just-purchased from entering their art incoming president blamed year term as president of have caused a deepening cal sloganeering near vot- swimming pool. An older classroom. But the shooter the deadly school shooting the oil-rich South Ameri- economic crisis, putting ing centers. brother, Anthony, of fired his shotgun through in Santa Fe on youngsters can country, while his main Venezuela on the brink of At numerous polling Odessa, was planning to the door, striking Stone in “steeped in a culture of rivals disputed the legiti- collapse. sites, socialist party sup- visit with his wife and kids. the chest. Stone was outgo- violence.” macy of the vote and called Earlier, voting centers porters set up red tents Jared also had a younger ing, “really funny” and had Retired Lt. Col. Oliver for a new election. across Venezuela’s capital nearby where they scanned brother, Houston, 13. His a lot of friends, said Bran- North told “Fox News Sun- The National Election appeared largely empty government issued stepfather, Travis Stanich, den Auzston, a junior at day” that authorities are Council announced that during the day, and author- “Fatherland Cards” that told the Houston Chronicle Santa Fe High. trying “like the dickens” to with almost 93 percent of ities kept polling stations voters said they hoped that Black loved art, video treat symptoms instead of polling stations reporting, open past the official clos- would bring them a cash games, sci-fi, wrestling and Sabika Sheikh, 18: Abdul going after the disease. He Maduro won nearly 68 ing time while government bonus or even a free apart- wolves. Aziz Sheikh said his daugh- said the disease isn’t the percent of the votes in officials offered assurances ment. ter, an exchange student, Second Amendment. He Sunday’s election, beating that millions turned out to Under Venezuela’s elec- Shana Fisher, 16: Shana’s was an accomplished teen said that depriving law- his nearest challenger vote early. toral law, any political ac- mother, Sadie Rodriguez, who aspired to work in civil abiding citizens of their Henri Falcon by almost 40 Opposition leaders said tivities must take place described her daughter as service, hoping one day to constitutional right to have points. the lifeless voting centers about 650 feet from voting “shy and sweet” with a join Pakistan’s Foreign Of- a firearm won’t stop shoot- The opposition through- were evidence that Vene- centers. passion for video games. fice. “One should not lose ings like the one that hap- out the day argued that a zuelans heeded their call to National Electoral Rodriguez believes her his heart by such kind of pened Friday. Maduro victory would lack abstain from voting in an Council President Tibisay daughter was targeted by incidents,” he said. “One North identified the legitimacy because many election they contended Lucena said officials had Pagourtzi after she repeat- should not stop going for “disease” as youngsters voters stayed home, heed- was certain to be rigged in confirmed a handful of edly rejected his advances. education to the U.S. or growing up in a culture ing the call to boycott an favor of Maduro. complaints and rectified U.K., or China, or any- where violence is common- election seen as rigged. Both Maduro and two violations. Aaron McLeod, 15: where. One must go for place. He listed such things Government critics also anti-government candi- A 2010 study by the McLeod, a freshman, went education undeterred. But as violent movies and TV say other voters were pres- dates who broke with the Brookings Institution cov- by his middle name Kyle. controlling such incidents shows and drug use, specif- sured into voting for opposition’s push to boy- ering 171 electoral boycotts Close friend Kali Reeves is the responsibility of the ically Ritalin, which is used Maduro. cott the election urged vot- around the world found said Kyle could always be respective governments.” to treat hyperactivity disor- Electoral authorities ers to go to the polls that such maneuvers rarely counted on to make light of der. said turnout is projected to Sunday. succeeded in rendering any situation, adding she Cynthia Tisdale, 63: The Investigators haven’t reach 48 percent. “We’re not going to let a elections illegitimate in the wouldn’t have been sur- substitute teacher was mar- linked Pagourtzis to Ritalin The United States and minority decide the destiny eyes of the world. prised if he “made a joke ried for close to 40 years or other drugs. 12 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, May 21, 2018 U.S. putting trade war on hold, Mnuchin says Trade, from Page 1 expert at the nonpartisan Peterson Institute for inter- on June 12 in Singapore. national Economics in Analysts expressed Washington. doubts that China’s com- The U.S. could certainly mitment to “significantly export more farm products increase purchases” of U.S. to China. Total shipments of agriculture and other goods agricultural goods to China would make a meaningful last year were about $20 dent in the trade deficit. billion, more than half of They also warned that the them soybeans. more cooperative tone may “For now, expect the Chi- not last long, especially as nese to go back to buying Trump has given conflict- lots of U.S. soybeans and ing signals and orders in- Boeing aircraft, a big-ticket volving China trade and item that can move the relations. needle,” said Oded Shenkar, “While there will be peri- a China expert and business odic cease-fires, U.S.-Chi- professor at Ohio State Uni- nese trade relations will versity. ‘But what else can remain tense, with more the Chinese buy from the barriers to trade and invest- U.S.?” ments,” said David Lo- The U.S. has greater po- evinger, a former senior tential to export more serv- Treasury Department offi- ices to China, expecially if cial for China affairs. Beijing opens its financial Mnuchin acknowledged and other services markets, as much, noting that Trump as it has pledged to do. “But “can always decide to put any change on the services the tariffs back on if China side, where the U.S. is most doesn’t go through with competitive, will take their commitments.” years,” Shenkar said. Trump had threatened to BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/GETTY-AFP 2017 The Chinese proposal to slap tariffs on $150 billion of Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin hosts Chinese Vice Premier Wang Yang last year at the department. On Sunday, the buy more U.S. energy re- Chinese goods, with the sides agreed to back off from imposing tariffs on each other. sources such as natural gas first $50 billion outlined in also will take years because detail and ready to take Toshiba business unit. Trump and supporters of Council, had indicated that “We expect to see a very of a lack of pipeline and effect soon. China had The easing of tensions, at a hard-line approach to Beijing had agreed to pare big increase, 35 to 45 per- other U.S. infrastructure. vowed to retaliate with its least for now, was wel- China have repeatedly cited down its trade surplus by cent increases in agriculture The U.S. could improve own tariffs on U.S. goods comed by investors and the large trade deficit as a “at least $200 billion.” this year alone,” Mnuchin its trade balance by relaxing and services. other governments who key measure of the imbal- On Sunday, Kudlow said. “In energy, doubling export controls prohibiting Mnuchin’s climb-down fear a U.S.-China trade war ance between the two na- backed away from that fig- the energy purchases,” he the sale of various U.S. highlights how hard it is to could ricochet into econo- tions. ure, saying that “maybe I got said, adding that “you could software, equipment and pull the trigger on what mies around the globe. Last year the U.S. ex- ahead of the curve.” He also see $50 billion, $60 billion a other sensitive goods. But could quickly become a Mnuchin led the admin- ported $130 billion of Chi- appeared to cast doubt on year of energy purchases many in the Trump admin- punishing trade war, Lo- istration’s talks with senior nese merchandise while it whether the threat of tariffs over the next three to five istration as well as Congress evinger said. Chinese officials Thursday imported $506 billion had been eased. “I don’t years.” are suspicious of China’s Mnuchin’s positive fore- and Friday in Washington. worth of goods made in think we’re at that stage Economists and China growing military capa- cast came days after Trump In a joint U.S.-Chinese China. yet,” he said on CBS’ “Face experts said they doubt the bilities, and are moving to unexpectedly pledged to statement Saturday, Beijing That resulted in a deficit the Nation.” U.S. could export anywhere clamp down on such sales, help the Chinese telecom- agreed to “substantially re- of $375 billion, although Both Kudlow and near the amount necessary not the other way around. equipment company ZTE duce” the U.S. trade deficit with trade in services like Mnuchin said the two sides to make a substantial “Basically the mutual survive crippling penalties with China. tourism and licensing fees, had made good progress in change in the trade deficit suspension of tariff threats for violating U.S. sanctions. The statement said China the overall U.S. trade deficit their talks and, significantly, with China. signals that progress has “Too many jobs in China would expand its purchases with China was about $337 that Trump had viewed the “The numbers Mnuchin been made and it is also a lost,” the president tweeted. of American farm and ener- billion. latest discussions as pro- set forth might keep our trust building measure,” Beijing offered its own gy exports. The statement The Trump administra- ductive and positive. deficit from expanding fur- Shenkar said. “This does conciliatory gestures by did not say how much tion had proposed a cut in Mnuchin said the admin- ther over the next few years, not guarantee that a suc- dropping an anti-dumping China would buy, or how the deficit of $200 billion or istration would send Com- but they are not likely to cessful resolution will be probe into imported U.S. much of the trade deficit more, and on Friday, Larry merce Secretary Wilbur reduce it materially in abso- reached.” sorghum and unblocking an Beijing would aim to re- Kudlow, Trump’s director Ross to Beijing to work out lute terms,” said Nicholas American firm’s bid to buy a duce. of the National Economic details. Lardy, a China economy [email protected]

President wants probe of tactics in Russia inquiry Trump, from Page 1 request for comment. ask Justice Department The White House did not prosecutors to open a new terrorist groups and other respond to questions as to investigation into what potential targets. The use of whether the expansion of Trump and his supporters one against members of the the inspector general re- call improprieties in the Trump campaign has be- view would satisfy Trump’s Mueller probe. come the latest flashpoint in concerns. Horowitz announced in the high-stakes political “I hereby demand, and March that he had battle over the Russia inves- will do so officially tomor- launched an internal inves- tigation. row, that the Department of tigation at the request of The dispute could lead to Justice look into whether or Attorney General Jeff Ses- heightened conflict be- not the FBI/DOJ infiltrated sions and congressional Re- tween the White House and or surveilled the Trump publicans. the Justice Department Campaign for Political Pur- His focus was on over an investigation that poses - and if any such whether Justice Depart- began as a counterintelli- demands or requests were ment and FBI officials gence probe during the made by people within the abused their authority by 2016 campaign, partly be- Obama Administration!” he relying on intelligence com- cause of suspicious contacts tweeted Sunday. piled by Christopher Steele, ARTYOM KOROTAYEV/TASS/ABACA PRESS 2016 between several of Trump’s Trump’s demand marked a former British spy paid by Carter Page is one of the three former Trump aides who reportedly met with an informant aides and Russian author- a shift from his near-daily Democrats, to obtain a sur- as the FBI sought information on the campaign’s ties to Russian operatives. ities. It later became a wide- complaints about Mueller’s veillance warrant on Carter ranging criminal investiga- effort to determine if any- Page, a former Trump cam- more information from the Trump has previously drafted by Nunes, that tion led by special counsel one from Trump’s cam- paign adviser who was Justice Department. warned he may exert more claimed investigators im- Robert Mueller. paign conspired with Mos- under suspicion for Russian “If they ran a spy ring or influence at the Justice De- properly obtained the sur- And the president’s law- cow during the 2016 elec- contacts. an informant ring, and they partment “because what’s veillance warrant on Page. yer, Rudy Giuliani, said that tion, which the president Page is one of the three were paying people within going on is a disgrace.” The FBI called the con- Mueller recently shared a called “the world’s most former Trump aides who the Trump campaign, if any Rep. Adam Schiff, D- clusions inaccurate, and timetable that suggested expensive witch hunt” Sun- reportedly met with the FBI of that is true, that is an Calif., the top Democrat on Democrats said the Foreign that the probe could end by day. informant. The other two absolute red line,” Nunes the House intelligence com- Intelligence Surveillance Sept. 1 if Trump were to sit Whether he now intends were Sam Clovis, then a said on “Fox News Sunday.” mittee, called Trump’s de- Court was adequately in- for an interview in July, to exercise his executive campaign aide, and George “You can’t do this to politi- mand “an abuse of power, formed that some informa- which is the legal team’s authority over the Justice Papadopoulos, a foreign cal campaigns.” and an effort to distract tion in the warrant applica- new working plan. Department to undermine policy adviser. Clovis has FBI Director Christo- from his growing legal tion came from sources “We said to them, ‘If the investigation is less not been accused of wrong- pher Wray warned last problems.” with political motivations. we’re going to be inter- clear, but critics raised cau- doing; Papadopoulos has week about potentially The use of an informant In the year since Mueller viewed in July, how much tion flags. pleaded guilty to lying to the putting confidential in- is the latest grievance that took over the probe, his time until the report gets “This is just direct inter- FBI and is cooperating with formants at risk by disclos- Trump and his allies have team has obtained guilty issued?’ ” Giuliani told The ference in an investigation Mueller’s team. ing their identity. “The day raised to undercut public pleas from five individuals, Associated Press on Sunday, that centers around the Republicans and conser- that we can’t protect human faith in the Justice Depart- mostly for lying to investi- referring to the report administration,” said Julian vative commentators claim sources is the day the ment, starting with his com- gators. They also have Mueller is expected to issue Zelizer, a Princeton Uni- the FBI improperly infil- American people start be- plaint during and since the charged Trump’s former to Congress at the conclu- versity history professor. trated or spied on the coming less safe,” he testi- campaign that the FBI campaign chief, Paul Mana- sion of his investigation. “This is basically a cam- Trump campaign for parti- fied to the Senate Appro- should have prosecuted fort, with numerous finan- “They said September, paign of intimidation.” san purposes. priations Committee. Democratic nominee Hilla- cial crimes unrelated to the which is good for everyone, Trump could order the Rep. Devin Nunes, R- Giuliani told CNN last ry Clinton for using a pri- campaign, and have in- because no one wants this FBI to provide Congress Calif., chairman of the week that neither he nor vate computer server when dicted 13 Russians for med- to drag into the midterms.” with more records involv- House intelligence commit- Trump knows for certain if she was secretary of state. dling in the U.S. election. The special counsel's of- ing the informant, as Re- tee and an ardent Trump there was a spy on the Trump also has capi- fice did not respond to a publicans have sought, or supporter, has demanded campaign. talized on a GOP memo, [email protected] Pope Francis chooses new crop of 14 cardinals By Frances D’emilio surprise remarks to pil- chosen by Francis to be- archbishop of Karachi, Pa- Thomas Aquinas Manyo, Francis cited three other Associated Press grims and tourists gathered come cardinals since he was kistan. who was bishop of Hiroshi- churchmen who are too old in St. Peter’s Square for the a cardinal from Argentina Two top Vatican officials ma before Francis made to vote for the next pope, VATICAN CITY — Pope pope’s weekly greetings elected pontiff by his peers also are among the new him archbishop of Osaka, but he chose as cardinals Francis on Sunday revealed from a Vatican palace win- in 2013. crop of cardinals: Monsi- Japan, in 2014; Monsignor because “they have distin- his latest picks to be cardi- dow. The latest “princes of the gnor Luis Ladaria, 74, a Antonio dos Santos Marto, guished themselves for nals in the Catholic Church, Eleven of the men tapped church” hail from countries Spanish dogmatic theology bishop of Portugal’s popular their service to the church.” including his chief aide for for the honor would be that include Madagascar, professor; and Italian Mon- shrine town of Leiria-Fati- They are Emeritus Arch- helping the poor in Rome eligible to cast ballots in the Peru, Mexico and Japan, signor Giovanni Angelo ma; Monsignor Desire bishop of Xalapa, Mexico, and prelates based in Iraq secret conclave that would which has a tiny minority of Becciu. Tsarahazana, archbishop of Sergio Obeso Rivera; Span- and Pakistan, where Chris- someday select Francis’ Catholics. Others tapped include: Toamasina, Madagascar; ish priest Aquilino Bocos tians are a vulnerable mi- successor, assuming they Among the new cardinals Monsignor Pedro Barreto, a and Monsignor Giuseppe Merino; and Monsignor nority. don’t exceed the voting age is Louis Raphael I Sako, 69, Jesuit who is archbishop of Petrocchi, archbishop of Toribio Ticona Porco, a Bo- “I am happy to announce limit of 80 by the time a new who has been the Baghdad- Huancayo, Peru; Monsignor L’Aquila, an Italian moun- livian prelate who worked that on June 29, I will hold a pope must be elected. based patriarch of Baby- Angelo De Donatis of Italy; tain town struggling to re- as a miner to support his consistory to make 14 new The latest group is the lonia of the Chaldeans since Monsignor Konrad Krajew- cover from a 2009 earth- family before entering the cardinals,” Francis said in fifth batch of churchmen 2013; and Joseph Coutts, 72, ski of Poland; Monsignor quake. seminary at 30. Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, May 21, 2018 13

NEWS BRIEFING Negotiating Staff and news services NAFTA could spill into 2019, Faster-moving Hawaii lava Mnuchin says enters sea, spews new danger WASHINGTON — Treasury Secretary Steven PAHOA, Hawaii — A Lava flows have picked Mnuchin said Sunday that volcano that is oozing, up speed in past days, efforts to renegotiate a spewing and exploding on spattering molten rock trade agreement with Hawaii’s Big Island has that hit a man in the shin Canada and Mexico could gotten more hazardous in Saturday outside his spill into next year. recent days, with rivers of home, shattering “every- The Trump adminis- molten rock pouring into thing from there down on tration missed an informal the ocean Sunday and his leg,” said a spokes- deadline Thursday that flying lava causing the first woman for the Hawaii had been set by House major injury. County mayor. Speaker Paul Ryan to get a Kilauea volcano began Lava that’s flying revamped North Ameri- erupting more than two through the air from can Free Trade Agree- weeks ago and has burned cracks in the Earth can ment to Congress in time dozens of homes, forced weigh as much as a refrig- for lawmakers to vote on it thousands of people to flee erator and even small DESMOND BOYLAN/AP in a midterm election year. and shot up plumes of pieces can be deadly, offi- Mnuchin told “Fox harmful gases and ash. cials said. Grieving relatives of passengers who died in the Cubana de Aviacion airliner crash last News Sunday” that the week wait for the identification of their loved ones’ bodies at a morgue Sunday in Ha- negotiators are “still far vana. Three female passengers survived the crash that killed 110, officials said. apart” but continue to work through many is- 25 African migrants come sues. Cubans mourn plane crash Mnuchin said Presi- ashore in Brazil after sea rescue dent Donald Trump is more determined to get a SAO PAULO — About adrift when they were dead; officials ID 20 bodies deal he believes is good for two dozen African mi- rescued, according to the the U.S. than he is worried grants were brought G1 news website, which HAVANA — At morgues brushes that could be used ban state-run airline Cu- about meeting a specific ashore in northeastern also said they had been at and in church services, in identifications. bana de Aviacion veered deadline. Brazil after being rescued sea for weeks. tearful Cubans on Sunday He said the number of sharply shortly after takeoff Trump has long said at sea by fishermen, Bra- Those aboard were de- mourned loved ones who bodies recovered by au- from Havana on Friday NAFTA was bad for the zilian authorities said hydrated and received died in the country’s worst thorities matches the tally afternoon and crashed in a U.S. and its workers. Sunday. medical care and meals air disaster in three dec- of those on board, account- fireball in a cassava field. Its The government of Ma- upon arrival, the state gov- ades. ing for three Cuban women destination had been the ranhao state said that 25 ernment said. Island authorities said who were the only sur- eastern city of Holguin. people from Cape Verde, Every year, tens of thou- they have identified 20 vivors and are hospitalized It was carrying 107 pas- Palestinian President Guinea, Nigeria, Senegal sands of people from Afri- bodies and recovered all in serious condition, so it is sengers — mostly Cubans Mahmoud Abbas was and Sierra Leone along ca and the Middle East try human remains from the believed none are unac- and also five foreigners — hospitalized with fever with two Brazilians to reach Europe in smug- field next to Havana’s inter- counted for. and a six-person flight crew Sunday just days after landed Saturday. glers’ boats. But such jour- national airport where a Gonzalez said many of from Mexico. Some family undergoing surgery on his The migrants’ boat was neys to Brazil are rare. passenger jet crashed Fri- the bodies were affected by members of the Mexican ear, an official said. The day, killing 110 people. the trauma of the crash, the victims arrived in Cuba late 83-year-old Abbas, who is Cuba’s chief forensics of- flames and the heat, and Saturday to assist in the said to be a heavy smoker, ficial, Jorge Gonzalez, said the identification process identifications. has endured a series of all families had been con- could take at least 30 days. Cuba has declared two recent health scares that In rare attack, cougar kills man, tacted and asked to provide The Boeing 737 belong- days of mourning over the have revived Palestinian injures another near Seattle blood and objects such as ing to a Mexican charter disaster, whose cause is anxiety over who will suc- photographs and tooth- company and hired by Cu- under investigation. ceed him. A cougar killed one man that authorities recom- and seriously injured an- mend people do during other in a rare attack such encounters to drive Saturday morning in rural the animals away. Climber sets Everest record, plans next ascent Lottery officials said a Washington state, author- But as the bikers were single ticket was sold at a ities said. catching their breath, the KATHMANDU, Nepal ready to retire. He first scaled Everest at Shoprite grocery store in The two men, in their cougar lunged at one of — A veteran Sherpa guide “I will continue to climb. 24, and he has made the Hackensack, N.J., with the 30s, were mountain biking them and latched on to his who scaled Mount Everest I have not reached my climb almost every year Powerball jackpot worth near North Bend, a foot- head. for a record 22nd time last retirement age, and until I since then. an estimated $315.3 mil- hills town about 30 miles That man managed to week returned from the retire I will continue to be a Kami Rita’s father was lion. The ticket for Sat- from Seattle, about 11 a.m. escape, only to find his mountain Sunday and said guide on Everest,” he said. among the first profes- urday night’s drawing when they realized a friend being chased by the he’s already planning his He also said he will sional guides after Nepal matched all five white cougar was chasing them. cougar. The other man next trip. continue to climb other opened to foreign trekkers balls and the Powerball to State officials told KIRO- dropped his bike, ran into After flying back to peaks and plans to attempt and mountaineers in 1950. win the jackpot, which has TV that the men made the woods and was later Kathmandu by helicopter, Mount Everest again next His brother has scaled Ev- a $183.2 million cash val- loud noises — something killed, authorities said. Kami Rita, 48, said he’s not year. erest 17 times. ue.

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EDITORIALS ‘They do not care. They have this culture that “Everything is free” ’ Cook County staffers leave millions uncollected: The ‘self-motivation’ gap

More than a decade ago, the Tribune reported that Cook County’s hospitals and clinics often failed to bill or collect for medical services because doctors didn’t bill or clerks didn’t complete the paper- work, or, or, or … Whatever the excuse, the health system lost untold millions because staffers couldn’t be bothered to ask patients to pay for their care. Most of the patients treated at Cook County were low-income, unin- sured, and couldn’t pay anyway, the staff’s reasoning went. So why waste time with billing — taxpayers would pony up the money. All of that changed with the expansion of Medicaid under Obamacare a few years ago. Now, many more of Cook County’s patients are insured, either under the county’s Medicaid health plan, called CountyCare, or under other carriers.

Unfortunately, one issue remains unresolved: The county health system is still leaving millions on the table because of lax procedures and employee errors. Cook County Inspector General Patrick Blanchard estimates the system lost $165 million or more in potential revenue over the past three years. That’s not an incon- sequential loss to shrug off as the cost of doing business. That’s money that, had it been collected, would have helped the county health system’s bottom line. ANTONIO PEREZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Health officials dispute the inspector Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle and others say they’re fixing the problem with training, staffing, focus. Sounds familiar. general’s figure. They estimate the loss is much lower. number of registration clerks, coders, and chard’s report: Many of the system’s prob- concede there’s a problem. They say billers who do not possess adequate self- lems start with faulty scheduling of pa- they’re fixing it with more training, more Does that make you feel better, Cook motivation or the required skill sets and tient appointments. Patients are supposed staffing, more focus. Things are getting County residents? knowledge base” to do their jobs. to get a new “financial identification num- better. Have we heard similar assurances Why the problems? Everyone agrees Adequate self-motivation? We prefer ber” with each visit. But if the clerk before? We have. that the Medicaid expansion under Oba- the translation provided by Cook County doesn’t arrange that, insurers won’t pay. Can you imagine such carelessness, or macare has brought sweeping changes. Commissioner Richard Boykin, D-Oak The difference between doing it right and ineptitude, at, say, an Advocate or Uni- New accounting systems. More compli- Park, about why the system isn’t collecting doing it the Cook County way: “The versity of Chicago hospital? cated procedures. But those don’t explain all it could: “The reason it’s not being scheduler has to click two more buttons We’ve heard a lot about training of why so much money has gone uncol- captured is they don’t care,” he said. “They ...” the report says. employees and improved billing proc- lected. do not care. They have this culture that Two clicks. esses. We’d like to hear more about conse- Blanchard’s most appalling finding, ‘Everything is free, it’s OK ’cause we’re quences for health staffers who can’t be based on interviews with hospital staffers: county.’ ” Cook County Board President Toni bothered to do the job right. His report suggests there are “a significant Egregious example, according to Blan- Preckwinkle and health system execs Remember: Two clicks. How keyless ignition could kill you

Keyless ignition is one of those wel- Another 45 have been injured, some of $5 to retrofit a car to automatically turn Markey, D-Mass., urged that it follow come advances in auto design that are them with brain damage. The odorless, itself off. “Preventing even one serious through on that 2011 rule, because “this easy to appreciate. No more fumbling for invisible gas fills the home and the occu- injury over three years would make the problem has not been solved by volun- the key, no more dropping it in a gutter, no pants are overcome, often as they sleep. proposed rule cost-beneficial,” NHTSA tary measures.” more trying to slip it into the ignition in More than half of the 17 million new concluded. It could be solved voluntarily — and if the dark. Just open the door, get in and cars and light trucks sold each year in this A mortal danger that is cheap and easy auto companies are smart, it will be. punch the button. The fob never has to country have this feature. The danger has to avert? It sounds like something au- Aside from the prospect of a federal leave your purse or pocket. long been apparent: In 2011, the Society tomakers would rush to do — on new mandate, they also face potential legal But the convenience carries a danger of Automotive Engineers recommended vehicles, at least, if not on old ones. And trouble. In 2016, a judge dismissed a that is easy to overlook. With quiet mod- that these vehicles give off beeps or some, including Ford and GM, have de- class-action lawsuit over such deaths, ern engines, it’s not hard to forget to shut honks to alert drivers when they get out signed new models to cut the engine after but it’s safe to bet the industry has not the car off when you park it and walk and leave a car running — and even to a given time if the fob is out of the car. heard the last from plaintiffs’ attorneys. away none the wiser. This is risky if the shut the car off after, say, 30 minutes. The wonder is that every carmaker There’s also the court of public opinion: vehicle is on the street or in a parking lot. That same year, the National Highway hasn’t done the same thing. Maybe they’ll Carmakers who don’t solve this prob- But it can be deadly in a garage. Traffic Safety Administration proposed a wake up and act in response to the Times lem won’t enjoy the inevitable bad Since 2006, an investigation by The rule to protect against this hazard, but it report. They got a heads-up when Heidi publicity. New York Times found, 28 people have was not adopted. At the time, the agency King, nominated to head NHTSA, was This is a flaw in the technology that died of carbon monoxide poisoning after a said a simple software modification cost- grilled by senators about the agency’s creates a grave peril. Carmakers should keyless-ignition vehicle was mistakenly ing a few cents would fix the problem. In inaction. A letter from Sen. Richard Blu- waste no time acting, because their left idling in a garage attached to a house. a 2015 recall, General Motors said it cost menthal, D-Conn., and Sen. Edward customers’ lives are at stake.

WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING EDITORIAL CARTOON

If there’s one thing that’s sustained liberals through the trials of the 2016 election and its aftermath, it’s faith that demography will come to their rescue to ensure that they eventually prevail against the right-wing, racist populism of the Trump-era Republican Party. Yes, the U.S. is on track to become at some point around 2045 a “minority white” nation — in the sense that if we lump every person who isn’t white into a single demographic category of “non-white,” whites will be outnumbered. … But the truth is that people of Hispanic, African, West Indian, East Asian, South Asian, and Arab descent don’t perceive themselves as (or vote as if they are) members of a unified bloc. They are discrete groups. Most of them do lean Democratic, but not uniformly, and they do so for disparate reasons rooted in the cul- tures they brought with them to this country and in their distinct histories since arriving. (That’s true of white voters, too, of course.) In 2045, when the shift to “minority white” country is supposed to happen, whites will be 49.8 percent of the population, with Hispanics, at 24.6 percent, the next largest group at roughly half the size. That’s not the portrait of a country in which demo- graphics are going to deliver liberals an automatic and permanent victory. It’s the portrait of a country in which politics will continue as it always has, with dif- ferent parties and politicians jostling for the support of a range of different groups. Damon Linker, The Week CLAY BENNETT/CHATTANOOGA TIMES FREE PRESS Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, May 21, 2018 15 PERSPECTIVE

GETTY THE GLORIOUS MISERY OF CAMPING

harrowing yet mystical combination of really seems to care — but whatever: whopping 21 to 24 hours a day inside. several key ingredients. There is the I’m an opinion columnist, and we “Time and time again, research shows tent, sometimes cold and soggy. There specialize in hopeless and quixotic that people who spend more time is the backpack, often unwieldy, par- endeavors! indoors — whether it’s at home or ticularly if you follow my hair-on-fire, With that being said, I fear I am in a sitting all day at work — tend to be last-minute, throw-everything-in minor pickle, because here is what the linked to higher rates of obesity, issues Heather Wilhelm packing philosophy. state of New York is “giving” away this with cholesterol and also mental More important, there is the vast, time: free camping. health issues like anxiety and depres- The first time I ever went camping expansive wilderness, potentially “New York families who have never sion,” Natasha Bhuyan, a family physi- was in the Himalayas, in the heart of filled with wandering sasquatch — or, camped have the chance to see if they cian in Washington, D.C., told The Bhutan. Over the course of a five-day as in the case of Bhutan, wandering might enjoy the great outdoors before Washington Times. trek, we crossed through foggy moun- yeti — leading one to quietly contem- making a commitment to buy all the I’ve often thought that conserva- tains and hidden monasteries and plate the greater meaning of life. gear,” The Associated Press reported tives should be more vocal when it occasional herds of jangling yaks at There is the lack of a 7-Eleven or a May 13. “Free” — cough! ahem! — comes to using the private sector to elevations ranging from 10,000 to hospital or a cellphone signal or even a “first-time camper weekends are being protect and promote green space — 14,000 feet. It was an amazing experi- parking lot for miles upon miles. Inci- offered at 13 parks around the state and in America, free-market conserva- ence. It was also a camping baptism by dentally, there is also the vague yet throughout the summer. New camp- tion efforts abound. But in the mean- fire. persistent sense that one could poten- ers will be provided with a family tent, time, let’s raise a tepid cheer for New For all you sticklers out there, I’ll tially die in dramatic camping-related sleeping bags, sleeping pads, camp York’s camping push, which is better clarify: Sure, I had technically been fashion at any moment. This last item chairs, camp stove, lantern, even fire- than certain alternatives. “camping” before. might seem like a negative until you wood. They’ll also be greeted by a In Florida, after all, a public-school As a child, I’d traveled the American realize that it actually leads to further camping ambassador to help them get teacher was reportedly just caught West in the back of an RV. In middle deep (if somewhat panicked) contem- everything set up.” drowning raccoons in class. San Diego school, I’d attended various weeklong plation regarding the meaning of life. Perhaps this signifies the beginning County, meanwhile, recently em- woodsy Michigan summer camps, In other words, more camping of the apocalypse, but here goes: I kind barked on a laserlike and dastardly complete with musty but charming might be exactly what America needs. of like this idea. Certainly, it is unlikely push to remove popcorn machines cabins, frequently capsizing canoes, This brings me to the government of that the program will be highly effi- from local hardware stores. baffling lanyard-making craft sessions New York state, for reasons you will cient. Surely, due to the tragedy of the Camping, on the other hand, is a and lots of enthusiastic yelling at all soon discern. Like most libertarian- commons, those taxpayer-funded glorious character-building adventure. hours of the day. leaning conservatives, I regularly and family tents and sleeping bags might Perhaps it is here that you’ve spotted a But behold, dear reader — and if you vigilantly call shenanigans whenever eventually be tattered and worn, and red flag: “Character-building” often are a reader who happens to be an avid government agencies start giving away rookie campers might accidentally use serves as polite code for “a mild form outdoorsperson, you probably already “free” things, particularly if they seem the stove to set the camp chairs on fire. of short-term misery where you are know what I am about to say: These superfluous. (I’m not judging; it could happen to all completely out of your comfort zone.” experiences were not real camping. This is because these things are of us, or at least me.) I cannot lie. Sometimes it rains so They all had bathrooms and running never actually free; they are funded by Assuredly, the idea of a “camping hard you can’t even heat up your water, for heaven’s sake! In a relative your hard-earned tax dollars. It might ambassador” is kind of hilariously Spam. But here’s another truth: It’s all sense, I might as well have been stay- seem rather hopeless and quixotic to weird. But I’ll tell you one thing: part of the fun. ing in a cushy suite at the Burj Al Arab, repeatedly point this out, given the People really need to get outside. that crazy $2,000-a-night luxury hotel government’s endless and brazen “The Indoor Generation Report,” a National Review that looks like a giant metallic sail enthusiasm for labeling a growing list recent study surveying 16,000 people rising out of the water in Dubai. of decidedly un-free things “free” — across America and Europe, showed Heather Wilhelm is a writer for Real camping, of course, involves a and also given the fact that nobody that a quarter of Americans spend a National Review Online.

What is doxxing, and why is it so scary?

By Jasmine McNealy organizations have doxxed commenters many sites and services allow users to be — often strangers, or even the wider public who posted on articles. In online commu- anonymous or pseudonymous or to hide — that takes away the target’s control over It’s almost a given that you have person- nities, where people are often anonymous, their information from other users’ private data. The doxxer often seeks to al information available online. Beyond violating someone’s privacy like that is searches. Often, of course, each site itself hold the person who is doxxed account- social media and online discussion boards, considered aggressive — and for some has some private information about users, able for his or her actions, whether that’s there are public records of property owner- people, what’s come after being doxxed like an email address, for delivering serv- perpetuating or opposing online hate, or ship and voter registration, as well as mas- has been downright dangerous. ice-related notices. But online platforms failed romantic relationships. sive databases of financial information seem to offer users a measure of control In a recent case with relatively mild assembled by credit-rating agencies. over their identity and personal informa- consequences, a Temple University profes- Taken individually, many of these pieces A trail of breadcrumbs tion. sor was revealed as involved with an online of information are benign. So you cast a It’s not surprising that information has account nicknamed “truthseeker,” which ballot in the 2016 presidential election, value — particularly information related to had posted at least one anti-Muslim com- have a child enrolled at a particular public people’s identities, interests and habits. Losing control ment on a right-wing website and had also elementary school, or once posted a com- This is, after all, the age of big data, social That control is not complete, though, promoted various conservative conspiracy ment on a local newspaper site objecting to media and targeted advertising. The Face- and is not an accurate measure of personal theories. institutional racism. A great many people book-Cambridge Analytica scandal is just privacy. Users leave digital traces behind, More severe cases have resulted in on- know those things — even strangers. The one of many events in which regular peo- registering on more than one site with the line and real-world harassment of women harm doesn’t come until someone figures ple found out just how much personal same email address, posting under the in the gaming industry, prank calls to sum- out how to put these pieces together and information is available out on the internet. same username (even if a pseudonym) on mon police to a politician’s home, and even then publishes it all online. People also found out how little power multiple forums, or even using similar death threats against a person and her This kind of revelation is called they had over their information. Generally, phrases in different contexts. In addition, family. Doxxing, ultimately, makes data “doxxing,” an old internet term that comes people want, and think they have, control many sites track what network addresses into a weapon. from the idea of collecting the documents, over who knows what about them. Individ- their users connect from, which can reveal or “docs,” on a person. The effort to dis- ual identity is in part performance: People the location and other details of a person The Conversation cover and reveal personal information, of decide and change who they are and how who regularly spouts particularly virulent course, long predates the internet. they act in different places, around differ- propaganda. Jasmine McNealy is an assistant professor of And it is not only hackers who doxx. In a ent groups. When someone connects these digital telecommunication at the University of recent research study I found that news This is particularly true online, where traces, and shares them with other people Florida. 16 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, May 21, 2018 PERSPECTIVE

PATRICK HARBRON/FX Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys star in “The Americans,” an FX television series nearing the end of its sixth and final season. I was chief of disguise at CIA. ‘The Americans’ gets a lot right. By Jonna Hiestand Mendez

After 27 years in the CIA working on operational assignments around the world, I am somewhat numbed to the fictional espionage that engulfs us — the books and movies and TV shows that always get it wrong. That’s why I have largely shunned the genre, barely noting the reviews of the latest creations that celebrate the life of an intelli- gence officer. “Homeland”? No. The Bourne movies? No. “Alias”? God, no! It’s the main reason I work as an adviser and speaker at the Inter- national Spy Museum in Washington, D.C.: to present an informed but still entertaining picture of the work of a spy.

But then came “The Americans,” the itself with maintaining the charade of a FX TV series set to finish its sixth and false identity and masquerading as final season to near-unanimous critical someone you are not, it pushes further, acclaim. It proved to be the outlier in exploring the nature of love when you my perception — and I wasn’t sur- live with someone who lies for a living, prised when The Washington Post and the moral dilemmas that can arise reported that Gina Haspel, the career from those circumstances. CIA officer confirmed Thursday to On one long assignment to Europe, direct the agency, is a fan of the show. I my husband and I kept a guest book on was late to “The Americans” and had a shelf inside our front door. When I some catching up to do initially. But came home from days away, I would sit from the first spectacular episode, I down and write him a note, give him was hooked because the setup reso- the departure and return details of my nated. The show focused on a modern next trip, and then go again. He would American family of spies with children do the same. Today that book is one of and a suburban lifestyle. That had once my treasures, something like a diary, been my life. But wait. These spies but without any of the personal stuff. It were not American at all. They were is the unclassified record of multiple faux Americans — Russians, in fact — deceptions, covers and meetings. something I also knew a little about. “The Americans” gets the tradecraft MATTHIAS CLAMER/FX There had once been Soviet sleeper and the technology of the 1980s gener- Critically acclaimed “The Americans” gains authenticity from its creator, Joe Weis- agents posing as Americans. The struc- ally right, at least the way things berg, who is a former CIA officer. ture of the FX show, predicated on the worked when Ronald Reagan was family dynamics that result when president. The script is littered with espionage is the parental career, al- dead drops and communication proto- “The Americans” gets the tradecraft and lowed for a thoughtful exploration of cols, disguises and cyanide pills, secret technology of the 1980s generally right, at least the the necessity to manage the daily de- writing and signals that were used for ception that is part of the job of a spy impersonal communication with your way things worked when Reagan was president. (or, as we would call it at the CIA, an agent or your team. It is all properly operations officer). executed; it is done the way we did it, My husband, Tony, and I had 52 and it is one of many ways that Joe years between us working with the Weisberg, the creator of this series and mustache was one of my first chal- almost got shot myself. A gun would CIA in mostly foreign assignments. We a former CIA officer himself, shows his lenges in the disguise business. I went not have helped me then. had to convince nosy neighbors and hand and his familiarity with CIA on to become chief of disguise at CIA, Only a few episodes to go. We will casual acquaintances, as well as office tactics and methods. He and I went to and had other, more compelling dis- miss this show, where the action is mates, that we were what we pur- the same tradecraft school at the guise materials to offer, but the men both shaken and stirred, where the ported to be — somewhat boring ad- agency, and we learned the same were never a natural fit. Rhys makes chemistry between Keri Russell, who ministrative workers. If we made it lessons. When I watched Matthew the case, however, for disappearing plays the wife, and Rhys became so real boring enough, it worked. Tony’s chil- Rhys, the husband on “The Ameri- under nothing more than a knit cap that the actors are a couple now, with a dren, however, would eventually notice cans,” speed in reverse through an and a pair of glasses, a scruffy mus- child. Interesting that a real relation- that their dad was gone far more often FBI roadblock in the final episode of tache and a messy wig. He becomes the ship was born out of a TV “marriage” than their friends’ dads, and that he Season 1, well, I have practiced that consummate little gray man, invisible, that began as an absolute lie. never talked about his job, that he was maneuver countless times, wrecking the one nobody can remember was meeting strangers at home with great more than one car while learning the even on the elevator. The Washington Post privacy. Then he would take them, one procedure. They did it right. Where does “The Americans” go by one, to a very grown-up lunch and The makeup artists for “The Ameri- astray? The sex and violence are over Jonna Hiestand Mendez worked give them “the talk.” He always told me cans” do too. It is universally recog- the top and gratuitous but probably in the CIA’s Office of Technical Service that his kids handled the information nized that women wear disguises more deemed necessary by the writers. I for 27 years, retiring as chief of disguise. more carefully than many adults do. easily than men do. Women have been disagree. I was taught to shoot at static She is a founding board member of the But he also never tried to recruit them, disguising themselves from their early targets and out of moving vehicles with International Spy Museum, and with as happens in “The Americans,” to take teens for generations; men, not so a variety of guns, but in nearly three her husband, Antonio J. Mendez, on the life of a spy themselves. much. Convincing a male CIA officer decades on the job I never carried one. is author of the forthcoming book While “The Americans” concerns that he should wear a wig and a fake Never had to kill anyone, although I “Moscow Rules.” Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, May 21, 2018 17 PERSPECTIVE

VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Street struggle I am a longtime resident of the Chicago metropolis, having lived in the northwest suburbs for 25-plus years before retiring and moving to Lincoln Park six years ago. It didn’t take me very long after moving to realize that the roads in and around Lincoln Park were in deplorable condition. I am not talking just about potholes in winter; the roads are pervasively bad in our neighborhood. Have you ever tried driving on Fuller- ton, say, between Clark and Lin- coln, or on Clark between Fuller- ton and North, or on Common- wealth between Fullerton and Belden, or … I feel it is up to our elected city and state representatives to find ways to fund and enact a major redo of our roads (and bridges) in Lincoln Park and Chicago. I know there are many challenges such as Chicago winters, budget prob- lems, priorities, etc. — but they ran for the jobs, so they need to BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE find a way and fix this so Chicago can live up to its label as a “world- class city.” One final thought: I invite our Booked in advance representatives to ride with me Those heady days of catching a both occurrences. Admittedly, this barista is busy filling online orders. along the streets of Lincoln Park, movie at the last minute are over. ubiquitous device has made our lives At that point, the best you can hope to see (and feel) firsthand what I Attempting to do so now invariably easier in countless ways — every- for is the orders preceding yours am talking about — if in fact a results in disappointment. The fam- thing is virtually (literally and figura- don’t include a Frappuccino. It’s reminder is needed. ily piles into the car, heads to the tively) a push-of-the-button away. quicker to whip up a souffle than — Adi Mehta, Chicago local cinema only to discover the But to see any halfway decent new make one of those blended ice con- much-anticipated movie is, alas, sold film now requires advance planning. coctions. out. You must reserve online your precise First World problems to be sure. A similar phenomenon occurs movie theater seats — similar to But it’s worth noting there’s some- when going out for coffee. Sure, you commercial air travel — hours, days, thing lost as well as gained with can stop by your local Starbucks and even weeks ahead of time to ensure technological “advancements.” I may the cashier there will gladly accept availability. drown my sorrows at my local water- Falling in line your payment with alacrity. And then You may wonder too why you wait ing hole unless, of course, the estab- you wait. And wait. And wait for the for your order at Starbucks when lishment suggests I preorder my The Thursday vote of the Chi- barista to call your order. there appears to be no one ahead of drink online. cago Plan Commission should The smartphone is to blame for you in line. This is because the — Stacy Seiden, Northbrook have come as no surprise. The campaign of seeking approval for the Obama Presidential Center is like a row of falling dominoes. The Obama syndicate is not to be A false promise denied, and it has found willing Health care lapdogs, beginning with Mayor Regarding President Donald Rahm Emanuel. ‘middlemen’ Trump walking away from the This decision was too impor- Other governments have been Iranian nuclear deal, those of us tant to be left to politicians. In an able to reduce drug prices by who were around during WWII ideal world, it should be up to the negotiating directly with the drug remember the agreement British citizens by means of a refer- companies. Yet President Donald Prime Minister Neville Chamber- endum. If the Obama center Trump wants to penalize these lain signed with Hitler. A photo passes the final hurdle, then the governments by requiring that shows Chamberlain stepping off of taxpayers will be on the hook for they pay higher prices — adding an airplane in September 1938, the cost of an alternative to Cor- to the revenue growth of the drug waiving a document and making nell Drive. Remember, the origi- companies. It is foolish to think this statement: nal plan was for an Obama presi- that these revenues will be offset “The settlement of the Czecho- dential library. Now we know that to reduce U.S. drug prices. Wall slovakian problem, which has now it will be nothing of the sort, since Street seems to agree, as the drug been achieved is, in my view, only the Obama papers will be housed company stock prices rallied on the prelude to a larger settlement in elsewhere. the reform news. which all Europe may find peace. There is even a more flagrant A true reform would have the This morning I had another talk affront. Namely, Mayor Emanuel U.S. government negotiate di- with the German Chancellor, Herr wishes to give away 19 acres of rectly with the drug companies Hitler, and here is the paper which public land to a private founda- and reduce patient drug ex- bears his name upon it as well as tion for nothing. That’s right; for penses. mine. Some of you, perhaps, have free. Valuable parkland that Trump complained that the already heard what it contains but I should have remained available would just like to read it to you: ‘We for recreational use by the wider “middlemen” got “very, very rich” CENTRAL PRESS 1937 and that he wants to eliminate the regard the agreement signed last community will now be off limits profit motives for these middle- night and the Anglo-German Naval Neville Chamberlain to the many and available only to men. If Trump feels that the Agreement as symbolic of the de- the few. It is the final act of over- middlemen are the ones getting sire of our two peoples never to go “death to America,” I never had weening ambition by Chicago’s rich, then maybe he should con- to war with one another again.’ ” much confidence that the agree- favorite son and legendary “com- sider eliminating the middlemen We all know now how that ment that Secretary of State John munity organizer,” whose real in the rest of health care and agreement worked out for Europe. Kerry signed with the Iranians aim all along was to run for presi- implement universal health care. Given that we are dealing with a would hold up in the long run. dent. — Doug Holmes, Chicago theocracy that regularly chants — King Embry, Winnetka — Ronald Kallen, Highland Park

For online exclusive letters go to www.chicagotribune.com/letters. Send letters by email to [email protected] or to Voice of the People, Chicago Tribune, 435 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL 60611. Include your name, address and phone number. Sex isn’t everything in Trump’s big reveal By Timothy L. O’Brien sider whether the disclosure was “relevant was about 16 months so it can’t be com- just how easy it might be for Trump to to any inquiry you may be pursuing regard- pared directly to this year’s disclosures. mingle policymaking with dealmaking. Thanks to the Office of Government ing the president’s prior report.” Trump revealed debts of about $311 million Think about May 13, for example, when the Ethics, a U.S. federal agency created after Cohen’s also the subject of a federal this time, with creditors including Merrill president took to Twitter to let the Chinese the Watergate scandals to curb the kind of fraud investigation, and the recent drum- Lynch and Deutsche Bank. know he loves them: flagrant conflicts of interest that are hall- beat of revelations about him, Daniels and When Trump filed his first personal “President Xi of China, and I, are work- marks of the current White House, we just Trump could spill into that probe. If Trump financial disclosure form while running for ing together to give massive Chinese phone received our annual accounting of Presi- violated campaign finance laws or disclo- president, his team putting the report to- company, ZTE, a way to get back into busi- dent Donald Trump’s personal finances. sure requirements in connection with the gether had trouble with terminology even ness, fast. Too many jobs in China lost. The big reveal in the document made Daniels payment, he may have legal vulner- while boasting of Trump’s “incredible” Commerce Department has been in- public Wednesday is that Trump belatedly abilities. wealth. They regularly cited “revenue” structed to get it done!” disclosed a payment of between $100,001 So while sex helps sell the disclosure from Trump’s businesses as “income” to Trump’s sudden willingness to perform and $250,000 to his personal lawyer and form to the general public, the humdrum Trump. (“Income” should be the amount of an about-face on his own administration’s self-described “fixer,” Michael Cohen. The details in the rest of the report may matter money Trump puts in his own pocket each decision to effectively put ZTE out of busi- disclosure states that the president fully most. All 92 pages — in line after mind- year and “revenue” the amount of money ness — by cutting it off from U.S. suppliers reimbursed Cohen in 2017, but it doesn’t say numbing line describing the hodgepodge of his businesses pull in — before expenses for violating trading sanctions — could have for what exactly. It’s reasonable to assume, shell companies, trademarks, licensing and other goodies that reside above the been influenced by any number of things. as everyone has already, that the funds deals, skyscrapers, golf courses and other bottom line.) Team Trump’s past penchant Maybe Trump needed China’s help to covered Cohen for the $130,000 in hush assets that the president owns or draws for conflating personal income with busi- bring North Korea to the negotiating table. money he paid Stormy Daniels, a porn star income from — remind us just how deeply ness revenue is gone from this year’s report, Maybe he was afraid of how effectively who claims she had a sexual encounter conflicted he is. His business activities are perhaps because the OGE was more firmly China was using its own tariffs to target the with the president. global, and thus loom uncomfortably over in charge. U.S. farm belt, where Trump voters reside. The president, Cohen and another gaffe- his every bit of diplomacy as the nation’s Trump also owns gold, the go-to invest- Or maybe he didn’t want to jeopardize prone Trump adviser, Rudy Giuliani, have chief executive. Meanwhile, there are seri- ment for market bears. Trump Drinks China’s decision to pour $500 million into spent months tying themselves in knots ous questions about whether his more Israel is still around. It was the successor to an Indonesian project that will include with conflicting accounts about Trump’s extensive U.S. interests taint White House Trump’s failed vodka business and only Trump-branded hotels. That latter idea involvement with Daniels. While disclosure policymaking. Everything in the disclosure sold kosher vodka to Israel, even though the would have been unthinkable if applied to of a payment doesn’t clear up matters en- is self-reported, so readers have to rely on company’s based in Delaware. Trump has most presidents in the modern era. But tirely, it does establish that the hush money Trump’s own veracity. yet to punt a business with a name that Trump isn’t like most presidents. His finan- came from Trump. But it won’t fully put to Trump claimed ownership of assets and seems suited to the political moment: cial disclosure — imperfect, subjective and rest a debate about whether that payment, investments worth at least $1.4 billion in his Trump Follies LLC. stocked with a porn star payment — is channeled through Cohen right before the disclosure and said they generated revenue The disclosure forms don’t require evidence of that. 2016 presidential election, violated cam- and income last year of at least $453 mil- Trump to provide detailed information paign finance laws. And because Trump lion. His previous report in 2017 claimed about his business partners, and that can Bloomberg didn’t disclose the payment last year, when revenue and income of at least $597 million make it harder to discern any broader prob- he should have, the OGE’s acting director from assets and investments also worth at lems lurking in the portfolio. Regardless, Timothy L. O’Brien is a Bloomberg Opinion has asked the Justice Department to con- least $1.4 billion, but the period covered the sheer volume of operations speaks to columnist. 18 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, May 21, 2018

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Jill Schlesinger you DON’T know is Jill on Money the key to success The upside and downside of rising home prices

A couple months ago, I noted that the housing market has a problem: There are too few homes for sale. Persistently low inven- tory means there are a lot of frustrated would-be buyers out there spending week- ends at open houses. It also has led to home prices continuing to rise at a more than 6 percent clip from a year ago. Adding to the pressure for homebuyers is the fact that mortgage rates increased to a seven-year high of 4.8 percent in April, push- ing the National Association of Realtor’s mortgage affordability index to its lowest level since the end of 2008. Even with prices and mortgage rates up, many still want in on 5 qualities the housing market because they are worried that increases will persist or because renting has become less affordable. As interest rates rise, refinancing becomes less compelling. Refinancing activity has slowed down to 10-year lows, but there may of GREAT be other ways for current homeowners to save a few bucks. For those who bought property with less than 20 percent down, now is a great time to see if you can eliminate your private mortgage insurance. PMI acts as an extra layer of protection for the lender if you stop making payments on leadership your loan. Many don’t focus on PMI after the closing because premiums usually are added to the mortgage payment. But with prices up, there could be a good opportunity to find extra money. To remove PMI, you need to demonstrate that you have at least 20 percent equity of the original value of your home. “Original value” generally means either the contract sales price or the appraised value of your home at the time you bought it, whichever is lower. (If you have refinanced, the appraised value is at the time you refinanced.) The equity in RYANKING999/DREAMSTIME your home could have increased due to rising prices or to additional payments you have By Alexa von Tobel | wrong? Why aren’t X, Y and Z work- made to reduce the principal balance of your ing? Then you retool while you get back mortgage to 80 percent, or a combination of ’ve had the privilege of working with many great leaders as an entrepreneur, up. both of those scenarios. and I get to meet incredible CEOs daily through angel investing and advis- When the mortgage balance drops to 78 4. Vision percent, the mortgage servicer is supposed to ing. All of that has made one thing super clear to me: Talented leaders share automatically eliminate PMI, but that does several key qualities. It’s one thing to have an idea. You not happen as quickly as many would like. II realized this when I first met my friend, fellow Henry Crown fellow and men- must be able to communicate that idea For my math-challenged pals, to calculate at scale to the masses, whether it’s on whether your loan balance has fallen to 80 tor Sheila Marcelo, who founded Care.com, a company that makes it easier to find social media, on your blog, at your team percent or 78 percent of the original value, child care, senior care, special needs care, etc. She is a calm, collected entrepreneur meeting, to investors or to the press. just divide the current loan balance — the who is on the other side of this learning curve. One of your biggest jobs as a success- amount you still owe — by the original ap- Leaders are born with some qualities, and some are learned. All of them are ful leader is to constantly communicate praised value (most likely, that’s the same as what you’re doing, where you’re going, the purchase price). essential. These are the five characteristics of incredible leaders: why you’re going there and why it’s To speed up the PMI removal process, the exciting. If your public speaking skills Consumer Financial Protection Bureau notes 1. Positivity not miss a moment is ridiculous. aren’t honed — like most aren’t — now that you must meet these requirements: The sooner you can admit that you is the time to brush up on them. ■ The cancellation request must be in writ- People are attracted to people who don’t have it all figured out, the better. ing. are positive and energizing. My person- 5. Self-care ■ You must be current on your payments al daily mantra is get up, dress up, show 3. Deep resilience and have a good payment history. up. That means get up early, dress the Great leaders excel at managing ■ You might have to prove that you don’t part and, most importantly, show up You’re going to face challenges, themselves. Luckily for me, someone have any other liens on the home (for exam- with a great attitude. whether you’re the next Elon Musk or taught me early on that you can’t man- ple, a home equity loan or home equity line At the end of the day, a leader is de- opening your first Etsy shop. age others if you can’t manage yourself. of credit). fined by the people who are signing up Two weeks after having my first How do I do that? I just recently ■ You might have to get an appraisal (costs to follow, and if you don’t have positive child, I went to a dinner about child- upgraded my Fitbit to one that moni- vary, but they are usually about $500-$700) energy and vision, you’re probably hood development. I could barely get tors my heart rate, which gives me a to demonstrate that your loan balance isn’t going to attract fewer followers. You get dressed, but I figured it was an inter- real sense of my stress. I clearly love more than 80 percent of the home’s current more flies with honey, right? esting, timely event and I should attend. data — and I swear, Fitbit doesn’t pay value. Before shelling out this dough, con- The specialist at the dinner quizzed us me. firm with the lender whether or not it is 2. Humility on the most important skill to teach a If you don’t, here’s what you can do: necessary or helpful in the process. child and — no surprise — nearly every- Get really clear on when you’re ex- For those who have Federal Housing For younger entrepreneurs, this is one said resilience. hausted, when you’re sleep-deprived, Administration loans, the process for remov- often a really hard one. You feel like you The same holds true for entrepre- when you haven’t exercised and when ing mortgage insurance is different than for need to have all the answers. neurs. you’re dealing with something person- conventional ones. Your best bet is to contact As you get more and more comfort- You’re going to get knocked down al. Carve out time to take care of your- your lender and ask them what they require able with yourself, you get more and more than you’re going to get picked up. self. to drop the insurance. As a reminder, FHA more comfortable with saying that of Having the skill set to not take that You can’t possibly have the energy, loans are available to borrowers with FICO course you don’t have all the answers. personally and to not internalize criti- positivity, resilience, humility and vision scores of at least 580 and require as little as a Nobody should. cism is critical. You have to truly feel it takes to lead a team, project or com- 3.5 percent down payment. The best way to accomplish anything confident even when things aren’t pany when you’re personally struggling. is to find people who are smarter than going right in your business. Jill Schlesinger, CFP, is the Emmy- you and learn from them. The world is I’m not advocating blind resilience. Alexa von Tobel is the founder and nominated CBS News Business Analyst. changing at a rapid, breakneck pace. To When you get knocked down, you need CEO of LearnVest and the vice president She welcomes comments and questions at assume that you could possibly know the humility (see above) to ask why. of client experience at Northwestern [email protected]. everything or get everything right or What am I missing? What did I do Mutual. 2 Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Monday, May 21, 2018 SUCCESS

Terry Savage The Savage Truth New rule demystifies muni bond markups

A new era in buying and selling municipal bonds has begun. As of last week, FINRA, the securities industry self-regulatory agency, requires brokers who buy and sell municipal bonds for individual customers to reveal their “markup,” or commissions, built into the price of the bond. Confirmations for bond purchases and sales now must reveal the exact dollar amount and percentage of the prevailing price that was charged to the customer. Until now, a THAWORNNURAK/DREAMSTIME buyer (or seller) of a small amount of bonds received a confirmation stating only the total purchase price to be paid or the total sales price that would be credited to the account. How to avoid one of the It may have appeared to unsophisticated customers that no commission was charged. But that commission was built in to the price of the transaction. And unlike stocks, which most common kinds of theft have prices traded and posted throughout the day, municipal bond transaction prices are not posted publicly, making it difficult to see if the There are several lines of defense next to it. Or the machine may capture price was fair. Brokers often marked up the against this kind of theft. the card — in this case you should con- purchase price by several percentage points, First of all, check your statements at tact your bank immediately. costing the customer a lot of money. Or they least weekly to see if anything looks out Finally, in some scams thieves hang quoted lower prices when they sold the of the ordinary. And check it after you’ve around the ATM and try to engage you bonds, pocketing the difference. been traveling or anywhere out of your in conversation to distract you, or The new rule will be costly to the broker- normal routine. You’re more likely to “shoulder surf” to get your PIN as you’re age industry, as customers push back on pay- Anya Kamenetz encounter a skimmer in busy places putting it in. Don’t approach the ATM if ing exorbitant prices when they see the built- with lots of travelers and in restaurants it looks like people are lingering suspi- in commissions that are profits to the broker. Devious techniques of debit card theft that cater to tourists. ciously without using it. have been on the rise for several years. Make sure you are set up with fraud When you enter your PIN, no matter The tax-free attraction of municipal But you can guard against them. alert via SMS and phone — anything you what kind of ATM you are using, it’s a bonds Ten percent more debit cards were will check frequently. Your bank is your good practice to use your other hand as a There’s no denying the appeal of tax-free compromised at U.S. ATMs and mer- ally in preventing theft and fraud. shield from prying eyes — or from prying interest offered by municipal bonds — espe- chant card readers in 2017 than in the Bank ATMs behind a door and with a cameras, as the case may be. cially when priced fairly. So let’s start with previous year, according to data reported surveillance camera tend to be safer to When we’re talking about point-of- some basics. Municipal bonds are sold by in March by FICO. That number was up use. In order for thieves to install a skim- sale skimming, some forms of payment states, cities, counties and other governmen- over 2016, which was up over 2015. ming device, they need access to phys- are safer than others. Chip cards are tal taxing bodies to raise money for various To figure out how to make sure you’re ically tamper with the ATM. At a gas safer because the information on them is purposes. The tax law gives the municipal not the next victim, let’s look at two station, it might be the reader at the encrypted. Thus, it’s best to insert your issuer an advantage in raising money by al- common techniques of theft. pump farthest from the cashier. A prime card to pay instead of swiping whenever lowing interest earned on the bonds to be free At an ATM, thieves install what’s target might be a freestanding ATM you can. At a restaurant or a merchant, from federal taxes (and they are typically free called a card skimmer. Fitted over the outside a convenience store or liquor you should favor a credit card to a debit from state and city income taxes to residents slot where you insert your card, the de- store in a lonely parking lot. card. If you use a credit card, you have a of those localities). vice reads the information on your card’s Sometimes you don’t have a choice chance to dispute or reverse charges. Some bonds are guaranteed by the general magnetic strip. Sometimes the thieves and you just need cash. Before you use Finally, using your phone to pay is a revenues of the city or state; for others, the also install a hidden pinhole camera an iffy ATM, inspect it to see if anything newer technology that’s thought to be interest and repayment of principal are guar- nearby to capture your PIN number as looks off or loose, or if the card reader more secure — or at least the thieves anteed by the revenues of a specific project, you enter it on the push pad. wiggles when you try to move it. Anoth- haven’t caught up with it yet. such as a water district or even a sports sta- When cards are skimmed by mer- er bad sign is if it’s difficult to insert your dium. Obviously, the credit quality of the chants at a point of sale, it works differ- card in the first place. Sometimes skim- Anya Kamenetz’ most recent book is issuer is critical, and most bonds are rated by ently. A common scenario is that a mers will not match the color scheme of “The Art of Screen Time: How Your companies such as Standard & Poor’s or A.M. restaurant server takes your card with the rest of the machine, or they will not Family Can Balance Digital Media And Best. the bill, affording an opportunity to run be lined up perfectly. Or maybe the Real Life.” She welcomes your questions Since tax-free income is highly desired by your card through a skimmer out of sight. machine looks different than the one at [email protected]. investors — especially those in higher tax brackets — municipal bonds yield slightly less than comparably rated corporate bonds of the same quality and maturity. It’s the after-tax comparison that counts.

Recruit and How to buy municipal bonds It has been difficult for an individual in- vestor to get a good deal on buying municipal retain the bonds. There is a municipal bond pricing website called EMMA — https:// emma.msrb.org, created by the Municipal best people Securities Rulemaking Board — where you can search for bonds by state and issuers within the state. You can see the ratings, inter- By Peter Economy est coupon and maturity date of all issued municipal securities. And you can check on the latest prices of recent trades in these Is it better to have hired quality em- bonds, though many trade infrequently. ployees and lost them, or never to have It is for that reason that I have always ad- hired at all? vised individuals to buy mutual funds that As enticing as it may be to think about ANDREYYALANSKY19/DREAMSTIME invest in these bonds. The fund traders know how to answer this question, it may be — and get — the best prices on both the buy more productive for you to focus on When given the chance to step outside assignments — even if they make mis- and sell side of the transaction. There are a something else: making sure you hire their daily routines, your best perform- takes, your organization will benefit and variety of muni bond funds specializing in and keep your star employees. ers may actually come up with brilliant your employees will thank you for the short- or longer-term maturities or higher- or A lot goes into hiring quality workers, new ideas. Spontaneous playing, experi- opportunity. lower-quality bond investments. And there and more goes into making sure you menting and new experiences will be Above all else, lead by example. As a are muni bond ETFs containing fixed pack- don’t let them get away. productive for your company and in- leader in the workplace, employees look ages of tax-free bonds. For both new and old hires, you can, crease the likelihood of employee re- to you for cues on how to act and work, You can buy muni bond funds without as an employer, ensure that employees tainment. both inside and outside of the office. Top paying commission by going directly to Van- are receiving fair compensation. In fact, If you get the chance to encourage employees can skyrocket toward suc- guard, Fidelity, T. Rowe Price or other major you will want to go the extra mile and your employees to play, you also should cess when provided with a mentor who mutual fund companies. If you buy the funds make sure you are not only paying them consider encouraging them to take risks. is generous in sharing connections, through a stockbroker, you will be charged an well monetarily, but that you also are When your best employees are given the advice and career guidance. up-front commission. providing creative ways of compensa- space to offer new and wild ideas with- Set a great example, and your star But now the game has changed a bit for tion. Perhaps workers want flexible out having to worry about being repri- workers can one day reach your level of those who choose to buy individual municipal schedules, opportunities for advance- manded, they will find better and more career success — and then mentor oth- bonds. The markup disclosure means you’ll ment or cash bonuses. Making your creative ways of accomplishing tasks. ers to follow in their footsteps. likely get a far better price when you buy or employees feel valued for their contrib- Employees who are smart, curious sell municipal bonds. And that’s The Savage utions will give them the added push to and bored with routine are the ones While Peter Economy has spent the better Truth. stay with your company, and do their who can excel, so you must learn to part of two decades of his life slugging it best work while there. recognize restless energy in your em- out mano a mano in the management Terry Savage is a registered investment Believe it or not, giving your employ- ployees when you see it so you can use it trenches, he is now a full-time ghostwriter adviser and the author of four best-selling ees planned playtime can encourage to your advantage. Don’t think twice and best-selling author of more than 100 books. She responds to questions on her blog them to stay with your organization. about giving star workers challenging books. at TerrySavage.com.

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Steve Rosen support for entrepreneurs Kids & Money By Peter Daisyme New grads, get In advising other businesses, it’s impor- tant that I stay updated on current reports off on the right and information that could direct my recommendations and shape strategies I foot financially develop. The Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation’s recent 2018 State of Entre- Ah, to be graduating college, starting a preneurship report provided me with new job and being financially footloose some key insights for the rest of the year. and fancy free. The findings come from entrepreneurs Let the pent-up spending begin. Tired like those I help, and I believe they are of driving that rust bucket and ready for important to share in order to help start- your dream car? Time to expand the ups continue to grow, even in the face of wardrobe beyond T-shirts and khaki some specific concerns. shorts for a new suit and some button- downs? What about credit cards? And Survey findings: The survey found that those pricey new downtown loft apart- today’s entrepreneurs are very optimistic ments sure offer a great view: “Do I need about the current and future state of their one bedroom or two?” business, including the potential to grow. A little spending here, a little there, Many attribute this confidence to the and before you know it, your tastes have current economic climate. Yet, there are exceeded your income. Not a good way issues related to digital transformation to launch your financial independence processes, a lack of government support and build a positive credit history for and the need for more resources. This down the road. includes the need to improve infrastruc- Unfortunately, the summer right after ture, minimize the regulatory environ- college trips up many a new graduate ment and continue improving the tax who has never really managed money structure. closely. The survey also revealed that female I know the feeling. Forty years ago entrepreneurs tend to struggle more when I graduated college and landed my during their first year of business than first full-time job, I burned through a lot their male counterparts. Many noted that of money on discretionary purchases to the challenge of leaving the confidence BOBAA22/DREAMSTIME upgrade my lifestyle. A new credit card, and financial security of their jobs to clothing, a two-bedroom apartment and create their startups was the biggest issue. ing any startup or company that needs for them. Utilize past experiences and definitely no more ramen noodles. However, over time, this faded and those help. If you participate in conferences, provide specific examples of what you’ve All this while my parents took me off that have continued to build out their announce onstage or through networking done in terms of various types of support. the proverbial payroll, which also meant startups have mostly been able to survive at these trade shows. It helps to put together a list of references I was on my own for repaying a student and continue growing. they can check. All this points to your loan, car insurance and medical ex- Fill the gap: Focus on an industry where capabilities and builds a case for how you penses, among other bills. Struggling for support: According to you believe you can provide the type of can help. In hindsight, I was way too carefree the report, more than a quarter of black support these entrepreneurs are seeking. with my money. As for company stock first-year startups and a quarter of His- Or, if you have any type of regulatory or Other ways to help: If you don’t want to purchase plans and an Individual Retire- panic first-year startups have one or fewer government experience with lobbying or go it alone as a business advisor, work as ment Accounts, those were for people business owners they can turn to for other connections, you could focus on this part of a nonprofit or operate in conjunc- who had money. support or advice within their network. level of support. Look for the places tion with other organizations designed to Consider a recent survey by the lend- Financial support also appears to be an where you can deliver the support rather help these entrepreneurs. Getting in- ing firm OppLoans, which showed that area where all entrepreneurs, including than seek out a leadership role just be- volved gives you more opportunities to seven in 10 college graduates damage startups and older businesses, could use cause that’s where your experience lies. build knowledge and experience across their credit soon after collecting their greater assistance. This goes beyond making a list of recom- an industry or business niche. It also diploma. There is a lack of support when it mendations. Any consultant can do that. provides you with a sense of satisfaction Among the missteps, respondents comes to understanding the basics of I realized early on as an advisor that that you are giving back or paying it for- acknowledged: business setup, such as how to get pay- businesses didn’t necessarily need anoth- ward in relation to all the support you ■ Paying credit card bills more than 30 ment systems and benefits for employees er leader — they could really benefit from might have received when you were in days late. up and running, selecting a business an expert who could bring them up to the same shoes. ■ Paying federal student loans more structure, getting the appropriate licenses speed on a particular area or build plans For example, Techstars is an accelera- than 90 days late. and becoming compliant with all regula- to propel the business forward. That tor that created a nonprofit division called ■ Paying private student loans to banks tions. This has even prohibited many means rolling up your sleeves and work- the Techstars Foundation to directly more than 45 days late. from pursuing loans or grants that might ing wherever needed to help that entre- support minority tech entrepreneurs. ■ Paying car loans more than 30 days help them continue to grow their startups preneur. Even if you are pitching in with They offer financial support, such as late. and businesses during an economic envi- someone who has considerable experi- grants and scholarships. They also part- ■ Falling behind on utility bills, resulting ronment they view as positive. ence, identify what they may not see and ner with numerous other organizations in action from a collection agency. focus your assistance there. It’s a tempo- that have initiatives, programs and advis- ■ Carrying a credit card balance that Room for advisors: In my role as a rary position where you are filling a gap, ors directed at helping minority entrepre- exceeded 30 percent of the card’s credit business advisor, I see a big opportunity not taking over the company. neurs. They are always seeking business limit. for more current and retired business experts and seasoned entrepreneurs to “Many college students are making leaders to provide support in the form of Bring results to the table: Entrepre- assist their efforts to support these entre- early mistakes that can do lasting dam- mentoring, networking and connections, neurs are much like the customers you preneurs and work past these issues. age to their credit,” said Matt Pelkey, an education and strategic direction. seek among a consumer or business audi- OppLoans researcher. “They’re starting First, you need to locate entrepreneurs ence. They are unsure, untrusting and Peter Daisyme is a special adviser to off on the wrong foot, and many prob- like those within this survey. Reach out unaware that they may need a business Calendar, a technology solution that helps ably don’t understand the conse- online through networking groups and advisor. That means selling your value to business owners and teams improve their quences.” share your interest in advising or mentor- them. Personalize what you can provide time management and productivity. What can parents do to provide a lifeline? ■ Give your college graduate the gift of one or two sessions with a financial planner. The planner can help set up a budget, explain the company benefits package, make sure the student loan Knowing when it’s time to retire payments are set up properly, devise an investing strategy and tamp down on the By Janet Bodnar years of a happy and fulfilling retirement.” discretionaries. It might be the best On the other hand, Joan and Don Ressa several hundred dollars you ever spent got their finances in order and made their on your child. I recently asked readers how they decision “on a Friday night over a good Sallie Mae, the financial services com- made the decision to retire and what bottle of wine. We’ve never looked back.” pany, said its recent “Majoring in Mon- advice they would give to others. Here are For some of you, the decision was a ey” survey found that 83 percent of col- their responses: more sobering experience. Health issues lege students are eager to learn more As you would expect, finances were a forced Lynne Derry into retirement at age about their finances and 32 percent want major factor — but far from the only fac- 61. “I am coming to grips with being re- to learn more specifically about tor. As reader Del Richter put it, “One tired in a smaller way, with hope for big- budgeting. piece of advice I’ve always remembered is ger things to come,” she wrote. Michael ■ Speaking of budgeting, there are many that you will know when to retire when Hagedorn “lost a dear work friend to a fine online services, such as The Mint you have enough — and when you have heart attack at the tender age of 57, and and PocketGuard, which are free or had enough.” Many of you echoed that that event crystalized everything for me.” low-cost assistance. And don’t forget sentiment. “I knew it was time to retire JIRSAK/DREAMSTIME Many of you retired in your early 60s or credit monitoring sites such as Credit when my clients started retiring,” wrote even younger. Often a traditional defined- Karma. Victoria Warden, who added: “It’s better had been wanting me to retire for three or benefit pension or an employer buyout ■ Give your new grad a gift card or two to leave too early and be missed than to four years, and I was 77 when I quit,” said helped pave the way. Nevertheless, you that will pay for a shopping trip to a stay too late and be pitied.” Carl Scar- Earl Wood. At 76, Cynthia Shulman are unanimous in your advice to “save — favorite clothing store. brough summed it up: “It just wasn’t as couldn’t see herself retiring as a patholo- and then save more,” in the words of Jay Above all else, don’t be judgmental if much fun any longer.” gist. “Then my husband said, ‘Why don’t Joyce. your new grad stumbles out of the gate Sometimes the decision was made for you stay at home with me?’ and it sud- financially. Hopefully, it will be a lesson you, possibly as the result of a downsizing denly looked like a pleasing horizon.” Janet Bodnar is editor at large at learned. And you might even share a war or other changes in the workplace. “It’s Many of you took years to plan your Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine. story or two about what it was like for time to retire when a problem boss drives exit, often with the help of a financial Send your questions and comments to you going off Mom and Dad’s payroll. you to it,” wrote Mary Mullowney. adviser. Before he left his job, William [email protected]. And for more And sometimes it’s a spouse, rather Carn even established a daily schedule on this and similar money topics, visit Questions, comments, column ideas? Send than a boss, who is the catalyst. “My wife that “set the pattern for what is now 12 Kiplinger.com. an email to [email protected].

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OBITUARIES

DEAN GRANT 1943-2018 Executive led Alexian

Levin, Seymour Irwin Seymour Irwin Levin, age 88, founding partner of Brothers hospital chain Lipschultz, Levin & Gray Certified Public Death Notices Accountants; beloved husband for 51 years of the late Barbara “Bibsy”, nee By Graydon Megan world. Loman; loving father of Eugene (Amy) Chicago Tribune “He recommended I take Levin and Julie (Robert) Lehrman; adored the position of president,” Badalamenti, Vito Grandpa Sy of Ross, Marni, Sam, Jay, Nathan, and Dean Grant retired in said Keusenkothen, who Vito passed away May 19, 2018 at the age of Jeff; devoted son of the late Samuel and Lillian 88. He was born August 30, 1929, in Levin; cherished brother of the late Morton (late 2007 as president and CEO said Grant worked closely Chicago, the son of Vito and Josephine Sue) Levin and the late Eileen (late Maurice) Belzer; of Alexian Brothers Health with him during his 14-year Badalamenti. He married Nina Zappia dear brother-in-law of the late Alan (Sandy) Loman; System, capping a 36-year tenure before Grant suc- on September 23, 1950. They were mar- loving companion of Iris Anosov; treasured uncle career with the health care ceeded him in the late ried for 61 years before Nina’s passing in and friend of many. Sy served honorably in the U.S. provider running hospitals 1990s. “He did make it a 2012. Vito was a United States Army veteran of the Army during the Korean Conflict. Service Tuesday, in Elk Grove Village, Hoff- health system. An awful lot Korean War. Vito and Nina moved to Lakeview, AR in 2:00 p.m. at The Chapel, 195 N. Buffalo Grove Rd., 1992. Vito returned to Prospect Heights, IL in 2015. Buffalo Grove (1 blk N. of Lake Cook Rd.). Interment man Estates and senior care happened in his time there.” Shalom Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, contribu- facilities in Wisconsin, Ten- Keusenkothen, now ap- tion to the charity of your choice. Info: The Goldman nessee and Missouri. proaching his 60th year as Vito is survived by his son, Joe (Trish) Badalamenti of Prospect Heights, IL; and three grandchildren, Funeral Group, www.goldmanfuneralgroup.com Mark Majkowski, who an Alexian brother, said Russell, Liam, and Jack. (847) 478-1600. was a vice president of the FAMILY PHOTO Grant worked behind the system, said Grant was Dean Grant worked for 36 scenes to make things hap- He was preceded in death by his wife, Nina; and son, guided by a vision of what years at Alexian Brothers pen and had a broad vision Michael Badalamenti. health care could be, given Health System. rooted in patient care and Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries proper resources, growth of the system. A Memorial Service for Vito will be at 11:00 am, technology and research. He came to Chicago to “He even had hopes of Tuesday May 22, at St. Alphonsus Ligouri Catholic “He believed health care pursue a master’s degree at making us like the Mayo Church, 411 N. Wheeling Road, Prospect Heights, IL. can be life-enabling and the University of Chicago, Clinic,” Keusenkothen said. Marrs, Thomas Memorials may be made to the Alzheimer’s Thomas Marrs, husband to Anne-marie, loving life-extending, and he earning the degree in 1967, “He had dreams of doing Association (alz.org) in honor of his wife, Nina. father of Timothy(Wendy) and Brian Marrs. Son of wanted to provide that care his niece said. He went to that.” Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries the late Norman and Pauline Marrs. Loving brother and make it available for work at what was then Majkowski said Grant to Gary (Mary) Marrs and uncle to Michael and everyone,” Majkowski said. Wyler Children’s Hospital, was constantly pushing to Susanne. Great friend to all. The best boss anyone Alexian Brothers Health affiliated with the uni- be the best. But that didn’t could know! GO CUBS!. Visitation at Cooney Funeral System is now part of versity, and later worked include spending resources Berns, Robert E. Home 3918 w Irving Park road, Tuesday 4-8 pm. AMITA Health. abroad at St. Thomas’ Hos- on anything others were Robert E. Berns, 99. Born in Staten Island, NY. US Funeral Wednesday 10:00 am. Interment Chapel Hill Grant, 74, died of natural pital in London from 1969 to already doing well. Army Veteran, WWII and co-owner / Gardens West cemetery. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries causes May 10 in White 1970. “If we couldn’t do some- owner of Aerex Pest Control for 40 years. Beloved husband of Ruth (nee Oaks at McHenry, accord- He returned to Chicago thing better than somebody Brenner) for 76 years. Loving father of ing to his niece, Ingrid in 1970 and joined the staff else, then we ought not to be James (Pamela) Berns and Fred (Ellen) Kirschbaum. He had lived of the Alexian Brothers doing it,” Majkowski said. Berns. Proud grandfather of Samuel (Milli), Douglas Miller, John L. in North Barrington since Medical Center in Elk Grant wanted to put re- (Fiance Mary Spencer Knapp), and Zachary Berns. John L. Miller, Korean Army Veteran, beloved hus- 1972. Grove Village. As an admin- sources into what the Alex- Great grandfather of Arya. Dear brother of Joel (the band of Patricia, nee Alm; loving father He was born in Concord, istrator, he helped oversee a ian Brothers system could late Manette) Berns and the late Lawrence (the late of Kathleen (Joseph) Danahy,James, Mass., and grew up on the period of enormous growth do better. “If you were Vivian) Berns. Brother-in-law of the late Annette Daniel J. (Ranjana), John W. (J. Alfer), East Coast. He was about 9 for the network of hospitals. trying to decide between (Mike) Nussbaum. Funeral Service Private. Memorial Laurie (Joseph) Fossett, and the late years old when he and his Brother Thomas doing this and doing that, donations may be made in Robert’s name to the Michael; loving grandfather of Joseph Field Museum of Natural History https://www.field- Jr. (Sarah), Kevin, Elaine, Ryan, Ria, and Ellliot; fond family settled in New York Keusenkothen worked with he’d always say, ‘Why can’t museum.org/support/make-gift or to the organiza- brother of Gerald (late Gertrude); uncle and friend City. He went to Collegiate Grant for many years when we do both?’ ” Majkowski tion of your choice. For information: 800-622-8358 of many.Funeral Wednesday 9:30am from Pomierski High School there before Keusenkothen was presi- said. “His option was al- F.H., 1059 W. 32nd St., to St. Mary of Perpetual Help going on to the University of dent of the Alexian Brothers ways ‘and.’ ” Church for 10:00 mass. INT. Resurrection Cemetery. Pennsylvania, from which Health System, which at the Survivors include his Visitation Tuesday 3-9:00. Member Knights of Columbus Archbishop Quigley Council #2428. www. he graduated in 1965. time included hospitals in wife, Jeanne; his daughter, Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries His interest in health California, New Jersey, St. Deanna Lynn Cummings; pomierskifuneralhome.com (773)927-6424. care came early, as his Louis and other parts of the his son, Donald; and five Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries father was a surgeon and his Midwest. The Alexian grandchildren. mother was a nurse. One of Brothers order, founded Private services were D’Orio, Sabina ‘Sara’ his first summer jobs as a nearly 800 years ago in held. Sabina “Sara” D’Orio nee: Majewski; Beloved wife of the late Angelo; Devoted mother of Carolyn Mueller, Mary Jane high school student in New Germany, ministers to peo- Mary Jane Mueller nee Sbarboro, 93, of Oakbrook (Sam) Vitale, Thomas (Laura) and Anthony (LeAnna); York was working as an ple through its health care Graydon Megan is a free- Terrace. Beloved wife of the late Charles W.; loving Loving grandmother of Patricia (Charles) DiGiovanni, ambulance driver. facilities throughout the lance reporter. mother of Donna and Charles (Toni); awesome Michelle D’Orio and Angelo (Ashley) D’Orio; Dear grandma of Charlie, Katherine and Madeline; sister sister of the late George “Casey” (the late Adeline) of the late Frances, Francis, Robert and Mona; Majewski, the late Jenny (the late Frank) Kolpak, dearest aunt of Carolyn, Sue, John, Marge, Joe, Deb the late Stephanie (the late Charles) Qualizza and and Dave; the greatest aunt of Ben, Meghan, Rob, the late Chester (the late Lillian) Majewski; Dear Katie, Nick, Jennifer and Mary; caring friend to many. Chicago Daily Tribune sister-in-law of the late Pat (the late Virginia) D’Orio Visitation at Ahlgrim Funeral Home and the late Catherine (the late Joseph) DeOrio; , 567 S. Spring OK MAY 21 ... was last heard from. (The at the Cannes Film Festival. Loving aunt to many nieces and nephews. Funeral Rd., Elmhurst from 3:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. Tuesday, Wednesday, May 23, 2018. 9:00 a.m. from Salerno’s May 22, 2018. Prayers 9:15 A.M. Wednesday, May remains of the sub were 23 at the funeral home, going to Ascension of Our In 1542 In 2003 Galewood Chapels, (Ralph Massey Funeral Director), Spanish explorer later found on the ocean Christine Todd Lord Catholic Church. Mass at 10:00 A.M. Interment 1857 N. Harlem Avenue, Chicago to St. Vincent Hernando de Soto died floor 400 miles southwest Whitman resigned as Envi- All Saints Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, please honor Ferrer Church, Mass 10:00 a.m. Entombment All her memory by taking a few laps in your favorite while searching for gold of the Azores.) ronmental Protection Saints Mausoleum. Visitation Tuesday, May 22, 2018 Also pool or dive like a porpoise in your favorite lake. Just along the Mississippi River. Agency administrator. from 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Please omit flowers. For get up and go and live an active life!”Funeral Info In 1979 former San Fran- in 2003 the most devas- info 773-889-1700 In 1688 poet and satirist cisco City Supervisor Dan tating earthquake to hit Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries 630-834-3515 or www.ahlgrim.com. Alexander Pope was born White was convicted of Algeria in two decades in London. voluntary manslaughter in killed at least 2,200 people. the slayings of Mayor Also in 2003 Ruben Stud- In 1832 the first Demo- George Moscone and Su- dard edged Clay Aiken to Gloss, Louise H. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries cratic National Convention pervisor Harvey Milk. win the second “American Louise H. Gloss, nee Del Puppo, age 95. Beloved got under way, in Balti- Idol” competition on Fox. wife of the late John H.; loving mother more. In 1980 Ensign Jean Marie of John Robert (Jill); dear grandmother Butler became the first In 2004 the UN Security of Robert (fiancee’ Kayla), Jenna, and O’Connell, Mary Eileen Weber In 1840 Zachary; fond daughter of the late Jacob Mary Eileen Weber O’Connell 96 of Clemmons New Zealand was woman to graduate from a Council approved a peace- and Mary Del Puppo; aunt of many passed away Friday May 18,2018 at Kate B Reynolds declared a British colony. U.S. service academy as she keeping force of 5,600 nieces and nephews; friend of many. Visitation Hospice Home. She was born October 11, 1921 in accepted her degree and troops for Burundi to help Tuesday 10:00 a.m. until time of mass 11:00 a.m. at Joliet, IL to the late George Lester & Marie Whitney In 1881 Clara Barton commission from the Coast the African nation finally St. Norbert Church, 1809 Walters Ave., Northbrook. Ayres. In addition to her parents she was pre- founded the American Red Guard Academy in New end a 10-year civil war. Visitation Wednesday 9:30 a.m. until time of mass ceded in death by her husband James T O’Connell Cross. London, Conn. Also in 2004 Japanese 10:30 a.m. at St. Clare of Monte Falco Church, and a brother Fred Weber. Surviving are five chil- automaker Mitsubishi Mo- 2650 W. 55th St. Chicago. Interment Resurrection dren; Terence O’Connell(Virginia), Mary Kathleen In 1892 the opera “I Pagli- In 1991 former Indian tors Corp., struggling to Cemetery. Arrangements by Otto V. Stransky & Son Harrity, Malachy O’Connell(Diane), Christopher acci,” by Ruggiero Leonca- Prime Minister Rajiv Gan- survive, announced it Funeral Home (773) 778-0700 O’Connell(Carol), Suzanne Loomis(Tom), twelve Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries grandchildren, 17 Great-Grandchildren and 4 sib- vallo, was first performed, dhi was assassinated by a would cut 11,000 jobs. lings; Helen Boyle, Joseph Weber, Carole Schueler in Milan, Italy. suicide bomber. & George Weber. Mary , while raising five children In 2012 a suicide bomber with her husband James, also contributed to the In 1904 jazz musician, In 1995 former Defense killed about 100 and care of many of her grandchildren. With all of that, Green, Eleanor she still managed a career as administrator and of- singer and composer Secretary Les Aspin died in wounded hundreds in San- Eleanor Green, nee Goldberg, age 104, beloved wife fice manager for the sole sales agency of Chatham Thomas “Fats” Waller was Washington after a massive aa, Yemen, during rehears- of the late Dr. Leonard P Green. Loving Manufacturing Chatham Fabrics division. In a sense, born in New York. stroke; he was 56. als for a military parade. mother of Tom (Joan) Green, Sherri many of the Sales Reps were also her charges, culti- (Leonel Lezcano) Green and the late vating, training, and assisting their customers when In 1924 In 1998, In 2014 Jeffrey (Sonik) Green. Proud grandmoth- 14-year-old Bobby in the wake of a Cairo court sen- needed. She will be missed by countless friends, er of Matt (Sonya) Jeans, Alissa (Alex Franks was murdered in a deadly anti-government tenced former Egyptian family, and her Chatham family. A funeral mass will Starace) Green, Laura Green, and Shana (Robert) “thrill killing” committed protests, Indonesia Presi- President Hosni Mubarak be held 11AM Wednesday May23 at Holy Family Cheris. Fond great grandmother of Payton Cheris. by Nathan Leopold Jr. and dent Suharto stepped down to three years in prison for Catholic Church with Fr. Michael Butner officiat- She was a longtime volunteer at the Mt. Sinai resale Richard Loeb, two students after 32 years in power and plundering the state treas- ing. The family will receive friends at Frank Vogler shop. She credited her longevity to making sure to & Sons Funeral Home in Clemmons from 6-8PM on at the University of Chi- was succeeded by Vice ury. laugh often and stress rarely. She was an ardent Tuesday. cago. President B.J. Habibie. Cubs fan. She was loved by all who knew her and Also in 1998 In 2016 Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries teen gunman U.S. special opera- will be greatly missed. Graveside services will be In 1927 Charles Lindbergh Kip Kinkel opened fire in- tions forces launched a held at 3 PM on Tuesday, at Westlawn Cemetery, landed his Spirit of St. Louis side Thurston High School drone strike that killed Tali- 7801 W. Montrose. In lieu of flowers, memorials may near Paris, completing the in Springfield, Ore., killing ban leader Mullah Man- be made to Little Brothers – Friends of the Elderly, first solo airplane flight two students, a day after sour in a remote town in Chai Lifeline, www.chailifeline.org, or Jewish United across the Atlantic Ocean. killing his parents. (Kinkel Pakistan. Fund, www. juf.org. 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Piecuch-Ferencak, Shirley L. Olson, Jr., Norman Louis Shirley L. Piecuch-Ferencak, age 87, passed away Norman L. Olson, Jr., 90, died on May 16, 2018 sur- peacefully surrounded by her loved ones,on rounded by his family.He May 18, 2018. Loving wife of 25 years to Joseph enjoyed afull and rich life as F. Ferencak;Loving mother to Cherron (Jack) abeloved son, brother,hus- Rotenberk and Robert (Sharon) Piecuch; Loving band, father,uncle,grandfa- grandmother to Jennifer (Douglas) Taylor;Loving ther andgreat-grandfather. great-grandmother to Jessica and Ethan Taylor. Funeral Services to begin on Wednesday,5/23, at Born June 17, 1927 in Oak AndrewJ.McGann Funeral Home,10727 S. Pulaski Park, Illinois,hewas the Rd,Chicago,IL60655 for a9:45AMPrayer Service eldest son of Norman Louis followed by a10:30 AM Mass of Christian Burial at and Helen Wickman Olson. St. Germaine Catholic Church, 9711 S. Kolin Ave, Oak He had three brothers, Lawn, IL 60453. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Gerald G. (deceased), Donald H. (81) and Jon W. to follow.Visitation will be from 4-9 PM on Tuesday, “Jack” (deceased). He grew up in Park Ridge and 5/22, also at the Funeral Home. attended Maine Township High School. There he ex- celled in academics,sportsand varioushigh school organizations. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Norm served in the Navy upon graduation from high school. He also witnessed and rejoiced in the last century’sCubsworld championship in 1945.

He graduated from Williams College,class of 1950, in Williamstown, Massachusetts.Hewas avarsity Schwartz, William P athlete in football and was elected President of Phi William Paul Schwartz, dear husband, Delta Theta fraternity.In2000, he wasselected by beloved father, treasured brother, loving his classmates to be President of his 1950 class at grandfather, and loyal friend, passed their 50th reunion. away in Northbrook, IL on May 19, 2018 at the age of 89. In 1951, he married Anna Hopkins Brodie who was William was the Executive Director a1951 SmithCollege graduate.They initially lived Emeritus of Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity. in California but moved permanently back to Illinois He is survived by his daughter, Jolie (Alan) where he entered the University of Illinois College Genender; his grandson, Joshua Genender; and of Law in 1954. his brother, S. Robert Schwartz. William was pre- ceded in death by his wife, Judith Schwartz. With Ann, he had four children: Kristine Ann (1952), Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, May 22, David Douglas (1955), Jon Brodie (1958) and Todd 2018 at 11:00 AM at Indianapolis Hebrew Congre- Norman (1962). The family lived in Northfield and all gation, 6501 N. Meridian Street, Indianapolis, IN four children attended New Trier High School. 46260. Burial will follow at IHC North Cemetery in West- In 1976, Ann died of complications from leukemia field, IN. after a3yearbattle.Her courage and selflessness For Shiva information, please call Kenneth fortified her family during that difficult time.Norm Genender at 847-274-4706. rose to thechallenges of being asingle parent. In lieu of flowers, memorials in his name may be made to the Bill Schwartz Memorial Fund at In 1980, Norm married Katherine Laun Hodgson Sigma Alpha Mu Foundation at www.sam-fdn.org whose children were Christopher Laun Hodgson or Sigma Alpha Mu Foundation at 8701 Founders (1964), Mark Girard Hodgson (1966) and Margot Road, Indianapolis, IN 46268. Dunn Hodgson (1967). Norm and his expanded fam- Funeral arrangements made by ARN Funeral & ily delighted in long summer days at their beach Cremation Services. home in White Lake,Michigan. He passed on his love of skiing, fishing, hiking and the Great American Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries West from their home in Snowmass,Colorado.

Norm’slegal career began at the LaSalle Street firm Ashcraft, Olson, Beach, Kimball, Alexander and Edmonds.Hewas initially ageneralist, but his practice gravitated towards corporate law,estates Sommer, Norma M. and trusts.Hemade partner in 1960. In 1978, he left Norma Sommer of Hinsdale, passed away on May the firm to be the founder of what was then called 18, 2018, surrounded by her family. Beloved wife Olson &Hoffman.In1996, O&Hwas renamed Olson, of the late Robert. She was preceded in death Grabill and Hoffman. Then in 2001, the firm took its by her parents, Jim (Nora) Kelly, her sisters, and present name Olson, Grabill and Flitcraft. He also brothers-in-law Muriel (Joe) von Albade, Virginia served several local municipalities and was on the (Bob) Cook and Marion (George) Whitting. She Board of Trustees of the Village of Northfield, Elk is survived by her nieces and nephews; Muriel Grove Park District and Park Ridge Park District. von Albade (Jim Troch), Michelle (Ken) Pecho, Joe von Albade, Jim (Diana) von Albade, Kelly (Cheryl) Norm had adeep love of music and was an accom- Cook, Pat (Warner) Young, Colleen (John) Dangler, plished piano player.Inthe 1960s he was an active Kathy Cook Donley, Laura (Bob) Wise, Nancy (Mike) participant in the musical group “Off the Ground” Faber, Mary (Pat) Honan, Jim (Nancy) Whitting, and and loved to play the piano at any venue or event many grand nieces and nephews. Also survived by where he was able to persuade his way onto the many great, great nieces and nephews. A visitation keyboard. will be held Tuesday, May 22 from 3-8pm at Adolf Funeral Home, 7000 S. Madison St, Willowbrook, IL In August 2004, Norm suffered asevere stroke.He 60527. Funeral service Wednesday, May 23 at 8:45 became astar patient at the Rehabilitation Institute AM from the funeral home to Notre Dame Parish; of Chicago.With his trademark determination, he re- 64 Norfolk Ave., Clarendon Hills, IL 60514 for a 10 learned how to walk. While the stroke would impact AM funeral mass. Interment St. Mary Cemetery, the remainder of his life,his family and friends recall Evergreen Park. Memorials appreciated to St. Jude’s his great zest for life and his indomitable spirit. On Children’s Research Hospital, www.stjude.org/. For his 90th birthday,heentertainedfamily and friends information 630-325-2300, www.adolfservices.com with aconfident and generous perspective that be- or www.powellfuneraldirectors.com. lied his disability. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries He is survived by Katie and their children and spouses,together with 15 grandchildren, 1great- granddaughter and countless canine buddies: Erik and Mike (Kris), Charlie,Annie and Brodie (Dave Every and Mimi), Gunnar,Elsa and Jack (Jon), Taylor, Griffin and Stephanie (Todd and Leslie), (Chris and Szaflarski, Bronislawa Bronislawa Szaflarski, born in Poland on May 28, Kathy), Will, Owen and Graham (Mark and Christine), 1943, passed away on May 19, 2018. Loving and Wilson (Margot and Jack) and great-granddaughter adoring grandmother of Tori, Nick, Mia, Greg and Charlotte (Erik and Rachel). He also lovedand was Mike. Visitation will be on Tuesday May 22, 2018 lovedbyhis nieces and nephews from the Olson, from 5:00 until 7:00 p.m. at Kerry Funeral Home, Brodie,Jannotta, Hart, Hummel and Tukey families. 7020 W. 127th Street, Palos Heights, IL. For informa- life story He was also devoted to Katie’ssister Gina Laun tion call 708-361-4235 or www.kerryfh.com Jannotta and her extended family. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries In lieu of flowers,gifts maybemade to the Shirley Ryan AbilityLab (formerly Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago) in memory of Norman L. Olson, Jr.|Shirley Ryan AbilityLab 355 East Erie Street, Chicago,IL deserves 60611 |https://www.sralab.org/give Traisman, Regina G. Amemorial servicewill be held at 5p.m. on June 21, Reginag G. Traisman, nee Gallagher,age 89,of 2018 at Kenilworth Union Church. Evanston, passed away Friday,May 18, 2018. She was the beloved wife of 54 Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries years to the late Howard S. Traisman, M.D.; lov- to be told. ing mother of Barry,M.D. Patterson, Janice A. (Sharon) Lifschultz, Edward, Janice A. Patterson, nee Rubin; beloved wife of M.D.(Adrienne) Traisman Frank, Sr.; loving mother of Rachel and Kenneth (Bonnie) (Fiancé Michael Lockyer) and Frank, Jr., Traisman; dear grandmother and Lucy Dog ; dear sister of Nanci (Dr. of Benjamin, Rebecca, Sarah Craig) Sklar; cherished aunt of Lindsay and Rachel. Share yourloved one’sstory at (Malar Naik) Sklar and Jason Sklar. Visitation Monday,May 21, 2018, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 Services, Tuesday 10 A.M. at West Suburban Temple p.m. at Donnellan Family Funeral Home,10045 Har Zion, 1040 N. Harlem Ave., River Forest 60305. Skokie Blvd. at Old Orchard Road, Skokie,IL60077. placeanad.chicagotribune.com Interment Glen Oak Cemetery. Remembrances Funeral Mass 10:00 a.m. Tuesday,May 22, 2018 at may be made to West Suburban Temple Har Zion Saint Mary’sChurch, LakeStreet at Oak Avenue, or the charity of your choice. Info: Chesed v’Emet, Evanston, Il 60201. Rudy Lerner, Funeral Director, 847-577-0856, www. Entombment, Rosehill Cemetery,Mausoleum, chesedvemet.com. Chicago. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries In lieu of flowers,memorials maybemade to Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital, 225 E. Chicago Avenue,Chicago,IL60611 or Saint Mary’sChurch, Perek, Raymond 1012 Lake Street, Evanston, IL 60201. Raymond Perek, 72, of LaGrange was born July 25, Info: 847-675-1990 or www.donnellanfuneral.com. 1945 to the late Ben &Mae Perek, and passed away May 18, 2018; loving husband of Kathleen (nee Beazley) Perek; devoted father of Amy (Bob) McCabe, Greg (Reagan) Perek, Carolyn (Rob) Pendergast, and Kate (Joe Elzy) Perek; cherished grandfather of Nora, Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Matthew,Sean, Evan, Benjamin,Brendan, Charlie, Sadie,Emmett, Kyle,Colin,and William; dear brother of Ben (Betty) Perek, and Dorothy (Dan) Korzon; beloved brother-in-law of Benjamin (the late Pat) Beazley,the late Ann Rowe,Agnes (the late Robert) O’Donnell, Joseph (Patricia) Beazley,Helen (Joe) Vossel, Carol Dunn, Edmund (Renata) Beazley,and Rich (Judy) Carol Vossel, nee Carberry, entered into eternal Beazley; fond uncle to many nieces and nephews. peace on May 17, 2018 in Cape Coral FL with her Raymond was aParishioner of St. Barbara’sChurch, beloved husband Dale by her side. andhad many close friends who he always con- Carol was loving wife of Dale, Loving Mother to her sidered to be part of his family.Visitation will be two sons, John (Fran) and Scott, Nana to Brittany, Tuesday May 22, 2018 from 3-9 PM at Blake-Lamb Taylor, Alyssa, Carly, Great Grandmother to Aubree, Funeral Home,4727W.103rd St, Oak Lawn. Prayers ® dear sister to Robert and the late James and will be Broughttoyou by Legacy.com will be said at 9:45 AM, Wednesday May 23, then greatly missed by her “buddy” Bailey procession to St. BarbaraChurch, 4008 Prairie Ave, A Memorial Service will be held for family and Brookfield, for afuneral Mass at 11 AM. Interment friends in honor of her life on June 30 from 11am to private.For more information please call 708-636- 2pm at Marengo-Union Funeral Home 505 E Grant 1193 or visit www.blakelamboaklawn.com Hwy, Marengo IL In lieu of flowers, we ask that donations be made in Carol’s name to the American Lung Association or World Eye center Hope wechope.org Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries 6 Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Monday, May 21, 2018

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JOHN MINCHILLO/AP NUCCIO DINUZZO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE CUBS 6, REDS 1 Yu Darvish WHITE SOX 3, RANGERS 0 Reynaldo Lopez Made his first quality start since April 27 and After a red-hot start, Lopez has cooled some, Darvish ends his has back-to-back starts allowing one run Lopez wins over but Sunday’s eight shutout innings against after carrying a 6.00 ERA in his first six starts. the Rangers could mark a return to form. victory drought First six starts Last two Renteria for a ‘W’ First five starts Last four By Mark Gonzales IP H ER BB SO IP H ER BB SO By Teddy Greenstein IP H ER BB SO IP H ER BB SO 1 30 31 20 16 37 10 5 2 5 12 30 /3 22 6 15 25 23 18 12 8 14 Chicago Tribune Chicago Tribune NNL L NL NW NLLNN NNLW CINCINNATI — There were check- Rick Renteria strolled to the mound points throughout the Cubs’ recent 4-2 trip, Sunday with an open hand and an open from Jose Quintana’s ability to rebound It was Darvish’s 150th career win, mind. After misfiring with his 101st pitch to whole game,” he said. “I didn’t hesitate on from a poor start to Ian Happ’s resurgence at including his career in Japan, but his first issue a walk, White Sox right-hander any of my pitches.” the plate. But Yu Darvish might have taken triumph as a Cub was extremely satisfying Reynaldo Lopez would have to convince Lopez threw a career-high eight innings the biggest and most-anticipated strides because he was the last member of the his manager to let him keep the baseball. Sunday, allowing just two hits and two toward finally becoming a dependable and rotation to earn a victory. “You need to have conviction if I'm going walks, in the Sox’s 3-0 victory. He earned dominant member of the Cubs rotation. “Not only does everyone else (have) wins, to leave you in there,” Renteria said. his first win of the season — and the Sox Darvish passed a series of tests Sunday but their stuff, in general, is better than With the Rangers’ Shin-Soo Choo com- managed to post back-to-back home W’s that he had failed in previous starts. His mine,” Darvish said. “I’ll take it into account ing to the plate in a 3-0 ballgame, the for the first time all year. blend of resiliency and dominance were a going forward. That certainly has an effect.” conversation concluded like this, albeit in Most significant is what this means for welcome mix as the Cubs coasted to a 6-1 Darvish (1-3) used his aggressiveness Spanish … Lopez, 24, who came to Chicago with victory over the Reds. Sunday to clear hurdles that had tripped Lopez: “This is my guy.” Lucas Giolito and Dane Dunning from the “When he gets into a rhythm, it’s almost him up in the past. Renteria: “So get him.” Nationals in the Adam Eaton deal. like he stops thinking and starts pitching,” He was visibly upset after walking Lopez fired a 96 mph heater to fan Choo Lopez dominated a bad (18-30) Rangers manager Joe Maddon said. opposing pitcher Tyler Mahle with two outs and finish the inning. He pounded his chest team on a pitcher’s day — 45 degrees with Darvish didn’t allow a hit after a 39-pitch in the fourth. But unlike his April 21 start, to celebrate the best game of his young wind out of the north at 15 mph. And home first inning by trusting his fastball, which career. topped out at 97 mph. Turn to Cubs, Page 3 “I was focused and kept the focus the Turn to White Sox, Page 3

ABOVE: Cubs pitcher Yu Darvish, left and White Sox pitcher Reynaldo Lopez, right, each earned his first victory of the season Sunday after some recent struggles. INSIDE: Orioles star Manny Machado is coming to town Monday to face the White Sox, and the Cubs have their eye on him. Time to start paying attention. Paul Sullivan, Page 2

STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS GOLDEN KNIGHTS 2, JETS 1 Golden season just won’t end: Knights push into Cup final Expansion team pulls stunner Engelland, who grabbed the Clarence S. Campbell Bowl after the final horn to by ‘proving everybody wrong’ celebrate with his teammates. “Your goal is always to make the Associated Press playoffs,” he said. “But if I were to guess I would be sitting here doing this right now, WINNIPEG, Manitoba — The Vegas you would be a little skeptical at the time.” Golden Knights are going to the Stanley Alex Tuch also scored for the Knights. Cup Final — with a chip on their shoulder. They lost Game 1 in Winnipeg before “Everybody on this team has something winning four straight to become the first to prove,” Ryan Reaves said. “We call expansion team since the 1968 Blues — ourselves ‘the Golden Misfits’ for a reason. when the six initial expansion teams were We’re doing a good job of proving every- put alone in the West — to get to the final. body wrong.” “It was their time,” Jets captain Blake Reaves scored the winning goal, Marc- Wheeler said. “They’re just playing really Andre Fleury made 31 saves and the Golden well.” Knights beat the Jets 2-1 on Sunday to wrap The Knights will meet the Lightning or up the Western Conference final in five the Capitals in the final. The Lightning lead games. JASON HALSTEAD/GETTY “It’s insane,” said defenseman Deryk Turn to NHL, Page 5 Several Golden Knights congratulate Ryan Reaves, rear, on his second-period goal Sunday. 2 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, May21, 2018 TOPOFTHE SECOND

Paul Sullivan All Cubs eyes on Machado

Five observations from the week in baseball: The Manny Machado watch moves to Chicago on Monday when the Orioles come to town to begin a four-game series with the White Sox. Cubs fans are licking their chops in anticipation of President Theo Epstein pulling off a blockbuster deal to bring the Orioles star to Wrigley Field. The addition of Machado, who could be in the midst of a Triple Crown season, would lift the Cubs’ championship hopes considerably and provide a buzz not ex- perienced on the North Side since the signing of, well, Yu Darvish. Sorry, bad example. Still, MLB Network insider Jon Heyman said the Cubs will target Machado, which probably is enough evidence for the Cubs marketing department to start working on aManny Machado bobblehead giveaway STACEY WESCOTT/CHICAGO TRIBUNE for August. Get to work, Theo. Machado can’t trade INDIANAPOLIS 500 himself. Now that the Cubs have made their interest known, the microscope turns to Cornelison to do Theo, who already has traded Gleyber Torres, Eloy Jimenez and Dylan Cease for encore at Indy achance to win it all, going 1-for-2 so far in “go-for-it” deals. Good thing for Jim Cornelison that Fans seem to agree Addison Russell is the Blackhawks didn’t make the Stanley expendable in whatever package the Ori- Cup playoffs this year. oles demand, neglecting to consider why The renowned national anthem the Orioles would take a player ranked 11th singer, whose booming rendition of among shortstops in WAR (1.1) on Sunday “The Star-Spangled Banner” has been a after finishing 21st (1.4) among shortstops staple at Hawks home games since with 300 plate appearances in 2017. 2007, will perform “(Back Home Again If you were Orioles general manager in) Indiana” on Sunday before the Dan Duqette, looking for long-term value ADAM GLANZMAN/GETTY 102nd running of the Indianapolis 500. for a player having an MVP season, The Cubs should force the issue and try to get All-Star Manny Machado from the Orioles. If the Hawks had qualified for the wouldn’t you start at Willson Contreras? postseason and advanced to the Stanley After Epstein hangs up, you can always call Tall tale slider. That's how I feel about it. ... I real- Cup Final, Cornelison might have had back and lower your demand, asking for ized that was selfish, so then after I to choose between performing at the Javier Baez before getting to Russell. Lanky lefty Josh Hader led the Brewers thought about it, I was like, you know United Center or Indianapolis Motor Machado may be only a half-year rental, with 56 strikeouts entering Sunday’s game what, maybe I should change what I said, Speedway. But the Hawks failed to but no rental has ever had a start like and ranked 27th in the majors. That’s not but that’s how hard it is to hit a slider in the make the playoffs for the first time since Machado is having, and Duquette will look so unusual, except Hader is a reliever and big leagues.” 2008. 1 foolish if he doesn’t get an insanely good has pitched only 27 ⁄3 innings. Wilson later tweeted the comment was Cornelison will become the first to package in return. He’s ahead of nine-figure starters in- “inappropriate” and “may have offended sing “Indiana” in consecutive years Duquette, in the last year of his contract, cluding Felix Hernandez (49 strikeouts), people” and said it didn’t reflect the team since the retirement of Jim Nabors in is facing a 100-loss season. The Orioles may Masahiro Tanaka (47), David Price (46) or the station. 2014. Cornelison, 53, a Washington state be even worse than the White Sox, who at and Jon Lester (44). Hader is averaging native who earned his master’s degree least are losing with young players. 18.44 strikeouts per nine innings, an amaz- Quote of the week in music from Indiana University in Duquette isn’t beloved in Baltimore. He ing stat considering the record for a nine- 1992, drew rave reviews for last year’s was widely criticized for re-signing Chris inning game is 20 strikeouts. Astros starter Justin Verlander on mak- performance. Davis to a seven-year, $161 million deal in Hader has more than made up for the ing Shohei Ohtani his 2,500th strikeout Nabors sang the famed song 36 times 2016. He gave starter Alex Cobb a four- month-plus loss of closer Corey Knebel, victim: “I'm hoping that he stays healthy so between 1972 and 2014. He died Nov. 30 year, $57 million deal in March. And we considering the Brewers are 16-0 when he that ... when I’m a grandfather on my at 87. can’t forget he handed Jake Arrieta and gets into a game. deathbed, I’ll be like, ‘Yeah, my 2,500th Cornelison is scheduled to perform at Pedro Strop to the Cubs for Scott Feldman “He gives us as an offense that feeling strikeout was against that guy.’ ” 11:11 a.m. Sunday, a few minutes after and Steve Clevenger, the O’s version of that if the game’s tied late, with our bullpen pop star Kelly Clarkson sings the na- Brock-for-Broglio. and the guys that we run out there every King of the hill tional anthem and just before the call Duquette recently told MLB Network night, that we’ve just got to find a way to for drivers to start their engines. radio they haven’t made a determination push one across,” outfielder Christian After Saturday’s brouhaha with the The Indy 500 is scheduled to begin at yet on whether to trade players, adding: Yelich told the Milwaukee Journal Sen- Reds, sparked by Amir Garrett’s reaction to 11:19 a.m. Television coverage begins at “The other consideration is: What if tinel. striking out Baez, the Cubs lead the majors 10 a.m. on ABC-7. Manny Machado is having an MVP season “And if we do, we like our chances.” in bullpen-clearing incidents that have According to the Indianapolis Motor and he’s on his way to the Triple Crown? Is resulted in nothing worse than a tickle. Speedway website, “Indiana” has been a that a player that a club wants to trade? Think before speaking Manager Joe Maddon blamed Garrett for a prerace staple since 1946, when James Even though their season may not be a “Lion King type” of roar after striking out Melton of the New York Metropolitan championship season this year? Astros analyst Preston Wilson apolo- Baez. It was over the top but no more so Opera Company sang it. Among the “It’s really about timing. How many gized for the dumbest quote of the week. In than AnthonyRizzo’s Lion King-type roar others to perform are Mel Torme, Vic good players can you have together at the an on-air discussion during Saturday’s during Game 3 of the 2017 National League Damone and Dinah Shore. same time? And can you keep them to- Astros-Indians game on difficult-to-hit Division Series against the Nationals, when Chris Boghossian gether for a period of time to give yourself pitches, Wilson joked the slider should be he yelled “Respect me!” Everyone likes to achance to go again for the playoffs?” banned. celebrate. Sure. He has to trade Machado, who is “I can handle the fastball,” he said. “I Hakuna matata, Joe. CONTACT US going to leave as a free agent after the sea- actually had somebody ask me if I could go Joe Knowles, AME/Sports son. The only questions are when and to back in history and change one thing, I [email protected] 435 N. Michigan Ave. | Chicago, IL 60611 whom? skipped right over slavery and went to the Twitter @PWSullivan 312-222-3478 | [email protected] Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, May 21, 2018 3

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CUBS NOTES Baez makes amends, gets Maddon kudos By Mark Gonzales everything I can learn from him, I Chicago Tribune will,” Baez said. Baez’s dazzling play at short- CINCINNATI — Cubs manager stop came when he made a sliding Joe Maddon smiled like a proud stop past second, tagged the bag father when asked about the with his glove and threw across redemption of Javier Baez. his body to retire Joey Votto and “Isn’t it great when people are complete a double play to end the accountable, what happens?” fifth. Maddon said. On Sunday, Baez made amends Swinging and seething: Kyle for his lack of hustle — and put a Schwarber provided plenty of 2-for-22 slump behind him — by entertainment by hitting his first collecting three hits, including a home run since April 26, execut- home run, and starting a dazzling ing a bunt single and receiving his double play to help the Cubs to a first career ejection after a brief 6-1 win over the Reds. exchange with home plate umpire “That’s the only way you heal John Tumpane. and get better,” Maddon said. “I flipped my bat and said it was Baez took responsibility for not high and might have said a choice running out a grounder in the word in there,” Schwarber said. ninth inning of Saturday’s 5-4 loss. “AndIdidn’twanttoshow “He fessed up,” Maddon said. (Tumpane) up. I wasn’t looking at “He knew he screwed up. He him. And then he stared me out, admitted to it. He goes out there and then I lost it because I didn’t and shows why he’s one of the best think the ejection was necessary players in the league.” at all. Baez’s lack of hustle occurred “I never try to show up an one at-bat after he and Reds umpire, being a former catcher. reliever Amir Garrett were at the I’ve worked with a lot of those center of a bench-clearing scrum guys.” after Baez took exception to Gar- rett celebrating a strikeout. Extra innings: The homers by Baez said he and Garrett made Baez and Schwarber were the peace by waving to each other Cubs’ first back-to-back homers before the game, and he appreciat- this season. … Ian Happ went NUCCIO DINUZZO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE ed that Maddon spoke to him 5-for-11 with nine walks in the Welington Castillo connects for a second-inning homer that was all the offense the Sox ended up needing. briefly about maintaining his con- four-game series. Happ is batting centration. .314 with three doubles, one triple, “I feel very special for (Mad- four homers, nine RBIs and 11 Lopez in zone don) doing that for me, and walks since May 7. White Sox, from Page 1 because of the pressure that THE BOX SCORE TEXAS AB R H BI AVG. would apply. The manager said DeShields cf 3 0 0 0 .236 Choo rf 4 0 1 0 .251 plate umpire Angel Hernandez’s afterward that he chose Fry in Profar ss 4 0 0 0 .228 strike zone was large enough the ninth because of matchups. Mazara dh 4 0 0 0 .276 Gallo lf 3 0 0 0 .199 that Matt Davidson got rung up Whatever the case, whatever Rua 1b 3 0 0 0 .176 Odor 2b 3 0 0 0 .169 each time he came to the plate — the inning, Fry has been out- Alberto 3b 3 0 0 0 .000 Perez c 3 0 1 0 .158 four backward K’s. standing. He has retired 25 of 27 TOTALS 30 0 2 0 Still, this was big for the batters. WHITE SOX AB R H BI AVG. Anderson ss 4 1 1 0 .234 Dominican native, who got Asked if he wants the closer’s Garcia lf 4 0 2 2 .268 shelled five days earlier in Pitts- job, Fry replied: “I just want to Abreu 1b 4 0 0 0 .299 Davidson dh 4 0 0 0 .239 burgh, with Renteria citing a get outs. I don’t really care where Castillo c 3 1 2 1 .260 Moncada 2b 3 0 0 0 .263 “lack of focus.” they throw me in the game. But if Sanchez 3b 3 0 1 0 .281 Engel cf 3 1 1 0 .184 After watching Lopez whiff you get the lefties out and then Thompson rf 3 0 1 0 .121 eight Rangers, Renteria said: get the righties out, then maybe TOTALS 31 3 8 3 “The intensity level was a little one day you can get that direc- Texas 000 000 000—0 2 0 higher. He threw the first couple tion.” WHITE SOX 012 000 00x—3 8 1 E: Sanchez (5). LOB: Texas 5, WHITE SOX 4. 2B: Perez pitches 97, 98 miles an hour, (1), Thompson (2). HR: Castillo (6), off Minor. RBIs: Garcia 2 (13), Castillo (14). SB: Profar (2), Anderson where his last outing they were Good rehab news: Left-hander (11). CS: Sanchez (2). SO: DeShields (3), Choo (1), Pro- far (1), Mazara (1), Gallo (1), Rua (2), Odor (1), Garcia at 93, 94.” Carlos Rodon has joined (1), Abreu (2), Davidson (4), Moncada (1), Sanchez (1), And, hey, he pulled off a Triple-A Charlotte and will start Engel (2), Thompson (2). Runners left in scoring po- sition: Texas 3 (Profar, Mazara, Alberto); WHITE SOX 1 hidden-ball trick. Thursday against Norfolk. This (Anderson). RISP: Texas 0 for 5; WHITE SOX 1 for 2. Asked about the mound meet- comes after his strong start Runners moved up: Odor, Choo. TEXAS IP H R ER BB SO ERA ing with Renteria, Lopez replied: Saturday in a Class A rehab start, Minor, L,3-3 5633095.59 Barnette 1000012.92 “I hid the baseball in my glove which was his first action since Claudio 1200014.84 because I didn’t want to leave the arthroscopic surgery on his left Martin 1000024.80 WHITE SOX IP H R ER BB SO ERA game.” shoulder in September. Lopez, W,1-3 8200282.98 Catcher Welington Castillo Rodon threw 65 pitches over Fry, S,1-1 1000020.00 supported Garcia with a 430- five innings against Hickory, Umpires: H, Angel Hernandez; 1B, Paul Nauert; 2B, D.J. foot blast to left, and Leury striking out six batters. Reyburn; 3B, Scott Barry.Time: 2:28. A:16,829 (40,615). HOW THEY SCORED JOE ROBBINS/GETTY Garcia drove in a pair with a It’s possible Rodon could be WHITE SOX SECOND: Davidson struck out. Castillo single. promoted after Thursday’s start, homered. Moncada grounded out. Sanchez struck out. Kyle Schwarber is congratulated in the dugout after his two-run home One run. White Sox 1-0. but it’s more likely he’ll pitch WHITE SOX THIRD: Engel singled. Thompson struck run in the second inning Sunday gave the Cubs a 2-1 lead over the Reds. out. Anderson singled, Engel to third. With L. Garcia Closed door, open possibility: twice for Charlotte. He has batting, Anderson stole second. L. Garcia singled, scoring Engel and Anderson. Abreu flied out. Davidson Jace Fry was thrilled with what appeared in 66 games (63 starts) struck out. Two runs. White Sox 3-0. transpired Sunday, saying: “I’m for the Sox from 2015 to 2017, Darvish gets 1st Cubs win just giddy inside. Smiling. I can’t going 20-21 with a 3.95 ERA. ORIOLES AT WHITE SOX believe that it actually happened. All games on WGN-AM 720. Cubs, from Page 1 THE BOX SCORE Monday: CUBS AB R H BI AVG. I’m just extremely grateful.” Bad rehab news: Outfielder 7:10 p.m., NBCSCH. Zobrist 2b 4211.290 RH Andrew Cashner (1-5, 4.83) Almora cf 4021.311 Fry will surely be a popular Avisail Garcia figures to be out during which he walked pitcher Rizzo 1b 5011.203 fantasy pickup after completing until late June because of his vs. LH Hector Santiago (0-1, Tyler Anderson in a similar situa- Contreras c 5 0 1 0 .276 Happ 3b-lf 2100.254 a 1-2-3 ninth for his first career hamstring strain. Although a 5.29). tion, leading to a five-run rally by Schwarber lf 4122.248 Strop p 0 0 0 0 — save. The 24-year-old left- follow-up MRI revealed im- Tuesday: 7:10 p.m., NBCSCH. the Rockies, Darvish walked be- Edwards p 0 0 0 0 — b-Caratini ph 1000.266 hander, whom the Sox plucked provement, his rehabilitation RH Kevin Gausman (3-3, 3.88) hind the mound to let out frustra- Morrow p 0 0 0 0 — Baez ss 4131.268 out of Oregon State in the third will be limited for the next three vs. RH James Shields (1-4, 4.88). tion. He regained his composure Heyward rf 4000.226 Wednesday: 7:10 p.m., Darvish p 2 0 0 0 .083 round of the 2014 draft, has weeks, and he will be receiving and retired Billy Hamilton on a a-La Stella ph-3b 0100.339 1 pitched 8 ⁄3 innings this season platelet-rich plasma injections as NBCSCH+. popout to short. TOTALS 35 6 10 6 without allowing a hit. part of his treatment. RH Alex Cobb (1-5, 6.56) vs. TBA. And after issuing a leadoff walk CINCINNATI AB R H BI AVG. Blandino ss 2100.273 Renteria said before Sunday’s Thursday: 1:10 p.m., WGN-9. to Alex Blandino, Darvish avoided Suarez 3b 4000.274 Votto 1b 4020.283 game that he didn’t want to tag [email protected] RH Dylan Bundy (2-6, 4.70) vs. his previous fifth-inning blues by Gennett 2b 3000.318 Twitter @TeddyGreenstein Duvalllf 4000.188 Fry as the “closer of the future” RH Lucas Giolito (3-4, 6.42). inducing All-Star Joey Votto to Schebler rf 2011.255 Hernandez p 0 0 0 0 .000 ground into an inning-ending dou- Hughes p 0 0 0 0 — ble play, thanks to a spectacular c-Perazaph 1000.250 Barnhart c 4 0 0 0 .256 play by shortstop Javier Baez. Mahle p 1 0 0 0 .077 Peralta p 0 0 0 0 .000 “My trouble had been fighting Winker rf 1000.244 myself in the past,” Darvish said. Hamilton cf 3000.203 Stone assesses pitching prospects TOTALS 29 1 3 1 After allowing three home runs CUBS 030 010 200—6 10 0 1 By Teddy Greenstein throw it to the catcher instead of him. I also got sent to the minor in 4 ⁄3 innings against the Rockies Cincinnati 100 000 000—1 3 1 Chicago Tribune through the catcher, he’s going to leagues, and it was a startling on May 2, Darvish has limited a-walked for Darvish in the 7th. b-grounded out for Edwards in the 9th. c-struck out for Hughes in the be a lot better. The problem is situation for me, one that I vowed opponents to two runs on five hits 9th. E: Votto (2). LOB: CUBS 9, Cincinnati 6. 2B: Con- treras (14). HR: Schwarber (8), off Mahle; Baez (11), Steve Stone got promoted to with max-effort guys, they have a not to repeat, and fortunately I with 12 strikeouts in his last 10 off Mahle; Zobrist (2), off Mahle. RBIs: Zobrist (11), Almora (12), Rizzo (30), Schwarber 2 (20), Baez (38), the big leagues in 1971, but he said tendency to blow out. I’m not never (did). I think Carson’s innings. Darvish had experienced Schebler (17). SF: Almora. SO: Zobrist (1), Contreras he was not completely ready for saying that Michael is going to. going to feel that. You go down a cramps in his right calf in his last (2), Happ (1), Schwarber (2), Darvish (1), Blandino (2), Suarez (1), Gennett (1), Duvall (4), Schebler (1), the show. “I’m saying that the art is couple of different ways. One, start but had no such issues c-Peraza (1), Barnhart (1), Mahle (1), Hamilton (1). Runners left in scoring position: CUBS 2 (Schwar- “I didn’t know a great deal called pitching. As soon as it’s you can hang your head, you can Sunday. Maddon would have al- ber, Darvish); Cincinnati 3 (Barnhart 2, Hamilton). RISP: CUBS1for 5; Cincinnati1for 4. Runners moved about pitching at that point, called throwing, guys can throw bemoan your fate, you can say lowed him to pitch deeper into the up: Heyward. GIDP: Heyward, Caratini, Votto. DP: CUBS 1 (Baez, Rizzo); Cincinnati 2 (Blandino, Gen- although I thought I did,” Stone it as hard as they can as long as well, if this had happened, or that game if he wasn’t in line to lead off nett, Votto), (Gennett, Blandino, Votto). said before calling Sunday’s they can. It’s going to be the had happened, then I would still the seventh with the Cubs up 4-1. CUBS IP H R ER BB SO ERA Rangers-White Sox game for secondary pitches that are going be there. However, you can make The Cubs believe their rotation Darvish, W,1-3 6 2 1 1 3 7 4.95 Strop 1 0 0 0 0 1 1.35 NBC Sports Chicago. to tell for Kopech. Obviously in it a positive for you, and I think is starting to take its projected Edwards 1 1 0 0 0 2 3.43 Morrow 1 0 0 0 0 3 1.12 “I was very much like Michael the major leagues, you can throw Carson’s going to have a pretty shape. Especially after Tyler Chat- CINCINNATI IP H R ER BB SO ERA Kopech in that I threw 100 miles as hard as you want to. If you good idea about what to do. wood walked only two and al- Mahle, L,3-6 6 7 4 4 2 6 4.53 1 1 Peralta ⁄3 1 2 0 1 0 3.57 3 2 an hour,” Stone said. “He throws don’t throw it to your spots, the “The movement on his fastball lowed four hits in 5 ⁄ innings Hernandez 1 ⁄3 0 0 0 2 1 2.70 102. I had a really good curveball, guys are going to hit it, and is outstanding. He’s got to learn against the Braves on Wednesday Hughes 1 2 0 0 1 0 1.35 Inherited runners-scored: Hernandez 1-0. HBP: which held me in good stead they’re going to hit it hard. how to command that and con- and Quintana pitched seven in- Darvish 2 (Gennett,Blandino). Umpires: H, John because when I lost my fastball Michael’s going to learn that. trol it ... because right now, he nings of one-hit ball in the second Tumpane; 1B, Jim Reynolds; 2B, Pat Hoberg; 3B, Ben after two years in Candlestick Right now, he can be dominant. can’t throw strikes with it.” game of a doubleheader Saturday. May. Time: 2:51. A: 26,988 (42,319). On Dylan Cease, who has a HOW THEY SCORED Park, I was able to depend on it. I He’s dominant in Triple A. He’s “You have to wait and see, but I REDS FIRST: Blandino walked. Suarez popped out. had to learn how to pitch because been dominant at every level he’s 3.12 ERA at Class A Winston- really believe (Darvish) is going to Votto singled, Blandino to third. Gennett hit by pitch, Votto to second. Duvall struck out. Schebler with the big stuff gone, I had to been. I have no reason to believe Salem: “A lot of people say that garner confidence from (Sunday),” singled, scoring Blandino, Votto to third, Gennett to second. Barnhart popped out. One run. Reds 1-0. adjust or leave the sport.” he’s not going to be dominant Dylan Cease might have better Maddon said. “That’s all. If he’s CUBS SECOND: Happ walked. Schwarber homered, scoring Happ. Baez homered. Heyward popped out. Stone, who won the 1980 Cy here, but he has to become a stuff than Michael Kopech. First pitching with confidence, gets in a Darvish grounded out. Zobrist walked. Almora flied out. Three runs. Cubs 3-1. Young Award with the Orioles, pitcher. Right now, I think the of all, he throws 100 mph, so he’s rhythm and trusts his stuff, he’s CUBS FIFTH: Zobrist homered. Almora grounded out. Rizzo flied out. Contreras struck out. One run. broke down several Sox prospec- great majority of what he does is not exactly a soft-tosser. Second going to pitch well for several Cubs 4-1. ts during an interview for the throwing the baseball. You can’t of all, I believe his secondary stuff more years. That’s all it is. CUBS SEVENTH: La Stella, pinch-hitting for Darvish, walked. Zobrist reached on fielder’s choice, La Tribune’s Deep Dish Baseball teach velocity, so that part of it is might be a touch ahead of “He’s such an outstanding tal- Stella to third. Almora out on sacrifice fly, scoring La Stella, Zobrist to third. Rizzo singled, scoring Zo- podcast. good.” Kopech’s. Now, the difference is ent. With (Quintana), just trust brist. Contreras flied out. Happ walked, Rizzo to On Kopech, who has a 4.02 On Carson Fulmer, who was he’s doing it in A-league, and your stuff. Same thing with Yu. Go second. Schwarber struck out. Two runs. Cubs 6-1. ERA in eight starts at Triple-A sent down to Triple-A Char- Kopech’s doing it at Triple A, so pitch. Turn the mind off and go Charlotte: “He throws very lotte with an 8.07 ERA: “Don’t Kopech is more advanced than pitch.” UP NEXT hard, obviously. That’s been his forget, this was really Carson’s Dylan Cease. I think the sky’s the Indians (Bauer 3-3, 2.59) at trademark. I think as soon as he first full go-round in the major limit for Cease. I think he’s got a [email protected] Cubs (Chatwood 3-3, 3.14) gets to the point where he tries to leagues. Didn’t work out well for wonderfully gifted arm.” Twitter @MDGonzales 6:05 p.m. Tuesday, WGN-9 4 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, May 21, 2018 D BASEBALL

PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUPS AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE 2018 TEAM 2017 VS. OPP W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY TEAM PITCHER TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA CENTRAL CENTRAL W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY SD Erlin (L) 1-2 3.12 0-1 0-0 0.0 0.00 Cleveland 22 23 .489 — 5-5 L-1 13-9 9-14 Milwaukee 28 19 .596 — 7-3 L-1 10-9 18-10 1 1 Was Hellickson (R) 6:05p 1-0 2.20 4-2 0-0 0.0 0.00 Minnesota 19 23 .452 1 ⁄2 4-6 W-1 9-11 10-12 CUBS 25 19 .568 1 ⁄2 6-4 W-2 13-8 12-11 Atl Foltynewicz (R) 3-2 2.87 3-6 1-1 18.0 3.00 1 1 Phi Pivetta (R) 6:05p 3-2 3.72 7-2 3-0 17.0 2.12 Detroit 20 26 .435 2 ⁄2 5-5 L-3 12-10 8-16 St. Louis 25 19 .568 1 ⁄2 5-5 W-1 14-9 11-10 1 1 Mia Hernandez (R) 0-0 2.25 1-0 0-0 0.0 0.00 Kansas City 14 32 .304 8 ⁄2 2-8 L-2 7-18 7-14 Pittsburgh 26 20 .565 1 ⁄2 6-4 L-3 15-9 11-11 NY Vargas (L) 6:10p 0-3 13.86 0-3 0-0 0.0 0.00 1 WHITE SOX 13 30 .302 8 4-6 W-2 6-16 7-14 Cincinnati 16 32 .333 12 ⁄2 5-5 L-2 7-18 9-14 Ari Greinke (R) 3-2 3.46 5-4 0-1 5.1 8.44 Mil Anderson (R) 6:40p 3-3 3.97 5-3 1-1 13.0 0.69 EAST W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY EAST W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY Col Marquez (R) 2-5 5.36 4-5 0-0 10.0 4.50 New York 30 13 .698 — 6-3 W-2 18-7 12-6 Atlanta 28 17 .622 — 7-3 W-2 11-9 17-8 LA Buehler (R) 9:10p 2-1 2.67 3-2 0-0 5.1 10.13 1 Boston 32 15 .681 — 6-4 W-2 15-7 17-8 Philadelphia 26 18 .591 1 ⁄2 7-3 L-1 16-6 10-12 AMERICAN LEAGUE 2018 TEAM 2017 VS. OPP 1 TEAM PITCHER TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA Tampa Bay 22 23 .489 9 7-3 L-1 8-10 14-13 New York 23 19 .548 3 ⁄2 6-4 W-3 11-11 12-8 Bal Cashner (R) 1-5 4.83 2-7 0-0 5.2 3.18 Toronto 22 25 .468 10 2-8 L-4 11-15 11-10 Washington 24 21 .533 4 5-4 L-3 10-13 14-8 Sox Santiago (L) 7:10p 0-1 5.29 0-3 0-0 0.0 0.00 1 1 Baltimore 14 32 .304 17 ⁄2 5-5 L-2 10-13 4-19 2 NY Tanaka (R) 4-2 4.86 6-2 0-1 12.0 5.25 Miami 17 29 .370 11 ⁄ 4-6 L-2 10-15 7-14 Tex Colon (R) 7:05p 2-1 2.82 4-3 0-2 7.1 12.27 WEST W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY WEST W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY Det Hardy (L) 0-0 3.38 1-0 1-0 5.1 6.75 Houston 30 18 .625 — 7-3 W-1 14-11 16-7 Arizona 25 21 .543 — 1-9 L-4 14-12 11-9 Min Berrios (R) 7:10p 4-4 4.05 5-4 2-0 9.2 7.45 1 INTERLEAGUE 2018 TEAM 2017 VS. OPP Seattle 27 19 .587 2 6-4 W-3 12-10 15-9 Colorado 25 22 .532 ⁄2 4-6 L-2 7-11 18-11 TEAM PITCHER TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA 1 Los Angeles 26 21 .553 3 ⁄2 3-7 W-1 12-17 14-4 San Francisco 24 24 .500 2 5-5 W-2 14-10 10-14 KC Kennedy (R) 1-4 4.98 3-6 0-1 6.0 9.00 1 Oakland 25 22 .532 4 ⁄2 7-3 W-4 11-9 14-13 StL Mikolas (R) 7:15p 5-0 2.63 6-2 0-0 0.0 0.00 Los Angeles 20 26 .435 5 4-6 W-4 8-13 12-13 TEAM REC-Team’s Record in games started by today’s pitcher. VS OPP-Pitcher’s Texas 18 30 .375 12 4-6 L-2 7-16 11-14 San Diego 20 28 .417 6 6-4 W-3 11-18 9-10 record versus this opponent 2017 statistics. through Sunday through Sunday RESULTS, SCHEDULE

SUNDAY’S RESULTS N.Y. Yankees at Texas, 7:05 ANGELS 5, RAYS 2 ON THIS DATE Cubs 6, CINCINNATI 1 Detroit at Minnesota, 7:10 WHITE SOX 3, Texas 0 San Francisco at Houston, 7:10 BOSTON 5, Baltimore 0 Kansas City at St. Louis, 7:15 1926: Earl Sheely of the Chicago White Oakland 9, TORONTO 2 Seattle at Oakland, 9:05 Sox hit three doubles and a home run N.Y. METS 4, Arizona 1 Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 9:10 against the Boston Red Sox. Sheely L.A. Dodgers 7, WASHINGTON 2 Ohtani cruises in longest start so far doubled in each of his last three at-bats SATURDAY’S RESULTS the previous day to give him seven con- ATLANTA 10, Miami 9 WHITE SOX 5, Texas 3 San Diego 8, PITTSBURGH 5 Associated Press secutive extra-base hits, tying a major G1: CINCINNATI 5, Cubs 4(11) mer leading off the third. start for the Rays for the second league record. The six doubles in the two MINNESOTA 3, Milwaukee 1 G2: Cubs 10, CINCINNATI 0 N.Y. Yankees 10, KANSAS CITY 1 “I had a little trouble in the day in a row. He faced the Angels’ games also tied a major league record. G1: L.A. Dodgers 4, WASHINGTON 1 In the fastest nine-inning night ST. LOUIS 5, Philadelphia 1 1943: G2: L.A. Dodgers 5, WASHINGTON 4 ANAHEIM, Calif. — The Angels seventh inning, and I was happy I first six batters and got four outs. game in American League history, the SAN FRANCISCO 9, Colorado 5 Oakland 5, TORONTO 4 Chicago White Sox beat the Washington L.A. ANGELS 5, Tampa Bay 2 Philadelphia 7, ST. LOUIS 6 already knew Shohei Ohtani had was able to get out of it,” Ohtani Romo became the first pitcher Senators 1-0, in 1 hour, 29 minutes. SEATTLE 3, Detroit 2 (11) SAN FRANCISCO 9, Colorado 4 1986: Rafael Ramirez of Atlanta had four HOUSTON 3, Cleveland 1 Cleveland 5, HOUSTON 4 prodigious talent. He also said through a translator. “I felt to start back-to-back games since doubles in seven at-bats as the Braves TUESDAY’S SCHEDULE San Diego 6, PITTSBURGH 2 beat the Chicago Cubs 9-8 in 13 innings. Cleveland at Cubs, 6:05 ATLANTA 8, Miami 1 showed a wealth of tenacity good, and I was glad we were able Zack Greinke did it for the Baltimore at White Sox,7:10 BOSTON 6, Baltimore 3 Sunday while beating the Rays. to get the win.” Brewers in July 2012 after getting Atlanta at Philadelphia, 6:05 Milwaukee 5, MINNESOTA 4 San Diego at Washington, 6:05 N.Y. Yankees 8, KANSAS CITY 3 Ohtani struck out nine while Ohtani kept the Rays scoreless ejected from his first start after Dodgers 7, Nationals 2 L.A. Angels at Toronto, 6:07 N.Y. METS 5, Arizona 4 2 LOS ANGELES AB R H BI AVG. throwing 7 ⁄3 innings of six-hit in the seventh despite yielding four pitches. Romo is the first Boston at Tampa Bay, 6:10 SEATTLE 7, Detroit 2 Muncy 1b 3 0 0 0 .246 Miami at N.Y. Mets, 6:10 Tampa Bay 5, L.A. ANGELS 3 ball in his longest start yet, and two singles, and he gave up a run pitcher to pitch at least one Bellinger cf 5 0 0 1 .250 Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 6:10 home team in CAPS J.Turner 3b 5 0 0 0 .333 Arizona at Milwaukee, 6:40 the Angels snapped their five- while battling for two more outs inning in back-to-back starts Grandal c 4 1 1 1 .270 Kemp lf 3 1 2 0 .321 NL LEADERS AL LEADERS game skid with a 5-2 victory. in the eighth. since Steve McCatty did it for the Puig rf 4 1 1 2 .215 Martin Maldonado homered “That’s a great sign, to throw A’s in 1980. Forsythe 2b 3 1 1 0 .190 GABR H BA GABR H BA Hernandez ss 2 2 1 2 .210 BATTERS BATTERS and drove in two runs, and Zack 110 pitches and maintain your Romo made the first two starts Wood p 3 0 0 0 .000 OHerrera Phi 43 160 24 55 .344 Betts Bos 43 167 48 61 .365 Pederson lf 1 1 1 1 .250 Markakis Atl 45 181 31 62 .343 JMartinez Bos 45 175 31 60 .343 Cozart had two sacrifice flies. stuff,” manager Mike Scioscia of his 11-year career and didn’t TOTALS 33 7 7 7 Arenado Col 42 157 25 52 .331 MMachado Bal 46 178 26 61 .343 WASHINGTON AB R H BI AVG. FFreeman Atl 45 169 32 55 .325 Brantley Cle 35 142 21 47 .331 Ohtani (4-1) limited the Rays to said. “Shohei showed a lot of allow a run. He struck out the Kemp LAD 44 137 14 44 .321 Simmons LAA 45 167 27 55 .329 T.Turner ss 4 1 2 2 .267 Cabrera NYM 41 159 25 51 .321 Lowrie Oak 46 181 20 58 .320 three runners in his first six what he’s about.” side in the first inning Saturday Harper rf 3 0 0 0 .224 Gennett Cin 46 173 21 55 .318 Segura Sea 45 192 32 61 .318 innings. He retired 12 in a row While Ohtani went long, re- and struck out three more Sun- Rendon 3b 3 0 0 0 .247 Belt SF 44 160 28 50 .312 Altuve Hou 48 193 24 61 .316 Reynolds 1b 3 0 1 0 .385 Martinez StL 42 160 17 50 .312 Castellanos Det 43 170 23 53 .312 Adams lf 4 0 0 0 .255 after yielding Johnny Field’s ho- liever Sergio Romo made a short day but also walked two. Taylor cf 4 0 0 0 .181 Pham StL 40 141 35 44 .312 DGordon Sea 45 184 25 56 .304 Severino c 4 0 0 0 .253 Strasburg p 2 0 0 0 .095 HOME RUNS Albies, ATL 15 HOME RUNS DOUBLES a-Sanchez ph 0 0 0 0 .200 Albies, ATL 13 Bryant, CHI 14 Betts, BOS 15 Betts, BOS 19 b-Soto ph 1 0 0 0 .000 Harper, WAS 13 Contreras, CHI 14 Martinez, BOS 15 Pillar, TOR 18 AROUND THE HORN Difo 2b 3 1 1 0 .263 Blackmon, COL 12 Dickerson, PIT 14 Machado, BAL 14 Escobar, MIN 17 TOTALS 31 2 4 2 Villanueva, SD 12 Kendrick, WAS 14 Trout, LA 14 TRIPLES Belt, SF 11 TRIPLES Davis, OAK 13 YSanchez, CHI 4 ■ Braves: Dansby Swanson’s ■ Cardinals: Jack Flaherty struck ■ Astros: Lance McCullers Jr. Los Angeles 010 020 022—7 7 0 Baez, CHI 11 Baez, CHI 4 Gallo, TEX 13 Benintendi, BOS 3 Washington 002 000 000—2 4 0 Pollock, ARI 11 Marte, PIT 4 Ramirez, CLE 13 Candelario, DET 3 two-run single capped a six-run out a career-high 13 for his first took a perfect game into the sixth Adams, WAS 10 CTaylor, LA 4 Lindor, CLE 12 Castellanos, DET 3 a-pinch hit for Suero in the 8th. b-struck Shaw, MIL 10 STOLEN BASES GSanchez, NY 12 Chapman, OAK 3 ninth and the NL-leading Braves MLB victory in a 5-1 win over the before allowing Jason Kipnis’ out for Sanchez in the 8th. LOB: Los An- Story, COL 10 Inciarte, ATL 18 RUNS Smith, TB 3 geles 5, Washington 5. 2B: Kemp (11), RUNS Turner, WAS 13 Betts, BOS 48 18 tied at 2 stunned the Marlins 10-9. Ronald Phillies. Flaherty gave up one run single but threw seven innings of Forsythe (4), Pederson (7). HR: Grandal Albies, ATL 42 MTaylor, WAS 11 Trout, LA 38 STOLEN BASES 2 (8), off Strasburg; Hernandez (6), off 3 Blackmon, COL 36 Cain, MIL 10 Lindor, CLE 36 Gordon, SEA 16 Acuna Jr. drove in two runs in the on two hits in 7 ⁄ innings. one-hit ball in a 3-1 win over the Strasburg; Puig (4), off Suero; T.Turner Pham, STL 35 Marte, PIT 10 Springer, HOU 34 Merrifield, KC 12 (6), off Wood. RBIs: Bellinger (22), Hernandez, PHI 34 Hernandez, PHI 9 Judge, NY 33 Anderson, CHI 11 seventh and another in the ninth Reliever Jordan Hicks threw two Indians. Brian McCann hit a Grandal (28), Puig 2 (12), Hernandez 2 Freeman, ATL 32 Pollock, ARI 9 Semien, OAK 33 Betts, BOS 11 as the Braves moved 11 games pitches at 105 mph. The Phils’ two-run homer and Josh Red- (14), Pederson (15), T.Turner 2 (17). SB: Harper, WAS 31 Dyson, ARI 8 Gardner, NY 32 Segura, SEA 11 Wood (1). SO: Muncy (1), Bellinger (2), Markakis, ATL 31 Hamilton, CIN 8 Segura, SEA 32 PITCHING over .500 for the first time since Odubel Herrera went 0-for-4 dick doubled home a run. J.Turner (1), Grandal (2), Forsythe (1), CTaylor, LA 31 Pham, STL 8 Stanton, NY 32 Kluber, CLE 7-2 Hernandez (1), Wood (1), Harper (2), Ad- Marte, PIT 30 PITCHING RBI Severino, NY 7-1 2014. Powered by Lewis Brin- with three strikeouts to end his ■ Yankees: Tyler Austin hit two ams (2), Taylor (2), Severino (2), Stras- Bryant, CHI 29 Scherzer, WAS 7-1 Machado, BAL 42 ERA burg (1), b-Soto (1). Runners left in scor- RBI Nola, PHI 6-2 Martinez, BOS 41 Verlander, HOU 1.05 son’s grand slam, the Marlins led 45-game on-base streak. two-run homers, Sonny Gray ing position: Los Angeles 3 (Bellinger, Baez, CHI 38 ERA Davis, OAK 38 Cole, HOU 1.75 ■ Dodgers: Puig, Hernandez); Washington 2 (Ren- Freeman, ATL 35 Martinez, STL 1.62 Lowrie, OAK 37 Morton, HOU 1.94 9-4 to begin the ninth. ... The Kike Hernandez and pitched eight innings of four-hit don, Severino). RISP: Los Angeles 0 for 5; Story, COL 35 deGrom, NY 1.75 Haniger, SEA 36 Sale, BOS 2.29 Braves released Jose Bautista and Yasiel Puig hit two-run homers to ball and the Yanks beat the Royals Washington 0 for 2. Runners moved up: Albies, ATL 33 Scherzer, WAS 1.78 Judge, NY 35 Severino, NY 2.35 Muncy, Bellinger. GIDP: Puig. Pollock, ARI 33 Gonzalez, WAS 2.36 Upton, LA 34 Kluber, CLE 2.36 Markakis, ATL 32 Nola, PHI 2.37 Segura, SEA 33 Bauer, CLE 2.59 said Johan Camargo would take key a 7-2 victory and a three- 10-1 to win eight consecutive LOS ANGELES IP H R ER BB SO ERA Suarez, CIN 32 Newcomb, ATL 2.39 GSanchez, NY 33 Manaea, OAK 2.71 over at third. Bautista hit .143 game sweep of the Nationals. series for the first time since 1998. Wood, W,1-4 6322143.32 Harper, WAS 31 Lester, CHI 2.52 Betts, BOS 32 Colon, TEX 2.82 Cingrani, H, 7 1 0 0 0 0 3 7.04 HITS Corbin, ARI 2.60 HITS Clevinger, CLE 2.87 ■ 2 with two home runs in 12 games. Yasmani Grandal also homered. Mariners: Mitch Haniger hit a Goeddel, H, 1 ⁄3 1 0 0 1 1 1.00 Markakis, ATL 62 Mikolas, STL 2.63 Altuve, HOU 61 STRIKEOUTS 1 Fields, S,2-3 1 ⁄3 0 0 0 1 2 2.08 Albies, ATL 55 STRIKEOUTS Betts, BOS 61 Cole, HOU 93 ■ Mets: Amed Rosario hit his Alex Wood allowed two runs on tying two-run homer in the Freeman, ATL 55 Scherzer, WAS 104 Machado, BAL 61 Sale, BOS 87 WASHINGTON IP H R ER BB SO ERA 2 Gennett, CIN 55 Corbin, ARI 81 Segura, SEA 61 Verlander, HOU 84 first two home runs of the season three hits in six innings. ... LHP ninth, and Jean Segura’s RBI Strasburg 6 ⁄3 533473.36 1 Herrera, PHI 55 Strasburg, WAS 75 Martinez, BOS 60 Paxton, SEA 79 Solis ⁄3 000014.41 Arenado, COL 52 deGrom, NY 69 Lowrie, OAK 58 Severino, NY 76 and Asdrubal Cabrera connected Rich Hill returned to the DL a single in the 11th beat the Tigers Suero 1 122102.84 Cabrera, NY 51 Syndergaard, NY 68 Gordon, SEA 56 Kluber, CLE 71 Kelley 1 1 2 2 1 1 5.62 Castro, MIA 51 Gray, COL 63 Lindor, CLE 56 Morton, HOU 70 for a go-ahead pinch homer in a day after a blister burst on his left 3-2. Francisco Liriano lost a Dickerson, PIT 51 Greinke, ARI 58 Semien, OAK 56 Bauer, CLE 67 4-1 win that gave the Mets a middle finger. Ambidextrous re- no-hit bid in the seventh on Loss: Strasburg, (L, 5-4). DOUBLES Newcomb, ATL 58 Simmons, LA 55 Happ, TOR 66 Inherited runners-scored: Fields 2-0, So- Hosmer, SD 16 through Sunday through Sunday McCullers, HOU 66 sweep of the Diamondbacks. liever Pat Venditte was recalled. Haniger’s one-out single. lis 2-0. Time: 3:08. A: 40,201 (41,313).

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Jankowski lf 5000.359Fowler cf 4 1 1 2 .207 Peralta lf 4 0 1 0 .264 Mancini 1b 5010.257 Prado3b 6010.165 Blackmon cf 4110.269Cain cf 4010.270 Hosmer1b 5110.268Semien ss 4 1 2 3 .276 Owings rf 3 0 0 0 .205 Jones cf 4030.267 Realmuto c 4 0 1 0 .311 Desmond 1b 4100.175Yelich lf 4000.290 Pirela2b 4110.259Lowrie 2b 4 0 0 0 .320 Lamb 3b 4 0 0 0 .231 Peterson lf 1010.197 Bour 1b 1110.248 Arenado3b5131.331Aguilar 1b 4121.333 Villanueva3b4122.250Canha lf 0 0 0 0 .250 Goldschmidt 1b 4 0 1 0 .205 Machado ss 5010.343 Riverapr-ss0000.171 Storyss 5132.250Shaw3b 3000.244 Corderopr 0100.252Davis dh 2 0 0 0 .235 Descalso 2b 4 0 0 0 .258 Schoop 2b 5000.225 Castro 2b 5110.291 Iannetta c 4 0 0 0 .212 Perezrf 4010.261 Hand p 0 0 0 0 .000 a-Joyce ph-dh 3 0 1 0 .202 Dyson cf 4 1 3 0 .204 Trumbo dh 5010.274 Anderson rf 5120.276 Cuevas lf 3022.306Choidh 1000.300 Reyesrf 3000.118Olson 1b 5 0 1 0 .238 Ahmed ss 3 0 1 0 .215 Valencia 3b 4010.280 Dietrich lf 3210.245 Parraph 0000.278a-Santana ph-dh 2000.254 Spangenberg ph-3b 1 1 0 0 .200 Chapman 3b 4 2 3 0 .254 Mathis c 3 0 0 1 .178 Rickard rf 4020.333 Maybin ph 1000.229 Gonzalezrf4010.219Villar2b 4000.287 Galvis ss 4221.240Piscotty rf 3 2 0 0 .241 Buchholz p 1 0 0 0 .000 Susac c 4 0 1 0 .182 Rojas ss-1b 3334.264 Valaika 2b 4020.132Saladinoss4020.375 Ellis c 4 1 2 2 .304 Lucroy c 4 1 2 1 .281 McFarland p 0 0 0 0 .000 Gentry lf-cf 4020.224 Brinson cf 5124.168 Anderson p 3 1 1 0 .133 Bandy c 3 0 1 0 .180 Margotcf 4011.194Pinder lf-2b 4 2 1 1 .278 Marte ph 1000.221TOTALS 41 0 13 0 Chen p 3 0 0 0 .125 Dahl lf 1000.269TOTALS 33 1 7 1 Lyles p 1 0 0 1 .000 TOTALS 37 9 11 7 Salas p 0 0 0 0 .000 Shuck ph-lf 2000.222 TOTALS 37 5 13 5 BOSTON AB R H BI AVG. MINNESOTA AB R H BI AVG. Szczur rf 2000.234 AB R H BI AVG. TOTALS 31 1 6 1 TOTALS 38 9 12 8 AB R H BI AVG. TOTALS 37 8 9 7 TORONTO Betts rf 4010.365 SAN FRAN Dozier 2b 3100.230 NEW YORK AB R H BI AVG. ATLANTA AB R H BI AVG. AB R H BI AVG. Granderson lf-cf 4 0 0 0 .255 Benintendi lf 5132.285 Hernandez rf 5222.279Kepler rf 2111.250 PITTSBURGH Donaldson 3b 3 0 0 0 .214 Nimmo lf 4010.268Moreland 1b 5110.313 Albies 2b 4220.282 Posey 1b-c 4110.306Rosario lf 4010.293 Harrison 2b 4031.295Urshela 3b 1 0 0 0 .231 Brucerf 4010.234Martinez dh 4223.343 Acuna lf-cf 4123.264 Longoria 3b 3111.256Escobar 3b 3010.285 Polanco rf 4000.224Smoak 1b 4 0 0 0 .252 Flores3b 4010.234Devers3b 4000.237 Freeman 1b 5131.325 Belt lf-1b 4 2 2 3 .313 Morrison 1b 3012.211 Rodriguez p 0 0 0 0 .000 Hernandez rf 3 1 0 0 .256 Confortocf4000.225Nunez 2b 4010.241 Markakis rf 5122.343 Hundley c 4 1 1 1 .267 Garver c 4 0 1 0 .250 Cervelli c 3 0 0 1 .278 Solarte 2b 4 1 2 2 .260 Gonzalez1b4010.255Holt ss 3020.329 Flowers c 3 1 0 0 .257 Crawfordss3110.302Cave dh 2 0 0 0 .200 Bell 1b 5000.260Pillar cf 2 0 0 0 .294 Guillorme 2b 4000.400Vazquez c 4 0 1 0 .193 Inciarte cf 3000.268 Jacksoncf 4020.248b-Grossman ph-dh 2 0 0 0 .232 Dickerson lf 5000.307Smith Jr. lf 1 0 0 0 .294 Nido c 2 1 1 0 .154 Bradley Jr. cf 3110.165 Sims p 0 0 0 0 .000 Tomlinson 2b 4022.244Petitss 3000.368 Moran3b 3110.286Morales dh-p 4 0 2 0 .163 Syndergaard p 2 0 0 0 .100 TOTALS 36 5 12 5 Tuckerph 1000.276 Blach p 0 0 0 0 .050 Buxton cf 3110.164 Rodriguez pr-rf 0100.190 Maile c 1 0 0 0 .315 Cabrera ph 1112.321 Suzuki ph 1111.271 Gomez ph 1110.333TOTALS 29 3 6 3 Meadows cf 4 1 3 2 .455 Urena ss 2 0 0 0 .278 Gsellman p 0 0 0 0 .000 Baltimore 000 000 000—0 13 0 Camargo 3b 3100.215 Sandovalph1000.262 Osuna ph 1000.259TOTALS 29 2 4 2 Rosario ss 3222.248Boston 010 040 00x—5 12 1 Swanson ss 5012.281 Blancolf 1000.254Milwaukee 000 001 000—1 7 1 Mercerss 4111.247 TOTALS 32 4 8 4 Teheran p 1 0 0 0 .231 TOTALS 34 9 13 9 Minnesota 000 010 02x—3 6 0 Williams p 2 1 1 0 .111 Oakland 010 044 000—9 11 0 E: Devers (11). LOB: Baltimore 14, Boston Culberson ph-lf 2110.200 Frazier ph 1010.230Toronto 000 000 002—2 4 4 Arizona 010 000 000—1 6 0 12. 2B: Peterson (4), Betts (19), Moreland Flaherty ph 0100.279 Colorado 000 220 100—5 13 0 a-struck out for Choi in the 6th. b- Freese ph-3b 0000.250 New York 000 001 30x—4 8 1 (10), Bradley Jr. (5). HR: Martinez (14), off TOTALS 37 10 12 9 San Francisco 100 022 40x—9 13 1 grounded out for Cave in the 7th. E: TOTALS 36 5 10 5 a-doubled for Davis in the 5th. E: Donald- Hess; Benintendi (5), off Hess; Martinez Bandy (1). LOB: Milwaukee 7, Minnesota son (2), Hernandez (4), Urena 2 (2). LOB: E: Flores (2). LOB: Arizona 5, New York 5. (15), off Hess. RBIs: Benintendi 2 (29), Miami 000 600 201—9 12 1 E: Hundley (1). 3B: Posey (1), Tomlinson 7. 2B: Rosario (12), Escobar (17). HR: San Diego 000 220 004—8 9 0 Oakland 8, Toronto 5. 2B: Olson (9), 2B: Flores (8). HR: Rosario (1), off Buch- Martinez 3 (41). SO: Mancini (1), Jones Atlanta 000 002 206—10 12 2 (1). HR: Hernandez (4), off Anderson; Aguilar (7), off Odorizzi. RBIs: Aguilar Pittsburgh 001 003 010—5 10 1 Chapman 2 (8), Joyce (8). HR: Semien holz; Cabrera (7), off De La Rosa; Rosario (1), Machado (1), Schoop (2), Trumbo(2), Belt (11), off McGee; Hundley (5), off Mc- (20), Kepler (19), Morrison 2 (17). SB: (5), off Barnes; Solarte (10), off Font. (2), off De La Rosa. RBIs: Mathis (2), Ro- Susac (2), Gentry (1), Moreland (2), Mar- Two outs when winning run scored. E: Gee. RBIs: Arenado (25), Story 2 (35), Buxton (5). CS: Kepler (1). SO: Cain (2), E: Mercer (3). LOB: San Diego 3, Pitts- RBIs: Fowler 2 (6), Semien 3 (23), Lucroy sario 2 (14), Cabrera 2 (26). SB: Owings tinez (1), Devers (1), Nunez (2), Bradley Rojas (1), Albies (5), Freeman (4). 3B: Cuevas 2 (3), Hernandez 2 (7), Longoria Yelich (2), Aguilar (1), Shaw (2), Perez burgh 12. 2B: Ellis (4), Harrison (3). HR: (11), Pinder (11), Solarte 2 (29). CS: Fowl- (4), Nimmo (3). CS: Goldschmidt (1). S: Jr. (2). Runners left in scoring position: Bour (1). HR: Brinson (6), off Teheran; Ro- (23), Belt 3 (29), Hundley (15), Tomlinson (1), Choi (1), a-Santana (2), Villar (3), Sal- Villanueva (12), off Williams; Meadows er (1), Semien (2). SF: Fowler, Semien. S: Buchholz. SO: Peralta (3), Lamb (2), Baltimore 6 (Mancini 3, Schoop, Trumbo, jas (6), off Sims; Rojas (7), off Minter. 2 (9). SB: Desmond (5), Arenado (2). SO: adino (1), Bandy (2), Dozier (1), Rosario (1), off Lyles; Mercer (3), off Lyles. RBIs: Urena. SO: Lowrie (2), a-Joyce (1), Olson Goldschmidt (1), Descalso (3), Dyson (1), Gentry); Boston 6 (Martinez, Devers 2, RBIs: Rojas 4 (20), Brinson 4 (17), Acuna 3 Blackmon (1), Desmond (2), Story (1), (1), Morrison (1), Garver (2), Cave (1), b- Villanueva 2 (26), Galvis (13), Ellis 2 (5), (1), Pinder (1), Granderson (2), Smoak Ahmed (1), Nimmo (1), Bruce (1), Gonza- Vazquez, Bradley Jr. 2). RISP: Baltimore1 (11), Freeman (35), Markakis 2 (32), Iannetta (1), Cuevas (1), Gonzalez (1), Grossman (1), Petit (1), Buxton (1). Run- Margot (11), Lyles (1), Harrison (6), (1), Morales (1), Urena (1). Runners left in lez (1), Syndergaard (1). Runners left in for 10; Boston 2 for 15. Runners moved Swanson 2 (16), Suzuki (17). Valaika (1), Anderson (1), Dahl (1), Belt ners left in scoring position: Milwaukee scoring position: Oakland 4 (Olson, scoring position: Arizona 3 (Gold- up: Machado, Betts. (1), Hundley (1), Crawford (1), Jackson 3 (Yelich, Bandy, Santana); Minnesota 3 Cervelli (25), Meadows 2 (2), Mercer IP H R ER BB SO ERA (15). SB: Galvis (3), Spangenberg (3). Chapman, Pinder 2); Toronto 4 (Grand- schmidt, Buchholz, Marte); New York 2 MIAMI (1), Blanco (1). (Escobar, Petit, Grossman). RISP: Mil- BALTIMORE IP H R ER BB SO ERA 1 erson 2, Donaldson 2). (Bruce, Conforto). RISP: Arizona 1 for 6; Chen 5 ⁄3 522156.55 waukee 0 for 3; Minnesota 2 for 9. SAN DIEGO IP H R ER BB SO ERA 2 2 COLORADO IP H R ER BB SO ERA New York 0 for 2. Runners moved up: Hess, L,1-1 4 ⁄3 855246.75 Wittgren, H, 3 ⁄3 000010.66 2 OAKLAND IP H R ER BB SO ERA 1 1 MILWAUKEE IP H R ER BB SO ERA Lyles 5 ⁄3 7 4 4 2 4 3.11 Mathis 2. Wright Jr. 2 ⁄3 400317.88 Steckenrider 1 2 2 2 2 0 5.85 Anderson 5 ⁄3 6 5 5 1 4 4.74 1 1 Strahm 1 ⁄3 1 0 0 1 0 3.86 Mengden 7200123.30 Araujo 1000036.26 Barraclough 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.66 Shaw, L,1-2 1 2 2 2 1 0 5.01 Guerra 4 ⁄3 411242.98 ARIZONA IP H R ER BB SO ERA 2 1 YateS,W,3-0 1 2 1 1 0 1 1.12 Hatcher 1100115.17 BOSTON IP H R ER BB SO ERA Ziegler ⁄3 344117.20 McGee ⁄3 4 2 2 0 0 5.82 Jennings 2100022.01 1 2 Hand, S,14-16 1 0 0 0 2 0 2.22 Font 11222212.71 Buchholz 5 2 1 1 1 2 1.80 Guerrero 0 222204.87 Musgrave 1 ⁄3 1 0 0 1 1 1.29 Williams, L, 0-2 ⁄3 011113.60 2 McFarland 1 1 0 0 0 0 1.84 Rodriguez 5 ⁄3 900074.12 Logan 1111228.10 PITTSBURGH IP H R ER BB SO ERA TORONTO IP H R ER BB SO ERA 1 ATLANTA IP H R ER BB SO ERA SAN FRAN IP H R ER BB SO ERA De La Rosa 1 4 3 3 0 2 3.86 Hembree, H, 5 1 ⁄3 100024.91 1 MINNESOTA IP H R ER BB SO ERA Williams 6 4 4 4 0 5 3.05 Biagini, L,0-3 4643227.71 Salas 1 1 0 0 0 0 5.16 Poyner 1200001.86 Teheran 5 7 6 6 3 4 4.17 Blach 4 ⁄3 844214.37 2 2 Santana 1 0 0 0 0 0 2.79 Morales 1000100.00 Johnson 1100015.73 Moylan 1 0 0 0 2 1 2.93 Gearrin ⁄3 100113.79 Odorizzi 5 ⁄3 5112103.17 NEW YORK IP H R ER BB SO ERA 2 Feliz 1 0 0 0 0 1 2.70 Barnes 1211013.18 Sims 2 3 2 2 1 1 10.50 Smith 1000030.00 Rogers ⁄3 000025.30 1 2 Vazquez 0 4 4 3 0 0 3.86 Petricka ⁄3 2 3 0 0 0 6.75 Syndergaard 7 6 1 1 1 7 2.91 Win: Rodriguez, (W, 4-1). Minter, W,3-0 1 2 1 1 0 2 2.84 Dyson, W,2-0 1111122.95 Pressly ⁄3 200012.19 2 1 Rodriguez 1 1 0 0 0 1 1.53 Loup ⁄3 0 1 0 0 0 3.38 Blevins, H, 4 ⁄3 0 0 0 0 1 5.40 Wright Jr. pitched to 2 batters in the 8th. Watson 1200022.14 Reed, W,1-3 1000012.59 2 McGuire 2 1 0 0 2 2 4.26 Gsellman 1 ⁄3 0 0 0 0 3 2.76 Inherited runners-scored: Wright Jr. 1-0, Save: Guerrero, (L, 0-2). Strickland 1100012.18 Rodney, S,9-12 1 0 0 0 0 3 2.87 Loss: Vazquez, (L, 2-1). Araujo 2-0, Hembree 3-0. Umpires: H, Nic Inherited runners-scored: Wittgren 2-0, Vazquez pitched to 5 batters in the 9th. Win: Mengden, (W, 4-4). Biagini pitched Win: Syndergaard, (W, 4-1). Save: Gsell- Lentz; 1B, Alfonso Marquez; 2B, Lance Guerrero 1-1. HBP: Teheran 2 (Rojas,Ro- Inherited runners-scored: Shaw 2-2, Mc- Williams pitched to1batter in the 8th. In- Inherited runners-scored: Rodriguez1-0. to 3 batters in the 5th. Inherited runners- man, (S, 1-4). Loss: De La Rosa, (L, 0-2). Barrett; 3B, Bill Welke. Time: 3:25. A: jas). WP: Guerrero. Time: 3:19. A: 28,352 Gee 2-2, Musgrave 1-0, Gearrin 3-2. HBP: herited runners-scored: Jennings1-1, Lo- HBP: Yates (Freese). Time: 3:15. scored: Barnes 2-2, Loup 2-2. Buchholz pitched to 1 batter in the 6th. 35,550 (37,731). (41,149). Anderson (Belt). Time: 3:25. gan 1-1, Rogers 2-0. WP: Logan.

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Judge rf 4 0 0 0 .282 Hoskins lf 4111.250 Crondh 4000.278Jones cf 5 0 1 0 .234 Brantley lf 4 1 1 0 .331 Martin cf 4000.276 Robertson ss 4 2 1 4 .283 Stanton dh 5 1 2 0 .263 Herrera cf 4000.344 Wendle 2b 3010.288Castellanos rf 5120.312Ramirez 3b 4 0 0 0 .295 Mahtook lf 4000.188 Cron 1b 4 0 1 0 .285 Hicks cf 4 2 2 1 .250 Santana 1b 2000.189 Ramos c 3 0 1 0 .283 Hicks 1b 5122.302Encarnacion dh 3 0 0 1 .212 Castellanos rf 4000.309 Duffy 3b 3 0 0 0 .315 Austin 1b 4 2 2 4 .261 Alfaro c 4 0 0 0 .255 1-Refsnyder pr 0000.146Goodrum 2b-3b 5000.250Alonso 1b 3 0 0 0 .213 Martinez dh 3111.235 Ramos dh 4 0 1 1 .281 Andujar 3b 5 2 3 1 .286 Altherr rf 3010.195 Sucre c 0 0 0 0 .222 McCann c 5 0 2 0 .270 Cabrera rf 3 0 0 0 .000 Hicks 1b 2110.297 Arroyo 2b 2000.400 Romine c 5 2 3 2 .326 Franco 3b 3000.259 Miller 1b 4000.241Mahtook lf 4010.191Kipnis 2b 3 0 1 0 .176 Goodrum 3b 3010.265 Wendle ph-2b 1 0 0 0 .287 Torreyes ss 5 1 1 0 .339 Kingery ss 3000.214 Duffy3b 4030.328Iglesiasss 4010.248Gomes c 3 0 0 0 .257 Greiner c 2 0 0 1 .278 Refsnyder lf 4 0 0 0 .146 Torres 2b 4 0 0 0 .309 Nola p 2 0 0 0 .056 Smith cf 4000.303Kozma3b 3000.194G.Allen cf 3 0 1 0 .212 Iglesias ss 3000.248 Field rf 3 1 1 0 .295 TOTALS 40 10 14 9 a-Williams ph 1000.220 Robertson ss 4000.273Martinez ph 1010.241TOTALS 30 1 3 1 Machado 2b 3000.216 Smith cf 4 1 1 0 .313 Neris p 0 0 0 0 .000 Field rf 4221.308Machado pr-2b 0 0 0 0 .216 KANSAS CITY AB R H BI AVG. HOUSTON AB R H BI AVG. TOTALS 28 2 3 2 Sucre c 3 1 0 0 .222 TOTALS 29 1 2 1 TOTALS 34 2 7 2 TOTALS 41 2 10 2 TOTALS 32 5 5 5 Jay cf 4 0 1 1 .291 Springer cf 4000.292SEATTLE AB R H BI AVG. ST. LOUIS AB R H BI AVG. LOS ANGELES AB R H BI AVG. SEATTLE AB R H BI AVG. AB R H BI AVG. Soler rf 3 0 0 0 .297 Bregman3b4120.264Gordon2b 5012.306 LOS ANGELES Moustakas 3b 4 0 1 0 .294 Pham cf 4000.312 Kinsler 2b 4000.202Gordon2b 4110.304Altuve2b 4020.316Segura ss 4123.316 Cozart 3b 4 1 1 0 .227 Perez dh 4 0 0 0 .250 Carpenter 3b-1b 4130.194 Troutdh 1200.294Segurass 5121.318Correass 4000.274Haniger rf 4010.291 Trout cf 4 1 2 2 .296 Merrifield 2b 4 0 0 0 .292 Martinez 1b 4011.313 Upton lf 4 0 0 0 .250 Hanigerrf 3122.298Reddick rf 4011.227Cruz dh 3000.228 Upton lf 4 0 0 0 .256 Dozier 1b 3 1 2 0 .250 Gyorko3b 0000.290 Simmonsss3110.329Healy1b 4000.248Gurriel dh 4120.277Seager 3b 3100.233 Pujols dh 3 0 1 0 .247 Gordon lf 3 0 0 0 .252 O’Neill lf 4231.333 Cozart3b 0102.227Seagerdh 4000.228Gonzalez1b2000.225Healy 1b 4110.257 Simmons ss 4 0 0 0 .329 Escobar ss 3 0 0 0 .231 Fowler rf 3210.160 Marte 1b 1000.295Herediacf 4000.283McCann c 3 1 1 2 .248 Gamel lf 4121.233 Kinsler 2b 3 1 1 0 .208 Butera c 2 0 0 0 .172 Wong2b 3000.179 a-Valbuena ph-1b 3001.240 Beckham3b2000.182Kemplf 2010.333Zunino c 4 2 2 1 .207 Marte 1b 3 0 1 1 .300 TOTALS 30 1 4 1 Garciass 3012.236 Maldonado c 3 1 1 2 .248 Gamel ph-lf 1000.230TOTALS 31 3 9 3 Heredia cf 1110.304 Calhoun rf 2 0 0 0 .161 Pena c 4 0 0 0 .282 Youngcf 4010.140Freitas c 2 0 0 0 .209 TOTALS 32 7 10 7 Young ph-rf 1 0 0 0 .130 New York 000 330 022—10 14 0 Flaherty p 3 0 1 0 .167 Hermosillo rf 2010.333Zunino ph-c 2010.213Cleveland 000 000 001—1 3 1 Maldonado c 3 0 0 0 .245 Kansas City 000 000 010—1 4 0 Bader rf 0000.254 Calhoun rf 0 0 0 0 .161 Romine lf-3b 4000.147Houston 000 000 21x—3 9 0 Detroit 010 010 000—2 3 1 TOTALS 31 3 6 3 TOTALS 32 5 10 4 TOTALS 25 5 4 5 TOTALS 35 3 6 3 Seattle 120 004 00x—7 10 0 LOB: New York 8, Kansas City 4. 2B: Stan- E: Alonso (3). LOB: Cleveland 4, Houston Tampa Bay 040 000 100—5 5 1 ton (10), Romine (4). 3B: Hicks (2), Andu- Philadelphia 000 100 000—1 2 1 Tampa Bay 001 000 010—2 7 1 Detroit 200 000 000 00—2 10 1 6. 2B: Brantley (11), Reddick (6), Gurriel E: Goodrum (3). LOB: Detroit 1, Seattle 7. Los Angeles 000 000 012—3 6 2 jar (2). HR: Austin (7), off Skoglund; St. Louis 000 202 10x—5 10 0 Los Angeles 000 210 11x—5 4 0 Seattle 000 000 002 01—3 6 1 (12). HR: McCann (4), off Carrasco. RBIs: 2B: Hicks (8), Gordon (10), Gamel (4). 3B: Austin (8), off Skoglund; Andujar (4), off Encarnacion (25), Reddick (18), McCann Segura (2), Heredia (1). HR: Martinez (4), E: Robertson (3), Marte (2), Anderson Adam; Romine (1), off Adam. RBIs: Gard- a-grounded out for Arano in the 8th. E: a-grounded out for Marte in the 4th. 1- No outs when winning run scored. E: 2 (14). SB: Altuve (3). S: Gonzalez. SO: off Paxton; Segura (3), off Fiers; Gamel (1). LOB: Tampa Bay 7, Los Angeles 2. 2B: ner (14), Hicks (17), Austin 4 (23), Andu- Santana (3). LOB: Philadelphia 4, St. Lou- ran for Ramos in the 8th. E: Andriese (1). Iglesias (2), Freitas (1). LOB: Detroit 7, Lindor (1), Ramirez (2), Encarnacion (1), (1), off Fiers. RBIs: Martinez (20), Greiner Trout (9), Kinsler (6). HR: Robertson (5), jar (16), Romine 2 (9), Jay (10). SO: Judge is 6. 2B: Carpenter 2 (12). HR: Hoskins (6), LOB: Tampa Bay 7, Los Angeles 8. 2B: Seattle 5. 2B: Mahtook (3), Iglesias (10). Alonso (1), Cabrera (1), Gomes (2), (3), Gordon 2 (13), Segura 3 (32), Gamel off Heaney; Trout (14), off Stanek. RBIs: (1), Stanton (2), Andujar (1), Torreyes (1), off Flaherty; O’Neill (2), off Nola. RBIs: Duffy (8), Field (4), Young (2), Hermosillo HR: Hicks (5), off LeBlanc; Haniger (11), G.Allen (2), Bregman (1), Correa (2), Red- (5), Zunino (15). SB: Goodrum (5). SF: Robertson 4 (15), Ramos (22), Trout 2 Torres (1), Soler (2), Moustakas (1), Hoskins (27), Martinez (30), O’Neill (3), (2). HR: Field (4), off Ohtani; Maldonado off Greene. RBIs: Hicks 2 (17), Segura dick (1), Gonzalez (1), McCann (1). Run- Greiner, Segura. S: Heredia. SO: Martin (28), Marte (9). SB: Kinsler (4). SO: Cron Perez (1), Merrifield (2), Dozier (1). Run- Garcia 2 (9). SB: Fowler (3). SF: Garcia. S: (2), off Banda. RBIs: Span (28), Field (8), (33), Haniger 2 (36). SB: Jones (5), Gor- ners left in scoring position: Cleveland 1 (2), Castellanos (3), Hicks (1), Greiner (2), Duffy (1), Ramos (2), Arroyo (1), Refs- ners left in scoring position: New York 3 Wong. SO: Hernandez (2), Herrera (3), Cozart 2 (17), Maldonado 2 (11), Val- don (16). CS: Segura (2). SO: Martin (1), (Cabrera); Houston 4 (Springer 2, Cor- (1), Machado (1), Haniger (1), Cruz (1), nyder (1), Field (2), Smith (1), Cozart (2), (Gardner, Hicks 2); Kansas City 2 (Soler, Santana (1), Alfaro (2), Altherr (2), buena (15). SB: Kinsler (5), Trout 2 (10). Jones (2), Castellanos (1), Hicks (1), rea, Gurriel). RISP: Cleveland 0 for 3; Seager (1), Zunino (2). Runners left in Trout (1), Upton (2), Pujols (2), Marte (1). Merrifield). RISP: New York 5 for 11; Kan- Franco (1), Kingery (2), Nola (1), Pham SF: Cozart 2, Maldonado. SO: Span (1), Goodrum (2), McCann (3), Mahtook (2), Houston 2 for 8. Runners moved up: Ra- scoring position: Detroit 1 (Machado); Runners left in scoring position: Tampa sas City 1 for 5. Runners moved up: (2), Martinez (2), O’Neill (1), Pena (2), Cron (2), Wendle (1), Miller (2), Duffy (1), Healy (1), Seager (1), Heredia (1), c- mirez, Encarnacion, Correa. GIDP: Cor- Seattle 5 (Gordon, Segura, Haniger 2, Bay 4 (Smith 2, Sucre, Wendle); Los An- Perez, Gordon. GIDP: Romine, Perez. DP: Flaherty (1). Runners left in scoring posi- Smith (2), Robertson (2), Field (1), Trout Gamel (1), a-Zunino (1), Romine (1). rea. DP: Cleveland 1 (Lindor, Kipnis, Healy). RISP: Detroit 1 for 3; Seattle 3 for geles1(Simmons). RISP: Tampa Bay1for New York 1 (Torreyes, Torres, Austin); tion: Philadelphia 1 (Alfaro); St. Louis 3 (1), Upton (3), Marte (1), a-Valbuena (1), Alonso). DETROIT IP H R ER BB SO ERA 13. Runners moved up: Iglesias, Gamel. 7; Los Angeles 0 for 3. Runners moved Kansas City 1 (Moustakas, Merrifield). (Martinez, O’Neill, Fowler). RISP: Phila- Young (1). Runners left in scoring posi- IP H R ER BB SO ERA up: Upton, Marte. delphia 0 for 1; St. Louis 2 for 7. Runners tion: Tampa Bay 4 (Miller, Robertson 2, Liriano 8 1 0 0 3 5 3.42 CLEVELAND DETROIT IP H R ER BB SO ERA NEW YORK IP H R ER BB SO ERA 2 IP H R ER BB SO ERA moved up: Martinez, Wong. GIDP: Field); Los Angeles 4 (Kinsler 2, Sim- Greene 1 2 2 2 0 0 4.22 Carrasco 7 ⁄3 8 3 3 1 6 3.64 Fiers, L,4-3 5 6 4 4 1 2 4.57 TAMPA BAY Gray, W,3-3 8 4 11155.48 Hoskins. DP: St. Louis 1 (Garcia, Wong, mons, Valbuena). Jimenez 1 1 0 0 0 1 2.78 Olson 0 1 0 0 0 0 6.08 Lewicki 3 4 3 3 2 3 5.62 Romo 1000034.67 1 Cole 1 0 00028.80 Carpenter). Farmer, L,0-3 0 2 1 1 0 0 4.79 C.Allen ⁄3 0 0 0 0 0 3.32 1 IP H R ER BB SO ERA SEATTLE IP H R ER BB SO ERA Yarbrough 6 ⁄3 4 1 1 1 4 3.54 TAMPA BAY 2 KANSAS CITY IP H R ER BB SO ERA IP H R ER BB SO ERA HOUSTON IP H R ER BB SO ERA Roe ⁄3 0 0 0 0 0 4.76 PHILA IP H R ER BB SO ERA 1 SEATTLE Romo 1 ⁄3 0 0 0 2 3 4.34 Paxton, W,3-1 9322183.30 1 Stanek 0 2 2 2 0 0 7.36 Skoglund 5 8 66236.15 Nola, L,6-2 6744162.37 Andriese, L,1-2 2 0 2 0 2 1 3.14 LeBlanc 5 ⁄3 722152.65 McCullers 7 1 0 0 2 8 3.20 2 2 Colome 1 0 0 0 0 1 3.92 1 3 Flynn 3 4 22224.70 Arano 1311011.38 Alvarado 1 ⁄3 1 1 1 2 1 3.20 Cook ⁄3 100010.00 Harris, H, 6 ⁄ 1 0 0 0 1 3.45 Fiers pitched to 1 batter in the 6th. Inher- 2 1 3 LOS ANGELES IP H R ER BB SO ERA Adam 1222012.84 Neris 1000014.76 Banda 3 ⁄3 3 2 2 2 2 5.40 Pazos 1000011.56 Devenski, H, 9 ⁄ 1 1 1 0 1 1.53 ited runners-scored: Lewicki 1-1. HBP: 2 Giles ⁄3 0 0 0 0 0 3.60 IP H R ER BB SO ERA IP H R ER BB SO ERA Altavilla 1 0 0 0 0 1 3.24 Fiers (Cruz). Umpires: H, Mike Winters; Heaney, L,2-3 6 3 4 0 5 7 3.35 Loss: Skoglund, (L, 1-4). ST. LOUIS LOS ANGELES 2 Nicasio 1 0 0 0 0 1 5.82 1B, Mike Muchlinski; 2B, Tim Timmons; Ramirez ⁄3 111203.86 HBP: Skoglund (Austin), Gray (Soler). 2 2 Win: McCullers, (W, 6-2). Save: Giles, (S, 1 Flaherty 7 ⁄3 2111132.31 Ohtani, W,4-1 7 ⁄3 6 2 2 1 9 3.35 Diaz 1 1 0 0 0 1 1.93 3B, Rob Drake. Time: 2:34. A: 35,739 Anderson 1 ⁄3 100024.63 1 1 WP: Skoglund, Flynn. Umpires: H, Carlos Hicks 1 ⁄3 000212.05 Anderson ⁄3 0 0 0 1 1 4.50 Vincent 1 1 0 0 0 2 4.26 8-8). Loss: Carrasco, (L, 5-3). (47,943). Johnson 1 0 0 0 0 1 4.12 Torres; 1B, Ryan Blakney; 2B, Sam Hol- Parker, S,2-2 1 1 0 0 0 2 2.78 Olson pitched to 1 batter in the 8th. In- brook; 3B, Jim Wolf. Time: 2:31. A: 24,121 Win: Flaherty, (W, 1-1). Win: Vincent, (W, 2-1). Save: Greene, (BS, herited runners-scored: Olson 1-1, Win: Yarbrough, (W, 4-2). Save: Colome, (37,903). Inherited runners-scored: Hicks 1-0. WP: Inherited runners-scored: Andriese 1-0, 3-13). C.Allen 1-0, Devenski 1-0, Giles 1-1. Um- (S, 10-12). Hicks. Time: 2:53. A: 43,560 (45,538). Alvarado 1-1, Banda 1-0, Anderson 1-0. Inherited runners-scored: Cook 1-0. pires: H, Alan Porter; 1B, Jeremie Rehak; Stanek pitched to 2 batters in the 9th. In- HBP: Alvarado (Hermosillo). Time: 3:21. A: 34,252 (47,943). 2B, Bill Miller; 3B, Todd Tichenor. Time: herited runners-scored: Roe 1-0, Ander- 2:48. A: 30,770 (41,168). son 2-0. WP: Heaney. PB: Maldonado (6). ■ Extra innings: Daniel Mengden allowed two hits over seven shutout innings as the A’s beat the Blue Jays 9-2 for a four-game sweep. ... Pitching in the majors for the first time in over a year, Clay Buchholz blanked the Mets on one hit until giving up a homer in the sixth as the Diamondbacks fell 4-1. ... Juan Soto, at 19 MLB’s youngest player, struck out in his debut in the Nationals’ loss to the Dodgers. ... J.D. Martinez homered twice to lift the Red Sox over the Orioles 5-0. ... Yu Darvish earned his first win with the Cubs, 6-1 over the Reds. D Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, May21, 2018 5

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TEAM MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN EASTERN CONFERENCE FINALS EASTERN CONFERENCE FINALS REGULAR SEASON SKY 80, LIBERTY 76 TAMPA BAY 3, WASHINGTON 2 BOSTON 2, CLEVELAND 1 EASTERN WLPCT GB NY FG-A FT-A PT SKY FG-A FT-A PT CLE CLE SF SF SF GAME 1: Washington 4-2 GAME 1: BOSTON 108-83 SKY 201.000 — Charls 8-20 2-3 19 DeShelds 2-7 2-2 7 GAME 2: Washington 6-2 GAME 2: BOSTON 107-94 Connecticut 101.000 — Colemn 2-8 2-2 8Dolson 1-7 0-0 3 6:05 7:05 1:20 6:15 7:08 GAME 3: Tampa Bay 4-2 GAME 3: CLEVELAND 116-86 Washington 101.000 — Hartly 3-10 1-2 8Hopkins 1-2 0-0 2 WGN-9 NBCSCH ABC-7 FOX-32 ESPN GAME 4: Tampa Bay 4-2 Monday: at Cleveland, 7:30 Atlanta 01.000 1 Rodgrs 2-7 0-0 6Quigly 7-13 6-7 22 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 GAME 5: TAMPA BAY 3-2 Wednesday: at Boston, 7:30 1 Indiana 02.000 1 ⁄2 Zelous 0-4 0-0 0Wilams 5-7 2-2 12 Monday: at Washington, 7 x-Friday: at Cleveland, 7:30 New York 00.000 1/2 x-Wednesday: at Tampa Bay, 7 x-May 27: at Boston, 7:30 Allen 0-2 0-0 0Coates 4-4 0-1 8 BAL BAL BAL BAL @DET @DET @DET WESTERN WLPCT GB Nurse 5-10 5-5 17 Coppr 2-5 2-2 6 7:10 7:10 7:10 1:10 6:10 3:10 12:10 WESTERN CONFERENCE FINALS WESTERN CONFERENCE FINALS Phoenix 201.000 — Rusell 0-1 3-4 3Falknr 6-9 0-2 14 Zahui 6-10 2-3 15 Mntgmry 0-2 2-2 2 NBCSCH NBCSCH NBCSCH+ WGN-9 WGN-9 NBCSCH NBCSCH VEGAS 4, WINNIPEG 1 GOLDEN STATE 2, HOUSTON 1 Los Angeles 00.000 1/2 Parkr 2-7 0-0 4 GAME 1: WINNIPEG 4-2 GAME 1: Golden State 119-106 Dallas 11.500 1/2 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 Totals 26-72 15-19 Totals 30-63 14-18 GAME 2: Vegas 3-1 GAME 2: HOUSTON 127-105 Minnesota 01.000 1 GAME 3: VEGAS 4-2 Sunday: GOLDEN STATE 126-85 Las Vegas 10.000 1 New York 22 18 11 25 —76 @ORL GAME 4: VEGAS 3-2 Tuesday: at Golden State, 8 Seattle 01.000 1/2 SKY 22 16 18 24 —80 6:30 Sunday: Vegas 2-1 Thursday: at Houston, 8 SUNDAY’S RESULTS AM-1200 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary; x-May 26: at Golden State, 8 Sky 80, New York 76 3-ptrs: NY 9-25 (Coleman 2-3, Rodgers 2-5, home team in CAPS) x-May 28: at Houston, 8 Connectiuct 101, Las Vegas 65 Nurse 2-6, Zahui B 1-1, Hartley 1-3, Charles (Best-of-7; x-if necessary; Washington 82, Indiana 75 1-4, ), SKY 6-13 (Faulkner 2-3, Quigley 2-4, home team in CAPS) Dallas 101, Atlanta 78 DeShields 1-2, Dolson 1-2, ). Fouled out: Rod- ATL @SEA Los Angeles 77, Minnesota 76 gers. Rebs: NY 30 (Zahui B 7), SKY 43 (Parker Phoenix 87, Seattle 82 8). Asts: NY 18 (Hartley 6), SKY 20 (Faulkner, 11 a.m. 9 SOCCER COLLEGE SOFTBALL DeShields 5). Fouls: NY 18, SKY 19. A: 7,922 WCIU-26.2 CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINAL NCAA TOURNAMENT GOLF SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE Double elimination/Locals Real Madrid vs. Liverpool, 1:45 a-advanced; e-eliminated REGIONS TRADITION PGA BYRON NELSON LPGA KINGSMILL MONDAY ON TV/RADIO LATEST LINE Columbia (S.C.) Regional 4th of 4 rds; Greystone 4th of 4 rds; Trinity Forest CHAMPIONSHIP MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER South Carolina 2, Liberty 0 G&CC; Birmingham, Ala.; GC; Dallas; 7,380 yds; p71 3rd of 3 rds; Kingsmill Re- EASTERN WLTPTS GF GA a-South Carolina 5, Liberty 0 MLB 7,277 yds; par 72 261 (-23) $1,386,000 sort River; Williamsburg, MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Athens (Ga.) Regional Atlanta 83125 26 16 269 (-19)$360,000 Aaron Wise 65-63-68-65 Va.; 6,445 yds; par: 71; x- NATIONAL LEAGUE MONDAY a-Georgia 9, Northwestern 7 N.Y. City FC 72324 25 16 Miguel A. Jimenez64-69-66-70 264 (-20) $831,600 won on 2nd playoff hole 7 p.m. Royals at Cardinals MLBN at Washington-180 San Diego +165 Tallahassee (Fla.) Regional Columbus 73324 18 10 272 (-16)$176,000 Marc Leishman 61-66-69-68 199 (-14)$195,000 at Philadelphia -120 Atlanta +110 a-Florida State 10, Jacksonville State 0 N.Y. Red Bulls 73021 26 12 Joe Durant 66-70-67-69 265 (-19)$400,400 x-Ariya Jutanugarn 66-67-66 at New York -130 Miami +120 Gainesville (Fla.) Regional 7:10 p.m. Orioles at White SoxNBCSCH, WGN-AM 720 Orlando City 64119 21 18 Gene Sauers 66-67-70-69 Branden Grace 66-68-69-62 199 (-14)$103,076 Arizona -108 at Milwaukee -102 a-Florida 4, Ohio State 0 New England 54217 18 15 Steve Stricker 67-70-65-70 Keith Mitchell 65-68-69-63 Nasa Hataoka66-66-67 at Los Angeles-180 Colorado +165 Lexington (Ky.) Regional Philadelphia 45214 12 15 273 (-15)$99,200 J.J. Spaun 64-69-69-63 In Gee Chun 65-66-68 10 p.m. Rockies at Dodgers MLBN AMERICAN LEAGUE MONDAY Notre Dame 2, Michigan-e 1 FIRE 36211 15 20 Jeff Maggert 68-73-68-64 268 (-16)$257,950 200 (-13)$67,049 Baltimore-108 at White Sox -102 a-Kentucky 8, Notre Dame 0 (6) Toronto FC 36110 14 19 Scott McCarron 67-68-71-67 Ryan Blaum 66-69-67-66 Br. M. Henderson 70-65-65 New York -180 at Texas+165 Knoxville (Tenn.) Regional NBA PLAYOFFS Montreal 38091426 Duffy Waldorf 70-71-66-66 Kevin Na 66-65-69-68 201 (-12)$53,967 at Minnesota -200 Detroit +180 a-Tennessee 5, Ohio 1 D.C. United 25281317 274 (-14)$68,800 Jimmy Walker 64-67-70-67 Megan Khang 67-67-67 INTERLEAGUE MONDAY Tuscaloosa (Ala.) Regional WESTERN WLTPTS GF GA Bob Estes 70-66-72-66 269 (-15)$207,900 203 (-10)$44,155 7:30 p.m. G4, Celtics at Cavaliers ESPN, WMVP-AM 1000 at St. Louis -200 Kansas City +180 a-Alabama 6, Oregon State 0 Jerry Kelly 66-69-71-68 Chas. Howell III 69-69-65-66 Austin Ernst 67-65-71 Kansas City 72324 24 13 Fayetteville (Ark.) Regional NBA PLAYOFFS Rocco Mediate 68-72-66-68 Adam Scott 67-65-72-65 204 (-9) $32,816 Los Angeles FC 63220 23 18 a-Arkansas 6, Wichita State 4 WOMEN’S COLLEGE GOLF MONDAY 275 (-13)$57,600 Kevin Tway 67-65-70-67 S. Sntiwiwtthnphng 70-68-66 1 Portland 53217 16 15 Baton Rouge (La.) Regional at Cleveland 6 ⁄2 Boston Bernhard Langer70-72-66-67 270 (-14)$177,100 Eun-Hee Ji 68-70-66 La-Lafayette 5, LSU 4 (10) FC Dallas41517 16 11 276 (-12)$52,800 Brian Gay67-62-72-69 Caroline Masson 68-69-67 2 p.m. NCAA individual championship Golf Channel NHL PLAYOFFS a-LSU 3, La-Lafayette 1 Vancouver 45416 16 24 Kevin Sutherland69-66-68-73 271 (-13)$148,867 205 (-8) $21,773 MONDAY Norman (Okla.) Regional Houston 43315 23 17 277 (-11)$45,600 Rory Sabbatini 66-70-69-66 Mariajo Uribe 69-68-68 at Washington-123 Tampa Bay+113 Missouri 6, Tulsa-e 5 NHL PLAYOFFS Minnesota 47113 14 22 Mark O’Meara72-70-68-67 Ethan Tracy 65-72-67-67 Anna Nordqvist 70-66-69 a-Oklahoma 7, Missouri 0 Real Salt Lake46113 14 25 Kenny Perry 68-69-72-68 Matt Jones 67-65-68-71 Ayako Uehara69-67-69 College Station (Texas) Regional AHL PLAYOFFS LA Galaxy 36110 14 19 Fran Quinn 68-70-72-67 272 (-12)$115,500 Moriya Jutanugarn 68-68-69 7 p.m. G6, Lightning at Capitals NBCSN TXA&M 10, Baylor 4 San Jose 26391822 278 (-10)$32,213 Bron. Burgoon 69-68-67-68 Katelyn Dambaugh 68-68-69 Seattle Regional Seattle 2528711 Glen Day71-69-71-67 Joel Dahmen 67-68-68-69 Catriona Matthew 67-68-70 EASTERN CONFERENCE FINALS a-Washington 5, Minnesota 2 BUNDESLIGA SOCCER RELEGATION PLAYOFF Colorado 26281117 Doug Garwood 69-69-72-68 Derek Fathauer 70-67-66-69 Sandra Gal 67-68-70 TORONTO 2, LEHIGH VALLEY 0 Los Angeles Regional Note: 3 points for victory, 1 point for tie. Lee Janzen 70-69-71-68 Russell Knox69-69-68-66 206 (-7) $16,615 GAME 1: TORONTO 4-3 CS Fullerton 2, UCLA 1 1:30 p.m. Wolfstein at Holstein Kiel FS1 SUNDAY’S RESULTS Paul Broadhurst 72-69-68-69 H. Matsuyama 72-63-71-66 Danielle Kang 69-68-69 Sunday: TORONTO 3-2 (OT) UCLA 6, CS Fullerton 4 Houston 3, Fire 2 Tom Byrum 68-73-68-69 273 (-11)$80,080 Mina Harigae 67-69-70 Wednesday: at Lehigh Valley, 6:05 Tempe (Ariz.) Regional Kansas City 1, Minnesota United 1 Brandt Jobe 71-73-66-68 Robert Garrigus 66-69-71-67 ALSO: 207 (-6) $14,260 WOMEN’S SOCCER Friday: at Lehigh Valley, 6:05 G6: Ariz St 4, Miss 3 N.Y. Red Bulls 3, Atlanta 1 Wes Short 66-72-68-72 Billy Horschel 68-69-69-67 Karrie Webb 68-68-71 x-May 26: at Lehigh Valley, 6:05 G7: Arizona St 9, Mississippi 0 MONDAY’S SCHEDULE Vijay Singh 70-69-67-72 Martin Piller 69-63-71-70 209 (-4) $7,261 x-May 28: at Toronto, 6 Tucson (Ariz.) Regional 10:50 a.m.UEFA U17 semifinal ESPNU LA Galaxy at Montreal, 2 Scott Verplank 72-67-71-68 Jordan Spieth 69-66-71-67 Michelle Wie 70-70-69 x-May 30: at Toronto, 6 a-Arizona 4, Mississippi State 3 FRIDAY’S SCHEDULE 279 (-9) $23,400 Peter Uihlein 65-70-69-69 EASTERN CONFERENCE FINALS FC Dallas at Toronto FC, 7 REMAINING SEEDS Olin Browne 71-70-72-66 274 (-10)$55,825 WEB.COM BMW TENNIS Oregon, Kentucky, Arizona, Oklahoma Paul Goydos 71-72-67-69 Tyler Duncan 65-73-68-68 TEXAS 2, ROCKFORD 0 New York City FC at Houston, 7:55 CHARITY PRO-AM South Carolina, LSU, Fla. St., Arkansas 280 (-8) $19,480 Martin Flores 70-67-68-69 GAME 1: TEXAS 4-2 San Jose at LA Galaxy, 10 4th of 4 rds; t Greer, S.C.; t- Washington, Alabama, Georgia, Tenn. Scott Dunlap 70-66-73-71 Anirban Lahiri 68-67-72-67 1 p.m. ATP GenevaTennis Channel (more, 5 a.m. Tue.) Sunday: TEXAS 3-5 (OT) SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE Thornblade Club: 7,024 Fire at Orlando City, 6:30 Tom Lehman 68-69-72-71 Park. McLachlin 71-67-70-66 yards, par-71;c-The Cliffs Tuesday: at Rockford, 7 C. Montgomerie 71-72-67-70 J.T. Poston 68-69-68-69 Thursday: at Rockford, 7 Real Salt Lake at Seattle, 4 Valley: 7,029 yds, par-72 New England at Vancouver, 4:30 CYCLING Tim Petrovic 69-68-69-74 Shawn Stefani 68-66-69-71 f-Furman GC: 7,041, par-70 AUTO RACING TENNIS x-Friday: at Rockford, 7 Esteban Toledo 69-69-74-68 ALSO: 285 (+1) $14,784 x-May 28: at Texas, 7 Philadelphia at New York, 6 257 (-27) $126,000 Montreal at Minnesota United, 7 David Toms 73-68-69-70 Mark Wilson 68-66-80-71 Mike Arnaud 69c-60t-65f-63 102ND INDIANAPOLIS 500 INTERNAZIONALI BNL D’ITALIA x-May 29: at Texas, 7 GIRO D'ITALIA ALSO: 282 (-6) $13,886 286 (+2) $14,630 (best-of-7; x-if necessary) Portland at Colorado, 8 262 (-22) $61,600 Lineup at Indianapolis Motor Speedway; Final; Rome; clay-outdoor D.C. United at Los Angeles FC, 9 15th Stage;109.4 miles from Tolmezzo to Larry Mize71-69-72-70 Robert Allenby70-67-75-74 Ky.-Hoon Lee68c-66t-64f-64 race: May 27. lap: 2.5 miles; all chassis 287 (-1) $7,920 Purse: men, $5.82 million (masters 1000) NATIONAL WOMEN’S SOCCER Sappada, with four categorized climbs BELGIAN KNOCKOUT Robby Shelton65f-63c-65t-69 Dallara; C-Chevrolet; H-Honda Men RK. CYCLING, COUNTRYTIME Todd Hamilton 69-76-73-69 263 (-21) $30,800 SP # ROW 1 MMPH #1 Rafael Nadal d. COLLEGE LACROSSE CLUB WLTPTS GF GA 1. Simon Yates, Britain 4:37:56 310 (+22) $1,824 Rinkven Int’l GC; Antwerp J. Bramlett 65t-70f-66c-62 Tom Kite 79-78-78-75 1. 20 Ed Carpenter C229.618 #2 Alexander Zverev, 6-1, 1-6, 6-3 North Carolina 70223 15 6 2. Miguel Angel Lopez, Colombia :41* Final: Adrian Otaegui, d. Bhavik Patel 66t-64f-63c-70 Benjamin Hebert, -3 to -1 2. 22 Simon Pagenaud C228.761 Women DIV. I TOURNAMENT Seattle 41214 11 6 3. Tom Dumoulin, Netherlands 41* #4 Elina Svitolina d. 37. Benjamin King, , U.S. 13:37* 3. 12 Will PowerC228.607 Sunday’s quarterfinals Orlando 3231287 #1 Simona Halep, 6-0, 6-4 61. Chad Haga, , U.S. 19:31* MINOR LEAGUEBASEBALL ROW 2 Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium Portland 33312 12 12 4. 1Josef Newgarden C228.405 RED STARS 22612 12 11 79. Joe Dombrowski, , U.S. 26:14* ATP WORLD TOUR BANQUE ERIC Annapolis, Md. 110. Nathan Brown, , U.S. 29:15* 5. 18 Sebastien Bourdais H228.142 STURDZA GENEVA OPEN Maryland 13, Cornell 8 Utah 21511 75 MIDWEST LEAGUE FRONTIER LEAGUE 6. 21 Spencer Pigot C228.107 Houston 1447713 OVERALL (15/21 stages; *-time behind) EASTERN WLPCT.GB EAST WLPCT.GB Duke 14, Johns Hopkins 9 1. Simon Yates, Britain 65:57:37* ROW 3 R1 in Geneva; clay-outdoor Saturday’s semifinals Washington 1525712 #7 Andreas Seppi d. 2. Tom Dumoulin, Netherlands 2:11* Lansing (Blue Jays)2815.651 — Lake Erie 63.667 — 7. 13 Danica Patrick C228.090 At Gillette Stadium Sky Blue FC 0511512 1 1 Marco Cecchinato, 7-5, 6-4 3. Domenico Pozzovivo, Italy 2:28* Bowling Green (Rays)2616.619 1 ⁄2 Windy City 53.625 ⁄2 8. 3Helio Castroneves C227.859 Foxborough, Mass. (11 a.m./1:30 WEDNESDAY’S SCHEDULE 1 46. Benjamin King, , U.S. 1:16:37* W. Michigan (Tigers) 23 19 .548 4 ⁄2 Washington 54.556 1 9. 9Scott Dixon H227.610 Mirza Basic d. Maryland (14-3) vs. Johns Hopkins-Duke #8 Mischa Zverev, 5-7, 6-3, 6-4 North Carolina at Orlando, 6:30 55. Nathan Brown, , U.S. 1:26:32* Dayton (Reds) 21 20 .512 6 Traverse City 45.444 2 ROW 4 Yale (15-3) vs. Albany (NY) (16-2) Sky Blue FC at Washingtpon, 6:30 1 58. Joe Dombrowski, , U.S. 1:35:53* Fort Wayne (Padres) 20 22 .476 7 ⁄2 Joliet 36.333 3 Championships; Monday, May 28 10. 14 Tony Kanaan C227.664 WTA NUERNBERGER Seattle at Houston, 7 68. Chad Haga, , U.S. 1:47:35* Lake County (Indians) 19 24 .442 9 Schaumburg36.333 3 Semifinal winners, noon 11. 4Matheus Leist C227.571 VERSICHERUNGSCUP South Bend (Cubs) 17 24 .415 10 WEST 12. 98 Marco Andretti H227.288 R1 in Nuremberg, Germany; clay-outdoor Great Lakes (Dodgers) 13 28 .317 14 Gateway 53.625 — ROW 5 Christina McHale d. TRANSACTIONS WESTERN WLPCT.GB 13. 19 Zachary De Melo H226.999 Florence 53.625 — Zheng Saisai, 6-2, 7-6 (5) Quad Cities (Astros) 23 19 .548 — 14. 28 Ryan Hunter-ReayH 226.788 Lara Arruabarrena d. River City 53.625 — 1 1 15. 23 Charlie Kimball C226.657 BASEBALL Minnesota: Sent 3B Miguel Sano to Los Angeles: Placed LHP Rich Hill on the Clinton (Mariners) 21 18 .538 ⁄2 Evansville 54.556 ⁄2 Katharina Hobgarski, 7-6 (6), 6-1 1 Rochester (IL) for a rehab assignment. 10-day DL. Optioned RHP Yimi Garcia to Peoria (Cardinals) 21 18 .538 ⁄2 1 ROW 6 Madison Brengle d. AMERICAN LEAGUE Southern Illinois 45.444 1 ⁄2 New York: Optioned Of Clint Frazier To Oklahoma City (PCL). Recalled SP Pat Kane Co. (D’backs) 20 18 .526 1 1 Varvara Lepchenko, 6-1, 6-3 Baltimore: Optioned LHP Donnie Hart to Normal 27.222 3 ⁄2 16. 30 Takuma Sato H226.557 Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (Il). Venditte from Oklahoma City. Norfolk (IL). Recalled RHP David Hess Cedar Rapids (Twins) 19 19 .500 2 SUNDAY’S RESULTS 17. 32 Kyle Kaiser C226.398 WTA INTERNATIONAUX Oakland: Claimed RHP Carlos Ramirez Philadelphia: Optioned RHP Jerad Eick- 18. 6Robert Wickens H226.296 from Norfolk. Beloit (Athletics) 18 20 .474 3 Lake Erie 3, Washington 2 from Toronto. hoff to Lehigh Valley (IL) for a rehab as- 1 DE STRASBOURG Boston: Sent RHP Hector Velazquez to Wisconsin (Brewers) 20 23 .465 3 ⁄2 Schaumburg 3, Traverse City 2 ROW 7 Tampa Bay: Placed SS Adeiny Hechavar- signment. Pawtucket (IL) for a rehab assignment. Burlington (Angels) 17 23 .425 5 Joliet 3, Windy City 2 19. 33 James Davison C226.255 R1 in Strasbourg, France; clay-outdoor ria on the 10-day DL, retroactive to Fri- Pittsburgh: Optioned RHP Nick Kingham Chicago White Sox: Optioned RHP Car- Gateway 3, Florence 2 20. 59 Max Chilton C226.212 #4 Mihaela Buzarenescu d. day. Recalled RHP Ryne Stanek from to Indianapolis (IL). Reinstated 2B Josh SUNDAY’S RESULTS son Fulmer to Charlotte (IL). G2 Florence 6, Gateway 5 21. 29 Carlos MunozH226.048 Magda Linette, 4-6, 7-6 (1), 6-3 Durham (IL). Harrison from the 10-day DL. Bowling Green 9, Lansing 6 Cleveland: Selected the contract of OF Evansville 5, Normal 4 ROW 8 #7 Danielle Collins d. Texas: Optioned RHP Ariel Jurado to St. Louis: Sent LHP Tyler Lyons and RHP Fort Wayne 3, South Bend 1 Amandine Hesse, 6-1, 4-6, 6-3 Melky Cabrera from Columbus (IL). Op- Dayton 12, Great Lakes 4 Lake Erie 3, Washington 2 22. 88 Gabby ChavesC226.007 tioned RHP Evan Marshall to Columbus. Frisco (TL). Reinstated RHP Chris Martin Alex Reyes to Springfield (TL) for rehab River City 9, Southern Illinois 5 23. 25 Stefan Wilson H225.862 Natalia Vikhlyantseva d. from the 10-day DL. Sent INF/OF Drew assignments. West Michigan 7, Lake County 4 Designated RHP Alexi Ogando for as- MONDAY’S SCHEDULE 24. 24 Sage KaramC225.823 Tereza Mrdeza, 6-3, 7-6 (4) Robinson to Frisco (TL) for a rehab as- Washington: Optioned RHP Jefry Rodri- Wisconsin 2, Burlington 1 signment. No games. ROW 9 Wang Qiang d. signment. guez to Harrisburg (EL). Designated OF Peoria 3, Kane County 2 Camilla Rosatello, 3-6, 6-1, 6-4 Houston: Placed OF Derek Fisher on the Beloit 3, Quad Cities 2 25. 26 Zach Veach H225.748 NATIONAL LEAGUE Moises Sierra for assignment. Selected AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Reka-Luca Jani d. 10-day DL, retroactive to Saturday. Re- Cedar Rapids 6, Clinton 1 26. 64 Oriol Servia H225.699 Arizona: Optioned RHP Jimmie Sherfy to the contract of OF Juan Soto from Har- SUNDAY’S RESULTS Sachia Vickery, 6-3, 7-5 called INF J.D. Davis from Fresno (PCL). MONDAY’S SCHEDULE 27. 66 JR Hildebrand C225.418 Reno (PCL). Selected the contract of RHP risburg. Recalled SS Adrian Sanchez Kansas City 3, Wichita 1 Zarina Diyas d. Katarzyna Piter, 6-2, 6-4 Kansas City: Placed 3B Cheslor Cuthbert Lake County at Dayton, 6 ROW 10 Clay Buchholz from Reno. Transferred from Syracuse (IL). Lincoln 4, Sioux City 3 Elena Rybakina d. Andrea Gamiz, 6-3, 6-1 on the 10-day DL, retroactive to Wednes- Lansing at South Bend, 6:05 28. 7Jay Howard H225.388 RHP Randall Delgado to the 60-day DL. Winnipeg 4, Cleburne 3 day. Recalled SS Ramon Torres from FOOTBALL Fort Wayne at West Michigan, 6:05 29. 10 Ed Jones H225.362 LYON OPEN Omaha (PCL). Atlanta: Optioned RHP Matt Wisler to Texas 1, Fargo-Moorhead 0 Gwinnett (IL). Released 3B Jose CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Burlington at Clinton, 6:30 30. 15 Graham Rahal H225.327 R1 in Lyon, France; clay-outdoor Los Angeles: Placed C Rene Rivera on St. Paul 4, Gary Southshore 3 Bautista. Reinstated SS Dansby Swan- Edmonton: Released RBs LaDarius Cedar Rapids at Kane County, 6:30 ROW 11 Radu Albot d. the 10-day DL, retroactive to Thursday. Sioux Falls 4, Chicago Dogs 2 son from the10-day DL. Recalled RHP Lu- Perkins and John White and DB Peoria at Beloit, 6:30 Federico Delbonis, 6-7 (7), 7-5, 6-4 Selected the contract of C Jose Briceno MONDAY’S SCHEDULE 31. 60 Jack Harvey H225.254 cas Sims from Gwinnett. Demetrius Wright. Signed WRs Giovanni Great Lakes at Bowling Green, 6:35 Calvin Hemery d. from Salt Lake (PCL). Transferred RHP Fargo-Moorhead at Cleburne, 6:06 32. 27 Alexander Rossi H224.935 Colorado: Signed RHP Braxton Lorenzini Aprile and Keevan Lucas and DB Jalen Wisconsin at Quad Cities, 6:35 Corentin Moutet, 6-7 (4), 6-4, 6-3 Keynan Middleton to the 60-day DL. Winnipeg at Texas, 7:05 33. 17 Conor Daly H224.429 to a minor league contract. Spencer.

SKY 80, LIBERTY 76 IN BRIEF GOLF Quigley, Sky Wise rolls in Nelson stay unbeaten with record score Associated Press Tribune news services Allie Quigley scored 15 of her 22 points in the fourth Aaron Wise cruised to his first PGA Tour quarter to help the Sky beat victory, shattering the Byron Nelson record at 23 the Liberty 80-76 on Sunday under on a new course in a race to finish before night in the Sky’s first game nightfall after a four-hour rain delay. at the new Wintrust Arena. The 21-year-old rookie shot a 6-under 65 to Jamierra Faulkner had 14 beat Marc Leishman by three strokes at Trinity points,fiverebounds andfive Forest in Dallas. The Nelson celebrated its 50th assists for the Sky (2-0). anniversary with a return to Dallas after 35 years Gabby Williams, the No. 4 in suburban Irving. overall pick in this year’s The treeless links-style par-71 layout was draft, scored 12 points on defenseless with softer fairways and greens and 5-of-7 shooting. no wind once the morning storms passed. Tina Charles led the Lib- Branden Grace shot a 62 and finished at 19 erty (0-1) with 19 points. under with J.J. Spaun and Keith Mitchell, who Rookie Kia Nurse added 17 had matching 63s. and Amanda Zahui B15. ■ Miguel Angel Jimenez won the Regions The Sky led 68-64 with six Tradition for his first senior major title, closing minutes left. The Liberty with a 2-under 70 for a three-stroke victory in trimmed the gap to one point Birmingham, Ala. Steve Stricker, Joe Durant and four times, the last when Gene Sauers tied for second. ... Ariya Jutanugarn Charles’ jumper made it 74- birdied the second hole of a playoff to win the 73 with three minutes to go. Kingsmill Championship in Williamsburg, Va., But Quigley answered with for the second time in three years. Jutanugarn two free throws and Chey- closed with a 5-under 66 to match Nasa Hataoka enne Parker scored to push (67) and In Gee Chun (68) at 14-under 199. the lead back to five. COLLEGES: Billy Cannon, the gifted running back who won the Heisman Trophy for LSU in 1959 with a memorable Halloween night punt- return touchdown against Mississippi, died DYNAMO 3, FIRE 2 JASON HALSTEAD/GETTY Sunday. He was 80. LSU said Cannon, the Marc-Andre Fleury makes a save in the Golden Knights’ conference-clinching victory Sunday. school’s only Heisman winner, died at his home in St. Francisville, La. The cause of death was not Elis’ two goals immediately known. Cannon led the Tigers to a upend Fire Golden path not over national championship in 1958 and went on to a successful pro career with the Houston Oilers, Oakland Raiders and Kansas City Chiefs and Associated Press NHL, from Page 1 Reaves, the bruising Win- early in the third but couldn’t became a dentist after retiring from football. But nipeg native acquired from muster much of anything. life after football was far from smooth. He served 1 Alberth Elis scored two the Eastern finals 3-2 with the Penguins before the The Knights smothered 2 ⁄2 years in federal prison for counterfeiting in second-half goals to help the Game 6 set for Monday night trade deadline in February, much of the Jets’ attack for the mid-1980s. He was inducted into the College Dynamo beat the Fire 3-2 at in Washington. snappeda1-1tie with 6:39 left the next 10 minutes, with Football Hall of Fame in 2008. ... Minnesota Toyota Park on Sunday for The Golden Knights, in the second period when Hellebuyck having to come added shooting guard Brock Stull as a graduate their first road win. whose jaw-dropping inaugu- he tipped Luca Sbisa’s point up with big stops on William transfer from Milwaukee. Stull was the second- Elis cut back to evade ral 109-point season in- shot past Hellebuyck. Karlsson and Eric Haula to leading scorer for the Panthers last season, defender Johan Kappelhof cluded a Pacific Division Reaves’ last goal before Sun- keep his team within one. averaging 13.4 points per game. 1 and ripped a right-footer title, swept the Kings in the day came 3 ⁄2 months ago The Jets pressed with from the center of the box first round and knocked out while with the Penguins. under four minutes to go, HOCKEY: Sweden capped its run through the into the back of the net to theSharks in six games in the “The guys that weren’t with Fleury stopping world championship by edging Switzerland 3-2 give the Dynamo (4-3-3) a second. playing, myself included, we Wheeler on the doorstep, but in the final after a penalty shootout to success- 3-2 lead in the 74th minute. “All those records and stayed ready,” Reaves said. the Knights closed out their fully defend its title in Copenhagen, Denmark. The Dynamo’s Romell everything, it doesn’t mean “We had fun while we were third straight series on the Filip Forsberg scored the decisive goal in the Quioto opened the scoring in anything if you’re not the last doing it, but we worked hard road. shootout. The United States topped Canada 4-1 the fourth minute when he team standing,” center Jona- so when we were called The Jets had the NHL’s to claim the bronze medal behind Chris Kreider’s knocked the ball past sliding than Marchessault said. upon, we were ready to go.” second-best record with 114 two goals. goalkeeper Richard Sanchez. “I think we have a lot of Fleury stopped 151 of 161 points in the regular season. Nemanja Nikolic tied it for gas left.” shots in the seriesand al- They advanced to the first TENNIS: Rafael Nadal came out on top in a the Fire in the 14th minute Josh Morrissey scored for lowed just six goals the rest conference final in cityhis- matchup of this year’s top two clay-court players, and then fed Diego Campos the Jets, and Connor Hel- of the way after giving up tory with a five-game victory beating defending champion Alexander Zverev for a goal about two minutes lebuyck made 30 saves. four in the opener. over the Wild in the opening 6-1, 1-6, 6-3 to win a record-extending eighth later. Elis made it 2-2 early in “It’s very difficult to find “Everybody’s stepping up round before topping the Italian Open title in Rome. The victory means the second half. that positive feeling at this at different times,” Fleury Presidents’ Trophy-winning Nadal will reclaim the No. 1 ranking from Roger The Fire (3-6-2) have lost moment,” Jets coach Paul said. Predators in Game 7 on the Federer on Monday. Federer is sitting out the clay three of their last four games. Maurice said. The Jets got a power play road. season to prepare for Wimbledon. 6 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, May21, 2018 D

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NBA PLAYOFFS WARRIORS 126, ROCKETS 85 Curry scores 35 in 41-point rout Guard dials it up in 2nd half as Warriors cruise, grab 2-1 lead in series By Janie McCauley Associated Press

OAKLAND, Calif. — Stephen Curry shook, shimmied and screamed, letting his adoring fans and the Rockets know that Oracle Arena was his house. Once the two-time MVP got his groove back, the Rockets were helpless. Curry scored 35 pointswith five 3-pointers, shooting over James Harden and driving past him as JOSE CARLOS FAJARDO/BAY AREA NEWS the Warriors made a second-half Warriors guard Stephen Curry had statement to beat the Rockets 18 points on 7-for-7 shooting in the 126-85 on Sunday night for a 2-1 third quarter in Sunday’s Game 3. lead in the Western Conference finals. bounds to go with 10 points and Curry had 18 points on 7-for-7 six assists. The Warriors won an shooting in the third quarter, lying NBA-record 16th consecutive with his back flat on the court for home postseason game, passing his unique version of a snow angel the Bulls’ mark of 15 in a row from and even following one basket April 27, 1990, to May 21, 1991. with an expletive, shouting “This “We’re in the middle of a hell of is my house!” to the thousands arun, obviously,” coach Steve Kerr who cheered, exhilarated by his said. every move and rumble. The defending champions got “There’s obviously that antici- defensive — and maybe a little pation when you come in transi- mad — after a 127-105 Game 2 tion and you find an open look and defeat Wednesday night at Hous- there’s a collective hush in the ton, determined to make stops to crowd, especially in this building,” ignite the transition game and Curry said. “It’s a cool moment. I open up 3-point shooters. was searching for it in the first Especially Curry, who snapped half. I had plenty of opportunities, out of his slump with four in the Ijust couldn’t knock it down. second half. Third quarter it opened up. “I’ve seen those explosions “I’ve been doing it for a while. I happen everywhere, not just won’t let two tough games shoot- here,” Green said. “His 3 is similar ing keep me frustrated.” to some people’s dunk. You go to MICHAEL CONROY/AP The 41-point victory was the certain arenas and a guy gets a Danica Patrick hugs Ed Carpenter after he captured the pole Sunday during qualifying for the Indy 500. largest in franchise history during dunk it’s just absurd. That’s how the postseason, topping a 39-point his 3 ball is. Don’t mean to INDIANAPOLIS 500 QUALIFYING win — 85-46 — by the Philadel- disappoint, but I’ve seen crazier phia Warriors against the St. Louis from him.” Bombers on April 6, 1948. Harden had 20 points and nine Kevin Durant added 25 points, assists, while Chris Paul added 13 six rebounds and six assists, while points and 10 rebounds as they Show starters Draymond Green grabbed 17 re- combined to shoot just 12 for 32. Carpenter on pole, Penske’s team earned its 200th naud’s 228.761 and Will Power’s career win last week and was in 228.607. Patrick 7th in her position to claim the top three Carpenter has five starts from Ex-NBA star Walker spots Sunday. the first three rows but hasn’t final IndyCar race Patrick has drawn plenty of finished higher than 10th. attention as she gears up for the “Good job dad!” one of Car- By Michael Marot final stop on her two-race fare- penter’s children said, stealing a talks about mistakes Associated Press well tour. hug at the end of the day. Helio Castroneves had the Penske took the next three all South Sider getting out Townsend said, “We would break INDIANAPOLIS — Ed Car- fastest car in qualifying Saturday with drivers who have wonseries down basketball games. He would penter and Danica Patrick got and looked like he might break a titles — Pagenaud, Power and message of redemption talk about individual matchups, exactly what they needed in tie for second by claiming his Josef Newgarden, who qualified with sports radio show what he saw, story lines and things qualifying Sunday. fifth career Indy pole. Instead, second, third and fourth. of that nature. And with both of us Now comes the hard part: he’ll chase a record-tying fourth “You could say I’m the first By Phil Thompson being from Chicago and being Finding a way to victory lane. 500 win from the No. 8 starting loser, but I’m still happy,” Page- Chicago Tribune from the South Side, we kind of hit After crashing Roger Penske’s spot. naud said after briefly holding it off.” front-row party by claiming his The return of Bump Day left the No. 1 spot. In a hipster Humboldt Park They talked about doing a third Indianapolis 500 pole-win- two drivers, James Hinchcliffe Patrick enjoyed her final quali- radio studio, former NBA player podcast together and decided to ning run and watching his team- and Pippa Mann, searching for fying day on the 2.5-mile oval. Antoine Walker is in the next launch “SouthSide Heat” in Feb- mate, Patrick, qualify seventh for ways to get back into the field. The first female to lead at Indy phase of his rehabilitation tour. ruary 2017. the final start of her career, There was no immediate indica- hasn’t competed in an IndyCar For his talk show, “SouthSide Townsend bought studio Carpenter quickly turned his tion if either had a pathway back since 2011. But she looked re- Heat,” he mixed it up with former equipment, and one of Walker’s attention to hosting a bigger though one door closed when laxed on the first run of the pole Illinois star and NBA player friends, who owns Tesa Cigar family celebration at the track his IndyCar president of competi- shootout and posted a number, Stephen Bardo. Company on the West Side,let stepfather’s family owns. tion and operations Jay Frye told 228.090, that looked like it might “I’m just going to put it out them broadcast from upstairs. “We’ve been in this position the Associated Press the tradi- put her in the top three. there,” Bardo said. “(Robert) Cov- They were grateful for the space, before and ran a good race,” tional 33-car field would not be It’s the fourth time Patrick has ington, I’m 50 years old and I but “it wasn’t ideal recording Carpenter said. “I thought we expanded. qualified in the top nine, finish- think I could give the Sixers what conditions,” Townsend said. “I had a chance to win (when we But Carpenter’s surprisingly ing fourth, eighth and 22nd on Covington was giving them the would have cigar smell on my won our) first pole, we didn’t quick four-lap qualifying run was the previous occasions. entire (playoff ) series.” clothes.It would be on my clothes really have the right game plan. I all the rage Sunday. Now the focus turns exclu- “Don’t kill him, Steve, he’s a as I went to work.” feel like we’ve learned a lot. I feel He was the only driver to top sively to race day for Patrick’s local guy,” Walker said of Coving- The shop later flooded and like I’ve gotten better since 2014. 230 mph, the only one to turn grand finale, Castroneves’ con- ton, who went to Proviso West. Walker had to deal with a family We’ve got a great package with four successive laps over 229 and tinuing quest to join the four- Then co-host Clement medical issue, so “SouthSide Chevrolet and ECR and hope- the only one who beat Penske’s time winner’s club and Car- Townsendcharged in: “It’s‘South- Heat” took a break. Walker and fully we’ll be able to be in the mix drivers. Carpenter’s average of penter’s dream of a milk- Side Heat,’ though. Keep it real, Townsend regrouped in March in (next) Sunday.” 229.618 topped Simon Page- drenched family reunion. man.” anew space, Que4 Radio’s studio “Real” means that not in Humboldt Park, even hometown guys which broadcasts on like Covington get a pass 1680 AM but moves to HORSE RACING on the fledgling sports WGHC-FM 98.3 next talker, which makes its month. FM radio debut next They also can be Justify in top shape after Preakness month. Yet guests find heard on Facebook, themselves cutting loose iTunes and other social Trainer Baffert says he Pharoah in 2015 and if he were to Justify looked tired at the end abit more — in Bardo’s media channels. The win another with Justify, he of his fifth win in 90 days, which case, his collar unbut- show also gained a is ‘in awe of the horse’ would become only the second will lead many to assume he’s toned and his sleeves Walker backer, BNTheMix.com, on Triple Crown quest trainer, after James “Sunny Jim” vulnerable going into the unique literally rolled up. which is working to syn- 1 Fitzsimmons, to claim two. He 1 ⁄2-mile test at Belmont. “I always tell people, I tell my dicate segments to help it gain By Childs Walker could also break a tie with his Baffert said that’s not neces- story and I’ve been open and national exposure. Baltimore Sun friend, D. Wayne Lukas, for the sarily the case. Even the best candid,” said Walker, who grew up “Antoine has a strong Chicago mostTripleCrownrace victories. horses struggle to maintain their in Chicago, played 12 seasons in base, a strong Boston base and BALTIMORE — Justify’s trial “Nobody’s going to ever touch peak form race after race. Justify the NBAand earned $110 million strong Kentucky base,” BN- by rain, mud and fog was over, that. That’s ridiculous,” he re- was not on his “A” game in the but lost or gave it all way, declaring TheMix CEO Horace Clarksaid. and on Sunday morning, the sun called thinking when he was a Preakness, and he was pushed by bankruptcy in 2010. “But I always “What we realize is that our finally beamed over Pimlico Race young trainer, staring up at Derby runner-up Good Magic. say, ‘Man, you know, $55 million audience base really is diverse and Course and the new Triple Lukas’ record. It’s a testament to his talent that went to taxes, now.’” open, from people that love Crown aspirant. The racing world will perk up he won anyway. “Folks think youblew througha basketball to people that just want He’d endured the hardest fight to embrace its newest star, but it’s “His next race will be really hundred, a hundred fifty million,” to debate with Antoine.” of his career in winning the unclear whether Justify will gar- big,” Baffert said. “You can’t just Townsend said during the pod- But whether the podcast pans Preakness the previous evening, ner as much mainstream atten- come bring it all the time. This cast. out or not,Walker justwantsto get but he looked none the worse for tion as American Pharoah. His will set him up for the next one.” “I wish I did. Fifty-five of that I out a message of redemption. it as he boarded a van to the story lacks the pent-up energy Looking ahead to Belmont, never touched,” Walker said. “A lot of times athletes don’t airport just after 8:30 a.m. Justify that had built for almost four jockey Mike Smith said that if he But now that’s water under a like to open up … about the things returned to Churchill Downs, decades as fans awaited a succes- can settle Justify into a comfort- very expensive bridge. Walker has that went on in their life,” he said. where he’ll rest before resuming sor to Affirmed in the Triple able rhythm, the big chestnut used the experiences to help “There’s nothing that I’m embar- 1 training for the June 9 Belmont Crown firmament. should handle the 1 ⁄2 miles. rebuild his life. For the last three rassed about.” Stakes. The feat also seems more in Victor Espinoza did it aboard and half years, he has worked for That’s what his work with “He is good,” trainer Bob reach for a trainer who has American Pharoah in 2015, and Morgan Stanley to teach young Morgan Stanley has been about Baffert said. “For him, what he’s already pulled it off. he never faltered. college and pro athletes how to too. done, fifth race, it’s pretty incred- “It’s a little bit different,” The early list of Belmont manage their money and avoid “I’ve been able to go through ible. I’m in awe of the horse.” Baffert said. “Before, we were challengers includes Preakness the kinds of decisions that wiped some of the worsttimesof my life,” Justify displayed none of the always thinking we’re going to go runner-up Bravazo and third- out his wealth. He has worked he said, “but right now I’m in a foot discomfort that spurred con- there, and it’s going to be so place finisher Tenfold, along for several sports outfits, includ- position to share that story and cern the morning after the Ken- difficult. Something always goes with Derby horses such as Vino ing the SEC Network and 120 make a negative story into a tucky Derby. He was bright-eyed wrong. But I just feel with this Rosso, Hofburg and Free Drop Sports. positive story.” and as usual, had eaten well. horse, he’s so talented that some- Billy. That’s where he met Baffert broke a 37-year Triple thing could go wrong and he’ll Townsend, who worked as one of [email protected] Crown drought with American still win.” [email protected] the digital sports network’s hosts. Twitter @_phil_thompson Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, May 21, 2018 7 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE

PATRICK T. FALLON/BLOOMBERG NASCAR Chairman Brian France reportedly is looking to sell the stock-car racing company, but it’s difficult to gauge what the business would — or should — fetch on the open market. Racing’s uncertain future U.S. media conglomerate Liberty the third-generation France took because they never gave up on Rumored sale of NASCAR could be a jolt Media bought in 2016 for a deal over, NASCAR’s stars were mil- their outlaw branding. Jack Dan- but perhaps needed to revive interest valued at $8 billion, including lionaires who hopped from one iel’s never apologized for being debt. race to the next in private jets, and from Tennessee; they owned it. By Liz Clarke (akin to the NFL and NBA), the Sabates, who also owns a stake track owners were adding grand- That’s what made them inter- Washington Post National Association for Stock Car in the NBA’s Charlotte Hornets stands as fast as concrete could esting to new markets.” Auto Racing is a family business and explored buying the Panthers, cure. The trouble was compounded Just a decade ago, going to a owned entirely by the billionaire believes NASCAR would sell for The death of Earnhardt, the by NASCAR’s refusal to pare NASCAR race meant an hours- descendants of the late Bill much more — estimating the price equally revered and reviled seven- inventory — whether trimming its long ordeal in traffic, idling amid France, who ruled it from 1948 on as high as $25 billion if ISC’s time champion, in a last-lap crash 36-race schedule or shortening the exhaust fumes of miles and with an iron fist. racetracks were part of the trans- in the 2001 Daytona 500, gutted individual races to keep the ex- miles of campers, pickup trucks His son Bill France Jr., regarded action. the sport’s soul in the eyes of many citement up. Instead, the sport and sedans. For stock-car racing as a slightly more benevolent Formula One enthusiasts devotees. While today’s drivers tinkered endlessly with the prod- fans, the price was well worth it to dictator, built NASCAR into a would blanch at the notion, given surely have personalities, too, the uct — ginning up a “postseason,” celebrate the distinctly American, behemoth with the help of R.J. that its form of racing far outstrips corporate imperative of pitching toying with the points structure high-octane thrill of side-by-side Reynolds Tobacco Co.’s marketing NASCAR in panache, technolog- sponsors’ products at every turn and chopping races into segments battles at 200 mph and the wizardry in the 1970s, ’80s and ical sophistication and global tends to sublimate them, turning to ensure periodic drama over prospect of hair-raising crashes ’90s. And the sport reveled in brand recognition. But Formula would-be stars into inoffensive three-hour broadcasts. and photo finishes. runaway growth and a coast-to- One is a nominal player in the U.S., pap. Much like the U.S. housing Race-day traffic jams today are coast expansion under third-gen- which is where NASCAR cashes A radical redesign of the race- bubble of the era, it went pop. minor backups. At Richmond eration CEO and Chairman Brian in. cars, ushered in with the highly “We got too fancy and messed it Raceway in Virginia, grandstands France, who took the reins in As stock-car racing’s sanction- touted “Car of Tomorrow” in up,” veteran NASCAR promoter that once held 112,000 have been 2003. ing body, NASCAR has few ex- 2007, made the sport safer but H.A. “Humpy” Wheeler said in a slashed in half, and other tracks But in business, dynastic wealth penses, little overhead and, essen- blurred the distinction between 2014 interview. have aggressively downsized so tends to have a life span illustrated tially, a license to print money. It Fords and Chevrolets, the hot- Factors beyond NASCAR’s con- broadcasts don’t show large by the Chinese proverb “Wealth collects fees from every entity it button rivalry that stoked many trol were at play. Chief among swaths of vacant bleachers. Tele- never survives three generations,” touches. Chief among them is fans’ passions. The same year, them was the economic downturn vision ratings are on a decade-long which has been borne out across television: Its current TV deal traditionalists railed against of 2008 that hit its fans hard. downward trend; this year’s Day- cultures and over time. In the case with Fox and NBC, which expires NASCAR’s decision to drop its While much of the country re- tona 500 was the lowest-rated on of NASCAR, however, plenty of in 2024, is worth $6.8 billion. That age-old rule restricting competi- bounded in the aftermath, many record. And last November, Dale wealth will survive if its third- revenue is shared with track tion to “American-only” cars, de- stock-car racing fans stayed home. Earnhardt Jr., the sport’s 15-time generation owners cash out. owners and drivers. riding the entry of Toyota’s Camry That, in turn, led deep-pocketed most popular driver, followed NASCAR also collects money as a “rice rocket.” More recent corporate sponsors, the lifeblood superstars Jeff Gordon and Tony What’s true value? from official sponsors and corpo- tweaks to all cars’ specifications of NASCAR, to downsize their Stewart into retirement. rate partners who pay to associate have kept them from taking flight financial commitment or abandon Now the specter of a sale hangs No one knows how much with the brand. Track owners pay during high-speed pileups, as in- the sport entirely. over the sport. Not the sale of a NASCAR is worth, how hefty its fees to host races. Team owners tended, but resulted in too much Also working against NASCAR single struggling racetrack or profit margin or even who con- pay fees to enter events (report- single-file racing. is young Americans’ shift away cash-strapped race team, but the trols its privately held stock. It’s edly $2,300 per car per race). “Now they’ve got the difficult from a “car culture,” leaving the sale of NASCAR itself. also unclear whether Interna- Drivers and crew members must task of trying to make people sport with a fan base that’s not It would have been unthinkable tional Speedway Corp., the fam- buy annual licenses. And fans interested in the racing again, and only declining in numbers but for an enterprise that just a decade ily’s publicly traded track-owning pony up for official NASCAR it’s a bit of a (single-file) parade,” aging. ago was hailed as the country’s arm (which owns 13 tracks on the merchandise and souvenirs. noted sports marketing executive NASCAR officials insist their fastest-growing sport — a sport NASCAR circuit), would be in- Apart from any value set by an Max Muhleman, who devised the audience is bigger than race-day that seemed poised to join the cluded in a sale. investment bank, a prospective strategy that landed Charlotte’s attendance (still larger than typi- NFL, NBA and Major League After the 2007 death of Bill NASCAR buyer would also want expansion-team Hornets and Pan- cal major-league baseball crowds) Baseball in the major-league France Jr., NASCAR’s principal to determine the unknowable. thers. “That’s a major problem: Is and TV ratings indicate, pointing ranks. But according to a Reuters owners were reportedly his two Can stock-car racing reclaim its it fun to watch?” to robust social-media data and business report last week, children, Brian and Lesa France peak audience of a decade ago? Overly exuberant expansion explaining that millions of fans NASCAR’s owners are working Kennedy, and their uncle Will it ever boast nationwide proved another downfall. Eager to follow the sport on their phones or with the investment bank Gold- (France’s brother), James France. appeal, or is its future as a niche conquer major media markets in other platforms. man Sachs to explore a potential According to media reports and sport? What is its growth potential the go-go 1990s, NASCAR let Sabates faults the media for sale of the privately held company. confirmed by a motorsports exe- in Mexico? In South America? track owners shutter storied ven- exaggerating NASCAR’s down- NASCAR officials have de- cutive who did not want to be Sabates is bullish. ues in North Carolina to erect turn. clined to comment. But several identified, Brian France sold 100 “You have to have the vision to superspeedways near Dallas, Las “The press is always looking for well-placed insiders say they have percent of his shares to his sister think big and think long term,” Vegas and Los Angeles. In doing a reason to slam anybody,” he says. little doubt the France family, and uncle in 2004 or 2005, using Sabates said, ruminating on the so, the France family alienated the As a businessman, he also which owns the sport, is testing Goldman Sachs to set the value, value. “NASCAR, at any price, is a sport’s core fans only to find that thinks the Frances are wise to the marketplace. though he has remained chairman jewel for a broadcasting company the new fans it coveted were explore a potential sale. “I think (CEO) Brian (France) and CEO. He may have acquired or cable company. It’s the jewel of fickle, willing to sample stock-car “I’m sure the phone has been would have come out with a big additional NASCAR shares after all jewels in motorsports.” racing on a lark but hardly con- ringing at Goldman,” said Sabates, denial if it was not true, and he the 2016 death of his mother, Betty verts to the earsplitting, gas- who believes a major media com- hasn’t denied it,” noted Felix Jane France, who left her estate Good old days guzzling spectacle. pany such as Alphabet (Google), Sabates, a longtime NASCAR team equally to her children, according In the process, the sport squan- Comcast or Disney — each with owner based in Charlotte, N.C. to the Daytona Beach News- At its peak, NASCAR thrived on dered its “brand identity,” as more than $50 billion in revenue However shocking, a sale of Journal. close-quarters racing and the cult former NASCAR executive Ram- — would see value in NASCAR. NASCAR may be inevitable. It How much is NASCAR worth? of personality — Richard Petty, the sey Poston views it. Poston, the former NASCAR may be overdue. And amid the There is no established, compara- sport’s anointed “King;” the late “They were hoping to intro- executive, voices qualified opti- sport’s precipitous decline, it may ble market. In the NFL, the sale of Dale Earnhardt, whose black No. 3 duce NASCAR into new markets mism. be the only way forward. one team partly establishes the Chevy was as menacing as he was; without this Southern stigma, and “I don’t think racing in America What separates NASCAR from value of every other team, which is and telegenic Jeff Gordon, the I think that was a mistake,” said goes away,” he said. “I think there major-league stick-and-ball sports why 31 league owners have to love California phenom with national Poston, now president of Tucka- will always be an appetite for isn’t simply Goodyear tires and that the Carolina Panthers are appeal. hoe Strategies, a Washington- ‘Who can go fastest?’ and ‘Who 850-horsepower engines. Despite expected to sell for about $2.2 With fans passing on their based communications firm. will be first?’ Someone will figure the acronym that suggests a con- billion. allegiance to their children, a new “Think about Harley-Davidson this out, and it may well be the sortium of individual team owners The closest “comp” to NASCAR form of Sunday worship exploded and Jack Daniel’s. They’ve been France family. But the current who hire a commissioner to run it would be Formula One, which the across the South. And by the time successful everywhere they go path is not sustainable.” 8 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, May21, 2018 eNEWSPAPER BONUSCOVERAGE

CHRISTIAN PETERSEN/GETTY GerharHed de Beer, a nativ’lle of South Africthra, came from throwingowthe discus to the ArizonaNFLoffensive line, where he became theastarting rightcurvtackle for the nation’s No. 3erushing team.

Former discus standout de Beer Glenn Parker, the former one of the coaches who ments to make a major victories I get really happy Bills offensive lineman. tried to recruit me showed impact. That’s his back- about, not necessarily one an unlikely prospect in Bills camp “He’s extremely explosive me a bird’s-eye view of the ground in track. A very huge moment. I understand and strong. He’s just raw university campus,” de Beer minor adjustment in track I’m still a developing play- By Mark Gaughan said. “I probably would right now. But he’s getting said. “I saw the stadium and can get you farther in the er.” Buffalo News have thrown farther if I just there. He’s a very quick said, ‘Wow, do we throw in discus. That’s also true in Said Parker: “What I ab- did track. But I wouldn’t be study.” there?’ She said, ‘No, that’s football. He’s a really good solutely love is he’s a kid Gerhard de Beer was by standing here today if that Contact is what attracted only for the football team.’ I student.” who embraced the funda- far the least experienced were the case.” him most to football and said, ‘Wow that’s cool. Can I Arizona was the No. 3 mentals, the repetition of player on the field last week De Beer’s adjustment to what he could not get in play?’ She told me no.” rushing team in college the basicsto get better.Most at the Bills’ rookie mini- football is amazing. He had track and field. De Beer found a willing football last season, so de kids want to know the camp. No one, however, played rugby as a youth in “Oh, I love it,” he said. partner in Arizona, which Beer didn’t get a ton of secret and they don’t want could doubt the undrafted South Africa but never had “That’s what really got me let him walk on to the experience pass blocking. to spend time running their offensive tackle’s love for set foot on a football field in love with the game. It’s football squad. The Wildcats ran an up- step progression over and the game. before arriving in Arizona. the only place where you He spent 2013 as a red- tempo offense, and the two over and over again. That “I gave up a shot at the In fact, when he was can really hit the crap out of shirt and 2014 on the scout tackles played out of a guy embraced it.” Olympics for this, so, yeah, I given shoulder pads for his somebody without getting team. He started four games two-point stance every play. De Beer probably will love the sport,” de Beer said. first college practice, he in too much trouble.” in 2015 and eight in 2016 Parker, whose day job is need a year of practice- De Beer is a native of didn’t know which was the “There’s nothing like that before becoming the Wild- with the University of Ari- squad experience in the South Africa who went to front of the pads and which feeling of movingsomebody cats’ full-time right tackle zona Foundation, worked NFL. If he makes a roster, the University of Arizona was the back. who’s trying really hard not last season. with de Beer for the past his name could make him a on a track and field schol- “I knew which way to be moved and then putting De Beer says the mental five months on fundamen- natural for endorsements. arship. But he committed to wear the helmet, though,” them on their back. It gives challenge of the game was tals. Bud Light already drew Arizona on the stipulation de Beer joked. you this sense of rush.” his biggest hurdle. “That’s the bane of offen- attention on social media to that the school let him walk By his senior season last De Beer wasn’t an NFL “Once you start under- sive line in the NFL is that aphoto of de Beer at on to the football team as a fall, de Beer was the starting fanatic as a teenager back standing concepts, then you none of the kids ever play in practice last week. two-sport athlete. right tackle for the No. 3 home in Pretoria. He played start understanding what athree-point anymore,” Anote about his first His career as a discus rushing team in the nation. the “Madden NFL” video everybody’s doing on the Parker said. “Getting him name: It’s pronounced thrower was a big success. Now he’sin an NFLcamp game a little bit. He field,” he said. “Then the comfortable in moving out HAIR-ard, with the first De Beer placed third at the as an intriguing devel- watched a few games. Yet whole game starts making of that is huge. He has hard syllable being uttered World Junior Champi- opmental prospect for the he was fascinated with the sense, every play. So I know exploded with the amount from the back of the tongue. onships as an 18-year-old in Bills, who made him one of possibility of playing the how the defense is going to of growth he’s had since the You have to hear it repeat- 2012. He closed his college their 12 free-agent rookie American sport. react to what’s happeningin end of the season to now. If edly to really get it, which discus career with a fourth- signings. De Beer’s athleti- “It’s like an adventure to the backfield. So you know he had another year of is why his Arizona team- place finish at the NCAA cism and size — he’s 6- the unknown kind of thing,” whether your linebacker college football under his mates called him by his last championships in 2016. foot-6 and 312 pounds — are de Beer said. “I’m a very will flow at what tempo. belt, he’d have been drafted name. De Beer’s personal-best NFL-caliber. He also has adventurous person. As You can run wide zone a and drafted fairly high.” One thing de Beer does throw would have been the right mentality for the kids we always grew up couple different ways and Asked his most reward- not do is look back and good for 12th at the 2016 game. thinking about what people the linebacker could be ing moment in football so wonder where he might be Olympics in Brazil. It’s no “The fact that he could are doing in football.” flowing really quick or far, de Beer said: “It’s the in the discus today. That stretch to suggest he could start on a Power Five con- If there was one incident really slow, so you’ve got to small victories. When chapter is closed, and the make the 2020 Games in ference team and excel and that spurred him to chase set your track the right you’ve been working that fact he’s now wearing an Tokyo for South Africa if he get a chance at the NFL the dream, it came when he way.” pass set,covering somebody NFL helmet and shoulder committed full time to the right now with really only was being recruited by a Said Parker: “He’s an ex- toward the inside. When pads only reinforces his discus. four years of exposure to throwing coach from Ne- tremely bright young man, that finally pays off, hell, decision. “During college I also the game is incredible,” said braska. and he is very driven. He’s yeah. Getting your hands in “For me I would do it 100 had springfootball,”de Beer Pac-12 Networks analyst “What happened was capable of minor adjust- the right spot. It’s the small times over again,” he said. Monday, May 21, 2018 | Section 4 AE+ ARTS+ENTERTAINMENT

Pilsen girl wins on ‘MasterChef Junior’ By Tracy Swartz potato fondant, red cabbage sauerkraut Chicago Tribune and mustard cream sauce. “You’ve perfectly cooked this veal chop. Pilsen contestant Beni Cwiakala was It is perfection. Beni, you’ve gone beyond. named the “MasterChef Junior” Season 6 An amazing job,” judge Joe Bastianich said. winner on Friday’s episode after she served Quani also emerged as a front-runner a three-course dinner that the judges this round because he served a duck-fat- called incredible. fried catfish that Bastianich said changed The Namaste Charter School fifth- his mind about catfish. Avery’s seared grader celebrated her win Friday with ribeye cap was cooked well, the judges family members and fellow contestants of said, but the dish lacked balance because the Fox network competition at Brique in the ribeye was topped with too much bone the West Loop. Cheers erupted as Beni was marrow butter. shown winning the trophy and $100,000 For the dessert round, Beni served a prize, which she said will go to organiza- deconstructed apple tartlet with walnut tions that help feed kids and a food truck crumble, apple-brandy cream and cran- she can eventually use to teach kids how to berry coulis. It was so good Ramsay licked cook healthy food. his plate. “I’m so happy that my family and friends “Beni, there’s not an element that’s done helped me come to this point,” said Beni, with anything short of perfection,” judge who was 9 years old when she recorded Christina Tosi said. the season and is 11 now. “I really want to It looked like the win was Beni’s for the start cooking a lot, and I want to show kids taking because Quani — who showed off that you can make your favorite food in a FOX BROADCASTING his baking skills all season — had problems healthy way, like pizza. You can make heal- Judges Christina Tosi, left, and Joe Bastianich with contestant Beni Cwiakala, who was with his tart crust. The judges also knocked thy pizza. And I want to travel the world named the winner of “MasterChef Junior” during the Season 6 finale that aired Friday. Avery for not soaking her tres leches cake and meet new people.” more. Beni is the second “MasterChef Junior” The judges praised the dish, except for the Avery started a fire while grilling her The final challenge capped a near-per- winner from the Chicago area, after Season raw radishes sprinkled on the plate. lobster, which she served with avocado fect season for Beni, who landed in the top 4 champion Addison Osta Smith, of River “Beni, it is incredible. You’ve got the crema, salsa de Tejas and blue corn crisp. during more challenges than any other Forest. balance right, the seasoning, the pickling of Quani earned high marks for his grilled “MasterChef Junior” Season 6 contestant. Beni seemed to sail through service on those vegetables just cuts through the spot prawns with crispy grit cake, fried The season began with 40 home the finale, while the two other finalists — richness of that salmon. The actual combi- green tomato and crab chow-chow, but the cooks between the ages of 8 and 13 — in- Texas’ Avery Meadows and Georgia’s nation of the acidity and the smokiness, it’s judges said Quani did not cook the prawns cluding six contestants from the Chicago Quani Fields — had some trouble executing delicious,” judge Gordon Ramsay said. “But consistently. area — and ended with confetti raining on their dishes. the one thing that I would never do is that In the entree round, Beni took a risk by Beni. For the appetizer round, Beni served some of the radishes are pickled beauti- serving a veal chop since she said she’s smoked salmon with corn blini, pickled fully, and you’ve got these raw radishes just never cooked veal chop before. She gave [email protected] radishes and lemon-herb creme fraiche. sliced in half. It’s an unwanted crunch.” the judges grilled veal chop with beet- Twitter @tracyswartz

CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Shania Twain performs at the United Center on Saturday during the second week of her “Shania Now” tour. IN PERFORMANCE Shania Twain dazzles at UC as Trump talk casts shadow MICHAEL BROSILOW PHOTO Darci Nalepa, Laura Lapidus and Kristina Valada-Viars portray new mothers in varying situations in “Cry It Out” at Northlight Theatre. By Jessi Roti Chicago Tribune IN PERFORMANCE ‘Cry It Out’ ★★★★ Shania Twain, with a nearly two-hour, 21-song set of greatest hits and pure coun- try-pop pageantry, showed that she knows how to put on a show. Those with an eye on the news might Capturing challenge also wonder about her agility in dancing around the elephant in the room — her recent interview comments about Presi- dent Donald Trump. Currently in the second week of her “Shania Now” tour, she pulled out all the stops — from eight costume changes and of new motherhood vibrant set design to midair suspension and interpretative dancers. Opening the Her less-affluent pal Lina (Laura show with “Life’s About to Get Good” Empathetic, enjoyable writing rings true in play at Lapidus) has to go back to work for econ- from her 2017 album “Now” — her first Northlight Theatre focusing on first weeks with baby omic reasons, which is pulling her from studio release in 15 years — Twain ap- her baby, as if she were a set of attached peared in the crowd, donning a rhine- By Chris Jones | Chicago Tribune teeth. And Adrienne (Kristina Valada- stone cowboy hat, greeting fans along the Viars) feels distant from her baby and is way as she was ushered toward the stage. New parents are notoriously difficult But that focus is rarely on the massive furious at how other judgmental people A dizzying display of pop art-inspired to attract to the theater and the reasons challenges of the first weeks of parent- seem to think she should enjoy sitting and honky-tonk imagery danced across are obvious: Sitters add greatly to the cost hood. That’s partly for practical reasons. around the house going coo-coo when projection screens that doubled as stage and hassle of an evening and, in my expe- Babies are tough cookies on the stage: she prefers to be at work. risers as she and her backup singers and rience anyway, a fun and loving baby is They won’t follow direction they don’t To avoid the need for a riot of babies, dance troupe worked double-time to always the best performer in town. like, they demand absurdly generous Metzler sets the action in a backyard keep the energy from dropping too much But “Cry It Out” at the Northlight working conditions and, if a fellow per- cleverly designed by Andrew Boyce, for too long. Theatre is a special kind of show. former disappoints, they tend to make where the moms carry their iPhones and It was evident the singer wanted to Surprisingly so, actually. The theater that clear in the most public fashion, iPads with views of their babies sleeping; bring the party, often laughing into the pipeline — this 2017 play, like many, came often with an itensity that can destroy a funny part of the first act involves wor- microphone, striking power pose after from the Humana Festival at Actors’ even the most cohesive ensemble. Thus ries over stepping even an inch out of power pose and tousling her hair while Theatre of Louisville — kicks out a lot of babies in plays are rarer than odd-toed range and losing the picture of the sleep- talking about how good it felt to be back realistic, small-cast, backyard-set, 90- ungulates. ing sweetheart. One sleeping baby, played in Chicago. minute slices of contemporary life Yet Metzler’s play triples down on this with veracity by a lump, makes an appear- Whatever it was — the laughter or the penned by TV-friendly writers, in this topic: It focuses on three new mothers on ance in a sling. excitement with which she attacked her case Molly Smith Metzler, focusing on Long Island. But this is a play about mothers and the set — had fans out of their seats early. one particular episode of our long collec- Jessie (Darci Nalepa), an attorney, enormous difficulty of their task in those “Come on Over,” from 1997’s two-time tive march from cradle to Facebook to doesn’t want to go back to work, a choice grave. not sitting well with her unseen husband. Turn to Cry It Out, Page 4 Turn to Shania Twain, Page 3 2 Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Monday, May 21, 2018

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Amy, he has allowed all the more of this you do, the cause it can lead an indi- ‘Deadpool’ ends of it because he doesn’t less he will do — increasing vidual to pursue profes- want to ripple the waters! your frustration. Your sional or peer coaching for He is a “yes” man and obvious contempt for him healthy ways to manage. Avengers’ reign doesn’t want to question does not bode well. Be gentle and encouraging. anyone. He’d rather pay You could start by reading Deadpool and his foul-mouthed crew of misfits and the wrong price than ask Dear Amy: Ihavebeen (and sharing) “The Com- malcontents have taken down the Avengers. someone to correct it, for with my husband for 12 plete Guide to Asperger’s Fox’s “Deadpool 2” brought in $125 million in its instance. years. Recently he has been Syndrome,” by Tony opening weekend and ended the three-week reign of I, on the other hand, am telling me that he thinks he Attwood (2008, Jessica Disney’s “Avengers: Infinity War” at the top of the not shy. 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I’m not stupid. position above him. of my parents and also my ago. cluded Saturday with the How should I handle He refuses to get tests grandparents, I was But the total still made for the second-highest Palme d’Or awarded to this? done to find out if he truly blessed with six grand- opening weekend ever for an R-rated movie, and Japanese director Hi- —AttheEndofMyRope needs any help. How can I parents and three great- signaled that R-rated superhero films could become rokazu Kore-eda’s “Shop- persuade him to see some- grandparents when I was franchises and not just one-off successes. lifters,” a tender portrait of Dear At the End: At the one to help him improve growing up. The Avengers are hardly hurting. Disney and Mar- a poor, impoverished fam- risk of poking the dragon, his day-to-day life? I would never think of vel’s “Avengers: Infinity War” brought in an estimated ily. Spike Lee’s “BlacK- I’ll make the observation He won’t see any profes- labeling any of these loving $29 million in North America for a four-week take of kKlansman,” the highest- that your guy has a “type.” sionals because he thinks people as anything other $595 million, making it the No. 8 domestic release of profile American film in The way you describe he is set in his ways and than “grandparent,” even all time. competition at Cannes, his ex-wife, she is control- there’s no way to change though not all were blood- In a whole different corner of the cinematic uni- was awarded the grand ling, overwhelming and who he is (even though he related. I don’t care what verse, “Book Club” was third with a $12.5 million prize. The film ignited the doesn’t respect boundaries. is frustrated with who he Webster’s says on the issue. weekend that exceeded expectations. festival with its true tale of Like you, she is “not shy.” is). 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By Jacqueline E. Mathews. © 2018 Tribune Content Agency, LLC. All rights reserved. 5/21/18 ACROSS 46 Like Caesar or Solutions 1 “There’s Music Sophia Loren in the __” 49 Spin rapidly 4 Snake to avoid 51 Twentieth letter 9 Up to the task 54 Breaking to bits 13 Haywire 56 Farrow & Sara 14 Shining 57 Contemptible 15 Sink problem 58 Ballroom event 16 Female horse 59 Wagers 17 Shielding 60 Cookware 19 “Not __ long 61 Miles per hour shot!” 62 Donkey 20 Sediment 21 Pulley cords DOWN 22 Bangkok folks 1 Stay __ from; 24 Mayo container avoid 25 Martians and 2 Insane others 3 Bread variety 27 __ around; gave 4 Summer pants orders to for women 30 Weaving devices 5 Meanies 23 Dress edges 39 Incline 31 Team leader 6 Personal 24 School athlete 40 Swimming spot 33 Tennis court website 25 Choir member 42 Diminishes divider 7 Decays 26 Mortgages, for 43 Used another’s 35 Sunbathes 8 Feeling of holy example signature 36 Strike with a wonder 27 “Mass in B 45 __ pie loud blow 9 Cast members Minor” composer 46 Invitation letters 37 Engrave 10 Radar screen 28 Pleas 47 Canton’s state 38 “Cat __ Hot Tin image 29 Punches out 48 Creamy drink Roof” 11 __ wolf; recluse 31 Pal 49 Pitfall 39 Vane direction 12 Breakfast order 32 Cereal grain 50 Burgundy or 40 Winter jacket 13 Official envoy’s 34 “__ does it!”; cry chardonnay 41 Zigzag skiing title: abbr. of dismay 52 Has dinner 43 Woods 18 Car accident 36 Thick-headed 53 Feminine suffix 44 Naughty 20 Quayle and golf club 55 Ames & Asner 45 Money, slangily Rather 37 British noble 56 Advanced deg. Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Monday, May 21, 2018 3

‘WESTWORLD’ EPISODE 5 RECAP Shogun World, double-bots and math By William Lee and Nina Metz | Chicago Tribune representing the beauty and 5. Maeve has a new power. fragility and brevity of life, which WL: This episode’s game- Each week William Lee and double-bot. So what happens to was a strong hint that lovely changer moment was brought to Nina Metz recap and discuss the robot brains when confronted Sakura was not long for this us by Maeve, who is beginning to second season of “Westworld,” with something similar: Their world. I do find the narrative take charge of her powers to which airs Sundays on HBO. own mirror character? Remarka- dead-ends frustrating because psychically control other hosts. Note: Spoilers ahead bly, they don’t go insane. Or may- plot is king on “Westworld” and First, as she was being strangled be everything we’ve seen this so much of it remains barely by one of the shogun’s ninjas, she Maeve and her team finally season is some form of robot formed. Stop stalling! (I guess the cooly went to her robot happy make their way into the heart of insanity. Of all the hosts, Maeve writers would call that story- place and mentally commanded Shogun World, while Dolores and continues to be the most evolved: telling and, you know, touche.) him to kill himself. She would Teddy ride into Sweetwater to “You can’t keep doing this to us,” repeat the trick at the end of the commandeer a train. And some- she scolds Sizemore, “giving us 4. Apparently now we have episode when she turned it on the where down in a basement lab, people to love and then getting to do math to keep up with shogun’s warriors. Delos execs are still scratching upset when we do.” Also: Hector, “Westworld.” As a comic book fan, I appreci- their heads and trying to figure Armistice and Musashi sacrifice NM: Down in the park’s under- ate the level of exposition pro- things out. themselves to facilitate the escape ground work facilities, Costa vided to explain Maeve’s ability to and let’s hope that’s not the last informs Strand that a third of the understand foreign languages and 1. The narrative bones of we see of Musashi in particular; host brains (sorry, control units) control minds. I know the incon- Shogun World and Westworld he’s such a great addition to the contain nothing — it’s as if they’ve sistency in her abilities (among are alike. cast, played by “Lost” alum never held data in the first place. other things) had been a problem William Lee: This week fans Hiroyuki Sanada. Can a host even function if it earlier in the season. What did got their first look at Shogun JORDIN ALTHAUS/HBO holds no data? you make of this development? World, the humanoid amusement 2. Akane and Sakura’s Thandie Newton’s Maeve leads Dolores seems to be following NM: In the real world we park set in feudal Japan. For those devastating story. android rebels in “Westworld.” some equally vague mathematical already have virtual assistants who find bloodthirsty Old West NM: There was something so principle, telling Teddy (allegory (sorry, but I think anyone who bandits too tame, behold a glitchy, deft about the way Akane was time with mindless gore. The alert!) about that time Daddy lost willingly brings one of those into malfunctioning shogun. A small introduced; she’s a fully formed episodes have had to balance the herd to blue tongue — a third their home is bananas! Has this piece that I think may be over- character and right from the start dozens of characters among the of the cattle lived, did I hear that show taught you nothing?!) so looked among the bigger arcs is we see her willingness to divert main cast; William/Man in Black right? — and the show suddenly it’s easy to grasp how voice com- how Maeve’s group reacts to from her programming — that and recent wild-card addition of became that GIF of the confused mands might work on ambula- meeting their doppelgangers and means she has emotional intelli- Grace/Emily were notably absent lady with math symbols flashing tory versions of something like realizing that their own stories gence and yes, a capacity for this week after their reveal. I before her eyes. Alexa. are not only artificial, but unorigi- violence, both of which will be don’t know if Shogun World lived Anyway, Dolores isn’t culling What’s less clear is just how nal. I did enjoy the idea of similar useful going forward if she sticks up to the hype, but it did a lot Teddy from the herd just yet, independently running androids characters bonding over their around. We know her doppel- with its small sets. I did enjoy the she’s just radically changing his are communicating using basi- shared existence as pawns. It gave ganger is Maeve, but who is action sequences and I was really settings: aggression and hostility cally, um, ESP? A few weeks back me “Rick and Morty” goose pim- Sakura’s? It is Maeve’s daughter impressed by Thandie Newton’s are pushed to the max, while we learned the whole network is ples. Did you appreciate the ap- — or is it Clementine? (Oh, poor Japanese dialogue. compassion, remorse, virtue are down — which I interpreted as peal of Shogun World? Clementine …) Either way, the down to nil. Goodbye “You’re a something akin to “the internet’s Nina Metz: Sizemore, that maternal vibes are strong and 3. Time’s a-wasting. kind man, Teddy,” hello who down but your laptop is still func- little pisher, calls it a place for the after Sakura’s horrible cherry WL: Reaching the halfway knows what. Also maxed out: his tional.” If the tech that binds the true aficionado of “artful gore” blossom mutilation and subse- mark of the season, the show is “bulk apperception,” or aware- hosts to the mainframe is on the and he might as well be describ- quent murder, surely Akane is going to need to start answering ness of his own consciousness, so fritz, how is Maeve doing this? ing the show itself. So here’s what ready for a stronger dose of lingering questions before the … is that robot for “woke”? Do we Does she have to be in physical we learn: The hosts have multilin- Maeve’s truth-telling mindmeld, finale, and Nina, I know you have think hosts might be capable of proximity with another host for it gual “com skills” buried in their right? The shogun’s a goner now, some concerns about having us overriding their settings if they’re to work? Would she be able to use code (handy!) which allows but what about a cortical fluid run down meaningless interac- self-aware? Excuse me while I go this power on ... Dolores? Maeve to suddenly become fluent leak, is that detail important? And tions just to kill precious time. If it grab a calculator. The idea of AI learning and in Japanese. Apparently Sizemore why did he have none of the same were up to me, each episode WL: Dolores/Wyatt finally improving is such an exciting is fluent as well? I’m impressed, physical problems evident in would be given a two-week grace sacrificing Teddy for the greater inevitability in Maeve’s hands — he seems so mediocre — but Bernard, who’s suffering from the episode for analysis. Each week, good of her plan, after his last- and for me, far preferable to a he’s also now in possession of same malady? showrunners cram in so many ditch proposal to live as a free- (more typical) storyline wherein Chekhov’s iPhone thingy. (By the One of my criticisms of “West- clues and Easter eggs (what’s willed couple in the park, fell on all these new powers are used for way, because I’ve been harping on world” is that it underserves too with the butterfly drawn in the deaf ears. Maybe the producers eviiiiiiiil. this for weeks: Sylvester’s igno- many of its characters (how do sand garden?) we need days to are hiding equations in the epi- rant comment to Felix felt like the you hire Betty Gabriel and then run a thorough “CSI”-like scan of sode to impress their old profes- Programming note: For the show finally acknowledging that barely use her?), but both Rinko the footage. But that’s just me. sors. More likely they’re including remaining episodes of the season, humans of the future are indeed Kikuchi (as Akane) and Kiki NM: Mariposa is the Spanish a clue so subtle that only an MIT HBO will not be providing screen- still crapola when it comes to Sukezane (as Sakura) are so nu- word for butterfly and also the egghead can crack it, though I ers ahead of time; going forward casual bigotry.) anced and watchable, I’m glad the name of the saloon/brothel back suspect we’ll learn the signifi- our recaps will post late Sunday The existence of double-bots is show is expanding its roster in in Sweetwater, so I interpreted cance of the third by season’s end. and appear in print on Tuesday. really interesting from a psychol- this direction. that moment as a clue that helps As far as Teddy, it might be fun to ogical standpoint. Last week, we WL: You have to hand to it the Armistice start putting things see the normally gentle host [email protected] saw that James Delos’ digitized showrunners for having the disci- together — but maybe it has larger become a lout, and I’m sure [email protected] Twitter @MidnoirCowboy brain couldn’t handle the reality pline to see an emotional story- significance? The cherry blossom James Marsden would have fun Twitter @Nina_Metz that he was, more or less, his own line through instead of killing has symbolic importance as well, with that.

Michael Novak to follow in Paul Taylor’s footsteps By Lauren Warnecke Chicago Tribune

Martha Graham, Merce Cun- ningham, Jose Limon, Erick Hawkins and Paul Taylor. This is a short list of pioneers who shaped and transformed 20th century modern dance in America. Taylor started his company in 1954 and remains one of the world’s most influen- tial living choreographers. So it’s a big deal in the dance world that the Paul Taylor Dance Foundation (an umbrella organization serving the Paul Taylor Dance Company, Taylor 2 and Paul Taylor American Modern Dance) has named dancer Michael Novak as artis- tic director designate. Effective July 1, Novak will officially CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE become heir apparent in this Shania Twain shone while performing songs but stumbled in jovial but clunky and rambling onstage banter. newly created position aimed at BILL WADMAN PHOTO preparing him to eventually lead Michael Novak has been named the company. the Paul Taylor Dance Founda- Novak grew up in Rolling tion’s artistic director designate. Top-notch show avoids politics Meadows and is a 2001 graduate of William Fremd High School. he plans to spend as much time Shania Twain, from Page 1 didn’t know how it would be her comments. He started dancing at age 10 at as he can with Taylor, learning received. Instead, she tiptoed around the Bonnie Lindholm School of his “tips of the trade,” and diamond-certified album of the Her audience seemed to have what could’ve dampened the Dance in Palatine and was an understanding how and why his same name, maintained its laid- an unspoken agreement with evening’s mood, choosing to lean active participant in the drama company has been so successful. back, bayou charm and was their country queen — we won’t on the “unifying power of music.” program at Fremd. “The other thing that’s im- quickly followed by other hit mention it, if you won’t. The “it” “This is where I feel the most “I worked backstage and portant to me is knowing the singles, “Up!” “Don’t Be Stupid being the fallout from an April at home,” she said, “with a mix of onstage for all the theater pro- history,” he said, “not just of the (You Know I Love You)” and interview Twain did with The people that come together for one ductions while I was at Fremd, company but of modern dance.” “That Don’t Impress Me Much.” Guardian. great time, for the love of music.” and I ended up being president Novak studied dance history at Twain, who has been open A discussion about her political It felt like a missed opportunity of the drama club my senior New York’s Columbia Uni- about her struggle with regaining stance sparked controversy when for Twain to drive home her year of high school,” Novak said versity and said he wants to her vocal strength after a battle she said she would’ve voted for apology. in a phone interview with the revisit his study of dance while with Lyme disease resulting in Donald Trump in the 2016 presi- It’s not that artists aren’t al- Tribune. “When I had a free developing as a curator for Paul dysphonia, sounded rested and dential election had she been able lowed to have political views, and weekend, I would often take the Taylor American Modern clear. Extensive therapy has obvi- to. it’s fair to say people haven’t train to downtown Chicago to Dance, which preserves histori- ously helped her get comfortable “Even though he was offensive, thought twice or as hard about take classes at Hubbard Street.” cal masterworks from influen- in her lower register, her richer he seemed honest,” she said. “Do artists’ affiliations before now. After a few years working as a tial modern dance choreo- tone bringing a smoky feel to you want straight or polite? Not Before sending off the night freelance dancer, Novak joined graphers and commissions new newer songs “More Fun” and that you shouldn’t be able to have with “Rock this Country,” Twain the Paul Taylor Dance Company works from the next generation. “Let’s Kiss and Make Up.” both.” barreled into the ultimate sing- and will be entering his ninth “I want to revisit where mod- But the pace of the perform- After the interview was made along number “Man! I Feel Like a season this fall. At age 87, Taylor ern dance came from and why,” ance and song succession didn’t public, Twain took to Twitter to Woman!”; singing, “Ain’t gonna plans to continue making Novak said, “to understand faze the seasoned music veteran apologize, adding that she was act politically correct, I only dances, and the timeline transi- what those artists were working as much as her onstage banter caught off guard and that, as a wanna have a good time.” tioning Novak into the artistic through and what was happen- seemed to. Jovial, but clunky in Canadian (who resides in Switz- Ziiiing. A phrase so innocently director role is not fixed. ing culturally. What prompted delivery and overall awkward- erland), she regretted answering used in a ’90s pop song about “I will be taking all of my cues them to create the kind of work ness, she rambled. Her attempts without giving her response more feeling like a carefree woman out from Paul,” Novak said. “He has that they did? I’ll be using that at connecting deeper, whether context; that her “limited under- on the town has, in this political supported me throughout my to help inform my decisions discussing the inspiration behind standing” was that “the President climate, been co-opted as a catch- entire career. Every opportunity moving forward. Having that lyrics to asking a fan and his part- talked to a portion of America like all for absolving responsibility. he’s given me, he’s given before I understanding of the past is ner to escort her back to the main an accessible person they could And there it was again — a thought I could handle it. That’s incredibly important to curating stage after she flew over the relate to, as he was NOT a politi- cloud hanging over what was a built a trust for him in me,” he the future.” crowd on a swing made from a cian.” stellar display of showmanship said. guitar case during “You’re Still On Saturday, it seemed odd and craft. Novak will continue to per- Lauren Warnecke is a freelance the One,” felt contrived — filler that the singer who built a career form with the company while critic. (maybe) for a different conversa- on songs of empowerment and [email protected] pursuing two goals as artistic tion she wanted to have, but honesty had nothing to say about Twitter @jessitaylorro director designate. First, he said [email protected] 4 Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Monday, May21, 2018

IN PERFORMANCE Glorious dancing raises ‘Don Quixote’

By Lauren Warnecke Chicago Tribune

The last time Ballet Nacional de Cuba came to Chicago was 2003. Prima ballerina Viengsay Valdes was 26 at the time. Her perform- ance at the Auditorium Theatre was anticipated by Tribune critic Sid Smith as “likely to knock our socks off.” Smith’s comment was an understatement; 15 years later, Valdes again sent theatergoers onto Congress Parkway barefoot. Anational tour celebrating the BNC’s 70th season begins here in Chicago, with three performances of “Don Quixote” at the Audito- rium Theatre. General director and ballet superstar Alicia Alonso, 97, remains at the helm of the company she founded in Havana in 1948. In 1959, Fidel Castro designated Alonso’s company as the national ballet, which receives annual support from the Cuban government. BNC is known best for training phenomenal dancers, many of whom have left Cuba to join American and European dance companies. Of equal importance to Alonso is a dedication to main- taining the Soviet traditions of classical ballet. Whether it’s this vision, the typically conservative leanings of a state-funded organi- zation or the impact of political and economic sanctions on Cuba (likely all of the above), BNC has NANCY REYES PHOTO been held back from extensive Patricio Reve and company perform in “Don Quixote” by Ballet Nacional de Cuba, presented at the Auditorium Theatre in Chicago. touring and investing in new productions, deeming it some- temporary vibe. Panza are continual sources of I’ve seen countless perform- perialism, are not to be under- what of an enigma in the inter- So, one might take a moment to delight, as is Ernesto Diaz as ances of this grand pas de deux, stated. The failings of this ballet national dance landscape. acknowledge that Alonso was Camacho, a French nobleman most often taken out of context as are not on Alonso, but on the So, while Alonso’s 1988 staging ahead of a trend that, 30 years vying for Kitri’s hand in marriage. ashow-stopping display of techni- thing itself as a means to ad- of “Don Quixote” is a jewel, it also later, gives us a version of “Don Q” The frothy, ruffled costumes cal ability on a mixed repertory equately express the many intri- lacks the bells and whistles avail- that still holds up. The lively corps (likely reconstructed, but still very program. It’s known for asperous cacies of Cervantes’ masterpiece. able in stagecraft today. This de ballet performs crisp choreo- 1980s) and static backdrops may bravura and put-on Spanish flair, The classical ballet idiom in par- might not be so obvious if refresh- graphy that reminds us of Alon- be lacking modernity, but all is originally created in 1869 by Rus- ticular is mostly a vehicle for ing the classics weren’t in vogue so’s technical prowess and the made up for with human capital. sian choreographer Marius Petipa exhibition; the characters and among ballet choreographers distinctly Cuban flair she brought Leading up to the ballet’s grand and Ludwig Minkus, a Jewish- fluffy librettos produced during lately. Christopher Wheeldon’s to American stages. This “Don Q” pas de deux, Kitri and Basilio, a Austrian composer. Presented this period — scrutinized by danc- “Swan Lake” and Stanton Welch’s has featured parts that reach deep poor barber who is Kitri’s one here at the end of the full three- ers and infused with much more “La Bayadere” are relatively new into BNC’s talent pool. Alonso true love, marry when Basilio act ballet, we are reminded that complexity than perhaps they additions to the Joffrey’s rep, and adds some depth to the story by fakes his death. (Yes, “Don Qui- Kitri and Basilio are fun-loving deserve — surely cannot scratch we’ll see Alexei Ratmansky’s creating a dream sequence in xote” is, at times, ridiculous. beings, relatively humble and the surface of “Don Quixote’s” “Whipped Cream” next year — a which the starry-eyed errant That’s the point.) Valdes balanced complex characters peeled from deeper meanings. rarely, if ever, performed 1924 knight (Yansiel Pujada) confuses on one leg for what felt like eons, one chapter of the 1605 novel by But maybe they don’t have to, ballet resuscitated for American Kitri (Valdes) for the elusive Dul- changing positions from ara- Miguel de Cervantes. because my oh my, that sure was Ballet Theatre last season. Like cinea (Yiliam Pacheco), a central besque to passe develope without Alonso’s sensitivity toward exciting to watch. Alonso’s “Don Q,” each of these character in the novel who is the use of her partner, Patricio Kitri and Basilio’s subtleties, and updates stays relatively close to absent from the ballet’s original Reve. Reve’s quintuple pirouettes the significance of “Don Quixote” Lauren Warnecke is a freelance the original, though perhaps version. in Basilio’s equally impressive in the repertoire of a company critic. shifting the setting or infusing the Pujada and Dairon Darias as variations brought gleeful lauda- whose culture has been so heavily choreography with a more con- the bumbling sidekick Sancho tions from the crowd. influenced by Spanish im- [email protected]

IN PERFORMANCE Writing, performances Dana Hall impress with honesty shows the Cry It Out, from Page 1 When: Through June 17 first weeks of newborn life, Where: Northlight Theatre at when exhaustion is a state of the North Shore Center for the beauties being, the demands of the baby Performing Arts, 9501 Skokie are omnipresent and everybody Blvd., Skokie you meet who ever has had a kid Running time: 1 hour, of Spring is ready to deliver a confidently 40 minutes expressed opinion on something you are doing wrong. Tickets: $30-$81 at 847-673- By Howard Reich It’s not only empathetic and 6300 and www.northlight.org Chicago Tribune enjoyable writing, it all rings utterly true, especially in a Chicago drummer Dana Hall warm and kind production just don’t fully know that at the leads so many distinct en- directed by Jessica Fisch and time. sembles, and thrives in so many stacked with four quiet but The acting really is impres- stylistically far-flung settings, beautiful performances. sive here: Everyone is honest that it’s impossible to say which Ah, the fourth character. That and vulnerable, but there is one reveals the most about his would be a dad, Mitchell (Gabri- something about what Lapidus musical identity. el Ruiz), husband to Adrienne is doing that is really remarka- But surely none shows a great- and all-around decent but pretty ble. She captures a loving, er cohesion among musicians hapless guy, trying to naivigate lower-middle-class mother in than Spring, the all-star band what all new dads have to navi- such a way that you see the fun Hall led Friday night at the gate, which is their own role in she gets out of life, her enor- Green Mill Jazz Club. For these those first few weeks. A lot of mous capacity for love and the players have been working to- mothers would argue that job is sheer weight of American in- gether periodically in Spring for not making anything harder. equality. several years, and in other con- CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE The writing achieves a num- “Cry It Out” is often funny, figurations for still more. Drummer Dana Hall, director of jazz studies at DePaul University’s ber of very notable things: It but it’s a very emotional show. Keeping a jazz band together School of Music, leads his band Spring at the Green Mill on Friday. expresses and honors the diver- It’s about a time in life when over a long period of time — the sity of reactions to the disrup- we’re all confronted with a only way to build instinctive two tenorists articulating aseries of atmospheric vignettes tive arrival of a baby; it observes sudden rush of love, when our communication — is not easy choralelike figures while Garcia featuring various combinations that there are no right answers; priorities get recentered in the these days. But when the players laid out themes he soon would of musicians, “Kasbah” affirmed it captures how this particular blink of an eye, an eye that does work in the same town, share explore in a fiery solo of his own. Hall’s ability to bring structure to part of being human puts the not belong to ourselves. It’s musical values and perform in Garcia’s upper-register cries, avast jazz improvisation, no most demands on you when you about an avalanche of affection, each other’s company for more low-note growls and fast-flying small feat. For the instrumental- are least able to deal with them. responsibility, fear and self- than a decade, the benefits are passages attested to the expres- ists entered and exited the musi- But what impressed me the doubt. palpably clear, as they were on sive range and technical com- cal texture at key junctures, most about “Cry It Out” was Iliked it so much I wanted to this occasion. mand of his work. three-horn passages alternating how compassionately it under- set up a day care in the lobby. As Hall and colleagues launched In all, quite an opener. with duos and solos and other stands how much the decisions Isaid, best show in town. the first set with Billy Harper’s Hall’s “Bout Bidness” often combinations. Garcia coaxed couples make together (or single “Capra Black,” the title cut of turns up in Spring sets, but rarely sounds that one hadn’t thought parents make for themselves) in Chris Jones is a Tribune critic. Harper’s landmark 1973 album as expansively cast as on this possible from a fluegelhorn, and those early weeks affect the and a piece ripe for Hall’s recon- occasion. Everyone but Hall Hall produced multiple layers of later footprint of their lives. You [email protected] ceptualization. The ingenuity of produced an epic-scaled solo, rhythm and color. the main theme — with its long, starting with Wojciechowski’s For those who appreciated the angular lines and unconventional muscular cadenza on tenor saxo- breadth of this music, the good melodic leaps — affords ample phone. When Bradfield took his news arrived when Hall told the opportunity for development, turn on soprano saxophone, he crowd that he had recorded the and Hall and friends made the benefited from churning rhyth- band a while ago and just needed most of it. mic accompaniment from bassist to get around to releasing the Saxophonist Geof Bradfield Clark Sommers, drummer Hall music. took the first solo and set the bar and Garcia playing congas. The No doubt Hall’s demanding rather high, packing consider- high point arrived when Som- role as director of jazz studies at able musical complexity and mers stepped into the spotlight, DePaul University’s School of emotional intensity into the his riff-based solo accompanied Music, plus his many perform- evening’s first extended state- by Hall’s hand claps and thigh ance engagements, explain the ment. As he built this essay, Hall slaps, soon enhanced by Garcia’s delay. provided characteristically fero- congas. Here was long-running, But the strength of this set cious accompaniment, his sharp free-flowing jazz improvisation suggested that the Spring record- attacks and outsize tone egging spun out by the musicians for ing needs to be released sooner, Bradfield on. quite a stretch. rather than later. Eventually, Bradfield, tenor All of which set the stage for saxophonist John the set’s grand finale, Hall’s “Kas- Howard Reich is a Tribune critic. Wojciechowski and trumpeter bah,” a piece the composer de- Victor Garcia joined forces to scribed as a contemplation on the [email protected] MICHAEL BROSILOW PHOTO create a great wall of sound, the African slave trade. Structured as Twitter @howardreich Darci Nalepa and Gabriel Ruiz in “Cry It Out” at Northlight Theatre. Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Monday, May21, 2018 5

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Horoscopes Dilbert By Scott Adams Today’s birthday (May 21): Your health, fitness and work are in expansion mode this year. Financial discipline grows your family accounts. A little goes a long way. This sum- mer gets lucrative before your educational journey shifts course and networking opens new possibilities. Collaborate for family profit. Pull together. Aries (March 21-April 19): Today is a 7. Communications seem energized this month under the Gemini sun. Balance intellec- tual with physical work. Exercise keeps your mind sharp. Taurus (April 20-May 20): 8. This month could get especial- ly lucrative. Your team provides integral support. Have fun with friends and family over the next two days. Gemini (May 21-June 20): 8. The sun in your sign gives you Baby Blues By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott an advantage. With power comes responsibility. What differ- ence will you make? Avoid bragging. Let the results speak. Cancer (June 21-July 22): 6. Complete projects to clear space this month. Check jobs off your lists until mid-June. Take breaks to avoid burnout. Reflect, and consider past and future. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): 9. Don’t take everything on alone. Col- laborate with your team this month. Provide leadership by playing your part to the best of your ability. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): 8. Expand your professional influ- ence this month. Focus on career opportunities. Don’t take risks yet. You might not see the whole picture. Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): 7. Explore new territory and possibili- ties this month. Travel beckons, although costs may be higher than expected. Your ability to compromise comes in handy. Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): 8. Team projects go well today Zits By Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman and tomorrow. Dedicate extra attention to shared financial growth this month. Overcome an old worry by improving your skills. Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): 8. Share your appreciation and gratitude with loved ones. Partnership is key this month. Don’t take anyone for granted. Collaboration flowers. Exer- cise energizes you. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): 8. Get out and walk in the sunshine. Insights burst into awareness. Your health, fitness and work seem energized. Travels and investigations require sensible shoes. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): 8. Contribute to shared finances today and tomorrow. Generate romance and passion this month under the Gemini sun. Your intuition and creativity flower. Express your heart. Mr. Boffo By Joe Martin Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): 8. Put in extra effort for family and household matters over the next four weeks. Align on what’s needed and what to spend with your partner.

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Bridge Here are the answers to the weekly quiz: Q.1—Neither vulnerable, as South, you hold: ♠ J73 ♥ K7 ♦ 2 ♣ AKQ9652 Dick Tracy By Joe Staton and Mike Curtis South West North East 1♣ Pass 1♥ Pass 2♣ Pass 2NT Pass ? What call would you make? A.1—Partner has advertised a diamond stopper. Believe him and bid three no trump. Q.2—North-South vulnerable, as South, you hold: ♠ J95 ♥ KJ72 ♦ 10 ♣ KJ1075 Left-hand opponent opens a weak two spades, partner makes a take-out double, and right-hand opponent passes. What call would you make? A.2—Those who play the Lebensohl convention in this situation would have options, but most of us don’t play that. Animal Crackers By Mike Osbun Just bid what you hope you can make. Bid four hearts. Q.3—East-West vulnerable, as South, you hold: ♠ 10754 ♥ AJ9 ♦ 10 3 2 ♣ A84 Partner opens one no trump, 15-17, and right-hand opponent passes. What call would you make? A.3—Don’t bother looking for a spade fit with such a balanced hand. Make an invitational raise in no trump. That is bidding two no trump for most of us. Q.4—Both vulnerable, as South, you hold: ♠ KQJ52 ♥ 10 6 ♦ K7642 ♣ 8 North East South West 1♥ Pass 1♠ Pass 2♥ Pass ? What call would you make? A.4—Raising to three hearts would not be the worst bid ever Prickly City By Scott Stantis made, but we think game is unlikely and looking for it may bring trouble. Pass.

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Complete the grid so each row, column and 3-by-3 box in bold borders contains Blondie By Dean Young and John Marshall every digit 1 to 9. Saturday’s solutions

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Jumble Unscramble the four Jumbles, one letter per square, to form four words. Then arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as suggested by this cartoon. Hägar the Horrible By Chris Browne

Mutts By Patrick McDonnell

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