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Wayne Allen regardless of the number of PDT StaffW riter beds that Pike county actually uses. In the event that Editor’s Note: This is the Pike County has a need second in a series of five ar- for additional beds, Pike ticles addressing different county shall be billed and aspects of the Scioto Coun- agrees to pay $40 per day ty Jail, the jailing situation for each additional inmate around the region and how in excess of the minimum those aspects have impact- of 30 inmates per day.” ed the local criminal jus- Lawrence County’s tice system. contract with the Scioto When it comes to the County Jail states, “Scioto daily population of the Sci- County agrees to lease oto County, the breakdown to Lawrence County, 10 is simple and yet quite jail beds per day at a cost complicated at the same of $48 per bed ($480 per Photos by Frank Lewis | Daily Times time. day) to include no more Two racers compete in the annual Soap Box Derby Saturday on Kendall Avenue in Portsmouth. Of the 190-person ca- than three female beds. pacity, 30 of the beds are Scioto County will charge reserved daily for inmates Lawrence County daily for from Pike County. Law- 10 beds, regardless of the Gravity Grand Prix brings excitement rence County has a con- number of beds that Law- tract for 10 beds everyday. rence County actually uses. Frank Lewis According to the con- In the event that Lawrence PDT StaffW riter tract between Scioto and County has a need for addi- Pike Counties, “Scioto tional beds and the Scioto A warm, but not too hot day County agrees to lease to County Sheriff’s Jail has greeted Soap Box Derby partici- Pike County, 30 jail beds the bed space, Lawrence pants, their families and friends per day at a cost of $40 County shall be billed and Saturday on Kendall Avenue in per bed ($1,200 per day) agrees to pay $48 per day Portsmouth. Todd Book and Dan to include no more than for each additional inmate Cassidy led a group of volunteers nine female beds. Scioto in excess of the minimum which kept things moving along County will charge Pike throughout the day. County daily for 30 beds See ARREST ‌| A3 The fifth annual Portsmouth Soap Box derby, is organized by the Portsmouth Civic Forum, and the turnout appeared to be one of the largest since the race Authorities looking returned in 2009. Two classes competed Satur- Volunteers keep busy setting up the next heat at the annual Soap Box Derby day - the Stock division is for boys Saturday on Kendall Avenue in Portsmouth. and girls ages 7-13 and the Super for Ashland bank Stock division for ages 9-17. ing - “keep your head down” and All-American Soap Box Derby in Doug Coleman, Scioto County “Don’t hit your break until you Akron to compete. That race is Commissioner, was walking up cross the finish line.” Book had the slated for late July. and down the course. robbery suspect Editor’s note: Results were not “My grandson competed last job of keeping the brackets straight available at press time Saturday. weekend in Charleston and came and keep the cars coming down Frank Lewis the hill. The crowd cheered as each PDT StaffW riter in second,” Coleman said. “He re- Frank Lewis may be reached at 740-353- ally enjoys this.” race came off without a hitch. 3101, ext. 252, or at flewis@civitasmedia. Lots of parents were giving ad- The winners from the race in com. For breaking news, follow Frank on Twit- Authorities in the Ashland area are on the lookout for a vice, with the most prominent be- Portsmouth will advanced to the ter @FrankLewisPDT. man who reportedly robbed a bank there Friday afternoon. On Friday the Kentucky State Police Post 14 in Ashland received a call of a robbery at the Inez Deposit Bank located at 202 East Main Street Louisa, Ky. At approximately 2:55 p.m. an unidentified male entered the bank and demanded cash from a teller. The male Thunder Returns 5 a success was wearing a red and black baseball cap, khaki pants, long sleeve patterned shirt over a white tee shirt with the Frank Lewis come down here every year. letters WAX visible on the front of the shirt. PDT Staff Writer It was good here (Portsmouth The robber obtained an undisclosed amount of cash Speedway) while it lasted.” before exiting the bank through the back door. He then Old cars, old drivers, and fans Knittel said he started fled the area on foot on Lock Avenue traveling toward of both came together Saturday driving at Portsmouth Madison Street. KSP describes him as approximately at Thunder Returns 5 at the Speedway in 1954. 5-feet-6-inches tall with a slender build. Also responding former location of Portsmouth “I was driving just a regular and assisting at the scene during the course of the investi- Speedway at the Lazy Village old, what you call a stock car, gation, were the Louisa Police Department and Lawrence Campground and RV Park in and I think I quit racing in 1968 County Sheriff’s Department. The case remains under West Portsmouth. at KC Raceway and Atomic investigation by Detective Jeff Kelley. “There’s a lot of memories Speedway (Chillicothe),” Knit- He said anyone with information is asked to contact the here all right, good and bad,” tel said. “I had a pretty good Kentucky State Police Post 14 at 1-800-222-5555. Portsmouth area racing legend time. It’s good to see the old Frank Lewis | Daily Times Dean Knittel said. “I see a lot Area racing icon Tom Vaughters leans in the win- Frank Lewis may be reached at 740-353-3101, ext. 252, or at flewis@civita- of guys are still around. They See THUNDER ‌| A2 dow and talks with area racing legend Dean Knittel. smedia.com. For breaking news, follow Frank on Twitter @FrankLewisPDT. A2 Sunday, June 16, 2013 Portsmouth Daily Times LOCAL

Obituaries Service Schedule Donald Richard Club. Services will be 11 of Columbus, and Char- and a homemaker. • James Burke — Memorial service 2 p.m. Sunday at “Dick” Arnold, 84 a.m. Monday June 17, 2013 lie Copas of West Ports- Surviving are one son, Woodland Chapel Church at Kelley’s Bridge. Arrange- Donald Richard “Dick” at D.W. SWICK FUNERAL mouth, one sister Phyllis Stephen Ketter of Scioto- ments by Phillips Funeral Home in Ironton. Arnold, 84, of Wheelers- HOME IN SOUTH WEB- Rothwell of West Virginia, ville, one granddaughter, • Kent Crabtree — 9:30 a.m. Monday at St. Mary burg went to be with the STER with Mike Lemon two grandchildren, and Aimee (Chad) Welch of Church in Chillicothe. Interment in Dayton National Lord on Friday June 14, officiating. Interment will two great-grandchildren. Sciotoville, two grand- Cemetery. Callers 8:30-9:15 a.m. Monday at Haller Fu- 2013. He died at home af- follow at Vernon cemetery. Funeral services will be sons, Matthew Ketter of neral Home in Chillicothe. ter a brief illness. He was Visitation will be Sunday 5 1 p.m. Tuesday June 18, Portsmouth and Jeremy • James Scott — 11 a.m. Monday at Sunshine Unit- born March 27, 1929 in to 8 p.m. and Monday 10 2013 at the Roger W. Da- (Megan) Ketter of Scioto- ed Methodist Church in South Shore, Ky. Interment in New Boston, a son of the to 11 a.m. at D.W. Swick vis Funeral Home in West ville, and four great-grand- Mount Zion Cemetery. Callers 4-8 p.m. Sunday at Rober- late Willard and Juanita in South Webster. Condo- Portsmouth with Keith children, Gavin and Gabe son Funeral Home in South Shore and 10-11 a.m. Monday Arnold. He was also pre- lences to dwswickfuneral- Webb and Ken Carver of- Welch and Aubrie and Av- at the church. ceeded in death by one home.com. ficiating and interment in ery Ketter. She was also • David Holschuh — 1 p.m. Monday at Phillips Funeral brother, one sister and his Stepp Cemetery in Sun- preceded in death by her Home in Ironton, with callers 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Monday. In- beloved wife, Mary Mad- William “Roby” shine Ridge. Friends may husband, Lowell Ketter, terment in Woodland Cemetery. den Arnold. Copas, 96 call on Monday starting a daughter-in-law, Sherry • Ronald Howard — Graveside service 1 p.m. Monday He is survived by two William “Roby” Copas, at 4 to 8 p.m. at the Roger Ketter, and two sisters, at Kentucky Veterans Cemetery North East in Greenup sons, Kenneth (Janet) Ar- 96 of West Portsmouth, W. Davis Funeral Home in Rita Mae Davis and Betty County, Ky. Callers 10 a.m.-noon Monday at Bailey Fam- nold and Dale “Bud” (Kar- Ohio, died Friday June 14, West Portsmouth and on Ruth Guy. ily Funeral Home in Flatwoods, Ky. la) Arnold; two daughters, 2013 at Chillicothe Veter- Tuesday one hour prior to A funeral service will be Marilyn Kay (John) Slack ans Administrative Hospi- service. Condolences may held at 2 p.m. on Monday and Coey (Kenny) Bart- tal. He was born Oct. 15, be sent to www.rogerwda- at the BRANT FUNERAL ley; seven grandchildren, 1916 in South Webster to visfuneralhome.com. HOME IN SCIOTOVILLE Melissa (Randy) Mougey, the late Edgar Copas and with Pastor Perry Prosch Carrie Jo (John) Mal- Bessie Turner. He was a Mary Jo Ketter, 86 officiating. Interment will lory, Kristi (Matt) Rob- disabled WWII veteran Mary Jo Ketter, 86, of Sci- be in Sunset Memorial erts, Ryan Bartley (Anna and former farmer. He was otoville, died Saturday, June Gardens. The family will Smith), Patrick (Jenny) preceded in death by two 15, 2013 at the Best Care receive friends at Brant’s Arnold, Catilin Slack and wives, many brothers and Nursing and Rehabilitation in Sciotoville from 1 until Danielle Slack; three great- sisters. Center. Born on March 14, 2 p.m. on Monday. Memo- grandchildren, Nathan Roby is survived by 1927 in Sciotoville, she was rial contributions may be Keyes, Laikyn Roberts and his wife Ella Jane Varney a daughter of the late Ed- made to the Christ United Maryjo Mallory. whom he married Nov. ward and Nora Artis Mar- Methodist Church in Scio- He was a member of Lily 18, 1998, a son William tin. Mary Jo was a member toville. To offer condolenc- Chapel Church of Christ T. (Sharon) Copas, two of the Christ United Meth- es visit www.brantfuner- and the Vernon Senior brothers; Harrison Copas odist Church in Sciotoville alservice.com.

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Grubb by a short memorial ser- tal in Russell Ky. Graveside “Junior” Salyers Jr., 61, MOREHEAD, Ky. — vice. Afterwards graveside services will be 12:30 p.m. of Ironton, Ohio, passed Alfred Reese Grubb, age respects will take place at Monday, June 17, 2013 at away early Friday morn- Frank Lewis | Daily Times 90, of Morehead, Ken- Bethel Cemetery, Oak Hill, Bellefonte Memorial Gar- ing. Funeral services will Racing fans turned out Saturday to look at the old race cars tucky, died Friday, June Ohio, off State Route 93. dens in Flatwoods, Ky. Vis- be 1 p.m. Tuesday, June and meet the former drivers at Thunder Returns 5 at the for- 14, 2013, after a long ill- itation will be from 10 a.m. 18, 2013 at Phillips Funer- mer location of Portsmouth Speedway. ness. Visitation will be at Cooke until noon on Monday, al Home, 1004 South Sev- Tracy Brammer – Monroe WURTLAND, Ky. — June 17, 2013 at Wright’s enth Street, Ironton, Ohio Funeral Home, 518 South Carl Mayo Cooke 94, of Funeral Home in Greenup. 45638. Burial will follow in 6th Street, Ironton, Ohio, Wurtland Ky. died Thurs- Pine Grove Cemetery. Visi- Thunder on Monday, June 17, from day, June 13, 2013 at Our Kamer tation will be from 11 a.m. From Page A1 who died several weeks ago. 1 p.m. to 2 p.m., followed Lady of Bellefonte Hospi- GARRISON, Ky. — Ver- until the time of service. “We brought the proces- non Kamer, 82, of Gar- guys, a lot of them look re- sion down around the track rison, Kentucky, died at ally good.” here, and we gave him his 12:55 p.m. Friday, June 14, One of those is former last checkered flag,” Thun- 2013, at his home, follow- Verse The best student centered learning Bible NASCAR driver and Scioto der Returns 5 organizer ing an extended illness, County native Junior Spen- Gary Meade said. with his family by his side. experience in America is Psalm 11:1-2 cer, who has difficulty talk- While he was very young There will be a memo- In the Lord I take ref- ing, but that has no effect just down the road. rial service announced at when his dad began racing, uge. How then can you say on the gleam in his eye. Ross Hamilton, Jr. has a lot a later date. Globe Family to me: “Flee like a bird to “I drove here in 1964, Funeral Chapel in Garri- of memories about those your mountain. For look, and I drove three years in days and those races. And son, Ky., is in charge of all the wicked bend their NASCAR,” Spencer said. arrangements. seeing his grandson Alex bows; they set their arrows He produced a picture Hamilton next to his go- Southern against the strings to shoot of an orange and white Ironton | Proctorville cart gives one the feeling Salyers from the shadows at the up- number 37 car, against the IRONTON — George the racing tradition is going www.ohio.edu/southern right in heart. backdrop of the Daytona to continue in that family. 60425586 Speedway sign. “I was two years old “That was (19)65. I ran when this track opened,” it at Daytona. That was Hamilton said. “Dad, he KING’S DAUGHTERS MEDICAL CENTER OHIO WELCOMES pretty good.” raced here from the first Spencer paused to sign day it opened. I remember an autograph from an ad- when my dad won his first miring fan. race, and they put me in It’s great to see all of my old the car so I couldn’t get out buddies,” Spencer said. “It and get into trouble. And it brings back old memories.” was a NASCAR track prob- James W. Many of the drivers were ably in (19)53 for three or talking about Ross Ham- four years. It was NASCAR ilton, Sr., longtime driver sanctioned.” Meade said he had been Rice, M.D. running it through his Why I Keep the mind as to whether or not Sabbath! to have a Thunder Returns ORTHOPAEDIC SPINE SURGEON Request our Free article: 6 next year, but the turnout Why I Keep the Sabbath! Saturday made him recon- Dr. Rice specializes in the & our Free Monthly Newsletter sider and schedule next Listen to Born To Win with year’s event already. surgical treatment of diseases Ronald L. Dart on “We’ve got about 10 old WNXT AM 1260 race cars, and close to 40 and disorders of the spine, Sundays cruise-in cars,” Meade said. at 7:30 a.m. & 12:30 p.m. “This is a really good turn- including: out, a really good turnout.” Mail your request to: Meade added an auto- • Degenerative conditions of the Independent Church of God graph session this year, and a lot of the drivers from the Sabbath Fellowship Group cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine ’50s and ’60s were on hand P.O. Box 22 • Degenerative disc disease, signing their names and Portsmouth, Ohio 45662-0022 shaking hands. herniated and ruptured discs You are welcome to join us in “We had 11 ex-drivers our Sabbath fellowship meeting show up,” Meade said. “And • Pinched nerves at Newberry's Sporting Goods I can’t be more happy.” • Scoliosis Mtg. 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60426572 60410793 LOCAL Portsmouth Daily Times Sunday, June 16, 2013 A3 Prodigal House Ministries Homecoming event Come join us for a night of mu- provided will follow. Our intent is to ful evening for an outdoor concert Weather sic, fellowship and prayer. Prodigal pray with families, individuals, and on our beautiful 160 acre piece of House Ministries, Inc. (813 Caldwell for our community for healing and property. For more info, contact Sara Today High: 86 | Low: 67 Road, Lucasville, Ohio) will be host- freedom from addiction, etc. Please Bender at 740-821-2190 or prodig- ing a live concert featuring local mu- come and join us! Bring a blanket or [email protected] and Sunday: A chance of showers and thunder- sicians on Saturday June 22 from 5 chairs and a cooler of water or non- follow us on FB at Prodigal House storms. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 86. pm till dark. A bonfire with hot dogs alcoholic drinks and enjoy a beauti- Ministries. Southwest wind 5 to 7 mph. Chance of precipitation is 50%. New rainfall amounts between a tenth and quarter of an inch, except higher Arrest amounts possible in thunderstorms. From Page A1 diem. Rosemary (Beller, “The history of this mouth, filed 71.8 percent Sunday Night: A chance of showers and former Scioto County as, I understand it, the and the Sheriff files 28.2 thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low 10 inmates per day.” Sheriff’s Office Employee) PD (police department) percent. Overall, Ports- around 67. Light west wind. Chance of precipi- If Lawrence or Pike states she began working in would charge people un- mouth filed 62.15 percent County bring in additional tation is 40%. New rainfall amounts between the Sheriff’s Office in July der the state code so the of the criminal cases with a tenth and quarter of an inch, except higher inmates, Scioto County of 1985 and at that time county or the state was the Sheriff filing 37.85 amounts possible in thunderstorms. Jail Administrator Captain the Police Department responsible for the jail percent. The numbers John Murphy said, “we was being invoiced for the cost. Until about three obviously work out very Monday: A chance of showers and thunder- pretty much hold Law- per diem for Portsmouth months ago they (Ports- closely to the 60 percent storms. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 85. rence Counties feet to the inmates in jail. Rosemary mouth Police Depart- Light southwest wind. Chance of precipitation fire. Pike County has no - 40 percent gentlemen’s states this continued up ment) used state code for agreement,” Haas wrote. is 30%. New rainfall amounts of less than a other facility, we are their until the day former Sher- traffic violations and rare- source. We’ve been as high Further in his letter tenth of an inch, except higher amounts pos- iff Sutterfield took office in ly charged anyone under a Haas states the 40 per- sible in thunderstorms. as 54 or 55 (inmates) from January of 1993. Rosemary city code,” Haas said. Pike County.” cent equates to about Monday Night: A chance of showers and states the billing normally Haas said three months $32,000 annually. Pike County’s contract was between $23,000 and ago the Portsmouth Police thunderstorms, mainly before 4am. Mostly with Scioto county for in- At the beginning of the cloudy, with a low around 66. Chance of pre- $30,000 each and every Department received a year Haas took over the mates is renewed every month. These invoices grant to pay for overtime. cipitation is 30%. New rainfall amounts of less five years, with Lawrence Solicitor’s office after were sent to the ‘Ports- “They started picking up former Solicitor Mike than a tenth of an inch, except higher amounts County’s contract also re- mouth Police Department’. enforcement and started Jones resigned to take possible in thunderstorms. newed yearly. She states she began work- charging traffic violators Murphy said it’s not safe another job. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 80. ing for the Scioto County under city code so the city to assume the rest of the “What I’ve found since Tuesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low Clerk’s Office in January of could keep the money from jail population on any giv- 1993 at which time former the violations. The objec- I’ve been in this office is, around 59. en day is made up of local Sheriff Sutterfield’s new tive was to keep the offi- if I’ve heard this is the way Wednesday: Sunny, with a high near 77. people, because the num- administrative staff was cers we have and not lose we’ve always done it once Wednesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low ber of inmates from Pike constantly inquiring from anymore or potentially I’ve heard it a hundred around 58. Counties fluctuates. times,” Haas said. But, if they are at capac- her as to how the City was add,” Haas said. Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near billed for the inmates that Haas said there has Haas said he has not ity, 190 inmates Scioto received a response to the 79. County Sheriff Marty V. were in the Scioto County always been an under- Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low Jail,” Donini said in a state- standing between the letter asking to formalize Donini said 150 would be the agreement. around 62. local inmates. ment to the Daily Times. Scioto County Prosecu- Without the ability to tor’s office and the city According to numbers Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 84. Those 150 beds could provided by Donini, the be occupied by inmates bill the city of Portsmouth of Portsmouth’s Depart- number of people arrested brought in by Ohio State for the housing of inmates, ment of Law, in which Ohio River Levels by the city from 2003-2012 Highway Patrol, Scioto the Scioto County Sheriff’s the county would pay a Sunday: 29.3 | Monday: 25.2 | Tuesday: 20.8 County Sheriff’s officers, Office has to eat that cost. portion of the costs asso- is 14,056, with an average Source: National Weather Service officers from New Boston “I was not around when ciated with prosecuting stay in the Scioto County or officers with the Ports- all of this happened. My county cased in Ports- Jail of 8.9 days. mouth Police Department. understanding is, back mouth Municipal Court. Next Sunday, Daily The Portsmouth Police in the old days the city of In a letter dated Jan. Times reporter Frank Department years ago Portsmouth normally cited 23, 2013 Haas asks Scioto Lewis will address at the switched from booking in- under city ordinances and County Prosecutor to for- issues of overcrowding at mates under local statute they were sentenced un- malize that agreement. the Scioto County Jail and Funeral Home to booking them under a der city ordinances and “As I am sure your are the influence those issues state statute. Under the move to the county jail. aware, some time ago a may have on sentencing local statute, the city was The Sheriff’s Office then ‘gentlemen’s agreement’ and probation. required to pay to house in- charged per diem rate,” was reached wherein the Portsmouth Since 1912 mates in the Scioto County Donini said. “My under- county agreed to pay 40 Wayne Allen may be reached at (740)-354-3201 Jail. Booking inmates un- standing is that at some percent of the assistant 740-353-3101, ext. 228, or tallen@ der state statute exempts point in time a statute was prosecutor’s wages (ex- civitasmedia.com. For breaking T.J. Adkins news, follow Wayne on Twitter @ the city from having to pay found that allowed the city cluding the cost of ben- Director WayneallenPDT. . www.adkinsbrantfuneralhome.com to house inmates. of Portsmouth and any city efits and PERS),” Haas 60422617 Donini, in conversations in the state of Ohio to send wrote in his letter. with previous staff mem- their inmates to the county Haas pointed out the bers, believes this change jail without cost to the city total number of criminal occurred around the start if they cite them under cases filed by his office of 1997. state ordnance as opposed in 2012. Hanes Chevrolet “From January 1997 to a city ordnance.” “Portsmouth filed 52.5 through the current date Portsmouth City Solici- percent of the felony of June 2013, the City of tor John Haas justifies this charges. The Sheriffs’ Portsmouth/Police Depart- with the amount of county Office filed 47.5 percent ment has “never” been cases that are prosecuted of the felony charges. As billed/invoiced for per in his office. for misdemeanors, Ports- River From Page A1 Certiﬁ ed Used Vehicles munity Corrections Act through the Department of Rehabilitation, the Bureau of Community Sanctions. 2012 Silverado LTZ 2008 Siverado 4x4 2008 Silverado 4x4 “It’s a grant we get from 4x4 Loaded, 1 Owner 4 Door, Z71 pkg, One Owner, 39K Miles, 5.3 V8 EXT Cab, Z71 pkg, One Owner 79K Miles, Clean Truck! the state that allows us to $29,995 $24,900 $20,900 put people on community service in lieu of sending them to jail,” McCain said. Others were participat- ing out of pride in the Ohio 2007 Silverado 2008 Equinox LTZ 2006 Trail Blazer River. 4x4 4 Door, 1 Owner, Auto, 1 Owner, HWY Miles AWD, 1 Owner, Sunroof, New Tires 4X4 Sunroof, 88K Miles, Local Trade “We’re here to help them $16,995 $12,900 $10,900 clean up the river,” Krista Eichenlaub of Hillbilly Kids said. The Hillbilly Kids have

made this an annual out- 2004 Tahoe 2008 HHR SS 2010 HHR ing. 4X4 Runs Good, V8 Turbo Charged, 52K Miles 60K miles “We do this every year,” Frank Lewis | Daily Times $6,995 $14,909 $10,500 Shawna Coleman, also of A group of volunteers prepare to pick up trash along the Ohio Hillbilly Kids, said. “We River during River Sweep 2013 Saturday morning. usually do both - have fun and work hard. We enjoy tons of trash and other Frank Lewis may be reached at 740- 353-3101, ext. 252, or at flewis@ it.” debris from the banks of 2011 Camaro Auto, 1 Owner, 16K Miles, 2008 Mercedes 2012 Malibu LTZ civitasmedia.com. For breaking The cleanup sites in the Ohio River and tribu- 2SS/RS pkg, Leather, Sunroof LOW MILES, ONE OWNER Sunroof, Htd Leather, Alloy Wheels, Factory Warranty 11K Miles news, follow Frank on Twitter @ $30,500 $26,900 $20,900 Scioto County include taries. Since 1989, River FrankLewisPDT. the Court Street landing Sweep has been organized in Portsmouth, Shawnee by the Ohio River Valley Boat Marina in Friendship Water Sanitation Com- and the Ohio side of the mission (ORSANCO), Greenup Dam. 2011 Avenger 2008 Impala LTZ 2008 Impala LT an interstate water pollu- Each year, more than ONE OWNER, 14K Miles. 70K Miles, HTD Leather, PWR Sunroof REDUCED 55K Miles, Leather $15,995 $12,900 $12,900 21,000 volunteers from tion agency for the Ohio public organizations, civic River Valley, along with groups, recreational clubs, environmental protection and the general public in and natural resource agen- six states bordering the cies from Illinois, Indiana, river come together to Ohio, Kentucky, West Vir- 2006 Chrysler 300 Ltd. 2010 Impala LT 2007 Impala LS collect more than 21,000 ginia, and Pennsylvania. V6 Auto, Htd Leather, New Tires, 49K Miles 3.5 V6, 64K Miles 1 Owner $12,900 $11,900 $11,900

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Guest Commentary Guest Commentary Let’s Talk Poetry: Knowing a Dad Terror bytes: Snowden and the What did I know about my printedness, architecture of oppression father? I know that he was WENT TO LOOK AT A born in Athens, Greece. I CAR, DAD Edward Snowden re- dential Policy Directive 20 know that he suffered great IN A GOOD MOOD AT vealed himself this week as — a top-secret memo from poverty as a child. I know DINNER, WENT the whistleblower respon- President Barack Obama that his own father died TO TRY OUT SOME NEW sible for perhaps the most directing U.S. intelligence when he was only 12 years TENNIS RACQUETS, significant release of secret agencies to draw up a list old. I know that he struggled LUNCH WITH MOM, life government documents in of targets for U.S. cyberat- through school but over- of ease— U.S. history. The former tacks. Finally came proof of came the odds and became except when he spun his fa- CIA staffer and analyst the program called “Bound- a physician—a surgeon, no less Informant,” which cre- ther’s DeSoto on the for the private intelligence less. I know that he came to consulting firm Booz Al- ates a global “heat map” ice, and a young tree America and with his wife, len Hamilton spoke to detailing the source coun- my mother, had two sons and whirled up to the journalists Glenn Green- tries of the 97 billion inter- a daughter. I know that he hood, throwing up her wald, Laura Poitras and cepted electronic records liked pistachio ice cream and Neil Carpathios arms—until Barton Gellman in Hong collected by the NSA in watching soccer. I know that Contributing LOIS. PLAYED TENNIS, Kong, providing convinc- the month of March 2013. his face had a permanent five Columnist WITH LOIS, ing evidence that the U.S. Amy Goodman Among the top targets o’clock shadow. And I know LUNCH WITH MOM AND government, primarily the Syndicated were Iran, Pakistan, Egypt and remember things that he LOIS, LOIS National Security Agency, Columnist and Jordan. The leaked told me: “Always keep your family close LIKED THE CAR, DRIVING WITH is conducting massive, un- map color-codes countries: to you.” “Keep falling in love with the LOIS, constitutional surveillance red for “hot,” then yellow world over and over.” “Don’t be afraid to LONG DRIVE WITH LOIS. And then, globally, and perhaps most where we went wrong.” and green. Last March, the be vulnerable, to laugh but also to cry.” LOIS! I CAN’T BELIEVE IT! SHE IS controversially, on almost Legendary whistle- U.S. was yellow, providing blower Daniel Ellsberg What don’t I know about him? I’m sure SO all, if not all, U.S. citizens. the NSA with close to 2.9 countered the criticism, even more than what I do know. How well GOOD, SO SWEET, SO GENEROUS, The chorus of establish- billion intercepts. writing, “In my estima- The American Civil Lib- do we know our fathers? Many men often I HAVE ment condemnation was have quiet, sturdy exteriors that belie the tion, there has not been in erties Union filed a law- NEVER, WHAT HAVE I EVER DONE swift and unrelenting. depths of their personal histories, their Jeffrey Toobin, legal pun- American history a more suit immediately after the demons, their buried joys and sorrows. A TO DESERVE SUCH A GIRL? Be- important leak than Ed- programs were revealed, tween the dark dit, quickly blogged that father is supposed to be strong and proj- Snowden is “a grandiose ward Snowden’s release arguing that the “practice legs of the capitals, moonlight, soft ect a certain image to his children. This narcissist who deserves to of NSA material — and is akin to snatching every comes with the job description of father. tines of the printed letter gentled be in prison.” New York that definitely includes American’s address book But what really went on inside of that apart, nectar drawn from serif, the Times columnists chimed the Pentagon Papers 40 — with annotations de- heart? I often wonder about my dad, who self of the grown boy pouring in, with Thomas Friedman years ago. Snowden’s tailing whom we spoke to, has been gone for many years now. In my out, the heart’s charge, the fresh writing, “I don’t believe whistleblowing gives when we talked, for how own case, my children need only to read man kneeling in pine-needle weave, that Edward Snowden, the us the possibility to roll long, and from where. It the poems that are in my published books worshipping her. It was my father leaker of all this secret ma- back a key part of what gives the government a to get at least some of that information good, it was my father grateful, terial, is some heroic whis- has amounted to an ‘ex- comprehensive record of (maybe someday they will…maybe they it was my father dead, who had left me tle-blower.” His colleague ecutive coup’ against the our associations and pub- already have). these small structures of his young David Brooks engaged in U.S. Constitution.” lic movements, revealing a In the following poem by Sharon Olds, brain— speculative psychoanalysis Snowden’s historic leak wealth of detail about our familial, political, profes- who is this year’s Pulitzer Prize winner in he wanted me to know him, he wanted of Snowden, opining, “[t] revealed what he calls an poetry, we see how she retrieves some of hough obviously terrifi- “architecture of oppres- sional, religious, and inti- someone to know him. mate associations.” her father’s past and discovers a bit of his cally bright, he could not sion” — a series of top-se- Happy wishes to all the fathers out Edward Snowden, at the inner life when she reads his teenage diary: successfully work his way cret surveillance programs there, regardless of how well we might re- that go far beyond what time of this writing, is in ally know them. through the institution of My Father’s Diary has been publicly known hiding, presumably still in high school. Then he failed Hong Kong, where he told I get into bed with it, and spring to navigate his way through to date. The first was an or- Address poem submissions and correspondence to: der from the U.S. Foreign the South China Morning the scarab legs of its locks. Inside, [email protected] or Neil Carpathios, Shaw- community college.” Intelligence Surveillance Post, “I am not here to hide the stacked, shy wealth of his print— nee State University, Dept. of English & Humanities, Snowden’s educational Court requesting a division from justice; I am here to he could not write in script, so the pages 940 Second Street, Portsmouth, OH 45662. (740-351- path has attracted sig- reveal criminality.” In the are sturdy with the beamwork of 3478). of the phone giant Verizon nificant attention. U.S. to hand over “all call detail videotaped interview he senators oh-so-gently ques- records” for calls from the gave to Greenwald and Poi- tioned NSA Director Gen. U.S. to locations abroad, or tras, Snowden spoke of his Today in History Keith B. Alexander and all calls within the U.S., in- reasons behind the leak: others at a Senate Appro- cluding local calls. In other “Sitting at my desk, [I] 363 – Emperor Julian and successor. 1755 – French and Indian priations Committee hear- words, metadata for every certainly had the authori- marches back up the Tigris 1745 – British troops War: the French surrender ing, including liberal Dem- phone call that Verizon ties to wiretap anyone, and burns his fleet of supply take Cape Breton Island, Fort Beauséjour to the Brit- ocratic Sen. Dick Durbin Business Network Services from you or your accoun- ships. During the withdrawal which is now part of Nova ish, leading to the expulsion of Illinois, echoing Brooks’ processed was to be deliv- tant to a federal judge, to Roman forces suffering sev- Scotia, Canada. of the Acadians. incredulity that someone ered to the NSA on a daily even the president. … This eral attacks from the Persians. 1745 – War of the Aus- 1774 – Foundation of with a GED could possibly basis. Another document is something that’s not our 632 – Yazdegerd III as- trian Succession: New Harrodsburg, Kentucky. hoodwink the entire U.S. was a slide presentation replace to decide. The public needs to decide whether cends to the throne as king England colonial troops 1779 – Spain declares war intelligence apparatus. Al- vealing a program dubbed these programs and poli- (shah) of the Persian Em- under the command of Wil- on the Kingdom of Great exander confessed, “In the “PRISM,” which allegedly cies are right or wrong.” pire. He becomes the last liam Pepperell capture the Britain, and the Great Siege IT arena, in the cyber are- empowers NSA snoops ruler of the Sassanid Dy- French Fortress of Louis- of Gibraltar begins. na, some of these people access to all the private Denis Moynihan contributed re- nasty (modern Iran). bourg in Louisbourg, Nova 1795 – First Battle of have skills to operate net- data stored by Internet gi- search to this column. Amy Good- 1487 – Battle of Stoke Scotia (Old Style). Groix otherwise known as works. That was his job for ants like Microsoft, AOL, man is the host of “Democracy Field, the final engagement 1746 – War of Austrian “Cornwallis’ Retreat”. the most part; he had great Skype, Google, Apple and Now!,” a daily international TV/ra- of the Wars of the Roses. Succession: Austria and 1815 – Battle of Ligny skills in the area. The rest Facebook, including email, dio news hour airing on more than 1,000 stations in North America. 1586 – Mary, Queen of Sardinia defeat a Franco- and Battle of Quatre Bras, of it you’ve hit on the head. video chats, photos, files She is the co-author of “The Si- Scots, recognizes Philip Spanish army at the Battle two days before the Battle We do need to go back transfers and more. lenced Majority,” a New York Times II of Spain as her heir of Piacenza. of Waterloo. and look at the processes - Snowden released Presi- best-seller.

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A6 Sunday, June 16, 2013 Portsmouth Daily Times LOCAL Freedom Hall project moving forward Frank Lewis Pelphrey said she has PDT Staff Writer seen an increase in people on the waiting list dying Four years ago, Tracy before New Beginnings Bell was 21 when she was could help. first on a waiting list to “We are seeing people get into Freedom Hall at dying on our waiting list,” the New Beginnings Drug Pelphrey said. “We are Rehabilitation facility in turning people away. With Pike County. She died of only being able to house an overdose while waiting. eight women, and a lot of Now, her father, Brock Bell, people without the insur- an insurance executive ance, being able to come with Brotherhood Mutual here is huge for them, be- Insurance, of Ft. Wayne, cause they just don’t have Ind., is on a mission to try the finances. So if they re to make sure there is a lot able to get on our waiting more room for women at list, they’re waiting three New Beginnings. and four months to get in, “It was just upsetting and our fear is that more to me that there wasn’t a are going to be dying, and place for her to go, so I we are seeing that.” Submitted Photos came down here and got Pelphrey said they have Brock Bell with Angie Pelphrey at Freedom Hall. Work is being done to expand capacity at the New Beginnings Drug Rehabilita- to meet Angie (Pelphrey), had three or four who have tion facility in Pike County. and it has always been my died over the last several mission since then to try to years waiting to get into helped repaint and re-do a drug rehab center that We house them from all pen. We’re hoping if we get see what I could do just to the facility. lot of things in the men’s offers a nine to 12 month over.” blessed it will be this fall or come down here and help “Being able to house hall,” Bell said. “And then inpatient system to deal Pelphrey said women spring. The money is what them,” Bell said. “They had 18-24 women now is go- when Barry (Pelphrey) with addiction. have come to Freedom it is all about right now.” a vision of expanding so ing to make a huge differ- and Angie were able to “We’re also faith Hall from places like Pelphrey said anyone they can hold more girls. ence and have a huge im- raise the money, we got based,” Pelphrey said. Texas, Alabama, Florida wanting to help with the They can only hold eight pact on our community,” the (women’s) building “They do go to church. and Colorado. expenses incurred in cre- girls in a wee little house Pelphrey said. ating the new facility can here, so we were blessed Brotherhood insures started. So we’re down But being long-term, we “We’re out of money as make donations in care of and raised money from churches, and as a part of here this week to hang teach them a whole new of this week,” Bell said. Freedom Hall, 2266 Wake- some different sources and their business, employees some drywall, and to try way of life and skills - you “We’re waiting on the field Mound Rd., Piketon, we have a shell of a building do mission trips, so Bell to help them save some know, how to work a job; sprinkling system and Ohio, 45661. up now that can house 18 and others were in Piketon money and to help get this how to maintain work HVAC, so we just do it as thing completed.” and work with their kids, the money comes in. We’re Frank Lewis may be reached at 740- women, as well as a center this week to help with the 353-3101, ext. 252, or at flewis@ for games and where they work that needs to be done New Beginnings, a getting their children at a standstill. We were civitasmedia.com. For breaking will be able to hold their in the new women’s facility. 501(c)(3) non-profit op- back; getting a GED; get- shooting for June last year, news, follow Frank on Twitter @ meetings and things.” “We came down and eration, is a long-term ting a college diploma. but that’s not going to hap- FrankLewisPDT.

Wild Animal Response House passes Defense Act Wenstrup voices support for the measure team formed in Scioto Frank Lewis part of a series of steps PDT Staff Writer Frank Lewis Under the category of “Law En- lawmakers have taken to PDT Staff Writer tackle the growing prob- forcement,” the members of the Team U.S. Representative are Portsmouth Police Chief Robert lem of sexual assault. The Brad Wenstrup (OH2) The Scioto County Commission- Ware and Lt. Mike Gore, Commander provisions are contained said on Saturday, the ers have named the members of their of the Portsmouth Post of the Ohio in a sweeping defense pol- Dangerous Wild Animal Response State Highway Patrol; Scioto County House of Representatives icy bill for the 2014 fiscal Team in response to an Executive Or- Sheriff Marty V. Donini represents the passed H.R. 1960, the Na- year beginning Oct. 1. der from Ohio Governor John Kasich. part that calls for an elected official; tional Defense Authoriza- “Being in a military uni- In response to the tragedy in Musk- The Fire Official is Portsmouth Fire tion Act for Fiscal Year form should not be a get ingum County where a man reported- Chief Bill Raison; First Aid - Dr. Brian 2014 on Friday. out of jail card,” Rep. Mike ly turned all of his wild animals loose Barhorst, Scioto County EMS Direc- Wenstrup, currently Turner, (OH-10), said. before committing suicide, Kasich is- tor; Emergency Management - Kim a Lieutenant Colonel in Wenstrup said the tim- sued an Executive Order instructing Carver, Scioto County EMA Director; the Army Reserves, sup- ing of the bill was fitting. the state of Ohio to draft legislation Health - Portsmouth Health Commis- ported the legislation in “I cannot think of a on the regulation of dangerous wild Wenstrup sioner Christ Smith; Public Health - both committee and on more fitting day, both the animal ownership (DWA). Ohio Re- the House floor. The bill Scioto County Health Commissioner Army’s 238th birthday vised Code (ORC) Chapter 935 was authorizes the funding Dr. Aaron Adams; Media - WNXT en- sure mission readiness, and America’s Flag Day, adopted in September of 2012. The for continued operation strengthen congressional Commissioners said ORC 935.27 gineer and Scioto County Public Infor- to pass this important of America’s military. oversight, safely detain piece of legislation,” Wen- specifically outlines the formation mation Officer Larry Mullins; Exotic “As a Lt. Colonel in the captured terrorists, and strup said. “We remain of the State Dangerous Wild Animal Animal owner - Phil Duncan and local Army Reserve and a vet- Response Commission to address preserve the 1.8 percent committed to ensuring veterinarian, Dr. Gail Counts. eran of Operation Iraqi response to the release or escape of active duty pay raise. that those in uniform, The Commissioners said the Team Freedom, I am proud to dangerous wild animals. According to With this legislation, we who have fought for and will formulate the county plan and stand in support of the can continue to guarantee the ORC, each county is responsible under our nation’s flag submit it for approval as the only task passage of this year’s Na- that our military is at the for developing and submitting a DWA since 1775, have the ev- for their appointment. tional Defense Authoriza- ready to protect America, response plan to the State DWA Re- ery tool necessary to com- “A couple of years back I had a cou- tion Act. The American aid our allies, and deter sponse Commission. plete their mission.” Emergency Management Agencies ple of African lions myself,” Crabtree people can be confident evil in this world.” have been engaged to implement the said. “They get so big…you can control that our military men, Angered by the epi- Wenstrup is a member of planning process for a local team com- them. They get like a big teddy bear, women, and families will demic of sexual assault the House Armed Services prised of specific areas outlined in the law. but there is always that doubt in mind, a have the resources nec- in the military, the House Committee, which has ju- “For years people in Scioto County person might intimidate them. They’re essary to continue their on Thursday endorsed a risdiction over defense pol- have had what they call exotic ani- very strong. They’ve got a lot of power mission in the defense mandatory minimum sen- icy and funding. He served mals, and they’re developing a pro- - their jaws and their claws - they can do of our nation,” Wenstrup tence of two years in pris- in Iraq from 2005 to 2006 gram to deal with those things,” Scio- a lot of damage very quickly. That’s the said. “This bill is a strong on for a member of the as a combat surgeon and to County Commissioners Chairman whole idea of this.” affirmation of our shared armed services convicted chief of surgery. Mike Crabtree said. “There has been national values. Specifi- of rape or sexual assault Frank Lewis may be reached at 740- some issues with those types of ani- Frank Lewis may be reached at 740-353-3101, ext. cally, it contains numer- in a military court. mals. A lot of it has to do with bears, 353-3101, ext. 252, or at flewis@ 252, or at [email protected]. For breaking ous provisions to address By voice vote, the lions and tigers.” news, follow Frank on Twitter @FrankLewisPDT. civitasmedia.com. For breaking and prevent sexual as- House approved the ad- news, follow Frank on Twitter @ sault in the military, en- ditional punishment as FrankLewisPDT. MARINAKIS LAW OFFICE ANGELA D. MARINAKIS Attorney at Law 1625 OFFNERE ST. 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A8 Sunday, June 16, 2013 Portsmouth Daily Times EDUCATION Wheelersburg High School honor roll ALL “A” HONOR ROLL ALL “A” HONOR MORES-ALL “A” HONOR Kaskey, Christina Mar- Brianna Boggs, Aaron Danielle Lewis, Cassidy 4TH 9 WEEKS- ROLL Paige Ballard, Ma- ROLL Alannah Bihl, Han- tin, James Nelson, Kendal Cowgill, Jacob Dingess, May, Christian Murphy, SENIORS- dyson Barrett-Murray, nah Duckworth, Abbey Warren, Elijah Whitley Austin Gifford, Kris- Mallory Newsome, Mi- ALL “A” HONOR ROLL Eliza Eaches, Mary Mar- Reed, El Hussain Shamsa, “A/B” HONOR ROLL ten Hammond, Ethan kala Thompson, Kaylee Geoffrey Ashburn, Larry tin, Dylan Miller, Logan FRESHMEN-ALL “A” 4TH 9 WEEKS- Hiles, Christopher How- Tilley, Anna Trankina, Brannan, Casey Coriell, Miller, Abigail Newman, HONOR ROLL Callie SENIORS- ell, Kylee Hurley, Zach- JUNIORS- JUNIORS- Adam Salmons, SOPHO- Cole, Jake Darnell, Kurt “A/B” HONOR ROLL ary Jenkins, Aric Kaskey, “A/B” HONOR ROLL Alexis Atkins, Hailee Barbarits, Zachary Bet- tis, Mathew Bickett, Ra- chel Blair, Matthew Boll, Mark Butler, Morgan Clevenger-Beard, Court- ney Davis, Collin Hanzel, Laiken Longfellow, Jeremy McLaughlin, Alexander Mullins, Frankie Pratt, Tra- vis Sifford, Cassidy Spra- dlin, Margaret Stegman, Robert Stevenson, Emily Turner, Maddison Vander- pool, Cassidy Walker, SOPHOMORES- “A/B” HONOR ROLL Brittany Adams, Brook- lyn Adams, Blake Cop- ley, Mackenzie Craycraft, Taylor Dempsey, Kalyn Eastwood, Maria Fraulini, Michael Green, Thomas Martin, Austin May, Pat- rick Nesbit, Kirsten Nolfi, Chase Porter, Jacob Roe, Robert Schweinsberg, Josie Silvey, Brooke Smith, Amber Vaughn, Casey White, Jessi Wright, FRESHMEN- “A/B” HONOR ROLL Madisun Bishop, Brooke Conley, Ashley Cunning- ham, Cherokee Griffiths, Marley Hanzel, Emma Hiles, Sydney Holden, Charles Howell, Kyle Jen- kins, Zachary Jordan, Dominique Lodwick, Rebecca Martin, Megan Meyers, Victoria Murphy, Braden Newsome, Aaron Reed, Raygan Reyes, Clau- dine Van der Meer, Jessica Waller, Tabitha Williams “B” HONOR ROLL 4TH 9 WEEKS - SENIORS- “B” HONOR ROLL Benjamin Arnold, Abby Bailey, Allison Bailey, Zachary Brown, Austin Clark, Nicholas Clay, Cori Conley, Alyssa Conn, Mark Dalton, Michael Diddle, Jennifer Gomez, Kayla Hall, Michael Har- low, Robert Horton, Cody Howard, James Hudgel, Casey Hull, Clay Massie, Christopher McGinnis, Zacchaues McGuire, Der- ek Moore, Jessica Oppy, Emily Pratt, Ross Pyles, Christia Reed, Quentin Sharp, Justice Silvey, Edwin Smith, Jordan Sparks, Robin Stanley, Madeleine Todt, Kayla Ward, Megan Webb, Mi- randa Whisman, Lindsey Williams, JUNIORS- “B” HON- OR ROLL Brent Acree, Raegan Arnold, Thomas Ashburn, Mary Bibbey, Garrett Carmichael, Tyler Claxon, Lindsey Conn, Ally Darnell, Lauren Da- vis, Morgan Diles, Rachel Gilliam, Kristen Horton, Seth Knight, Christopher Lawrence, Duncan Mac- Donald, Edward Miller, Ariel Patrick, Meagan Peffley, Mary Rawl- ins, Brianna Seek, Abbi Sparks, Paige White, Sar- ah Willis, Katelyn Wolos- chek, Austin Young, SOPHOMORES- “B” HONOR ROLL Alexus Allgood, Emily Begley, Kaitlyn Boyce, Miranda Burchett, Brittony Col- lier, Andrew Conn, Robert Coriell, Nicole Dubois, Sueanna Fugate, Preston Greeno, Brooke Haas, Brooke Haney, Megan Hiles, Tyler Jenkins, Alex- andria King, Brandon Mc- Quithy, Tabitha Otworth, Christopher Palmer, Seth Parlin, Lana Percell, Karah Perkins, Kimberly Porter, Dalton Ramey, Andrew Risner, Caleb Roof, Sylvia Rowan, Megan Ruggles, Joshua Shears, Patrick Sloan, Kelsey Spradlin, Shyann VanBibber, FRESHMEN- “B” HON- OR ROLL Colin Ahad, Byron Bihl, Rachel Collier, Alexis Cottle, Victoria Da- vis, Abigail Grant, Lillian Hacker, Chance Holbrook, Alison Hopper, Jordan Howard, Catherine John- son, Emily Jones, Allison Keeney, Julianna Logan, Johann Mayer, Mitchell McFarland, Dylan Mul- lins, Isaac Mullins, Tracy Murray, Benjamin Schul- tz, Lauren Smith, Myra Sosby, Stephen Vanscoy, 60424225 Gabriel Whitley. B1

INSIDE SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 2013 Reds put RH Broxton on DL with Contact Sports Editor Chris Slone at 740-353-3101 ext. 298 sore pitching elbow or [email protected] Sports B2 Post 23 earns Saturday split in final GBC pool play day Cody Leist ing about, it’s what we’ve been down the Post 23 bats for the walk. Daulton Kenyon provided High School against the Dayton PDT Sports Writer wanting to have happen,” Bra- next five innings, allowing four the game-winning and insurance Classics. Despite digging a 5-0 non said. “In the first game, baserunners during the duration. runs three pitches later with a hole heading into the bottom of WHEELERSBURG — It we got some key hits and made While Post 23 was not able to two-run single to score Luke the third, Post 23 rallied to score didn’t take long for Post 23 Sat- some plays. In the second game, build upon its lead prior to the Morgan and Trevar Welch. seven of the next nine runs — urday to match the number of all of a sudden, we just started seventh, Bullett Proof’s Nick Dylan Miller, who switched highlighted by a two-run home runs they scored in the first two hitting the ball.” Spillman was a one-man wreck- positions in the battery with run in the fourth by Alex Shears days of the 2013 Gene Bennett Post 23 took an early 2-0 lead ing crew. The shortstop tripled starting pitcher Philip ‘Flip’ — to tie the game at 7 a peice Classic combined. at West High School on the Bul- in the fourth and scored on an Cassidy in the sixth, allowed an going into the sixth inning. Not only did Post 23 score two lett Proof Baseball Academy — a RBI groundout by Dan Smith RBI single in the seventh but left “That’s the thing we’ve been runs in its first at-bats of the day, team based out of Welland, On- then became the tying run in the Spillman in the on-deck circle really lacking is just not hitting the club went on to score 12 runs tario and under the direction of sixth after a walk and scored on a with two runners on base to end the ball hard enough and not cre- on the day to earn a split in the fi- former Major League outfielder Daniel Krasulja squeeze attempt. the game and give Post 23 its ating situations,” Branon said. nal two scheduled games. Coach Scott Bullett, who played for the Brady Johnson started the sev- third win in the tournament in “We were able to do some things. Jack Branon knew his team need- Chicago Cubs and the Pittsburgh enth with a double and scored four years of participation. We were finally able to run a lit- ed to have a huge day offensively. Pirates — thanks to three hits. the go-ahead run when Matt The momentum rolled to the tle bit, finally able to squeeze on “That’s what we’ve been talk- However, the Prospects shut Penix reached on a bases-loaded second game at Wheelersburg See POST ‌| B2 Kinniconick for fish, froglegs

More and wasting my more it seems time as far as area fishermen fishing goes. are seeking to Thursday’s find their recre- heavy rains ation close by from Cincin- home. The area nati to Hun- we live in right tington had here offers a put the Ohio number of plac- River on a es where it can rapid rise be found. and I thought In Ken- for sure the tucky there are Kinniconick streams like would be up Kinniconick G. Sam Piatt and roaring. Creek, Tygarts Outdoors Columnist To my Creek and Lit- surprise the tle Sandy River, as well stream was at normal level as lakes such as Grayson, and clear enough to see Greenbo, Yatesville, Cave rock bottom in three feet of Run and Paintsville. water along the shoreline – Ohio offers Scioto Brush just right for a float trip or Creek, Sunfish Creek, the for wade fishing. Scioto River and the Little At Spy Run (I’ll tell you Scioto River, as well as how to get there in a min- lakes like Lake Jackson, ute), a hole that’s more Turkey Creek Lake, Paint than 15 feet deep in the Creek Lake and Rocky middle, the pool empties Fork Lake. into a riffle of clear water running over the rocks KINNI RUNNING and gravel; and upstream CLEAR the pool stretches for a On Friday I pulled out considerable distance, Nuccio DiNuzzo | MCT for Kinniconick Creek with the water smooth and Home Dailey suffers a loss as the Brewers defeat the Reds 6-0 Sunday in Lewis County, just 19 slow and weed beds grow- miles from my home in ing out from the shore on the Sand Hill subdivision, either side. located 2.5 miles east of Rock bass and smallmouth Francisco homers, Brewers beat Reds the U.S. 23 traffic light in are there for the taking. South Shore. See OUTDOORS ‌| B2 Joe Kay Schafer has filled in for Braun After going 6-22 in May, the I figured I would be The Associated Press the last five games and gone 8-for- injury-depleted Brewers are 8-6 16 with the first back-to-back in June, winning six of their last CINCINNATI— For the first multi-hit games of his career. eight games. time, the Brewers learned what “It’s nice to play every day and For the second time this sea- The Spring Thaw it’s like to keep an opponent from get that comfort level,” Schafer son, the Reds couldn’t overcome crossing home plate. Pretty nice said. “I felt good all day. One a homer by Francisco, who played I’ve said many times how I be- feeling, actually. thing I’ve been doing a little bet- for them from 2009-11. He hit the lieve that our 4 seasons in South- Juan Francisco drove in three ter lately is swing at strikes and second-longest homer in ballpark ern Ohio are a great reason to live runs with a sacrifice fly and homer not going out of the strike zone.” history during his final season in here. I truly love all the seasons, but each year, more and more I in a ballpark where he’s had some Gallardo (6-6) gave up three Cincinnati, a 502-foot shot. He hate to think they’re over. I know big moments, and Yovani Gallardo hits and a pair of walks in his returned with the Braves this that as each one arrives one has pitched six innings on Saturday, second straight impressive start. season and had a breakthrough leading Milwaukee to a 6-0 victory The right-hander threw eight to leave, but I find that each year — his first career grand slam off I have so many things I planned over the Cincinnati Reds. shutout innings, allowing only reliever J.J. Hoover during a 7-2 It was the Brewers’ first shut- four hits, during a 6-1 win at Mi- for the season and the season just win on May 8. doesn’t last long enough. out — they were the only team in ami on Monday. The Brewers got him for a mi- the majors without one. Milwau- “I feel good — the past three As the days get longer, and nor league pitcher on June 3, and the nights shorter, each day is kee’s staff came into the game starts, actually,” Gallardo said. “It he’d struggled until getting back with the NL’s worst earned run seems like things are finally fall- filled with change. This may to Cincinnati. Francisco was in be great temperature variation, average, giving up more runs and ing together. I’ve been able to find an 0-for-15 slump when he had a homers than any other club. a rhythm.” winds, sunshine, rain, sleet, Dudley Wooten pinch-hit single in Cincinnati’s 4-3, and/or snow. We may have a Contributing “They’ve gotten us pretty good Three relievers completed a 10-inning win on Friday night. in this park this year,” manager seven-hitter for Milwaukee’s first spring day, and then 3-4 more Columnist He hit a sacrifice fly and two- winter days. Those of us who Ron Roenicke said. “6-0 — we shutout. The Reds didn’t get a run homer that smacked off the don’t have too many of those. It’s runner to third base and were out live outside tend to always be in bottom of the left-field foul pole tune with the weather, because we know the only way we nice to kind of be able to relax.” of sync after playing extra-inning on Saturday, giving the Brewers The Brewers have lost 11 of get anything done, is to plan around the weather. games the last two days. a 4-0 lead. It was only his third their last 14 games at Great As January and February loosen their grip, March be- “None of us looked like we had hit in 25 at-bats as a Brewer. With American Ball Park. It was the any rhythm,” said manager Dusty comes such an unpredictable time of influx. The sap is up, that, Francisco has one of the lon- but the leaves aren’t out. The robins and bluebirds reap- first time they’d shut out Cincin- Baker on his 64th birthday. “It gest and one of the shortest hom- pear, but so does snow. The cattle can’t decide whether to nati since 2009. was one of those low-energy days ers at Great American. eat hay or wait for grass to grow. The flocks are migrating Logan Schafer had three hits off that usually don’t happen. It just “He’s got big power every- back, blackbirds are among them. Homer Bailey (4-5), his second wasn’t our day. where and it was nice for him to Landscaping calls are coming in and the ground freezes straight three-hit game. Schafer “That’s not the way you want and thaws with great regularity. This is our window of op- is filling in for Ryan Braun, who to spend your birthday. If I’d get that,” Roenicke said. portunity to dig trees – before they break bud and leaf out, went on the 15-day disabled list Bailey gave up eight hits in sev- known that was going to happen, and at least, the ground is not frozen, and a tree spade en- with an injured right thumb after I would’ve tried to get kicked out en innings and threw a wild pitch See REDS ‌| B2 ters it well. This is hardly “the doldrums of winter,” that the series opener Friday. in the first inning.” we read about. Anyone who is bored this time of year just doesn’t have enough to do. This transition time in March truly makes me very busy with nursery, farm, landscape bids, and family. I think my problem is going from winter’s laxed first gear to spring’s high gear so abruptly. Maybe I need more time to shift gears or be shiftless. Valley dominates SOC track and field honors I’d rather not think that hunting season, snow, hiking, and birding are over, but it is nice to make bids and money Cody Leist Darren Crabtree was named the SOC Welsh, Scott Warren, J.D. Harting, again. This March madness goes way beyond basketball for PDT Sports Writer I Coach of the Year on the boys side. Evan Coriell and C.J. Smith, Green’s me. I feel that when I do my annual metamorphose from In all, the Indians sent J.J. Het- Hunter Stafford, South Webster’s hunter/farmer and arborist back to designer/landscaper With the completion of the tinger, Zach Shope, Sam Basham, Levi Cook, Sammy Canter, Austin and nurseryman I need a phone booth for my quick change OHSAA State Track and Field Meet Wyatt Lewis, Matt Rawlings, Dakota Stiles and Tyler Fields. The Second of uniform. It sneaks up on me a little more each year. It a week in the rear view mirror, the Baker, Emily Shope, Taylor Skaggs, Team has the Titans’ Bobby Mor- reminds me of the old Indian in THE OUTLAW JOSEY Southern Ohio Conference released Megan Knox, Catherine McCrory, ris and Matteo Frismon, the Jeeps’ WALES, when he says, “As a young hunter I could slip up the list of its top performers in the Johelen Taylor, Chelsy Hettinger, Jensen Dyer, Eastern’s Alex Phipps, on anything and now everything is slipping up on me.” sport for the 2013 season. Laken Munn, Megan Duduit and Clay’s Aaron Phipps and New Bos- It’s a slow process, but the dread of letting go of the pre- Valley collected the most hardware Kamryn Conaway to the First Team ton’s Matt Mohr. vious season slowly gives way to the anticipation of the this season, winning the SOC I on after their performances along with The SOC I girls First Team is excitement and challenge of the upcoming season. The both the boys and girls side along Coriell and Hodge. Valley also had also populated by Andrea Marchyn only reason we let go of something good is to reach for with the athletes of the year for each Alex Heresh, Aaron McKissack, Mi- something better, isn’t it? (Notre Dame), Kaci Evans (East- gender and one of the two top coach- chael Joyce, Rod Phillips and Bran- Yes, I know that you have to take your foot off first to ing honors as McKenzie Coriell was don Crabtree on Second Team. ern) and Haley Giles (South Web- reach second, but at my age, you also have other thoughts. named the top girls’ athlete, Matt The SOC I First Team for the boys ster). Second Team honors went to Why be in a big hurry to round third and steal home, and Hodge earned the boys honor and also includes Notre Dame’s Luke See VALLEY ‌| B2 then the game is over? I’m just sayin’. B2

B2 Sunday, June 16, 2013 Portsmouth Daily Times SPORTS Reds put RH Broxton on DL with sore pitching elbow Joe Kay swelling in the elbow. Manager Broxton pitched the 14th overly cautious, especially at this in a 12-4 loss to Colorado on The Associated Press Dusty Baker said the problem inning and took the loss in a time of year. If it was September, June 5 at Great American Ball doesn’t appear to be serious. 6-5 defeat at Wrigley Field on it might be a different story.” Park, giving up 10 hits, six CINCINNATI— The Reds put “Actually, it turned out better Thursday. Baker was trying not The Reds replaced him on runs and three homers. He was right-handed reliever Jonathan than it could have,” Baker said. to use him, but the long game the roster — at least tempo- sent back to Louisville. Broxton on the 15-day disabled “There’s no structural damage, forced his hand. rarily — by calling up right- Cueto is on the disabled list list Saturday with a sore pitch- no ligament damage. That’s a “They assured us in the be- handed starter Pedro Villar- for the second time this season ing elbow, expecting to have him big plus. This will give it time to ginning that we couldn’t make real, who was brought up from with soreness behind his right back in two weeks. clear up. He could be throwing in it worse by pitching,” Baker Triple-A Louisville earlier in shoulder. The Reds plan to Broxton’s elbow bothered him two or three days, so it’s not too said. “If it had been structural, the month to make an emer- activate him on Sunday to start during the week. He had an ul- bad of a situation. He could be we would’ve put him on the DL gency start for Johnny Cueto. the final game of the series trasound on Friday that found ready to go when his time is up.” right away. If anything, we’re Villarreal lasted 3 2-3 innings against Milwaukee. Post From Page B1 thanks to a solo home run club is starting to gel at Post 23 will have an off GAME 1 GAME 2 by Jonathan Stone, who the right time as a score day Sunday before starting Post 23 200 000 3 — 5 7 1 Dayton 311 111 3 — 11 18 1 Bullett Proof 000 101 1 — 3 5 1 Post 23 003 220 0 — 7 5 3 that one play (by Kenyon was 4-for-4 with three of players return to the a stretch in which they’ll in the fifth to score Zach Post 23 — Kenyon 2-3 (BB, 2 RBI, R), Dayton — Huggins 1-4 (SAC, 2 SB, RBI, RBI, two runs and a triple lineup next week from play back-to-back double- Knittel 1-3 (BB, R), Miller 2-4 (RBI), R), Combs 1-5 (RBI, R), Niemeyer 1-3 Brown) and we were able shy of the cycle. various absences. headers Monday and Johnson 1-3 (2B, RBI, R), Morgan 0-3 (2 BB, RBI, R), Stone 4-4 (2B, HR, BB, 3 to do some things that Despite the distance in “The fact that we had Tuesday at home, travel (R), Welch 0-2 (BB, R), Brown 1-3, Penix RBI, 2 R), Davis 1-4 (RBI), Annett 3-5 (2 you’d like to do but can’t the final two frames, Bra- 11 guys and nobody’s to Ashland, Kentucky, for 0-0 (2 BB, SAC, RBI). R), Berner 0-5 (2 R), Banke 2-4 (2B, SAC, when you’re down 8-0.” a Wednesday twin bill and Bullett Proof — Lewis 1-4 (RBI), Spillman 2 RBI, R), Shenefield 3-4 (RBI, R). non felt his team was close worried about coming 2-2 (3B, BB, SB, 2 R), Smith 0-3 (RBI), Post 23 — Kenyon 0-4 (2 RBI), Miller 1-3 Unfortunately, the Clas- to sweeping the day. out of the game because to Chillicothe for a tourna- Krasulja 0-1 (2 BB, SB, RBI), Procyshyn (RBI, R), Shears 1-2 (HR, BB, 2 RBI, R), sics scored the final four “We were about one hit they know nobody’s com- ment that starts Friday. 0-2 (BB), Porter 0-2 (HBP, R), Guild 1-2 Johnson 1-3, Howard 0-2 (SAC), Morgan runs of the contest to from winning that,” Bra- ing out, everybody’s play- (BB), Annear 0-2 (HBP, SB). 0-2 (HBP, R), Cassidy 0-3 (R), Brown 1-3 Cody Leist cna be reached at 353- leave with an 11-7 deci- non said. ing,” Branon said. “You’re W — Miller (1-0) (2B, BB, RBI, 2 R), Penix 1-3 (2B, RBI, R). 3101, ext. 294, or cleist@civitasme- L — Godden (n/a) W — Knotts (n/a) sion. The exclamation After six games in three out there for the duration. dia.com. For breaking sports news, Records — Post 23 2-8; Bullett Proof L — Kenyon (0-1) point came in the seventh days, Branon feels his I think that helps us.” follow Cody on Twitter @CodyLeist. n/a. Records — Dayton n/a; Post 23 2-9. Reds From Page B1 for the second straight game. He pinch-hit and struck out. was detected in his right elbow. with a sprained finger, to return His two-run double in the sixth Gindl is the sixth Brewer to RH Pedro Villarreal was called next week. … The Reds plan to that let in a run, leaving him 1-6 made it 6-0. make his big league debut this up. … Gallardo picked Joey activate RH Johnny Cueto off career against Milwaukee. NOTES: The Brewers called season. … The Reds put RH re- Votto off first base in the first the 15-day DL to start the se- Schafer, taking over in left up OF Caleb Gindl from Triple- liever Jonathan Broxton on the inning. … The Brewers expect ries finale on Sunday against field for Braun, had three hits A Nashville to replace Braun. 15-day DL, a day after swelling LH Chris Narveson, on the DL Milwaukee’s Wily Peralta. Outdoors From Page B1 along for short distances. starlight. Tree frogs and crick- WORD OF CAUTION terfront, the Ohio River flowed The best trip is upstream. You ets and owls and a host of other Ky. 8 from South Portsmouth peacefully by at about normal There’s a wide spot to pull off can paddle that long pool for a night creatures join in a haunting to the AA is a very dangerous summer pool. the blacktop. A rocky lane leads quarter of a mile or more with chorus. stretch of highway. It’s narrow Then came Thursday’s storm down to the water’s edge where only slight current resistance, Then, at the weeds along the and dips up and down like a roll- front pushing high winds and you can launch a canoe or car- casting spinnerbaits, plastic edge of the stream a granddaddy er coaster and could use some dumping heavy rains up and top boat. worms or crawdads, and small bullfrog calls out, “Jug-o-rum, more guardrails. If a truck comes down the valley. On Friday the A sign at the parking place spinners and crankbaits as you go. jug-o-rum.” Another seems to across the centerline on you and water was in the trees and rising. tells visitors that they are on At the next cabin up, you come say, “Come-on-over, come-on- you cut the wheel right to miss The water rushing under the county property and asks them to a riffle that will require drag- over, come-on-over.” And from him you’re probably going to go gates at the Greenup Dam at to “keep it nice.” ging your boat a little in order to the other side of the stream over an embankment. noon Friday was yellow and had And it appeared that either the covered the fishing pier on the public is keeping it nice or the get into the next pool. Or, you can comes the distinct answer: “Too- Even though it’s straight and has turn and start back downstream. deep, too-deep.” few curves, my advice is to travel Ohio side and pushed up over county is keeping it cleaned up. the riprap and into the edge of Someone had built a campfire at no more than 40 to 45 mph and A JUG OF RUM TO GET THERE keep both hands on the wheel. the trees below the pier. near water’s edge inside a fire But the surge of water didn’t ring and had left two or three A nice float this time of year To get to the Spy Run hole: Coming from Ashland, of involves putting in in late eve- from the Kentucky end of U.S. course, you would follow U.S. mean fishing was on hold. Old- pop cans lying there. Other than timers have always said Ohio that, the banks were clean. ning and fishing the pool up to Grant Bridge follow Ky. 8 west 23 to the AA Highway at the that first riffle. By the time you for 11.5 miles to its connection Jesse Stuart Bridge and follow River fishing is often outstanding get there darkness will be set- with Ky. 10 (the Greenup Spur of it to 1306. when you catch the big river on a DANDY OF A FLOAT June rise. Bank fishermen trying You can slide your canoe or car- tling in over the creek. the AA Highway). Follow Ky. 10 It’s time to reach for the gig for three miles to Ky. 1306 and THE JUNE RISE their luck in coves or inside the top in there, drive your vehicle mouths of feeder streams, out of and a flashlight and go for a mess turn left. Go one-half mile and On Wednesday noon of this back up on top to park it, and set the swift current, often find crap- of jumbo frog legs on the way cross the concrete bridge and past week, as the James Dickey out for a nice stream adventure. pie, hybrids and catfish moving there’s the wide spot on the left American Legion Post 23 cooked If you choose to go downstream back down the stream. in close to the shoreline to feed. you’ll discover a lot of shallow It’s an eerie feeling being on to pull off. You’ll see the stream out for about 200 disabled mili- riffles that will require stepping a stream at night. Trees form a and the rocky road leading down tary veterans at the Shawnee G. SAM PIATT can be reached at (606) 932- out of your boat and dragging it canopy shutting out most of the to the water’s edge. Boat Club on the Portsmouth wa- 3619 of [email protected]. Valley From Page B1 Thompson, Grant Piguet, the Northwest’s entries con, Brittany Green, Haley Nathan Compton, Zach of Dustin Seaman, Cory Shreck and Kilee Perdue Notre Dame’s Keely Taylor, Farrar, Chris McCallister, Burnworth, Shane Bush to First Team with Rachel Jayla Bowling and Maggie Tate Hall, Caleb Clark and and Garrick Gee along McCambridge, Jordan Hoover, Western’s Mal- Kenton Gullion First Team with Wheelersburg’s Chase Corcoran and Shana Park- lory Williams, the South while Tyler Evans and Josh Chambliss, Ross Pyles, Ty- Webster quartet of Brooke er on Second Team. Parsons were named Sec- ler Dodridge, Brian Stiers, Faircloth, Courtney Blan- The SOC II Athlete of ton, Taylor Shonkwiler ond Team. Cole Cunningham, Bran- the Year on the girls side and Breanna Stewart. The Waverly claimed all but don Adams, Zach Jenkins went to Oak Hill’s Kelsey 60422830 list was rounded out with one of the remaining First and Micah McCallister. Hoskins. She was the lone Green’s Alexis Bays. Team slots and placed The Tigers claimed the representative for her The SOC II boys team Dylan Dyke, Daniel Evory, SOC II title on the girls school in any of the lists. Dave’s Heating & Air LLC championship went to Hudson Diener, Nathan side along with the Coach The SOC II First Team Minford, which placed 11 Schaffer, Frank McDon- of the Year award, which also includes Brooke OH License 30777 individuals on the top two ald, Devon Pixley, Kyler went to Tanya Murphy. Smith, Kendal Warren, lists and swept both indi- Brown, Alex Brown and Waverly sent Liza Wall, Ally Darnell and Lauren Serving The Area Willie Bevens. The Final Kayley Moraleja, Danielle since 1996 vidual honors. Leading the Bays from Wheelersburg, way for the Falcons was SOC II boys First Team Perkins, Tristan Woodard, Megan Coriell from Min- honor went to Wheelers- Install All Makes SOC II Athlete of the Year Skye Szoke, Mariah Ham- ford, Charli McClay from burg’s Kasey Maxfield. rick, Carrie Prock, Jordan Sean Berry and Coach of Northwest and West’s and Model The remainder of the Prall, Mady Brown, Rose the Year Jesse Ruby. Jordan Spencer. The Sec- Second Team included Remington, Becky Dea- Call 456-0302 for Free Estimates Minford had Austin ond Team has Kylie Berry, 60424375 Keri Morris, Alexis Green, HHA/CNA/STNA’s, RN’s, and LPN’s Salina Potter and Brandi Welcome Williams from Minford as well as Whitney Morgan, Join our family of caregivers... The beneﬁ ts are purrfect for you! Jennifer Carver, Katrina Carver, Shawnacy Mc- Give us a call today! Guire, Amanda Lens and (740) 354-5550 Ask for: Tonya S. 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SPORTS Portsmouth Daily Times Sunday, June 16, 2013 B3 Former teammates expect coach Kidd to succeed Hank Kurz Jr. Association’s Top 100 camp at to play basketball and he knows throughout his career, Igoudala under interim coach P.J. Car- The Associated Press the University of Virginia and what it takes, so it surprised me said. “It wasn’t just by his pres- lesimo, took the Chicago Bulls to teaching players how to start at first, but what better player ence on the court but his presence Game 7 in the first round before CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.— coaching careers. to make that transition right every day, his presence off the being eliminated. Former teammates, players and “He’ll be fine. He’s handled ac- away to show, ‘I can do this’ by court, in practice, making guys Kidd may be green, Miller a former NBA assistant coach countability before,” Suhr said, the things that he’s done in his buy into something they weren’t said, but his career prepared him think the credibility a Hall of adding that one of Kidd’s main career.’ It’s good for the guys in used to buckling down and doing, for this next step. Fame career brings — and fa- priorities needs to be hiring ex- that situation and learn from a so I’m not surprised at all.” “Take a look at Mark Jack- miliarity with today’s players — perienced assistants to “fill in guy like that.” That presence, former team- the gaps that you don’t have.” Miller’s Nuggets teammate mate Jerry Stackhouse said, will son,” Miller said of the Golden will help Jason Kidd successfully Denver point guard Andre Andre Igoudala tried that in a serve Kidd well, as will having State Warriors coach, and for- transition into coaching. Miller said he was initially sur- game against Kidd’s team. spent time around younger play- mer NBA point guard for 17 Kidd was named the head prised when he heard Kidd was “What made you throw that ers in the league. Stackhouse seasons. “When you play that coach of the Brooklyn Nets on in the running for the Nets’ job pass?” Igoudala said he once some of today’s players get the su- many years, you’ve got to deal Thursday, less than two weeks af- so soon after announcing his asked Kidd during a game. He perstar label via social media be- with egos, attitudes. You’ve got ter he ended a 19-year career as a retirement, but the more he said he also picked Kidd’s brain fore they have truly earned their to deal with behaviors and to be point guard that included an NBA thought about, the more sense it with a few questions when he stripes and are “a little different” able to know when to get a guy championship and two tours as a seemed to make. and Kidd were panelists during a than emerging stars of the past. involved, to know when to pull leader on the U.S. Olympic team. “When I first heard that they rookie transition program. “Jason Kidd’s been in the a guy to the side, know when to He’s also No. 2 in career assists were considering it, I was like, “It’s not as crazy to me as locker room with the Michael be positive, know when to mo- and steals in NBA history. ‘Wow, that’s respect,’” Miller said people are making it,” Igoudala Jordans, everybody to the Ky- tivate, know when to criticize. “He’s going to have incred- at the camp. “He’s a hall of famer said of the Nets’ hire. “You’re rie Irvings, so he’s able to re- ible credibility with his players, All those things factor into be- in everybody’s mind and he’s ac- seeing how the game is changing late to them,” said Stackhouse, ing a leader and a coach, and I which is huge,” said Brendan complished everything that you … teams are bring in GMs who who played with Kidd in Dallas Suhr, a longtime NBA assistant can accomplish as a point guard, haven’t played basketball. Ana- and for the Nets this season. “I think Jason Kidd has that and I coach under Chuck Daly, Hubie as a person, in life and as a team- lytical guys. Number crunchers. think he’s going to do a good think Mark Jackson is a perfect Brown and Lenny Wilkens. mate. When you have that type That’s kind of the trend. job. … It’s not like he took on a example of how he’s earned that Even the accountability as the of respect of your peers, and of “Why not bring in a coach bad group.” respect from his peers, and his man in charge won’t be a prob- management, coaches, you know who just got done playing, espe- The Nets, who fired Avery teammates and the players that lem, said Suhr, who is attending the sky’s the limit. cially a guy like Jason Kidd” who Johnson during the season and play for him. the National Basketball Players “You know that he knows how has helped teammates get better then rallied to make the playoffs “That’s really important.” Heat know they need to snap trend of win 1, lose 1 Tim Reynolds the win-one, lose-one trend Florida trailing in the se- doesn’t mean Sunday will be think it’s time. Enough is the same sense of urgency The Associated Press has continued for 11 games. ries but with home-court anything but a huge test. enough for our team. I’m as if we were down 2-1 or Miami won Game 4 at San advantage. The last time the Spurs not saying it’s going to whatever the case may be SAN ANTONIO— It Antonio on Thursday night, Such is the quirk of the lost two straight at home result in us having a win, tomorrow night. And we was the compelling story meaning if this form keeps 2-3-2 hosting format in the was March 28 and 31, but we need to play with can’t wait around.” of the NBA regular season, holding, it’ll be the Spurs’ NBA Finals, as opposed to 2011. And one has to go the Miami Heat making turn to prevail Sunday. the 2-2-1-1-1 system em- even farther back than that their run at the league- At some point, Heat ployed in all other rounds to find the last time Tim record mark of 33 consecu- coach Erik Spoelstra said, of the playoffs. If the Heat Duncan, Tony Parker and tive victories. the cycle has to be broken. win every game in Miami Manu Ginobili all played They fell six games “Enough is enough,” for the remainder of the in consecutive Spurs home short. Spoelstra said. season, then a second losses — those came on These days, the Heat A couple months ago, straight title is there. May 7 and 9, 2010, in the are looking for another the mere notion of the Heat It’s a luxury that the Heat playoffs against Phoenix. June 22-23 streak. The most modest having trouble stringing didn’t want to exactly think LeBron James thinks of all possible winning even two straight wins to- much about on Saturday. Miami is poised for the Sat 9-5 & Sun 9-4 streaks, actually. And if gether would have seemed “We’re not worried about breakthrough. they fall short again, their ludicrous. They won 27 that,” Heat forward Udonis “I think it’s time,” said time as NBA champions is straight games during the Haslem said. “One game at James, the Heat star a few days away from com- regular season. They won a time. We’re not thinking and four-time MVP. “I ing to an end. 12 straight in April. They about Miami. We’re think- think we’re well overdue Miami has alternated had a pair of stand-alone ing about the next game in when it’s time for us to wins and losses in each six-game winning streaks San Antonio and that’s all win consecutive games. of its last 11 games, and if in November and Decem- we’re focused on.” I think we’re at 11 or 12 that trend continues, the ber, and a five-game run Haslem will likely come straight, consecutive win- Heat won’t beat the San earlier in these playoffs. off the bench for the sec- loss, win-loss, win-loss. I

Antonio Spurs in these But the Pacers took them ond straight game, with 60426404 NBA Finals. Somewhere to the limit in the East fi- Miami expected to use its along the way, the Heat will nals, and the Spurs struck same opening lineup from have to win two in a row to first by taking Game 1 of Game 4, with Mike Miller keep their crown, and get the championship series. starting to give the Heat a crack at pulling off that The last time Miami won an extra shooter who can common-yet-crucial feat consecutive games in the help create more space for on Sunday night when the same playoff series was a everyone else. That move Spurs host Game 5 of a month ago, the final two by Spoelstra led to some title series that’s knotted at games of the second-round mildly comical defensive two games apiece. matchup against Chicago. assignments by the Spurs, “If we don’t do two, we “It’s not as if we have like having center Tiago won’t win a champion- never won two in a row. Splitter open the game ship. I wasn’t that smart So our guys understand guarding Wade, a short- in school, but I do know what’s at hand and what’s lived experiment. that,” Heat guard Dwyane at stake right now,” Spoel- Spurs coach Gregg Popo- Wade said Saturday. “The stra said Saturday. “Look, vich was asked Saturday if numbers don’t add up. We there’s been so much talk he may adjust his lineup to have to find a way to put a about it, but you do have address Miami’s move. string together. And hope- to give credit to the com- “I’d hate to be trite and fully our mentality and our petition both ways. When say anything is possible,” play in Game 4 can take you get to this level, it’s Popovich said. “Your ques- over to the next game or tough to win two games in tion demands my triteness.” into the game after that. I a row against an equal op- There is a certain sym- think this team, we’ve al- ponent. We want to make metry in the to-do list for ways responded to a chal- sure that we’re continuing the Heat: Win two games lenge, and right now this is to get better, and hopefully in a row, and winning two our challenge.” tomorrow we can have our titles in a row would figure The Heat won Game 1 best game of the series.” to follow. Then again, just of the Eastern Conference Worst-case scenario for because they’re coming off a finals against Indiana, lost Miami in Game 5: Lose, double-digit win on San An- Game 2 of that series and and head back to South tonio’s floor in Game 4, that Manning, Harbaugh learn from sons, too

Barry Wilner Ravens edged Jim’s 49ers 34-31 — Jack The Associated Press and Jackie were regulars on the interview circuit in January. NEW YORK— The patriarchs of the The two dads were in New York this NFL’s first families of quarterbacks and week as part of DirecTV’s football for Fa- coaches are anything but interfering dads. ther’s Day campaign. Manning and Har- In fact, Archie Manning and Jack Har- baugh have become so comfortable with baugh are just as influenced by their suc- each other that they even finished each cessful sons as their boys are by them. other’s sentences at times. That’s a special quality they cherish on While they certainly enjoy the success Father’s Day, and every day. of their children, the elder Manning and “They make us so proud the way they Harbaugh also share in the pain and the handle things,” Manning says of his Super disappointments. That’s the hard part, Bowl-winning QB sons Peyton and Eli, even though they try to watch every play and their older brother, Cooper, who was of every game involving their sons. denied a chance at a pro career because of “I’ve had Sunday Ticket on DirecTV ever spinal and neck injuries when he was at since Peyton got into the league,” Manning Ole Miss. “They have good instincts, and says. “So I am able to watch all of Peyton’s it inspires us as parents to make the same and Eli’s games, but I suffer through them. good decisions they are (making).” A couple of times when I was caught on a Adds Harbaugh, the father of Ravens flight, I want to know what’s the score, but coach John and 49ers coach Jim, and their when I land and find out I can sometimes sister, Joanie, who is married to Indiana be a little relieved that I didn’t go through basketball coach Tom Crean: “I am most the tension of watching it.” pleased at how they all get along. They Archie is a master of the split screen look forward to being around and with on TV so he can watch both of his sons each other, and they make sure all the at the same time if their kickoffs coincide. cousins (Jack and Jackie Harbaugh have One time, he also brought a radio into the 10 grandchildren) know each other and room to listen to the Saints game — he get to spend time together.” and Olivia live in New Orleans — but she Archie and Olivia Manning, and Jack and quickly put an end to that. Jackie Harbaugh, have been in the spotlight “Three games were a little too much,” a lot in recent years, even as they try to stay Manning says with a chuckle. out of it. With Peyton setting records and Harbaugh also watches every one winning a Super Bowl and Eli twice grab- of John’s and Jim’s games, and he gets bing the Lombardi Trophy, the Mannings the coaches’ tapes on Tuesday morn- are as well-known as any sporting family. ings, then breaks them down. He was, And with both John Harbaugh and after all, a career coach, and both sons younger brother Jim guiding their teams worked for him at various times at West- to the Super Bowl last winter — John’s ern Michigan or Western Kentucky. 60412545 B4

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B6 Sunday, June 16, 2013 Portsmouth Daily Times SPORTS Field chases Mickelson, Horschel in US Open Joesph White as well as Merion’s wicked from even par to 2 over hole they’re playing af- Senden, Rose The Associated Press rough and flummoxing after his round of 71. ter the horn sounds, so greens that more than “I’m three off the lead Mickelson’s birdie at 18 move atop US ARDMORE, Pa.— Any compensate for shorter- in the U.S. Open,” Poulter was the golf equivalent of remaining doubts that than-usual yardage for a said. “And that’s the differ- hiking the football before the compact Merion Golf U.S. Open. ence of one hole. You can time runs out and getting Open leaderboard Club would pose a chal- “It’s hard with the wind make birdie and someone lenge for the world’s top to complete the down. In can make double. I’m right golfers surely were erased and the pin locations,” fact, his group was so ea- Joesph White once the third round of Woods said after his sec- in position and right there ger to finish the round that The Associated Press the U.S. Open began Sat- ond-round 70. “They’re where I want to be. It’s go- they negotiated with the urday afternoon. really tough. … We didn’t ing to be a fun weekend.” group ahead for playing ARDMORE, Pa.— John Senden and Justin Of the first 39 holes think they were going to The top of the leader- partner Keegan Bradley to Rose replaced Phil Mickelson and Billy Horschel atop the leaderboard Saturday early in the third played, there was only be as severe as they are.” board was a study in con- hit his tee shot early at 18. The average score trast. Mickelson has won “We need to hit one tee round at the U.S. Open, becoming the only play- one birdie — by Masters ers under par on the tough and tight little Merion through two rounds on four majors. Horschel has shot so we could finish,” champion Adam Scott Golf Club course. at the par-3 11th. Lead- the par-70 course was won once on the PGA Mickelson said. “They 74.7. The cut line was 8 Tour, and that was less Senden, who won the Australian Open in his ers Phil Mickelson and moved out of the way, homeland seven years ago, moved from 1 over to over, saving both defend- than two months ago. Billy Horschel would tee and Keegan hit a tee shot 1 under in a hurry by opening with a pair of bird- Mickelson displayed his off later, the only players ing champion Webb Simp- and they went back and ies on a course where any putt over 15 feet was in the field with a score son (5 over) and Scott (7 usual take-a-chance flair finished the hole. … It’s proving to be an adventure. under par on a tough and over) and keeping alive, Friday. His round of 72 nice when guys like that Rose, whose only top 10 finish at the U.S. tight little course that’s albeit faintly, hopes for was the full package of par help out.” Open came 10 years ago, joined Senden in first finally drying out from a a Grand Slam. The third saves and makeable birdie Horschel’s surge place with a birdie putt at No. 5. week of rain. round was played in three- putts that all went awry — shouldn’t be much of a Mickelson and Horschel shared the second- The second round somes teeing off at Nos. until he finally sank one surprise. He’s having a round lead at 1 under. Mickelson opened his wrapped up earlier in the 1 and 11 in a tournament from 20 feet at the 18th, breakout year, with six round with a pair of tap-in pars, while Horschel day, and no one could catch that fell behind sched- the hardest hole on the finishes in the top 10 on saved par at No. 2 by making a putt from the Mickelson or Horschel, ule when storms moved course, to tie him with the PGA Tour, including fringe on a hole that ended a remarkable streak of accuracy. Horschel didn’t miss a green in regu- who both stood at 1-under through the Philadelphia Horschel seconds after the his victory at the Zurich lation during the second round, but his trouble at 139 at the halfway point of area on Thursday. horn sounded to suspend Classic in late April. play for the day. the 2nd included a hook that went so far left that the championship. Justin Ian Poulter had a “I’ve acquired some “On 18, when you don’t he had to stand a few feet behind a water cooler Rose, Steve Stricker and chance to join the leaders patience, not as much really expect to get one, I to make his next shot. Luke Donald were one as he finished his second as I wish I had,” said the put the ball in a good spot But neither could get a handle on the 245-yard stroke behind the leaders. round, but he had a bad 26-year-old from Jackson- and was able to roll one par-3 third, Horschel finding the bunker and Tiger Woods was tied lie in a bunker at No. 16 ville Beach, Fla. in,” Mickelson said. Mickelson the greenside rough. Both 2-putted for 13th at 3 over, still in and his approach rolled Still, he’s no Mickel- Horschel’s path was for bogey to fall back to even par. the hunt as long as he can off the back edge of the son. The most recent Then there was a lefty making a charge at much more straight-for- deal with the pain from a green at the 18th. The personal buzz about Lefty. Edward Loar eagled the par-3 2nd and two bogeys sank him ward. He merely put the troublesome left elbow — Lefty was his decision birdied No. 5 to move to 1 over. ball on the green in regu- But he was the exception, not the rule, on a lation 18 times out of 18, to attend his daughter’s eighth-grade graduation day when sunshine helped dry the course after a stellar achievement for a a week of rain, making the sloping greens faster regular tour event, much ceremony on the eve of the Open, then fly cross- and tougher to read. less a major champion- Tiger Woods was all over the place, making ship. His 3-under 67 was country overnight to play an arcing 15-footer for birder at No. 1 but miss- the best round of the day. his first round Thursday ing an 8-footer for par at No. 3. Another bogey “I wasn’t in the zone, on little sleep. at No. 5 put him at 4 over. He needed to get out I was just focused on Horschel? Well, his of- of trouble with several tee shots that landed in what I tried to do,” said ficial PGA Tour bio says the rough, although in the early holes he showed Horschel, who missed the that he “read all four Twi- no obvious signs of the left elbow problem that’s cut in his only previous light books in two weeks been ailing him this week. 60424877 U.S. Open appearance, and is a believer in Bigfoot Of the first 39 holes played in the round, there as a teenager in 2006. “I and UFOs.” was only one birdie — by Masters champion didn’t know I hit every He’s also said he’s Adam Scott at the par-4 11th. green until I walked off steadied his game with No one could catch Mickelson or Horschel when the second round wrapped up earlier in the day. 18. It’s a cool thing.” the help of sports psychol- Rose, Steve Stricker and Luke Donald were one Yeah, pretty cool, con- ogist Fran Pirozzolo, who helped convince Horschel stroke behind the leaders at the midway point. sidering he was one of The average score through two rounds on the to think of the U.S. Open only six players to shoot a par-70 course was 74.7. The cut line was 8 over, red number in the second as “another tournament.” saving both defending champion Webb Simpson round at Merion. “I know it’s a big event. (5 over) and Scott (7 over) and keeping alive, Nearly half the field I know it’s a historical albeit faintly, hopes for a Grand Slam. The third was still on the course event,” Horschel said. “But round was played in threesomes teeing off at when play was called due one thing that me and Fran Nos. 1 and 11 in a tournament that fell behind to darkness. Groups are have worked on is limiting schedule when storms moved through the Phila-

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354-3144 286-9882 259-3067 606-329-2227 60423797 Ian Poulter had a chance to join the leaders as he finished his second round, but he had a bad lie in a bunker at No. 16 and his approach rolled off the back edge of the green at the 18th. The two bogeys sank him from even par to 2 over after his round of 71.

Under par becomes revolving door at US Open Joesph White The Associated Press

ARDMORE, Pa.— A score of 1 under par was a precious as a small piece of shade on a hot day at the U.S. Open. Phil Mickelson and Billy Horschel were there at the start of the third round Saturday, leading the field at the Merion Golf Club. Soon they were gone, replaced by John Senden and Justin Rose. Then along came Luke Donald to make it a trio. A few minutes later, 2011 Masters champion Charl Schwartzel was there all by himself. The busiest worker at the tournament had to be the leaderboard operator. Sunshine was baking a tough and tight little course that had been soaked by heavy rain for a week. The sloping greens were faster and tougher to read. Any putt beyond 15 feet became an adventure. Typical of the day: Horschel leaning back in disbelief after missing a 7-foot par putt at No. 5, his expression as colorful as his horizontal-striped shirt.

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SPORTS Portsmouth Daily Times Sunday, June 16, 2013 B7 Blackhawks fever infects fans who’re fuzzy on game Don Babwin said Jordan Goldberg, manager the team’s Original Six history, But it’s also difficult to get peo- DeSantis insists that most fans The Associated Press of the Third Rail, a tavern a few the game’s rules and the fact that ple to admit they’re getting swept who come out understand what blocks from the United Center, those two blue lines are used to up in the frenzy over a game they they’re watching. CHICAGO— Chicago Black- where the Blackhawks play. determine if a player is offside. don’t quite understand. “We have people who don’t hawks sweaters are common- The throngs filling the bars But the half-century Stanley Cup “I don’t think anyone wants show their colors until the play- place around the city these days during the games include a fair drought that preceded the 2010 to own up to it,’ said Jessica offs (but) they know the sport, — though not all wearers realize number of people who are caught championship, the fact that the Hegarthy, a 42-year-old they know the teams, they that’s what hockey players and up in the party atmosphere, but team didn’t televise home games attorney who was buying a know the players,” said DeSan- die-hard fans call those “jerseys.” barely watching the game. until a few years ago and recent T-shirt for her 6-year-old son. tis of the Cask n’ Flagon, across As the Blackhawks have a “When a goal is scored, they NHL lockouts have certainly Hegarthy herself grew a bit the street from Fenway Park. 1-0 lead heading into Saturday yell like everyone else but then contributed to a waning collec- sheepish when she said that “Without a doubt, this is still a night’s Game 2 in the best-of- they go back to what they were tive interest. while her husband and son were hockey town.” seven Stanley Cup finals with doing,” said Curtis Tinnell, a So Bob McDermott, owner watching the triple-overtime And Chicagoans seem to be the Boston Bruins, Chicago is computer analyst who donned of The Beer Bistro in Chicago’s Game 1 on Wednesday night, catching on. Jason Braz, who awash in red and black hats, T- a well-loved Blackhawks T-shirt West Loop, now finds himself “I was upstairs watching ‘Real mans a souvenir stand about shirts and jerseys — er, sweat- and cap as he walked through fielding questions about every- Housewives.’” ers. But because hockey is a downtown. thing from why the jerseys are But the bandwagon fans do a mile from the United Cen- mystery to many — a game Those fans probably also don’t called sweaters (because, he give it away sometimes. ter, said there are far more in- played largely by bearded men know that it’s superstition that said, it’s cold on the ice) to why “One of my employees came formed Blackhawks fans now with hard-to-pronounce names keeps hockey players from shav- the players suddenly stop play- up to me and said how excited than in 2010. Back then, when — this particular season’s ing during the playoffs. But the ing for no apparent reason. she was and then she said, ‘If fans wanted merchandise with bandwagon is loaded with fans 29-year-old bearded Tinnell does: “They ask if it is a time out they lose tonight they’re done, the name of Blackhawks cap- who don’t know the difference The last time he grew one was and I say it’s not really a time out right?’” said Monique Mendoza, tain Jonathan Toews, (pro- between the blue lines on the during the 2010 playoffs, which but part of the game, kind of like a 21-year-old theater manager, nounced TAVES), they instead ice and the Blue Line train that ended with the Blackhawks win- a foul ball,” McDermott said. who said she passed on the op- would say “toes.” runs out to O’Hare. ning the Stanley Cup. Out on the street, it’s tough to portunity to explain it wasn’t a But now, “the number who “A lot of these people, all they That’s not to say Chicago tell who the real fans are. Stores one-and-done series. “I was like, say ‘toes’ and not ‘taves’ is much know is that somebody in Chica- doesn’t have its share of rabid and souvenir stands sell slightly ‘Get out of here.’” smaller,” he said. “The fan base go is going for a championship,” fans, with intimate knowledge of tattered hats and pre-faded shirts. In Boston, bar manager Jason is definitely growing.”

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B8 Sunday, June 16, 2013 Portsmouth Daily Times SPORTS Spurs’ Parker: Sore hamstring can ‘tear any time’

Paul J. Webber jury properly heal. final home game Sunday second half while the Heat the struggles of another of of the Heat, which has The Associated Press “If it was the regular sea- night. Parker said he is pulled away and tied the se- his Big Three, guard Manu scored 42 points off turn- son, I would be resting like confident, staying disci- ries 2-all, reclaiming home- Ginobili, who is shooting a overs in its two victories. SAN ANTONIO— 10 days,” Parker said. “But plined with treatment and court advantage. career-worst 38 percent in Making matters worse for Spurs guard Tony Parker now it’s the NBA Finals. If still aspires to be “close to Parker acknowledged the playoffs but whose need the Spurs in Game 4 was said Saturday the strained it gets a tear, it’s life.” 100 percent” by tipoff. feeling fatigued as Game to pick up the slack height- the resurgence of LeBron right hamstring that wore It would also deal a major That’s exactly how the 4 dragged on. His scoring ens when Parker is ailing. James, Dwyane Wade and him down this week could blow to the Spurs’ chances 31-year-old point guard average in the Finals has “They’re fine,” Popovich Chris Bosh, who combined tear “any time now” head- of winning this title. looked to start Game 4 on dipped to 13.8 points after said Saturday. to score 85 of Miami’s 109 ing into Game 5 of the Yet despite the blunt as- Thursday night, two days af- arguably the best season of Popovich’s concern in- points on Thursday night. NBA Finals against the Mi- sessment of his hamstring, ter straining the hamstring his 12-year career. stead: turnovers. Espe- San Antonio has sur- ami Heat. the All-Star told reporters in a blowout win. But Parker Spurs coach Gregg Popo- cially now that the Spurs vived careless ball protec- But he’s giving no he is getting stronger on faded badly after a sizzling vich downplayed the sever- are faced with needing an- tion this season, going 25- thought to letting the in- the eve of San Antonio’s start, going scoreless in the ity of Parker’s injury and other win in Miami — and 13 when committing 16 or maybe two — in order to more turnovers. claim a fifth championship. But against Miami’s They stole Game 1 in Big Three, the margin for Pam Barnett South Beach behind an error shrinks. Owner exceptionally careful and “You got to be close to disciplined game by NBA perfect to beat them,” Gi- It’s In The Bag LLC standards — playoffs or nobili said Saturday. “And Ladies Acessories regular season — tying a we were pretty far from Finals record with just four that (in Game 4). If they’re turnovers. But since then, having an OK game, we 8262 Ohio River Road the Spurs have 49 turnovers, can make a few mistakes Wheelersburg, OH 45694 Address: 9105 ohio river rd including 36 in two losses. here and there and we can 740/574-9003 Sloppy play is one cul- mask it. But when they’re Phone: 740-574-8185 prit. But so is the sheer playing like we just can’t [email protected] buy-sell-trade-ccw athleticism and talent make mistakes.” Tues-Fri • 11am-6pm Sat.• 11am-4pm 60421824

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Ryan Scott Ottney PDT Staff Writer

Hot off the release of their fifth studio album “Resilience,” out now on Eleven Seven Music, hard rock band Drowning Pool will make a stop in Portsmouth on as part of their “Resilience Tour”. The band will headline at the Columbia Theater June 21, with opening act Eye Empire. The band burst onto the scene touring with Ozzy Osbourne’s OzzFest, and in 2001 they released a platinum-selling album “Sinner,” reaching No. 14 on the U.S. music charts. The album ‘This included popular business is tracks such as “Bod- a marathon ies,” which not a sprint.’ was used by WWE — Stevie Benton and Ohio Valley Bass player Wrestling, and heard in the films “Jason X” (2002) and “The Punisher” (2004). In 2002, lead singer Dave Wil- liams, age 30, died of cardiomyop- athy on the band’s tour bus in Vir- Submitted photo ginia. Singer Jason Jones joined Drowning Pool will play the Columbia Music Arena on June 21 as part of the band’s “Resilience” tour promoting their fifth studio album release. the band as lead vocalist in 2003 and was featured on their 2004 album “Desensitized,” before “I just tried my best,” remembers bills with everyone from Mötley he left in 2005. He was then fol- Moreno. “Back in the day, there Crüe and Papa Roach to Ozzy Os- Drowning Pool lowed singer by Ryan McCombs was a clear moment when I knew bourne and System of a Down. who recorded two albums (“Full these guys had something special. “In the immortal words of “Resilience” Tour Dates: Circle” in 2007, and “Drowning My band was opening for them at Dimebag Darrell, we’re trying to Pool” in 2010 which spawned an outdoor festival. They had this ‘Keep on keepin’ on’,” Luce said. First Leg with Eye EmpireJune 17: Nashua, NH Evolution Nightclub their highest-charting radio hit to wall of sound and thunderous en- “Drowning Pool is alive and kick- June 18: Providence, RI The Ruins at the Colosseum date, “Feel Like I Do.”) before he ergy so I turned around and looked ing and in some respects more June 20: Duncannon, PA Tubby’s Night Club than ever. We’re lifers.” also left the band in 2011. at the stage. Dave had this shovel, June 21: Portsmouth, OH Columbia Music Arena and he was banging it on the stage Touring to promote their Instead of folding up and simply June 22: Lynchburg, VA Phase 2 as hard as he could in time with the new album, the band will play going away as many artists would, June 23: Springfield, VA Empire original members—C.J. Pierce snare drum. It was awesome visu- the Columbia Music Arena in ally and you could feel it. I’ll never Portsmouth on June 21, with June 25: Huntington, NY The Paramount [Guitar], Stevie Benton [Bass], June 27: Toronto, ON The Mod Club Theatre and Mike Luce [Drums] dusted forget that. I kept moments like that Eye Empire opening. Tickets are themselves off and began searching in mind going into this.” available at the Columbia Music June 28: Buckley, MI Southside Festival Ground for his replacement immediately. Moreno officially joined the Arena, located at 832 Gallia St., June 29: Sterling Hts, MI Stars and Stripes Festival “This business is a marathon not band for their fifth full-length al- in Portsmouth. The venue can June 30: Steger, IL Another Hole in the Wall a sprint,” said Benton. “You’re go- bum and third for Eleven Seven be found online at columbiamu- July 2: Rhinelander, WI Rhinelander Ice Arena ing to have a lot of ups and downs. Music, “Resilience.” sicarena.com and on Facebook. July 3: Milwaukee, WI Summerfest A second leg of tour dates with That’s how life is. There are no “It’s exciting to have new blood. July 4: Muskegon, MI Coast West Music Festival co-headliners Pop Evil will begin more surprises because we’ve sur- He’s on fire about being a part of July 21 in St. Louis, Missouri. July 13: Praire du Chien, WI Rock on the River vived all of these disasters already. this, and that’s contagious. It’s like For more information about July 20: Pecatonica, IL Winnebago County Fairgrounds We’re more of a unit than ever be- we can’t stop writing songs now. Drowning Pool, visit them on- Second leg with Pop Evil July 21: St. Louis, MO Pop’s Nightclub fore. We’ve become adept at rolling Jason lives and breathes it. We can line at www.drowningpool.com. July 23: Marshalltown, IA Impala Ballroom with the punches, and we’ve always play any song we’ve ever written The band is also available on July 24: Lincoln, NE Bourbon Theatre got each other’s backs.” and he can sing it like the day it Facebook (www.facebook.com/ July 27: Lewiston, ID Boomers Garden * Originally touring alongside came off the record,” Benton said. drowningpool), MySpace (us. Drowning Pool with his own Drowning Pool continue to de- July 28: Seattle, WA El Corazon * myspace.com/drowningpool), band, Suicide Hook, singer Ja- liver on record, on stage and be- July 30: Salt Lake City, UT In the Venue and Twitter (@DrowningPool). son Moreno sent an audition yond. They’ve toured Kuwait, Iraq, July 31: Cheyenne, WY Atlas Theatre Korea, and Guantanamo Bay, per- Aug 1: Colorado Springs, CO The Black Sheep tape to the band. For the vocal- Ryan Scott Ottney may be reached at 740- ist, the opportunity to simply forming for the soldiers. They’ve 353-3101, ext. 287, or rottney@civitasme- Aug 2: Denver, CO The Summit Music Hall try out for one of his favorite rocked on high-profile tours such dia.com. For breaking news, follow Ryan on (* dates without Pop Evil) bands was an honor enough. as Crüe Fest and Ozzfest, sharing Twitter @PDTwriter.

Entertainment Calendar • Southern Ohio Mu- tions accepted, suggest- for the Arts, 940 Second Center, Inc. 546 Second • Friday’s at 6 p.m. day from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. seum, 825 Gallia St. — ed donation of $2 per St., Portsmouth; McKin- St., Portsmouth. Hours: — Social Singles. All or by appointment by Hours 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. adult, $1 per student, se- ley Box Office, 740-351- Tuesday through Satur- singles 18 years and old- calling the Welcome Cen- 3600 or [email protected]; day 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. and er welcome at the Ports- ter at 353-1116. Parking Tuesday through Friday nior or child; for informa- some tickets also avail- closed Sunday and Mon- mouth Bob Evans. is across the street. No and 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday; tion call 740-354-5629. able via Ticketmaster. day. Admission is free. • The 1810 House at charge for entry but dona- admission free, dona- • Vern Riffe Center • Boneyfiddle Arts 740-876 – 9668 1926 Waller is open Sun- tions are appreciated. You know you’re from Portsmouth if… Sesquicentennial Beards Submitted by Nancy McKelvey Sexton Andy Lyles wrote: Apparently a beard was required for employment…or at least the picture. Craig Shaw wrote: I’ll bet that was taken in 1965 during the Sesquicentennial celebration in Portsmouth. All the men in town were to grow beards, or be thrown in jail by the Keystone Kops. Cheryl King wrote: Craig is correct. My Dad and his co-workers did this when he worked at Williams Mfg. Co. These guys probably did the same. Jill Mac wrote: My dad bought a license to shave during the sesquicentennial. Craig Shaw wrote: One of the fellows “arrested” by the Kops on the Esplanade that night was taken to the roof of the Montgomery Wards building and thrown off… It was a dummy, but it was hilarious. Jill Mac wrote: I was 12 when the sesquicentennial occurred - it was so much fun. There was a big pageant at the stadium, and lots of people around town wore period costumes…It’s hard to imagine the people of Ports- mouth coming together again for some big undertaking like that…I hear plans are already in the works for the bicentennial in 2015 though. Clay Vice wrote: That picture looks like it was taken around the Blast Furnace. Linda Arthur Jennings wrote: Yes Clay, they are steel mill workers Douglas Hunt wrote: Agreed, it’s a blast furnace picture and probably around the sesquicentennial because of the shape of the ID badges. C2

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STATEPOINT CROSSWORD Word Sleuth: Paul — THEME: FAMOUS POETS ACROSS 1. Inscribed pillar 6. Make a choice 9. *He claimed that a little learning is a dangerous thing 13. Admit 14. Hawaiian dish 15. Intro 16. Round openings in architecture 17. Reef dweller 18. What #23 Across does out of tree 19. *He hears America singing 21. What Beauty’s Beast couldn’t control 23. Found on pines 24. Do it till you drop? 25. Disreputable vagrant 28. Bulb site 30. Fall asleep 35. Eurasian mountain range 37. Jockey’s leash 39. New York’s Bloomberg, e.g. 40. Customary practice 2. Georgia ____ twain shall ____” 41. Basic belief 3. Small ornamental case 31. Stupefy 43. Goose egg 4. Jaunty rhythms 32. Hearings or inspec- 44. Former NBA players Ar- 5. *Subject of Blake’s “The tions, as of deeds or bonds chibald and McMillan, e.g. Tyger” or Bishop’s “The 33. Do like a blacksmith 46. Ripped or separated Moose” 34. *He claimed that noth- 47. Units of work 6. Golf’s U.S. ____ ing gold can stay 48. Israeli money 7. *He loved a maiden 36. Potato’s soup mate 50. Century Gothic, e.g. named Annabel Lee 38. Infamous Roman em- 52. Band performance peror 53. Snorkeling site 8. State of soil for support- 55. Black gold ing plant growth 42. Shaped to fit into a 57. *He urged to not go 9. On some planes mortise gentle into that good night 10. Thick liquid 45. Preacher’s address 60. *She knows why the 11. ____ pressure 49. Grazing spot CryptoQuote caged bird sings 12. Emergency Medical 51. Skintight hose 64. Fertilizer made by birds Services 54. Literary composition 65. “Casablanca” player 15. Cheerleader’s prop 56. Apprehensive 67. Warms 20. Separated 57. Ad jingle, e.g. 68. Undo a bustle 22. Long, long time 58. Chance occurrences 69. Before now 24. “The Bachelorette” to 59. “Put a lid __ __!” 70. Old-hat “The Bachelor,” e.g. 60. Crazily 71. Makeup, e.g. 25. *His Love is like a red, 61. Past participle of “lie” 72. Noisy talk red rose 62. ___ von Bismarck 73. Church assembly 26. Husband of Bathsheba 63. Like a hand-me-down DOWN in Old Testament 64. Instinctive 1. *Like time in Keats’ “Ode 27. Not glossy 66. American Gas Associa- on a Grecian Urn” 29. *Kipling: “Never the tion Answers to these puzzles, below right

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C4 Sunday, June 16, 2013 Portsmouth Daily Times ENTERTAINMENT ‘But you’ve had me’ This week attend an I’m diverting expensive God’s response was unexpected and from my usual speed read- hospice pa- ing course. immediate; that “still small voice” tient story to I asked Bill honor Father’s why and he was loud and clear: “Who do you Day. And replied, “Dad think it was who brought all those I’m person- said he sees ally stepping potential in people your way? And I’ve given you out; because you; that he my Spirit to lead you; and I’ve guided some people, sees you go- like “Doubt- ing to col- you by my word? You’ve gotten to ing Thomas”, lege some will never be- day.” Col- know me in a way that some people lieve until they lege hadn’t never will. You’ve had me.” touch anoth- Loren Hardin entered my er’s wounds. Contributing mind until Wedding I’ve never Columnist that day. Mr. known my bio- Newberry be- ter, that I would have out each tear that falls, and logical father. lieved in and grown my longing for a he hears me when I call. I As a young boy, I longed inspired me and he gave father. It was about 30 have a father, He calls me announcement for a father. The longing me my only high school years ago and I was going his own. He’ll never leave was so deep, so profound graduation present, a through some very trying me no matter where I go…” Mr. and Mrs. John Howard and Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Rowe at times that I physically shirt that I wore until it times. I routinely started The daughter of a hos- announce the marriage of their children, Amber Jo to Derek Jacob, on Saturday, June 22, 2013. The wedding ached in my gut. I longed became threadbare. each day at my old metal pice patient once told me, desk, in our dingy unfin- “I feel like a 67-year-old will be at 2:30 p.m. at Union Free Will Baptist Church in for a father to teach me, to And there was Charlie. Wheelersburg. believe in me and yes, even I worked for Charlie at his ished basement, praying orphan. You see, we never correct me. I longed for a market from the sixth to and studying God’s word. outgrow our need for “Our father when grade school the ninth grade. Charlie That morning I prayed, Father who art in Heaven”. friends talked about what taught me how to work. As “Lord, I don’t mean to So I’m writing to those who they did with their fathers I proved myself he trusted whine and complain, but it may have never known over the weekend; and me with increasing re- sure would be nice to have their father; to those who Births when I watched TV shows sponsibilities. I thought a father to talk to about have never known a nur- SOMC things from time to time.” turing father, and to those like “Father Knows Best” I’d arrived when he al- June 1 Waverly, son or “Leave it to Beaver”. I lowed me to slice lunch God’s response was unex- who have lost their earth- Katherine Roberts and especially longed for a fa- meat behind the meat pected and immediate; that ly fathers. I want you to Dallas Milan Sr. of Ports- June 4 ther during those dreaded, counter and work the cash “still small voice” was loud know that this Father’s Day mouth, daughter James and Brittany awkward, lonely walks register. And Charlie took and clear: “Who do you doesn’t have to remain a Freeland of Lucasville, onto the football field on me to Coney Island with think it was who brought painful reminder; because June 2 daughter parent’s nights. his family. Charlie and his all those people your way? you have a Maker who Deanna Goben and Bry- Kayla Williams of Ports- But there were men who, family included me. And I’ve given you my formed your heart; you have an Damron of Portsmouth, mouth, daughter like an oasis in the desert, And there was coach Spirit to lead you; and I’ve a Father who knows your daughter Stephanie Tomlin and nourished and refreshed Pauley who pulled me guided you by my word? name, who knows your Sherman Manns of Oak me along my way. There aside in the tunnel of the You’ve gotten to know me every thought, who hears June 3 Hill, son was my uncle Don who old New Boston football in a way that some people you when you call, and who Josh and Samantha walked the side lines at stadium at half time. He never will. You’ve had me.” will never leave you no mat- Hoskins of West Ports- June 7 my football games. I’d hear grabbed me by my shoul- I wept before my Father ter where you go. So don’t mouth, daughter Dorothy L. Stiff and Mi- his voice above the crowd der pads as I was heading that morning; and since you think today would be Lisa Purdin of Ports- chael T. Alexander of Pik- cheering me on. It didn’t back to the field, looked that day, Father’s Day has a good day to spend some mouth, son eton, daughter matter if he was drunk; at me straight in the eye never been the same, and time with Him? Mr. and Mrs. Deric least he was there; at least and said, “Loren, I know neither have I. The lyrics “Sing to God, sing and Lorena Weaver of June 10 he was proud of me, he em- you can do better than of the song, “I have a Mak- praises to his name; lift Waverly, son Cory and Jessica Lewis braced me. that. I know what you’re er”, express what I realized up a song to him who Samantha Spears and of Oak Hill, daughter And there was Mr. capable of. Now get out that day, “I have a maker, rides through the des- Timothy Cydrus of Chilli- Ashley Lyons and Newberry, the father of there and do it.” Coach He formed my heart. Be- erts; his name is the cothe, son Shawn Zornes of Garri- my high school friend, Pauley challenged me. fore even time began my LORD… Father of the Robert and Brandi son (Ky.), son Bill. Bill told me in study You’d think that by the life was in his hand. He fatherless and protec- Hess of West Portsmouth, Joseph Hanshaw and hall one day that his dad ripe old age of 30, married knows my name. He knows tor of widows is God…” daughter Sarah Hanshaw of Ports- offered to pay for me to with a five-year-old daugh- my every thought. He sees Psalms 68:4-6, ESV) Elizabeth Kovach of mouth, son Toro Loco Authentic Mexican Restaurant Home Improvement 701 Washington Street Portsmouth - (740)354-0407 Catering, call for prices Has a New Address Visit www.torolocoonline.com for more coupons Check out our new Spring Home section online for the latest home decorating and improvement features, plus valuable advertising from a host of local businesses! online now at www.portsmouth-dailytimes.com

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