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VOL. 99 | NO. 302 | $1.00 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER SINCE 1919 An Edition Of The Sun Beaudry overcomes breast cancer with faith and family By KIM LEATHERMAN and urges others to be Beaudry said. “We live a “I was shocked when STAFF WRITER tested. healthy lifestyle. I am a she told me,” she said. “I An RN, BSN and nurse and don’t like to have no history of breast LAKE PLACID — Breast the Assistant Director take medicines if I don’t cancer on either side of cancer — the two words of Cardiac Services have to. Living healthy my family.” woman fear hearing from of Florida Hospital helps with that.” While Beaudry is a their doctor. It strikes fear Heartland Medical In September, 2017 her proponent for monthly in the hearts of woman of Center, Beaudry is also a world was shaken when self exams, she said mam- all ages. breast cancer survivor. she received a dreaded di- mograms are a necessary October is Breast Despite being busy agnosis — she had breast tool for early detection. Cancer Awareness Month with a career and family cancer. It was only a week She said she would not and it means much more — she and her husband after Hurricane Irma blew have been able to feel than wearing a pink rib- Craig have raised two through and she was still her tumor in a self exam bons, ties or pink socks. children — Beaudry says dealing with the after- because it was too small. Breast cancer awareness she finds time to get her math of the storm when “We found it very, very it about sharing per- yearly check up. She does she was diagnosed. early; it would only be sonal stories about a them on her birthday so Beaudry’s mammogram visible by a mammo- very intimate subject. she can remember them was done at the hospital gram,” she said. “It was CUT ‘N UP STYLING SALON PHOTO Nina Beaudry was brave easily. where she works and read enough to share her story “I am a straight arrow,” by Dr. Mary Gardner. CANCER | 6A Nina Beaudry after getting 15 inches of hair cut off for ‘Children For Hair Loss.’ Woods seeks ‘Witches’ fly-in for a bite appointment for LP council seat Annual By KIM LEATHERMAN STAFF WRITER Ninety-Nines LAKE PLACID — Dustin Woods was the first to gathering throw his hat in the ring when Councilwoman Arlene Tuck’s seat was announced after Tuck sent at Sebring in her resignation months ago in order to run in for a county commissioner’s Airport seat. That resignation has WOODS become a reality since By PHIL ATTINGER Tuck won the commissioner’s seat and STAFF WRITER will be vacating the Town Council seat on Nov. 12. She will be sworn in for the SEBRING — Runway Café might county seat on Nov. 20. have looked like a meeting of the Woods, 33, is the lead pastor at Grace gingerbread homeowners club on PHIL ATTINGER/STAFF Bible Church in Sebring, where he lived Saturday, but the witches there didn’t Witches and other Halloween characters dine Saturday at Runway Café during the fourth for 10 years. He and his wife of four arrive on brooms. years, Ansley Stewart, live in Huntley annual Witches Fly-in, a gathering of all the Florida Ninety-Nines clubs — the association of They arrived in FAA-approved fixed- female pilots started in 1928 and first presided over by Amelia Earhart. The Halloween theme Oaks, a subdivision in Lake Placid. wing aircraft, as do all pilots, especially Woods has resided in Lake Placid for the was initiated by Anna-Marie Houston, past president of the Paradise Coast Ninety-Nines in members of the Ninety-Nines Inc., the Fort Myers. past three years. Woods has served on international association of women’s the Local Planning Association since last pilots. Saturday marked the fourth gathered in Sebring. counted 35 pilots at Saturday’s event, November. annual Witches Fly-in, a Halloween Anne-Marie Houston, past president in 15-20 aircraft. “I am a military brat; so I have lived costume gathering of members from of the Paradise Coast Ninety-Nines They flew in from Fort Myers, all over the world,” Woods said. “I finally all over Florida, and the first time they and the founder of the Witches Fly-in, Sarasota, Miami, Daytona and other moved to Fort Meade in high school. I places to meet at a central location. love small towns. My wife is from Lake In the previous three years, they Placid and we want to raise our family in dropped in at Winter Haven Regional a small town.” Airport. Last year, they went to Bartow Woods has a master’s degree in Municipal Airport. Business Administration from Warner This was their first time in Sebring. University. His letter of intent says he “This is one of our biggest fly-in’s,” feels his academic and executive leader- said Lisa Hannon, co-president of the ship skills will be an asset to the council. Paradise Coast chapter. In Woods’ opinion, the biggest concern It built slowly, Houston said. for the Town of Lake Placid is a principle “It took a while to get this many prospective. witches to come,” Houston said. “The council has to see the value in Club Co-President Jeanne participating in our community,” he said. LaFountain said it gets larger and “It is a matter of preserving the charm larger each year. and managing its growth.” “Every year we see more people,” When asked about annexing more LaFountain said. businesses into the town to promote Not everyone came as a witch, and growth he said most of the high-traffic quite a few brought their husbands. businesses are in the town’s limits. One couple came as “Star Trek” “All of the main businesses are in town Starfleet personnel, she in a yellow Witches and other Halloween characters dine Saturday at Runway Café during the fourth already,” he explained. “The grocery uniform and he, courageously, in a annual Witches Fly-in, a gathering of all the Florida Ninety-Nines clubs — the association of stores, banks and restaurants are in the red-shirted one. downtown area.” female pilots started in 1928 and first presided over by Amelia Earhart. The Halloween theme He said the town is several years away was initiated by Anna-Marie Houston, past president of the Paradise Coast Ninety-Nines in Fort Myers. WITCHES | 2A from letting in the big-box stores like Target and Walmart. In order to promote economic growth in the town, Woods said it goes back to progress and and growth. He explained that there is a balance between losing the charm of Talking trash: Garbage topic of workshop a small town while still be productive enough to provide local jobs. County to also discuss recycling, “I want to support our people,” Woods said. “We need to work together to find bear-proof containers more creative ways to help local busi- nesses flourish. The local businesses are By PHIL ATTINGER including recycling both the ones that provide a lot of local jobs. STAFF WRITER inside and outside local city I tend to lean on the preservation side, limits. They’ll also touch on even though I am a little younger. I love SEBRING — Highlands the progress of the county’s to be able to walk into the hardware County commissioners bear-proof garbage can pro- store and talk with the mayor. Who else hope to hit all the high gram, and how well those gets to do that?” points Thursday evening containers are working with Recently, the council came under fire on a sore subject for many: Waste Connections’ auto- for purchasing the former Church of Garbage collection and mated trucks. Christ on U.S. 27 as its new Town Hall. recycling. The discussions could Despite a stiff opposition and highly The Board of County touch on possible changes emotionally charged meetings from FLORIDA FISH AND WILDLIFE PHOTO Commission will host a to the hauler’s services. residents and business owners, the town A Florida black bear attempts to bite through the lid of a bear-resis- workshop on the garbage County commissioners tant container. Bear-proof garbage cans will be one topic covered collection service provided WOODS | 2A during Thursday’s workshop. by Waste Connections, GARBAGE | 2A

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to promote aviation in where 20 pilots raced WITCHES general, especially to from Santa Monica, FROM PAGE 1A young women. California, to Cleveland, The Ninety-Nines Club Ohio. Houston said the — www.ninety-nines. They sent out invita- costumes are a way of org — was founded Nov. tions to all women pilots making it fun, especially 2, 1929, at Curtiss Field to join the club and 99 close to Halloween. in Valley Stream on Long showed up, LaFountain “I was always into Island, New York. said. The group name Halloween,” Houston Their web site states honors those charter said. all 117 women pilots at members, Starting a statewide the time were invited to Louise Thaden was costumed fly-in in late assemble for mutual sup- elected Secretary, their October seemed like a port, the advancement of web site states. In 1931, great way to get together aviation and to create a Amelia Earhart was and celebrate the season. central office to keep files elected president and the The “witch” name seemed on women in aviation. group officially took its to work, too: Witches LaFountain said they name at that time. are, mythically, the first got the idea to form the Membership was women fliers. club after meeting one immediately opened to LaFountain said it also another in the Women’s other women as they PHIL ATTINGER/STAFF serves as a great way Air Derby, also known as became licensed pilots, the Powder Puff Derby, the web site states. In Anne-Marie Houston, standing at right, takes special attention at each annual Witches Fly-in, recent years, the club has like the fourth annual event held Saturday at Runway Café at Sebring Regional Airport. Having a offered membership to Halloween-themed fly-in was her idea, and since the event is a gathering of the Florida Nine- women with student pilot ty-Nines women’s pilots organizations, it made sense, she said: Witches are the original female certificates. pilots. Women have been involved in aviation since know quite a bit about America license number San Diego, California in a its earliest days, accord- aerodynamics and the 37, becoming the first Cessna 172. ing to Women in Aviation workings of aircraft licensed woman pilot in She became the young- International, www.wai. before they arrive. the United States, accord- est “pilot” — since she org. E. Lillian Todd de- “We’re impressed ing to History.net. wasn’t yet licensed — to signed and built aircraft by what kids know,” More recently, fly east to west across the in 1906, and Helen Richey LaFountain said. “They’re 26-year-old captain Kate continental United States became the first woman not even pilots, yet. McWilliams of British car- and the youngest female pilot for a U.S. commer- They’re so enthusiastic.” rier Easyjet has become pilot to cross in either cial airline in 1934. LaFountain said there is the youngest commercial direction. To date, LaFountain a huge shortage of pilots airline captain in 2016, The next year, she said, female pilots only in the world, and stu- CNN.com states. flew a Cessna 210 over account for 2 percent dents who want aviation Likewise, Anny Divya the Atlantic Ocean to of all pilots in general careers can find them. of India in June 2017 at Scotland. aviation. “My husband is 54 age 30 became youngest Earhart, in 1932, did “It’s growing,” years old and made a female captain of a her accomplishments LaFountain said. career change,” Hannon Boeing 777 aircraft in in reverse. First she Women in Aviation has said. the world, according to flew solo May 20–21 an overall percentage of Hannon said they offer Traveler.com. from Newfoundland to 7.01 percent — 42,694 pi- scholarships to all ages to In juvenile aviation, Northern Ireland, becom- lots — which in addition learn to fly. Student pilots Victoria Louise “Vicki” ing the first woman to fly to student, recreational, have to be 16 years old Van Meter (1982-2008) set across the Atlantic. sport and private pilots, to fly solo, but may take several “youngest pilot” Then, on Aug. 25 that also includes commercial, the controls alongside a distance flying records. year, she became the airline transport, flight licensed pilot, as soon as She first took control of a first woman to complete instructors and remote that pilot feels it’s safe to plane at age 10, and the a non-stop transconti- pilots. do so. following year — Sept. nental flight, from Los The Ninety-Nines work Online sources list 20, 1993 — she made Angeles, California, to with schools to promote dozens of firsts in headlines when she flew Newark, New Jersey. Elina Lunin and Suzanne Hyatt, both pilots with the Sarasota juvenile and female from Augusta, Maine, to chapter of Ninety-Nines Inc., the national association of female aviation, something the club is all about, Houston aviation. On Aug. 1, pilots, pose for a photo by a friend in their costumes during the 1911, Harriet Quimby, a “3” GREAT VENUES! fourth annual Witches Fly-in, this time held at Sebring Regional said. journalist-turned-aviator, Airport. Organizers say members don’t have to fly in as witches, For the most part, but Halloween costumes are encouraged. young students already received Aero Club of

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HIGHLANDS NEWS-SUN YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER SINCE 1919 Tim Smolarick Romona Washington Publisher Executive Editor [email protected] [email protected] Cliff Yeazel Rob Kearley Advertising Director Circulation Director [email protected] [email protected] Donna Scherlacher Multi-Media/Production Director [email protected] SUN ANOTHER VIEW Make building codes uniform in Florida All you have to do is take a look at the splintered homes piled up along littered roads in Florida’s An unexpected, but peaceful trip Panhandle to realize the building codes there were no match for Hurricane Michael. And, if you need further proof, just look at the one When I got the call following week, a little help me drive back to home in Mexico City, Florida whose owners em- from my mother, I put the later than I had expected. Florida and I’m grateful braced a just-in-case mindset and exceeded build- wheels in motion to be out After seeing how difficult he did. We went through ing codes. That home stands amidst debris and of the office for a couple all of this was on my uncle, parts of Alabama and foundations with no structures remaining. It is a of days, just long enough I felt like I had to stay at Georgia that still had no testament to the idea that homes can withstand the to drive her to Illinois and least through the service. power days after the storm return. After all, he is 92 and had passed, and it was a route strongest hurricanes — if built to higher standards. AT RANDOM That is a hard lesson we must learn from Mom had back surgery said goodbye to his wife of that I wasn’t accustomed Hurricane Michael and its 155-mph winds. in May. She doesn’t like Romona Washington 70 years three months ear- to taking. It was the best Florida is a hodge-podge of building codes. They to fly at all. And, Dad had lier and was now having to route to travel, according were drawn up according to historic statistics on an appointment with a in Alabama. The second put his oldest son to rest. to my dad, and I trusted where hurricanes are most likely to hit. While some surgeon scheduled for the day I insisted that we stop My uncle is a farmer. his experience. people would argue that makes sense, it seems little next week that he couldn’t more frequently so Mom Television is not a staple in My few days away more than a guessing game to us. Florida is one of miss. That left me to get could get out and stretch. the house; it’s a source of turned into a week and the country’s most likely targets for hurricanes. It’s her back to our family’s Through it all, she traveled news and there had been a half. I worried about not unusual in late summer to turn on TV and see a hometown. like a trooper. She kept no need to have it on since things at home and at cone on a weather map with the Panhandle or the My aunt had passed her mind off of things Mom and I had arrived. work. Not only does Keys right in the middle. away in June and I had by her frequent calls to Sunday evening I went the television stay off, The first serious attempt to strengthen the state’s lost an uncle in July, both family with my phone. to my mom’s best friend’s but there is no WiFi at buildings codes came in 1992 after Hurricane in-laws to my mother, Fortunately, the place we house to drop a box off for my uncle’s house so my Andrew slammed South Florida. The result was but family nonetheless. had stopped at for lunch her grandson. While there, computer was of no use some of the most stringent building codes in the Nothing was going to keep had found Mom’s phone I caught a glimpse of this and my cell phone was of nation in Miami-Dade and Broward counties. New her from getting home for and would hold it until my storm called Michael that little use, except at the end homes there must be built to withstand 175 mph my cousin’s funeral. dad could stop by there on was expected to hit the of his driveway. I felt dis- winds. The night before we his way up the following panhandle. Of course, it connected from the world, Unfortunately, state officials stopped there. Other left, there was no time for week. was far enough out that and in some sense, I guess areas have codes that require homes to be built to television. I’m not sure We rolled into my I knew it could do some- I was. It was peaceful withstand wind speeds ranging from 120 to 150 that would have even uncle’s late the second thing different. I rushed when I allowed my nerves mph. mattered. I took care of as afternoon and what back to my uncle’s house to calm down and accept In a National Public Radio story, structural much as I could at work, cousins weren’t there and told my mom. The the fact there was nothing engineer John Pistorino, who was involved in deter- and then at home. I quick- already found their way television then came on I could do about it. I need mining the state’s codes, said Florida’s guidelines for ly packed a bag with a few there within the next 10 to see what forecasters to learn to do that more building codes are based on “probability of storms items and went to bed. All minutes or so. We sat in were saying. I don’t have to often … and make more in the past ... It sort of goes down as you to further with the intention of being the living room and spilled tell you what the forecast plans to disconnect at my north in Florida.” back in a few days. over into the dining area was or what the ending uncle’s farm. I have once Homes in the Panhandle were mostly required The first day we traveled (with seven cousins and result was. We’ve seen the again been reminded why to be built to 130 mph wind standards. Of course a little harder than I had their spouses, you can horrifying pictures. it’s one of my favorite many, especially on Mexico City, were old Florida intended. We didn’t head only imagine) as everyone My return home was places to be. homes that have been standing since well before out as early as I expected discussed the events of delayed so that the Romona Washington any building codes were determined. and a stop for lunch in the past couple of days hurricane could make is executive editor at the Thankfully, after witnessing Michael’s destruction, Lake City resulted in the and what my cousin’s wife its way across the states, Highlands News-Sun. state and local officials are rethinking the building loss of my mother’s cell wished for a service. whatever its actual path Contact her by email at codes. There seems to be agreement they need to phone, which we didn’t The visitation and would be. My boyfriend romona.washington@ be stronger. At least that’s what Gov. Rick Scott and discover until we were service would be the flew to Indianapolis to highlandsnewssun.com FEMA chief Brock Long said last week while walking through what is left of Mexico City. YOUR VIEW Florida’s Building Commission is looking at revising state codes now. There should be no doubt Hurricane Michael will weigh heavy on their Look at the campaign “Our nation must not As a leader in the solar deal with it. decisions. be dependent on other effort, we can be sure that He wasn’t friendly to Builders and contractors of course will likely fight donors countries for energy.” tracking will not soon be the environment or to higher standards. The more hurricane-proof you Undoubtedly, he would polluting our drinking workers during his years An excellent way to have you believe his fi- water. As a proud mother in the U.S. Congress. In build a home, the more it will cost. But, hopefully, determine how a political most of those who make a living building homes nancial support from the of three children, we can 2016, DeSantis voted to candidate will represent oil industry had nothing be sure that every effort prevent the FPA from will realize that money is not always the most your district is by looking important consideration. That safety and saving to do with his actions. will be made to improve enforcing the Agricultural at the donors who are So, in 2018, what has our distressed schools. Worker Protection lives is what is most important. financially supporting It’s difficult for us to believe that any of the baby changed with Pigman’s But most importantly, Standard, which protects that candidate. Donors donors? Well, he can Ms. Asciutto will listen farm workers from boomers moving to Florida would let a few thou- obviously give their sup- sand dollars, versus having their home still standing now count Chevron as a to our needs and seek to pesticides. Fortunately, port when they believe $1,000 donor, but he no improve all of our lives. that measure failed. In after a hurricane, stop a purchase. that the candidate will The Building Commission, and lawmakers if longer has any financial James Reid 2017, DeSantis voted to vote for their causes. support from folks in weaken the Clean Water needed, need to make all of Florida as safe from In 2016, when Pigman Sebring hurricanes as possible Make South Florida’s tough Highlands County. It Act and allow pesticides ran unopposed, he appears that his two 2016 to be dumped into bodies building codes standard for the entire coastline. received 98 percent of his DeSantis not good An editorial from the Charlotte Sun. donors realized what his of water, which did pass. money from groups out- true motivations are, and for governor He also voted to prevent side of Highlands County. these motivations had enforcement of the JOIN THE Only two individuals nothing to do with the Ron DeSantis wants Department of Interior’s who reside in Highlands improvement of the lives to be our next governor. Clean Water Rule, import- CONVERSATION County financially Letters are welcome on virtually any subject, but we do of people in Pigman’s South Florida has had ant to coal mining areas. supported him. district. All of Pigman’s enormous problems with This measure passed. have some rules. We will not accept any Letters to the Editor Among his supporters that mention a business in a negative tone, as they have no supporters are currently red tide and toxic algae in DeSantis voted to were Marathon Oil and giant corporations and the past year, so candi- delay the EPA’s Lead means to defend themselves. Please keep Letters to the Editor Koch Industries, (aka, to less than 250 words. Letters will be edited to length as well PACs with massive self dates want voters to think Renovation, Repair Americans for Prosperity.) interests. they are concerned. On and Painting Program, as for grammar and spelling. All letters must be signed with These two corporations full name – not initials. An address and telephone number In stark contrast to his website, DeSantis says aimed at preventing lead alone gave more money Pigman is his opponent, to stop toxic discharges. poisoning in homes and must be included. The phone number and address are not for than all of the residents publication, but must be provided. In the case of letters that are Audrey Asciutto. Ms. Apparently that means elsewhere, in 2016. This of Highlands County Asciutto has received to stop releases of water measure failed. How is emailed, the same rules apply. combined. Due to the number of letters received, we are able to run 173 donations for her from Lake Okeechobee the EPA supposed to Why would they campaign and all of the which are connected enforce anything without only four letters per person per month. support Pigman? Well, The Letters to the Editor section is designed as a public donations are essentially with algal blooms on the money? In 2017, DeSantis he used his political from local individuals. southwest coast. voted to slash the EPA’s forum for community discourse, and the opinions and state- capital to sponsor bills ments made in letters are solely those of the individual writers. She has taken no money For years, informed budget by $1.9 billion, like House Bill 191, which from any corporation or people have known that and this measure passed. The newspaper takes no responsibility for the content of these was the first major step letters. PAC. Thus, Ms. Asciutto there is too much phos- No, we don’t need Ron in attempting to bring is not beholden to any phorous, from phosphate DeSantis as governor at Please send or bring correspondence to the Highlands fracking to Florida. News-Sun, Letters to the Editor, 315 US 27 North Sebring, FL special interest group fertilizer, going into Lake this crucial time. Pigman claimed in a and she will be an all out Okeechobee. There’s no 33870, or fax to 863-385-1954. Readers may also email Letters March 6, 2016 interview Dale L. Gillis to the Editor to [email protected]. advocate for District 55. sign that DeSantis knows Sebring with the News-Sun that: this or that he is willing to A6 | HIGHLANDS NEWS-SUN | October 29, 2018 www.highlandsnewssun.com CANCER FROM PAGE 1A only three millimeters. That is so small, but Dr. Gardner was able to detect that.” A biopsy showed the tu- mor was in her milk ducts and it was localized; it had not spread. “Dr. Gardner held my hand through the whole thing and said we would get through it,” she said. “I kept asking myself, COURTESY PHOTO ‘What did I do?’ ‘How did I get this?’ and ‘God, what Nina Beaudry is supporting others with breast cancer at a aware- do I do now?’” ness rally, as others supported her. She and her husband during the surgery,” she her during her diagnosis told their children, who said. “During the opera- and treatment. were 25- and 26 years-old tion (lumpectomy) they “We have a wonderful at the time together. She set the radiation machine team at the hospital,” said they were very upset and do about 10 minutes Beaudry said. “About 30 initially but they sup- of radiation once. It is people from my depart- ported their mom in her very focused on just the ment came in to join fight against cancer. She area where the tumor me for the breast cancer said she was not worried was. It’s almost like a rally. They should know about her husband’s laser.” how much they mean to reaction to what the She was also happy me. They care for me so treatments could do to because with the intra- much. The staff, doctors her physically. operative radiation there and even their wives “I am blessed to have would be no radiation showed up to support Craig,” she said. “He tattoos and was a one- me.” doesn’t care about the time procedure. The Beaudry credits God for outside, he cares about surgery was done as an her healing. what’s in your heart and out-patient procedure. “There were miracles how you treat others.” Her doctor told her to along the way to get me Beaudry, her husband take off work and rest for to where I am,” she said. and her medical team two weeks, but her boss Beaudry urges every made a plan of action. ordered her to rest for woman to get a mammo- She had all of the imaging three weeks. The lumpec- gram whether they have a and test results she would tomy scar is barely visible, family history or not. need before her consult according to Beaudry. “They caught my with the breast surgeon. She told her husband if cancer very early,” she She had a lumpectomy she needed chemother- said. “That is the key for with intraoperative apy, she would refuse it. a good outcome. Do a radiation. 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SPORTS • LOCAL • STATE • NATIONAL Monday, October 29, 2018 STARS athletes give it their all Great competition in track and field event

SPECIAL TO HIGHLANDS softball throwing events. assisted walk. In his heat, with disabilities were NEWS-SUN Even the oldest Special Joe Peacock took first locked up in institutions STARS athlete in Highlands and Timmy Cypress won with very little activities. AVON PARK – Special County, Lee Bass Hughes, second. Now, they have opportu- STARS hosted its annual who is 84 years old, “I liked that. It made me nities to thrive in our com- track and field competition competed in an assisted feel good,” Hughes said munity through exercise, at the Ridge Area Arc track walking event by using his about his walking event. socialization, employment, on Sunday, Oct. 21, with walker. “What is really import- education and live in their approximately 40 athletes Hughes donned his ant is that no matter what own homes.” competing. Superman T-shirt during their age or disability, Special STARS, which Athletes with various the event so he could they keep on moving and provides 14 sports and COURTESY PHOTO disabilities competed in fly down the track at the getting exercise,” Special eight recreational activities three-wheel and two- speed of light. He was STARS Coordinator Cindy for children and adults, The oldest Special STARS athlete Lee Bass Hughes, 84, (left) wheel cycling, running, able to win a third-place Marshall said. “There used races in the 50-meter assisted walk event against Timmy walking and tennis and medal in the 50 meter to be a day that people STARS | 8A Cypress while volunteer Laverne Walker assists him. Meals On Wheels More than just soccer golf tourney on tap

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Mark your calendars for Nov. 3 for the 19th Annual Sebring Meals On Wheels Golf Scramble at Harder Hall. The Charity golf scramble will have a 7 a.m. continental breakfast, followed by an 8 a.m. Shotgun Start. Each player receives 18 holes of golf, the continental breakfast, lunch at the clubhouse, one door prize ticket, one Putting Contest ticket, and assorted gifts in the sign-in swag bag. Pre-Registration is through Oct. 31, however golfers can register up through the morning of the Scramble. Mulligans will be available, two for $10, as well as ad- ditional door prize tickets. A silent auction table will be set with prizes ranging from two tickets for a one-day experience at Busch Gardens; two passes for two-parks, one day experience at Universal Orlando; dinner at the Tampa Bay Downs Sky Terrance Restaurant; a Premier Boat Tour down historic Dora Canal for two adults; and more! Several contests will be held on the day of the scram- ble: closest to the pin, and longest drive, sponsored by Alan Jay. Positive Medical is sponsoring the hole-in-one RUTH ANNE LAWSON/STAFF contest sponsored and after the scramble the Putting Coach Merlin Fredericks, right, talks to the athletes of the Highlands United Soccer Club during practice. Contest. Contact the Sebring Meals On Wheels Office, 863- 402-1818 for more information or to register to golf. All Highlands United Soccer Club offers support for youngsters proceeds from this event will help defray the ongoing By RUTH ANNE LAWSON time the athletes have business expenses of the program. STAFF WRITER done tremendously well,” Highlands County Ryder Cup Qualifiers said Coach Fredericks. “It The Highlands County Ryder Cup is coming up in SEBRING – The shows the amount of tal- December. Two qualifiers for amateurs will be held Highlands United Soccer ent in this county. This is with five players and one alternate qualifying at each Club teaches the youth never what I expected. It site. of Highlands County has just gotten bigger and The cost is $60 per player and the first qualifier is about the fundamentals bigger. When we applied set for Saturday, Nov. 10, at Sebring Golf Club with an of soccer, teaching them we were ranked 19th in 8:30 a.m. shotgun start. good habits on and off the the state of Florida. We For more information, contact the Sun ‘n Lake Golf field. were very excited to be Club pro shop at 863-385-4180, ext. 1. The team travels given that opportunity. The second qualifier will be held on Saturday Nov. around the state to differ- These athletes train hard 17, at Sun ‘n Lake Golf Club with an 8 a.m. shotgun ent tournaments. Coach Monday through Friday start. Amateurs must be a resident of Highlands County Merlin Fredericks started after school and they to participate in this event. out just practicing and would do more if we let The two-day Highlands County Ryder Cup, which training every day with them. None of these kids pits the best amateurs against the local pros, will be his son, Lucas Fredericks. want to stop but without played at Sun ‘n Lake Golf Club on Dec. 8-9. Lucas told a few of his lights on our fields we For more information, contact the Sun ‘n Lake Golf friends from school, who have to stop at sundown.” Club pro shop at 863-385-4180, ext. 1. told a few of their friends The Highlands United George Davis Memorial Golf Tournament and they all decided to Soccer Club won their The 8th annual George Davis Memorial Golf join in. first tournament in Tournament will be held Saturday, Nov. 17 at River Coach Fredericks February in Avon Park. Greens golf course. A four-person scramble format officially formed the The team traveled to will be used with an 8 a.m. shotgun start. The $65 per Highlands United Soccer Boca Raton and won the person entry fee includes golf, cart, lunch, prizes and Club in February of this 5 on 5 tournament. Most a lot of fun. Hole sponsorships are available for $100. year. What started out just recently the team won The proceeds from the tournament will fund the River as a father-son activity in the Sarasota Soccer Greens Scholarship Fund. The mission of the schol- has blossomed into a Tournament. arship is to encourage are youth to play recreational county wide adventure. “We don’t just do soccer golf and participate on their local high school golf Other parents volunteered out here,” said Coach teams. The Board of Directors would like to thank the to help coach the players Fredericks. “Every Friday community for your continued support to allow us to and by word-of-mouth the players right letters of award scholarships to graduating seniors from Avon alone the program now gratitude to a person of Park, Lake Placid, Sebring and Frostproof High Schools. has over 50 athletes their choosing. We do a For more information, contact David Greenslade at Highlands United Soccer player Lucas Fredericks works the ball participating. 863-446-1971 or River Greens at 863-453-5210. down the field during a match. “In a short space of SOCCER | 8A Patriots take on beleaguered Bills New England rolls into Buffalo for AFC East clash

By KYLE HIGHTOWER a knee injury in the New 100-yard games. unfortunately. So, we have ASSOCIATED PRESS England’s season opener. But the Patriots’ running to be prepared for those Two games later, starter Rex backs were again held things,” Patriots coach Bill FOXBOROUGH, Mass. Burkhead hurt his neck in out of the end zone in Belichick said. “At whatever — Running the football has the Patriots’ loss to Detroit last week’s 38-31 win at point the die is cast and we been an adventure for the and was also placed on Chicago. know what it is, we go in New England Patriots this injured reserve. Production slowed that direction.” season. Buoyed by the produc- considerably when Michel Where that is exactly is Injuries and inconsis- tion of rookie Sony Michel, had to be helped off the to be determined as New tency were issues early on who had missed the pre- field in the second quarter England returns to AFC as the Patriots struggled in season with his own knee after having his left knee East play tonight at Buffalo. short yardage and failed to issue, New England scored bent back awkwardly while Following Michel’s injury, produce a touchdown in seven touchdowns on the he was being tackled. James White and Kenjon ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO BY NAM Y. HUH the first three games. ground over the next three “What happened to Barner began the week as Jeremy Hill was lost for games. Michel had four of Sony ... could happen New England running back James White (28) and the Patriots the year after he suffered them, to go along with two to anybody at any time, PATRIOTS | 8A take on the Buffalo Bills in an AFC East Division game tonight. A8 | HIGHLANDS NEWS-SUN | October 29, 2018 www.highlandsnewssun.com SOCCER STARS FROM PAGE 7A FROM PAGE 7A lot of things within the 20 will be celebrating its 15- hours that we have these year anniversary next year. players. This isn’t just It started with approx- about soccer. We pray imately 50 athletes in with these kids, we teach Highlands County but them about the bible and has now grown to serve God. We want to make an more than 400 athletes impact on these kids. The with disabilities in Hardee, statistics of the amount Okeechobee and southern of people on social media Polk counties. Special is amazing. We want to RUTH ANNE LAWSON/STAFF STARS just broke ground draw these kids out of the Coach Merlin Fredericks with some of the players of the in Okeechobee earlier home and into a sport. ” Highlands United Soccer Club. Front row from left: Manny Celis, this month by providing a COURTESY PHOTO Coach Fredericks grew Gionvanni Vera, Jeremiah Smith, and Tristan Oginski. Back row track and field event for 84 up loving soccer because from left: Santiago Rendon, Lucas Fredericks and Juan Vera. special athletes. Special STARS athlete Charlie Hodgkinson carries the torch during of his father and brother. Marshall announced the opening ceremony at the track and field event while volun- Fredericks came to to play in the English their character. We want that a special anniver- teer Angie Ruckman pushes him in his wheelchair. West Sebring America on a swimming Premiere League when them to be people that sary celebration is being Volunteer Firefighter/EMT Seth Todd (center) and Special STARS scholarship but grew he grows up. As a parent I want to help others, that planned in January for the athlete Jack Garnett also participated in the ceremony. tired of swimming and am trying to help him the perseveres, and I think athletes. A private donor Angie Luft won third. finishers were Alex Lopez decided to start focusing way my parents helped sports is the way to teach has agreed to pay for the In the 25-meter wheel- and Dama Massey. Jim on soccer with his son. me. I have always taught them.” entire event. chair race, Tony Bock won Kentfield won fourth. “We have seven kids and that is a gift that The Highlands United During the track and first, Charles Hodgkinson In the 100-meter run, coaches,” Fredericks said. God has given me. One Soccer Club’s next tour- field event, West Sebring won second, Tim Johnson Joe Mesaros and Ilana levy “Our coaches are heavily of our players, Jeremiah nament is in Sarasota. Volunteer Fire Department won third and Hormel won first. Second place committed to building Smith, his father passed The Highlands United are escorted the torch in Biggs won fourth. winners were Gadge Denz these kids up. My mission away five months ago in the highest bracket, during the opening In addition to Hughes and Brianna Davis. Jack is to create the leaders and his mother is going the gold bracket, which ceremony. Athletes Gadge heat, the other winners in Garnett won third. of tomorrow. The vision through a tough time. He is the main group at the Denz, Alex Lopez, Jack the 50-meter assisted walk In the tennis ball throw, came from my son. My absolutely loves this, this Sarasota tournament Garnett and Charlie were Sara Canali, first and Sara Canali won first; Tim son doesn’t watch televi- is his sanctuary, and he which will go to Portugal Hodgkinson took turns Frances Goff, second. Johnson, second; Charlie sion or have a phone. He needs these teammates. in 2019. carrying the torch around Leslie Hollandy and Hodgkinson, third; and goes to school, practices, That is just one of many Luis Figo, who was the the track in the ceremony. Sarah Moore won first Hormel Biggs, fourth. does homework, and kids out here that need world player of the year West Sebring Volunteer place in the 50 meter walk. In the softball throw, goes to bed. We put him this club. What society is back in 2000, holds this Firefighter and Special Other winners were Mac Robert Collier, Helena in an environment where pushing on them today tournament in nine cities STARS volunteer Ralph Smith and Robert Collier, Spies and Tony Bock he doesn’t need those and we are trying to give through out America and Meyers presented the second; Cheryl Moore and won first. Second place things. He is focused them an alternative. Our also hold tournaments American flag for the Maria Rivera, third; and was won by Gadge Denz, and has goals. He wants mission is to develop through out the world. national anthem. Rene Herrera and John Joe Peacock and Dama The Highlands United Mac Smith won first Smith, fourth. Massey. Third place Soccer Club is looking for place in the three-wheel Sapphire Denz and finishers were Sapphire more players to join. If cycling while Brianna Kenny Roberts placed Denz, Leslie Hollandy and interested please contact Davis won second. In two first in the 50-meter run. Sarah Moore. Winning Coach Fredericks by wheel cycling, Jack Garnett Second place winners were fourth place medals were phone at (863)451-6060 and Joe Mesaros won first Angie Luft and Patricia Jim Kentfield, John Smith or visit their facebook place. Ilana Levy and Alex Butterfield. Third place and Kenny Roberts. page. Lopez won second while

rusher (40 carries, 189 squad. a lot thrown at you pretty yards, TD) behind Michel. White said Barner and fast, but they’re willing to PATRIOTS Barner has 16 carries for 63 current practice squad work, ask the questions FROM PAGE 7A yards, but his comfort level running back Kenneth and they try to go out RUTH ANNE LAWSON/STAFF the only healthy running in the offense is unclear. Farrow are prepared to there and perform on the backs on the roster. This is his third stint contribute as needed. practice field. You can tell The Highlands United Soccer Club coaches. Front row from White leads the team with the Patriots this “They’re good guys,” it’s showing up for Kenjon left: Coach Juan Celis, Coach Christian Vera and Coach Morton with 45 receptions and season after being twice White said. “They’re work- in the game. He’s running Volvaire. Back row from left: Coach Kevin Palmer and Coach six receiving touchdowns released and spending ing hard, trying to learn as hard, doing everything he Merlin Fredericks. and is the second-leading time on the practice much as possible. It can be needs to do.”

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SPECIAL TO THE HIGHLANDS 34.8 percent of that popula- NEWS-SUN tion is made up of persons 65 years and older. SEBRING – Highlands “With the growing demand DEAR PHARMACIST Regional Medical Center for emergency care, the Suzy Cohen announced the start of newly renovated Senior ER construction on the area’s will redefine the patient only dedicated Senior experience,” said Jason L. Emergency Room (ER). With Kimbrell, CEO of Highlands Dark a growing senior population, Regional Medical Center. Highlands Regional will “Our goal is to customize the enhance the emergency room space in order to offer a safe chocolate experience by offering rooms and reliable solution to care dedicated specifically to the for one of our most venerable unique needs of the senior patient populations. We look may contain population. forward to better serving this According to the United segment of our community.” States Census Bureau’s 2017 The Senior ER will feature COURTESY PHOTO milk report, Highlands County has a population of 102,883 and SENIOR | 2B Highlands Regional Medical Center begins renovations to what will become Dark chocolate is a staple in a dedicated Senior Emergency Room. my house. What are you sup- posed to do if you’re allergic to milk, and want to eat dark chocolate? It’s a good question. Milk is actually allowed ‘Pink on Parade 2018’ as an ingredient in “dark” chocolate, but sometimes it produces a harmful allergy in dairy-sensitive individu- als. The reality is that most a big success chocolates contain some milk, and it’s undisclosed. The FDA actually tested 100 different brands of dark chocolate bars, and they specifically tested it for the presence of milk. Of these 100 bars, only six of them listed the ingredient of milk! The other 88 bars did not disclose milk as an ingredient, yet 51 of them contained milk. Dairy- tainted chocolates are among the most frequently reported allergic reactions. It’s unfortunate, but true that milk can get into a dark chocolate product even when it’s not directly added. The problem happens because the dark chocolate is often produced on the same equip- ment that makes their milk chocolate bars. And traces of milk often inadvertently wind up in the dark chocolate bat- COURTESY PHOTOS ter. It’s essentially a problem of Florida Hospital Heartland President and CEO Randy Surber presented cross-contamination. My best Florida Hospital Director of Cancer and Diagnostic Imaging Zbig Nawrocki suggestion to you is to com- and his radiology team with the $200,000 check for the Automated Whole pletely avoid dark chocolate Breast Ultrasound Machine. (if you’re allergic to milk or dairy) unless the brand you’re SPECIAL TO HIGHLANDS NEWS-SUN Dental; Gold Sponsor: Quick buying is made on equipment Lane at Bill Jarrett Ford; dedicated to dark chocolate Florida Hospital Heartland Bronze Sponsors: Benton bars only. This is hard to find, Foundation hosted “Pink Wealth Management, Clifford but possible. on Parade 2018” on October R. Rhoades and Positive This is why it’s difficult to 21 at the Florida Hospital Medical Transport. place your trust in the food Heartland Medical Center and Florida Hospital Foundation industry. They don’t mean to raised more than $13,000. All had the honor to recognize make people sick, but their proceeds benefited the “Best 15 breast cancer survivors, laziness or sloppiness can for Dense Breasts Campaign” while presenting the Florida lead to pain and suffering for and the “Heartland Hospital Breast Care Center some of you. As a result, you Mammography Fund,” with a $200,000 check to see warnings on the label that assisting women and men purchase an automated whole serve as a wink of sorts. This within the Heartland com- breast ultrasound machine. product “may contain dairy” munity who cannot afford a This new technology can or “may contain traces of milk” mammogram. identify breast cancer, as or this one, “manufactured in More than 300 community small as a chocolate chip, in a facility that uses milk.” There members registered for Pink those patients with dense are others but if you’re my on Parade 2018, surpassing breast tissue which may have best friend, I would tell you to the previous year’s atten- been missed on a traditional replace the word “may” with dance of 150. Alongside these mammogram. “probably!” community members were The Foundation announced The take home message is local businesses, food trucks, this technology would arrive you should not assume that vendors and volunteers, who at Seascape Diagnostic your dark chocolate is free also came out to support the Imaging Center within the of milk, and you should not rally against breast cancer, next two weeks. For more consume it if you have serious some donating back proceeds information or question, allergic reactions to milk, from their earnings. please contact Foundation regardless of the label. The Foundation would Coordinator Kirsten I have a checklist of 14 alias also like to recognize Pink Scarborough at (863) 402-5525 names for milk-derived ingre- Little Miss Highlands County Lynlee Baker volunteering at ‘Pink on Parade on Parade major sponsors; or Kirsten.Scarborough@ dients which may be hidden in 2018.’ Partnering Sponsor: Chen AHSS.org. your food. My list will help you find undisclosed milk in your candy bars and chocolates. If you’d like to receive that as well as the longer version of Poor oral health linked to hypertension today’s article, sign up for my newsletter at suzycohen.com and I will email this to you SPECIAL TO HIGHLANDS NEWS-SUN medications, compared with next week. individuals who have gum I’ll also tell you why some People with high blood disease, a condition known chocolate bars aren’t good for pressure taking medication as periodontitis. Specifically, vegans. Here’s a fun fact, white for their condition are more people with periodontal chocolate doesn’t contain any likely to benefit from the disease were 20 percent less cacao whatsoever, it’s just a therapy if they have good likely to reach healthy blood combination of cocoa butter, oral health, according to new pressure ranges, compared sugar, and milk, but no cocoa research in the American with patients in good oral solids like dark and milk Heart Association’s journal health. chocolate have. It’s definitely Hypertension. Considering the findings, something to avoid if you’re Findings of the analysis, the researchers say patients dairy-intolerant or allergic to based on a review of medical with periodontal disease may milk. 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NOTICES 733.702. ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS merce Avenue, Sebring, Florida, on ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE IN- QUEST FOR CART OR INTERPRETER NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER Amendment No. CPA-18-555LS, Ordi- VITED TO ATTEND SERVICES SHOULD BE MADE AT BARRED. NOTWITHSTANDING ANY nance 18-19-___. Consideration will be LEAST 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE TO OTHER APPLICABLE TIME PERIOD, ALL INTERESTED PERSONS MAY AP- PERMIT COORDINATION OF THE SERV- ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR given to changing the Future Land Use MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE Map within the area described in the ad- PEAR AND BE HEARD AT THE TIME ICE. NOTICE OF DEATH IS BARRED. vertisement and transmittal to the De- AND PLACE SPECIFIED ABOVE. ANY ONE OR MORE COUNTY COMMISSION- The date of first publication of this partment of Economic Opportunity, and PERSON WHO MIGHT WISH TO APPEAL ERS MAY BE PRESENT AT THE MEET- REAL ESTATE OF AUCTION Notice is October 29, 2018. Hearing Number BOA 1783 as de- ANY DECISION MADE BY THIS COM- ING. Attorney for Person Giving Notice 19 scribed below. MITTEE/GROUP, IN PUBLIC HEARING Rick Ingler, Chairman DAVID F. SCHUMACHER EQUAL HOUSING Attorney OR MEETING IS HEREBY ADVISED Oct. 29; Nov. 3, 2018 OPPORTUNITY THAT HE OR SHE WILL NEED A Florida Bar Number: 75952 The County of Highlands will consider “We Are Pledged To The Letter And 211 S. Ridgewood Drive RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS, AND Century Storage-South Sebring the following changes: NOTICE OF Spirit of U.S. Policy For The Achieve- Sebring, Florida 33870 9200 US Hwy 27 South THAT, FOR SUCH PURPOSE, HE OR MEETING ment Of Equal Housing Opportunity Sebring, FL Telephone: (863) 402-1888 SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A Fax: (863) 402-2346 CPA-18-555LS – Proposed change to Throughout The Nation. We Encour- (863) 655-6500 E-Mail: [email protected] the designated land use from AG “Agri- VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEED- 26 age And Support An Affirmative Notice of this Public Sale or Auction, of Secondary E-Mail: culture” to MU “Mixed Use”, within the INGS IS MADE, WHICH RECORD WILL Advertising And Marketing Program In the contents of the following storage [email protected] area described as follows: An approx- INCLUDE THE TESTIMONY AND EVI- Which there Are No Barriers To units, located at Century Storage- and [email protected] imate 200-acre parcel located on the DENCE UPON WHICH SUCH APPEAL IS NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING Obtaining Housing Because of Race, South, Sebring, 9200 US Hwy 27 S., north side of SR 70 W, west of Old SR TO BE BASED. A public meeting shall be held Friday, Color, Religion, Sec, Handicap, Famil- Person Giving Notice: November 9, 2018, at 9:00 a.m., at Sebring, FL 33876 will be held on Tues- John E. Wyant, Sr. 8, between Lake Placid and Lake ial Status Or National Origin.” day, November 6, 2018 at 3:00pm. 1511 Mulberry Avenue Annie; the address being 25 Pump THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION- Heartland Food Reservoir, Inc., 928 SR Unit Number Tenant Name Lake Placid, Florida 33852 Road, Lake Placid, Florida; and legally ERS OF HIGHLANDS COUNTY, 17 N, Sebring, Florida, to give citizens B 1S017 Norman, Ryan E. Oct. 29; Nov. 5, 2018 described as follows: FLORIDA, DOES NOT DISCRIMINATE an opportunity to become acquainted Sale is being made to satisfy landlord’s UPON THE BASIS OF ANY INDIVIDUAL’S with the proposed purchase of a new lien. Cash Only. Contents to be re- NOTICE OF A portion of Sections 31 & 32, Town- DISABILITY STATUS. THIS NON-DIS- box truck and to comment on such HOMES FOR SALE moved within 48 hours of the sale. HEARING ship 37 South, Range 30 East, High- CRIMINATORY POLICY INVOLVES items as economic and environmental Oct. 22, 29, 2018 lands County, Florida, lying North of the EVERY ASPECT OF THE BOARD’S impacts, service area, alternatives to 1020 FUNCTIONS, INCLUDING ONE’S AC- the project, and any other matters of The following units will be auctioned 24 Northerly right of way line of State CESS TO, PARTICIPATION, EMPLOY- concern. due to non-payment at Bevis Ware- Road 70 and South of and adjacent to MENT OR TREATMENT IN ITS Certified by: house, Inc., 102 Hallmark Avenue, the shoreline of Lake Placid, being de- PROGRAMS OR ACTIVITIES. ANYONE Mary Van Hooreweghe Lake Placid. Auction Date: Saturday, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FOR scribed as follows: Commence at the REQUIRING REASONABLE ACCOMMO- Acting Board Secretary November 10, 2018, 9 AM. A SPECIAL EXCEPTION REQUEST intersection of the East line of said Sec- DATION AS PROVIDED FOR IN THE Heartland Food Bank 1. Susan Tooker HEARING NO. 1827 tion 31 (same as the West line of said AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT 863-385-7885 Building #4, Unit #2 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that Section 32) and the Northerly right of OR SECTION 286.26, FLORIDA Oct. 29, 2018 2. Dorinda Shultz a PUBLIC HEARING will be held be- way line of State Road 70; thence STATUTES, SHOULD CONTACT MS. Building #1, Unit #8 fore the HIGHLANDS COUNTY Board North 00°39'45" West along the afore- PAMELA ROGERS, ADA COORDINATOR 3. Scott Ostrom of Adjustment on the 13th day of No- mentioned Section line, a distance of NOTICE OF SALE AT 863-402-6509 (VOICE), VIA Building #3, Unit #8 vember, 2018, beginning at 3:00 p.m., 2,891.58 feet to the Point of Begin- FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE 711, OR BY 30 Oct. 29; Nov. 5, 2018 or as soon thereafter as possible, in ning; thence South 22°27'50" East a the County Commissioners’ Board distance of 538.52 feet; thence South E-MAIL: Placid Lakes, Room, Highlands County Govern- 00°39'45" East, parallel to the afore- [email protected]. REQUEST NOTICE TO ment Center Building, 600 South mentioned Section line, a distance of FOR CART OR INTERPRETER SERVICES IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CREDITORS Commerce Avenue, Sebring, 2,429.94 feet to a point on the SHOULD BE MADE AT LEAST 24 TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR Lake June 20 Florida, to consider a Special Excep- Northerly right of way line of State HOURS IN ADVANCE TO PERMIT COOR- HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA tion to allow landscaping and lawn care Road 70, said point being a point on a DINATION OF THE SERVICE. CASE NO. 18-126 GCS Access! services, within the area described as SUN ‘N LAKE OF SEBRING IMPROVE- curve to the left and concave to the MENT DISTRICT, a special district and ONE OR MORE COUNTY COMMISSION- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE follows: An approximate 20.04-acre South, said curve having for its ele- a public corporation of the State of ERS MAY BE PRESENT AT THE PLAN- 10TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR parcel located on the north side of W ments a radius of 1,737.02 feet, a cen- Florida, Lovely 3/2 NING & ZONING AND THE LOCAL HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA Josephine Road, approximately 1.5 tral angle of 33°19'10" and a chord Plaintiff, PLANNING AGENCY MEETING. vs. PROBATE DIVISION miles east of the County line; the ad- bearing of South 86°53'50" West; home at 904 dress being 7600 W Josephine Road, GEORGIA PREVAS, a Married Woman, CASE NO. 18-000448-PCA thence along said curve to the left and if living including any unknown spouse Rick Ingler, Chairman of the Board of IN RE: ESTATE OF Sebring, Florida; and legally described the Northerly right of way of State of said Defendant(s), if remarried, and Catfish Creek Adjustment SUSAN J. DUNKEL, as follows: Road 70 an arc distance of 1,010.14 if deceased, the respective unknown Lew Carter, Chairman of the Planning Deceased. A portion of Section 5, Township 36 feet to a point of tangency; thence heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees, Rd. Screen and Zoning Commission and Local creditors, lienors, and trustees, and all NOTICE TO CREDITORS South, Range 28 East, Highlands South 70°14'15" West along said Planning Agency other persons claiming by, through, The administration of the estate of County, Florida, being more particularly Northerly right of way line a distance of porch, w/out- R. Greg Harris, Chairman of the Board under or against the named Defen- SUSAN J. DUNKEL, deceased, File described as follows: Commence at 1,284.74 feet; thence North dant(s); of County Commissioners Number 18-000448-PCA, is pending the Northwest corner of Section 5; 00°44'00" West a distance of MANOR HILL OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION, side deck & Oct. 29; Nov. 3, 2018 in the Circuit Court for Highlands thence South 89 degrees 23’48’’ East, 1,531.90 feet (1,534.39’ calculated); INC., a Florida corporation, whether dissolved or presently existing, togeth- jacuzzi; County, Florida, Probate Division, the along the North line of said Section, a thence South 89°56'00" West a dis- distance of 2,619.69 feet for the Point tance of 660.00 feet (South 89°55'53" er with any grantees, assignees, suc- address of which is 590 South Com- cessors, creditors, lienors, or turstees of Beginning; thence continue South 89 reverse merce Avenue, Sebring, FL 33870. West 660.04’ calculated) to a point on Cash in with of said defendant(s) and all other per- The names and addresses of the per- degrees 23’48’’ East along said line, a the West line of the East half of said sons claiming by, through, under, or osmosis & sonal representative and the personal distance of 447.92 feet; thence South Section 31; thence North 00°44'00" against Defendant(s), and representative’s attorney are set forth 01 degrees 11’42’’ East, a distance of West along said West line a distance of Class! UNKNOWN TENANT #1, UNKNOWN TENANT #2, the names being fictitious rights to boat below. 1,895.91 feet to a point lying on the 695.58 feet; thence North 70°14'06" North right of way line of West to account for parties in possession; All creditors of the Decedent and East a distance of 386.30 feet; thence NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Defendants. ramp & Josephine Road; thence South 89 de- other persons having claims or de- North 00°06'54" East a distance of FOR A VARIANCE REQUEST NOTICE OF SALE grees 45’37’’ West, along said North mands against Decedent’s estate, in- 541.34 feet; thence North 45°17'05" HEARING NO. 1828 NOTICE IS HEREBY given that pur- Lake June. right of way, a distance of 419.41 feet; suant to a final decree of foreclosure cluding unmatured, contingent or East a distance of 614.04 feet; thence YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that thence South 89 degrees 16’23’’ West, entered in the above-titled cause in the unliquidated claims, on whom a copy of North 68°27'49" East a distance of a PUBLIC HEARING will be held be- $179k along said North right of way, a dis- Circuit Court of Highlands County, this notice is served, must file their 237.07 feet; thence North 00°41'53" fore the HIGHLANDS COUNTY Board Florida, I will sell the property situated tance of 50.96 feet; thence North 00 claims with this court WITHIN THE West a distance of 878.08 feet to a of Adjustment on the 13th day of No- in Highlands County, Florida, 863-699-6772 degrees 30’50’’ West, a distance of LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE point on the shoreline of Lake Placid; vember, 2018, beginning at 3:00 p.m., described as: 1,902.69 feet to the Point of Begin- The Property: 3808 Monza Drive, OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS thence meander in a Northeasterly di- or as soon thereafter as possible, in ning. Sebring, FL 33872 CONDOS/VILLAS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE rection along said shoreline a distance the County Commissioners’ Board Any person or persons interested or af- Lot 60, Block 261, SUN ‘N LAKE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NO- of 514 feet more or less (survey tie line Room, Highlands County Govern- ESTATES OF SEBRING, UNIT 13, FOR SALE fected by this change are invited to at- TICE ON THEM. being North 35°01'41" East a distance ment Center Building, 600 South according to the plat thereof recorded 1040 tend this hearing. You may submit All other creditors of the Decedent of 513.77 feet [calculated] / North Commerce Avenue, Sebring, in Plat Book 9, Page 71, of the Public comments in writing to the attention of Records of Highlands County, Florida. and other persons having claims or de- 35°02'17" East 513.66 feet [prior Florida, to consider a variance to allow Linda Conrad, Zoning Supervisor, 501 Property Tax Identification No.: mands against decedent’s estate, in- deed]); thence South 00°41'53" East a 15-foot variance to the required 25- South Commerce Avenue, Sebring, C-04-34-28-130-2610-0600 Avon Park 2/1 Villa cluding unmatured, contingent or a distance of 637.11 feet to the North- foot front yard setback for an existing at public sale, to the highest and best Flroida 33870, or you may call (863) $550/mo + $325 sec. New unliquidated claims, must file their east corner of the North half of the six-foot tall privacy fence, the new front bidder for cash, in the Jury Assembly 402-6638, for further information. carpeting. Call Tommy: claims with this court WITHIN 3 Northeast quarter of the Northeast yard setback will be 10 feet; within the Room in the basement of the High- Please reference the above hearing lands County Courthouse located at MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE quarter of said Section 31; thence area described as follows: An approx- 863-873-1654 number when calling or writing. 430 South Commerce Avenue, in FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. South 89°56'16" East along the North imate 0.97-acre aprcel located on the ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE IN- Sebring, Florida at 11:00 A.M. on the ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE line of the South half of the Northeast north side of E. Claradge Avenue, west VITED TO ATTEND. 20th day of November, 2018. FOREVER BARRED. quarter of the Northeast quarter of said of SR 17 S, between Little Redwater SIGNED this 4th day of October, ASK US ALL INTERESTED PERSONS MAY AP- The date of first publication of this Section 31 a distance of 1,337.17 feet Lake and Bonnet Lake; the address 2018. PEAR AND BE HEARD AT THE TIME notice is October 22, 2018. to the Northeast corner of the South being 2241 E. Claradge Avenue, Avon ROBERT W. GERMAINE AND PLACE SPECIFIED ABOVE. ANY CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT HOW Personal Representative: half of the Northeast quarter of the Park, Florida; and legally described as PERSON WHO MIGHT WISH TO APPEAL By: /s/ Chrystal K Williams /s/ Debra Ann Dziedzik Northeast quarter of said Section 31, follows: ANY DECISION MADE BY THIS COM- Deputy Clerk you can place a Debra Ann Dziedzic said corner being a point on the West Lots 5 through 10, inclusive, and Lots If you are a person with a disability MITTEE/GROUP, IN PUBLIC HEARING PICTURE 5127 Lime Road line of said Section 32; thence South 35 through 40, inclusive, of Blovk V who needs any accommodation in OR MEETING IS HEREBY ADVISED Sebring, FL 33875 00°39'45" East along the common line and Lots 2 through 6, inclusive, less order to participate in this proceeding, of your item THAT HE OR SHE WILL NEED A you are entitled, at no cost to you, to Attorney for Personal Representative: between said Sections 31 and 32 a dis- the East 25 feet of Lot 2, Block W, and RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS, AND the provision of certain assistance. for sale /s/ David M. McDonald tance of 663.39 feet to the Point of Be- contiguous closed and vacated road- THAT, FOR SUCH PURPOSE, HE OR Please contact the Office of the Court in your David M. McDonald ginning. way adjoining the aforedescribed lots Administrator, (941) 534-4690, within SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A Fla. Bar No. 844380 of Lakemont Estates, according to the two (2) working days of publication of classified ad! VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEED- P.O. Box 669122 BOA 1826 – The Board of Adjustment Plat thereof, as recorded in Plat Book this Notice of Sale; if you are hearing INGS IS MADE, WHICH RECORD WILL or voice impaired, call TDD (941) 534- Miami, FL 33166-9428 will consider a Special Exception to 2, Page 128, of the Public Records of INCLUDE THE TESTIMONY AND EVI- 7777 or Florida Relay Service (800) MOBILE HOMES 305-643-5313 allow the extraction of sand, removing Highlands County, Florida. DENCE UPON WHICH SUCH APPEAL IS 955-8770. FOR SALE 305-643-4990 - fax of earth or topsoil, within the area de- Any person or persons interested or af- S13.261.60 TO BE BASED. [email protected] scribed as follows: An approximate fected by this change are invted to at- Oct. 29; Nov. 5, 2018 1090 THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AND October 22, 29, 2018 33.00-acre portion of the 200-acre par- tend this hearing. You may submit THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION- cel located on the north side of SR 70 comments in writing to the attention of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ERS OF HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FOR HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA W, west of Old SR 8, between Lake Linda Conrad, Zoning Supervisor, 501 FLORIDA, DOES NOT DISCRIMINATE You Save Selling Mobile Homes~ PROBATE DIVISION Placid and Lake Annie; the address South Commerce Avenue, Sebring, UPON THE BASIS OF ANY INDIVIDUAL’S $500 in 55+park on Dinner File No. PC 18-484 being 25 Pump Road, Lake Placid, Florida 33870, or you may call Division Probate DISABILITY STATUS. THIS NON-DIS- Big Bucks Lake; RV Spaces for rent also. Florida; and legally described as fol- (863)402-6638, for further infor- IN RE: ESTATE OF CRIMINATORY POLICY INVOLVES 863-273-2874 lows: mation. Please reference the above NANCY I. PENCE EVERY ASPECT OF THE BOARD’S Shopping Deceased. hearing nmuber when calling or wrting. Sebring~ 2+bonus room/1.5 NOTICE TO CREDITORS FUNCTIONS, INCLUDING ONE’S AC- The east 600 feet of the south 2,430 Classifieds! (Summary Administration) CESS TO, PARTICIPATION, EMPLOY- feet of the 200-acre parcel described Classifieds! bath, spacious & furnished! TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS MENT OR TREATMENT IN ITS Newly remodeled, kit. w/ss ap- above for CPA-18-555LS. ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE IN- OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE PROGRAMS OR ACTIVITIES. ANYONE NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Macklin pliances. No HOA, on own land. VITED TO ATTEND. ESTATE: REQUIRING REASONABLE ACCOMMO- Transport gives Notice of Foreclosure $67k obo. 3534 Illinois Ave., Recommendations of the Planning and ALL INTERESTED PERSONS MAY AP- You are hereby notified that a Peti- DATION AS PROVIDED FOR IN THE of Lien and intent to sell these vehicles close to Walmart. tion for Summary Administration has Zoning Commission and Local Planning PEAR AND BE HEARD AT THE TIME Call for AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT on 11/9/2018 at 8:00 AM at 1002 W been filed in the estate of NANCY I. Agency regarding Hearing Number AND PLACE SPECIFIED ABOVE. ANY House Showing Appoint- OR SECTION 286.26, FLORIDA Cornell St, Avon Park, FL 33825 pur- PENCE, deceased, File Number PC CPA-18-555LS will be submitted to the PERSON WHO MIGHT WISH TO APPEAL ment. See Zillow.com for pic- 18-484, with the Circuit Court for STATUTES, SHOULD CONTACT MS. suant to subsection 713.78 of the Board of County Commissioners for ANY DECISION MADE BY THIS COM- HIGHLANDS County, Florida, Probate PAMELA ROGERS, ADA COORDINATOR, Florida Statutes. Macklin Transport re- tures. 863-835-1483 final action at public hearing on the MITTEE/GROUP, IN PUBLIC HEARING Division, the address of which is 430 AT 863-402-6509 (VOICE), VIA serves the right to accept or reject any S. Commerce Avenue, Sebring, Flori- 18th day of December, 2018, begin- OR MEETING IS HEREBY ADVISED Snow Bird special 35’ T.T. w/35’ FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE 711, OR BY and/or all bids. da 33870; that the decedent's date of ning at 9:00 a.m., or as soon there- THAT HE OR SHE WILL NEED A enclosed Fla room, just remod- E-MAIL: [email protected]. RE- JTDDR32T330159356 death was August 28, 2018; that the after as possible, in the County RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS, AND total value of the estate is approxi- QUEST FOR CART OR INTERPRETER 2003 TOYOTA CELICA GT eled, shed. Small clean park Commissioners’ Board Room, High- THAT, FOR SUCH PURPOSE, HE OR mately $55,000.00 (a petition for SERVICES SHOULD BE MADE AT October 29, 2018 South Sebring, 231-218-1585. lands County Government Center Build- SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A exemption will be filed requesting an LEAST 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE TO Order Determining Homestead Status ing, 600 South Commerce Avenue, VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEED- PERMIT COORDINATION OF THE SERV- of Real Property be entered exempting Sebring, Florida. INGS IS MADE, WHICH RECORD WILL ICE. such asset as the decedent’s home- INCLUDE THE TESTIMONY AND EVI- stead at her time of death) and that ONE OR MORE COUNTY COMMISSION- A copy of this notice is available for DENCE UPON WHICH SUCH APPEAL IS the names and addresses of those to ERS MAY BE PRESENT AT THE MEET- public inspection during regular busi- TO BE BASED. whom it has been assigned by such ING. order are: ness hours in the Office of the Clerk of THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AND Rick Ingler, Chairman Name Address the Board of County Commissioners at THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION- Oct. 29; Nov. 3, 2018 JOHN E. WYANT, SR. the Highlands County Government Cen- ERS OF HIGHLANDS COUNTY, 1511 Mulberry Avenue NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ter, 590 South Commerce Avenue, Se- FLORIDA, DOES NOT DISCRIMINATE Lake Placid, FL 33852 bring, Florida 33870. The proposed BRANDI MILLS NOTICE OF LAND USE CHANGE UPON THE BASIS OF ANY INDIVIDUAL’S Ordinance and Resolution may be in- 451 Willow Run AND NOTICE OF DISABILITY STATUS. THIS NON-DIS- Lakeland, FL 33813 SPECIAL EXCEPTION spected by the public at the Highlands CRIMINATORY POLICY INVOLVES NOW HIRING: JEFFREY J. DEHAYES HEARING NOS. CPA-18-555LS County Zoning Department, 501 South EVERY ASPECT OF THE BOARD’S 8040 Shelborne Drive Commerce Avenue, Sebring, Florida Pantry, Line Cooks, Servers, Granite Bay, CA 95746 AND BOA 1826 FUNCTIONS, INCLUDING ONE’S AC- 33870, between the hours of 8:00 CESS TO, PARTICIPATION, EMPLOY- MELISSA J. PATE a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Bartenders, Hosts and Experienced 1462 Rudder Cove YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a MENT OR TREATMENT IN ITS Wellington, FL 33414 PUBLIC HEARING will be held before Friday, except holidays. Inquiries or PROGRAMS OR ACTIVITIES. ANYONE ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTI- the Highlands County Planning and written testimony should be directed to REQUIRING REASONABLE ACCOMMO- Floor Manager FIED THAT: Zoning Commission, Local Planning Linda Conrad, Zoning Supervisor, at DATION AS PROVIDED FOR IN THE All creditors of the estate of the Apply in Person between 2-4 pm Agency, and the Board of Adjustment this address or by phone at (863) 402- AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT decedent and persons having claims 6638. Photocopies may be obtained or demands against the estate of the on the 13th day of November, 2018, OR SECTION 286.26, FLORIDA Only at 3101Golfview Rd., Sebring decedent other than those for whom beginning at 3:00 p.m., or as soon at this location for fifteen cents ($0.15) STATUTES, SHOULD CONTACT MS. provision for full payment was made in thereafter as possible, in the County per page. Please reference the PAMELA ROGERS, ADA COORDINATOR, or Email Resume to: the Order of Summary Administration Commissioners’ Board Room, Amendment Number when calling or AT 863-402-6509 (VOICE), VIA must file their claims with this court [email protected] Highlands County Government writing. FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE 711, OR BY WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET adno=3622655-1 FORTH IN FLORIDA STATUTES Center Building, 600 South Com- E-MAIL: [email protected]. RE- SSOS B6 | HIGHLANDS NEWS-SUN | October 29, 2018 www.highlandsnewssun.com

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Lake Placid CASH Busy ASC looking for a team HARDEE COUNTY Oaks at Avon Lake Placid 2/2/1 player to work within our UTILITIES (HCUD) for Your Home! Enclosed pool, furnished, on Business Department. Must Readers Choice Award Rapid Closing; Any canal, 6 mo. @ $1,350/mo be dependable and willing to Seeking FL dual licensed Facility learn. Please Fax Resume Condition. Must have inclusive. 970-947-9753 Water/Water Waste operator: ★ HIRING LPNs ★ to: 863-471-6834 Maintenance Technician ★Senior Utilities Operator Full-Time & Part-Time sufficient equity. Ken Flynn Management (“A” & “B” lic’s.) - $23.78- Career Advancement 863-441-2689 Studio/Kitchenette~On FIELD SUPERVISORS Corporation has an excellent $32.78/hr + benefits; or, golf course w/ pool. Inc. all Farmer needs 2 Field Supervi- opportunity at our Thornbury ★Utility Operator II Opportunities utilities. No pets. Background sors to provide supervision to Apartment community for a (“B/B” lic’s) $21.51-$29.65/hr Highly Competitve Salaries check. 863-451-2232 crew members in the farm la- PT Maintenance person, 25 + benefits; or, All Eligible Applicants will be borer/hand harvester position, hrs. per week. Responsible ★Utility Operator I Interviewed Directly Winter season 2BR/1BT fur- 11-25-18 to 06-10-19. The em- for entry level duties such as (“C/C” lic’s) $20.55-$28.33/hr Apply at 1010 US Hwy 27 nished for rent in Sebring. Elec- ployer is Dunson Harvesting, basic plumbing, appliance re- + benefits. N., Avon Park or fax CASH Inc. and workers will be paid pair, carpentry, painting, etc. tric/water/cable incl. Close to resume to Tammy Padilla $12.50 - $14.00 per hour de- Apply in person at 31 shopping. 407-969-1864. Performing and organizing de- at 863-453-5308 For Your Home pending on experience. Work- Chelsea St. Lake Placid, partment O&M. Water & WW site is located in Floral City, call 863-465-4526 FL operator licenses, or for ALL AREAS COMMERCIAL Florida. One month agricultural or send resume to UOII/SUO can obtain both “B” RENTAL harvesting experience is re- [email protected] or higher within one year. Mark: 954-612-8585 1392 quired. Employer will guarantee the opportunity for work for the Learn to Drive a Truck See complete descriptions hourly equivalent of 3/4 of the Get your Commercial Driver's at www.hardeecounty.net with HOMES FOR RENT hours of the work period. The License today at South applications to: HR, 205 1210 2 Unit Commercial Building employer will provide the work Florida State College. Hanchey Rd, Wauchula, FL on Kenilworth Blvd., Sebring. tools, supplies and equipment at Scholarships are available to 33873. 863-773-2161. Filled 1300 sf w/office & large bay no cost to the worker. Housing eligible participants. as needed and based on qual- garage (avail. Nov. 15) will be provided for individual ifications. EOE-F/M/V $1,000/mo. Second unit: workers outside normal com- 863-784-7033 Lakefront Home 1500 sf w/lrg offices & large muting distance. For workers Highlands 2000 sf home $1,000/mo bay garage (avail. Dec. 1) residing beyond normal com- Seize the sales 1yr lease, NO PETS. $1,200/mo. First & last mo. muting distances, reasonable with Classified! Urgent Care 863-382-2221 w/security & min. 2-yr lease. transportation and subsistence Great units for service busi- expenses to the worksite will be HARVESTERS NEEDED Open Position: ness. Call 863-441-2832 provided or paid by the em- Harvester needs 48 temporary Apartments & Houses workers to cultivate and harvest Full-Time Physician or 863-382-6111. ployer after completion of 50% for Rent in Highlands of the work period. Apply for EVENT FACILITATOR (FT) citrus, 11-28-18 to 5-28-19. County Starting at $450 this job at the Florida One-Stop Application deadline: 11/4/18. The employer is VCH Manage- Email Resume: Pet Friendly! Career Center office located For details and to apply visit ment, Inc. Workers will be paid kadelberg@ Call Mike 863-243-9191 at 683 South Adolph Point http://sfsc.interviewexchange.com $11.29 per hour depending on www.Mylakeplacid.com Lecanto, FL 34461. (352) 249- 863-784-7132. work location and piece rate(s) tcmahealthcare.com 3278 using job listing number EA/EO VET’S PREF. may be offered depending on FL10803671. crop activity, but will be guaran- Sebring *Liberty Star Plaza* teed $11.29 per hour rate. ★ RN Nursing ★ 3000-18,000 sqft; Built out. Lykes Citrus Division Worksites are located in DeSoto Supervisor US 27 Near SR 66. Great and Hardee counties, Florida. Mixture of 7-3, 3-11 Shifts Medical, School, Real Es- Full-Time Equipment FT Truck Driver~Avon Park Employer will guarantee the op- Apply in person at Florida tate space! 863-471-0663 Operator: HS Diploma or GED; 1 yr verifi- portunity for work for the hourly Mentor, Avon Park Cluster, able experience & CDL “A” cur- equivalent of 3/4 of the hours of 55 W. College Dr., Avon Park. Duties include performing gen- the work period. The employer Contact Angelina or Vanessa Sun N Lake Golf Community LOTS & ACREAGE eral grove activities (mowing, rent DOT certificate required. 3/2/2 All Remodeled! $18/hr Must pass background will provide the tools necessary 863-453-0186 spraying, herbiciding, fertiliz- to perform the described job du- Immediate Occupancy 1500 ing), service grove equipment; check. Call 800-929-2715 thementornetwork.com $1250/mo 305-873-4512 ask for Mike Solis or Rob Dague ties without charge to the performing hand labor tasks worker. 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Apply CLASSIFIEDS 2000 for this job at the Florida One- This position requires a State ★ Stop Career Center office lo- Cooks, Waitresses, of Florida issued CDL type A TO WORK Sebring American Properties Bartenders, Pastry Chef, cated at 2160 Northeast Roan Multi houses for rent avail Nov. Kitchen Manager. or B driver license with a clean Avenue, Arcadia, FL 34266 FOR YOU! 1; 4/2; 3/2; 2/2. Main rental ★ FT/PT; Experience preferred driving record. Staring pay for (863)-993-1008 using job listing company in Sun ‘n Lakes, Se- Must Be Reliable & CDL Licensed employee with number FL10804176. Self-Motivated bring. Call 786-457-3223 clean driving record, agree- MEDICAL FIND A JOB! ★ Competitive Wages!! able to performing all tasks in ★ BUY A HOME! CONDOS/VILLAS EMPLOYMENT Start Immediately the job description as needed 2030 FOR RENT Email resume to: is $12.40 per hour for up to BUY A CAR! 1240 HELP WANTED [email protected] four CDL licensed employees. Interviews: Tues–Thurs Vacation, sick leave, family 2001 10am–2pm at 3601 Placid RN WEEKEND MANAGER Lakes Blvd., Lake Placid death leave benefits. State re- tirement benefits transferable Royal Care of Avon Park cur- Lake Placid~ 1/1/Den rently has a part-time position to or from any other job in the available for a Register Nurse On Lake McCoy Experienced full-time Auto Rent or Lease option! Florida State Retirement sys- to work every other weekend Parts Person- computer liter- tem. Interested parties should as the facility Weekend Nurse ate, able to multi task, ability ★ F/T Medical Payment 863-840-2199 submit applications and re- Manager. For more details to locate and stock parts, in- Posting/Accounts please contact Temeka ventory control, able to lift sumes as stated on website. Receivable Janitorial Staff Member http://www.lakeplacidfl.net/ Hipps, DON at 863-453- DUPLEXES 30+ pounds and clean driving Experience Required 6674. 1213 W Stratford Rd., record. Apply in person: Ben We are looking for a depend- bulletin/employment.html Benefits Available FOR RENT able hard working team mem- Avon Park. EOE, DFWP, M/F. Hill Griffin, 700 S Scenic Hwy Submit resume to: 1300 Frostproof. EOE ber. Applicants must be able to pass a background check & ALL APPLICATIONS MAY gechevarria@ random drug screening. Full- BE SUBMITTED TO: Town floridajointspine.com Lake Placid- 2/2 Tile Floors, time employment: M–F 8am– of Lake Placid, 311 West W/D hook-up, CHA, $575/mo NEED CASH? 5pm Starting salary: $9.50/hr Interlake Boulevard, Lake Full-Time 3p-11p plus 1st & last. 137 Lincoln Job duties are mostly out- Placid, Fl. 33852 Ave. NE, Placid Lakes. doors, servicing a 4-story Position building and include: OR EMAILED TO 561-252-6276 [email protected]. LPN or RN Unit Manager/ ★ 24 bed Intermediate care Care Team Manager Lake Placid~ recently reno- Use of a backpack blower facility for the developmental 3x’s weekly to blow exterior The Town of Lake Placid is an “Equal vated duplex 2/1, tile floors. disabled. Low patient ratio walkways, parking areas, all Employment Opportunity” employer RN/LPN–Long Term Care $750 +1st, last & sec. 863- Dynamic Team Environment! 381-3800 or 305-781-0007 common areas; & “Drug Free Work Environment.” ★ ★ Sign On Bonus ★ Genpak LLC, a leading manu- ★ Dust, clean, and/or spot Essential Criteria: facturer of disposable food- Current Florida RN/LPN li- wash railings, walkways, Full-Time Receptionist ★ Rewarding Work APARTMENTS service packaging, is seeking doors, window sills, light fix- Needed for Busy Professional cense; Demonstrated interper- FOR RENT to fill the following positions tures, walls and 36 slip boat Insurance office in Sebring. HS sonal & written communication Environment 1320 in our Sebring plant. dock daily; diploma, computer and phone skills; Experience a plus but ★ Competitive ★ Empty and clean trash skills required. Bilingual a plus. will train. ★ Fax resume: 863-452-2223 Compensation and Packers rooms, ashtrays, etc.; Benefits package offered. Benefits! ★ Quality Inspectors ★ Clean, disinfect, polish, and Please email resumes to Attention to Angelina Cantera, Sebring Lake Front Condos ★ Forklift Drivers/CDL sanitize lobby, fitness center [email protected] DON; Apply Online at & Houses New kitchens; 1br ★ Electrician and pool rest rooms; thementornetwork.com Responsibilities: Apply in Person at Florida starting at $550; 2 br start- ★ Maintenance Mechanic ★ Cleaning of a lakefront Seasonal Outdoor Rec Tech ing at $675 1yr lease, NO ★ beach area weekly; Mentor, Avon Park Cluster, ● Supervise day-to-day nurs- Production Supervisor At Avon Park Air Force Range 55 E. College Dr., Avon Park. PETS. 863-382-2221 ★ ★ Use of a pressure washer ★ ing activities performed by Parts Administrative Asst. Bio, Govt or Sales exp. 863-453-0186 charge nurses & the certified ★ Reception/Accounting monthly as needed; preferred. ★ Other duties as assigned. ★ nursing assistants (CNA’s) on 9 mo position; $10/hr. their team. Sebring~ 1 bd, $450; 2/1, Visit: www.avonparkafr.net includes water, sewer & We offer a highly competitive ● Monitor resident care to compensation package, insur- Experience with the above job /jobs-at-apafr.html garbage. $625. First, last & duties is required. We will be ensure it meets the federal, sec No pets 800-743-2301 ance & retirement benefits. state & local standards, Apply in Person at 116 accepting resumes via email ONLY. Please no walk guidelines and regulations. Sebring~ New Completely Shicane Dr., Sebring, FL ● Assign tasks and evaluate 33870 & bring your resume. in’s as no one will be able to Find it in the Remodeled lrg 1bd & 2 bd: assist you. We will begin in- Oaks at Avon employee job performance. GenPak is an Equal Oportunity Readers Choice Award Facility ● Mentor, coach & support new kit cabinets, appliances, ce- Employer. terviewing the first week of Classifieds! ramic tile. Starting at $550/mo unit staff. Nov 2018. Please send HIRING RNs ★ w/1yr lease 863-588-0303 HARVESTERS NEEDED all resumes to: ★ New Wages ★ Supervision experience Harvester needs 332 temporary WORKERS NEEDED and long term care experi- workers to cultivate and harvest aroth@condominium Full-Time & Part-Time ence required. Must have cur- associates.com 36 workers needed for Sun Cit- Studio citrus, 11-25-18 to 06-15-19. rus Harvesting, Inc. for citrus Positions rent Florida RN/LPN License. The employer is Alta Citrus, harvesting from 12/05/18 to Flexible Shifts Available LLC. Workers will be paid NEED CASH? 6/01/19. Workers will be paid Career Advancement Join Our Team. Voted Apt $11.29 per hour depending on $0.90+ per 90 lb box, but will Best in Highlands County! work location and piece rate(s) Have A Garage Opportunities be guaranteed $11.29 per hour. All Eligible Applicants will be are offered depending on crop Sale! Job location is in Central Florida. Apply: activity, but will be guaranteed Interviewed Directly. This job opportunity is tempo- Apply at 1010 US Hwy at www.palmsofsebring.com $500 $11.29 per hour rate. Job loca- rary, 36 hours per week guaran- Email resume to: HARDEE CO. BOCC tion is in Polk, Highlands, Char- teeing at least 3/4 of the time 27 N., Avon Park or fax Avon Park/Sebring lotte, Hardee, Desoto, Hendry, PUBLIC WORKS DIVISION resume to Tammy Padilla [email protected] offered. Free housing is pro- or In Person at: 725 S. Pine Collier, Osceola, and Okee- at 863-453-5308 ★ vided to workers who cannot St., Sebring, FL 33872. 954-612-8585 chobee counties in Florida. Em- Automotive Mechanic reasonably return to their per- ployer will guarantee the (FL “A” or “B” CDL) $13.86- $19.11/hr. + ben. pkg. manent residence at the end of opportunity for work for the the work day. Transportation MOBILE HOMES ★ Equipment Operator CHILD/ADULT hourly equivalent of 3/4 of the and subsistence expenses to CARE NEEDED FOR RENT hours of the work period. The (FL DL) $11.41-$15.73/hr. the work site will be provided by employer will provide the tools + ben. pkg. 1340 ★ the employer upon completion 2090 necessary to perform the de- Bridge Worker I (FL of 50% of the work contract. OAKS AT AVON “B”CDL) $11.41-$15.73/hr. scribed job duties without Tools, equipment and supplies Readers Choice Award charge to the worker. Housing + ben. pkg. Lake Istokpoga~ (2) 2/1; ★ will be provided at no cost. Job Facility PT Driver & Adult Help will be provided for individual Parts/Warranty Technician order holding office is at 107 Needed~looking for driver for (1) 1/1 in adult park, with (FL DL) $10.93-$15.07/hr ◆ ◆ workers outside normal com- East Madison St., Tallahassee, HIRING CNAs errands & lgt housekeeping boat dock slip! $600 & up. muting distance. For workers +ben. pkg. FL 32399 job order 10811710 Full/Part-Time, all shifts 863-214-7369 residing beyond normal com- ★ Maintenance Worker II help. 863-214-8849 muting distances, reasonable (FL DL) $10.93-$15.07/hr.+ben ~ New Wages!! transportation and subsistence pkg Class A CDL GENERAL ROOMS FOR RENT expenses to the worksite will be Positions include 100% Truck Drivers ~ Benefits for FT!! provided or paid by the em- paid Health Insurance for Apply at 1010 Hwy 27N 2100 1360 Employee Coverage. Needed to haul citrus ployer after completion of 50% throughout Central FL. Avon Park or fax resume of the work period. Apply for Job descriptions @ to Tammy Padilla at this job at the Florida One-Stop www.hardeecounty.net Must have valid Class 863-453-5308 w/application. Submit: HR, A CDL lic. & clean Nursery Workers Needed Sebring~ with private bath, in- Career Center office located at 207 SW Park Street, Okee- 205 Hanchey Rd., driving record. For Ornamental Plant Nursery. cludes cable tv & shared Apply: Peace River Growers, chobee, FL 34974 (863) 462- Wauchula, FL 33873 EOE/Drug Free Workplace. kitchen. $250/mo. 863-773-2161. Inc., 3521 N. Nursery Rd., 5350 using job listing number Call 863-449-2090 FL10812428. Positions open until filled. 863-441-8323 Zolfo Springs, FL 33890. EOE www.highlandsnewssun.com October 29, 2018 | HIGHLANDS NEWS-SUN | B7

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PITTSBURGH SYNAGOGUE SHOOTING VICTIMS REMEMBERED: ‘The loss is incalculable’ By CLAUDIA LAUER, JENNIFER PELTZ and MARYCLAIRE DALE ASSOCIATED PRESS

PITTSBURGH — They were professors and accoun- tants, dentists and beloved doctors serving their local community. A day after the shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue that COURTESY OF DAVID left 11 dead, offi cials released DEFELICE VIA AP the names of the victims. The oldest of them was 97. The This undated photo provided by youngest was 54. They included David DeFelice shows DeFelice, a pair of brothers and a hus- left, and his friend Cecil Rosenthal. band and wife. Rosenthal was killed when a gunman Said Stephen Cohen, opened fi re at a Pittsburgh syna- co-president of New Light gogue on Saturday. Congregation: “The loss is incalculable.” MORE INSIDE Before synagogue shooting, Cecil and David Pittsburgh neighborhood had reputa- Rosenthal: ‘Sweet, tion as safe, welcoming enclave. gentle, caring men’ • See page 4 Cecil and David Rosenthal went through life together with paired with him in a buddies help from a disability-services AP PHOTO BY MATT ROURKE program. organization. And an important “He was a very gregarious part of the brothers’ lives was Gideon Murphy places a fl ower at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, Sunday. Robert Bowers, the suspect in person — loved being social, the Tree of Life synagogue, Saturday’s mass shooting at the synagogue, expressed hatred of Jews during the rampage and told offi cers afterward loved people. ... You could put that Jews were committing genocide and he wanted them all to die, according to charging documents made public where they never missed a him any situation, and he’d Sunday. Saturday’s services, people who make it work,” chatting about knew them say. said in a statement. who were among the 11 killed Park — a regional restaurant the weather or asking students “If they were here, they Achieva provides help with in Saturday’s deadly shooting. chain known for its smiley-face about their parents and talking would tell you that is where daily living, employment and They lived semi-independently, cookies — even a trip to the about his own, says DeFelice. they were supposed to be,” other needs, and the organi- and Cecil was a person who Duquesne University dining And when DeFelice Chris Schopf, a vice president zation had worked for years was up for all sorts of activi- hall, recalls David DeFelice, of the organization Achieva, with Cecil, 59, and David, 54, ties: a concert, lunch at Eat ‘n a Duquesne senior who was LOSS | 4 How a 2-star Army general took charge of a broken city McQueen started the job just two weeks before Hurricane Michael destroyed the area

By TAMARA LUSH all of Panama City’s water, his experience was from the ASSOCIATED PRESS sewer, electric and cell military. When McQueen services were wiped out. accepted the job six months PANAMA CITY, Fla. — Despite McQueen having ago, he asked the commis- Mark McQueen’s sand-col- no municipal experience sion for a grace period to ored combat boots have and having been on the wrap up his military service walked the ground during job only two weeks, city and end his civilian job as many disasters. leaders say he’s exactly the a church’s business admin- Afghanistan. man they need for the long istrator. There was another Iraq. recovery ahead. pressing matter, too. Florida’s Panama City. “I believe the Lord “There was a gentleman The two-star general had sent him,” Panama City who needed a kidney,” he no sooner retired from the Commissioner Billy Rader says casually. Army and started his job as said. “God knew this was That’s right. In the last city manager for this Gulf going to happen before we four months, McQueen has Coast community when it did.” retired from the military, was slammed by a category The 58-year-old was a started a new job, helped AP PHOTO 4 hurricane. Hurricane rare choice when commis- coordinate one of the Michael became the most sioners picked him out of a largest hurricane responses In this Oct. 24 photo, Panama City manager Mark McQueen poses for a photo near devastating hurricane to hit candidate pool of 80 peo- an area destroyed by Hurricane Michael in Panama City. The retired two-star general Florida in decades. Almost ple, and not just because GENERAL | 3 started his new job two weeks before the storm. Enough is enough: Fed-up Americans crave unity amid violence By CLAIRE GALOFARO Soros. One delivered to over dinner. the nation collectively congressman at a base- talking heads had already and MARGERY A. BECK CNN. More to former As authorities inter- considers how poisonous ball practice, the white backed into the usual ASSOCIATED PRESS President Barack Obama, cepted more than a dozen the political culture has supremacist rally that corners. Both parties Hillary Clinton and other pipe bombs addressed to become and decides to turned deadly in Virginia, blamed the other, and the LOUISVILLE, Ky. — She prominent political fi g- President Donald Trump’s turn the other way. the recent ricin scare- president called for unity, fl ipped through televi- ures villainized by those most ardent critics — and “If this isn’t it, I’d hate letters mailed to Trump then again described sion channels and radio on the right — a bizarre then, on Saturday, as to think about what it and other top members liberals and the media as stations, scanning from plot unfolding just ahead news broke of yet another will take,” said Parker of his administration. villains. The hope Parker conservative to liberal of the midterm election mass shooting in America as she cast her ballot in On Friday, authorities had that this might be a media, searching for any that will decide which — political scientists early voting last week in arrested a suspect in the turning point faded. sign that the polarized party controls Congress. and ordinary citizens Louisville, Kentucky. bomb probe — a 56-year- Then came the nation had fi nally reached “It’s like our country is observed again that The mail-bomb plot old registered Republican shooting at a Pittsburgh its tipping point. becoming ‘The Hunger rabid partisanship had is merely the latest in a and Trump enthusiast synagogue that claimed For days, Elisa Karem Games,’” Parker, who devolved to the point of series of stunning attacks who “appears to be a par- 11 lives, an attack likely Parker had been seeing considers herself squarely acts of violent extremism. to test how much political tisan,” Attorney General to cause ugly partisan updates in the news: A in the middle of the Many wonder whether animosity Americans Jeff Sessions said when debates over gun control, pipe bomb sent to liberal political divide, told her this latest spasm might are willing to accept: the asked about motive. By political donor George husband and teenage son be the moment that shooting of a Republican then, politicians and VIOLENCE | 3

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Hollywood Commissioner … Both (dispensaries) — Authorities say an Fla. –– Nearly two years 2017 left cities with two “The state didn’t put Traci Callari. “Once you run a very professional airline pilot was arrested after Florida voters options: ban dispensaries the right regulations in open the door to one, you organization.” at a Florida airport after a overwhelmingly approved outright, or regulate their place,” said Lake Worth open the door to many. Margate City loaded gun was found in medical marijuana, some locations to the same de- Mayor Pam Triolo. The last thing we need in Commissioner Lesa his carry-on suitcase. cities’ temporary stops to gree that pharmacies are Perhaps Lake Worth Hollywood is a medical Peerman predicted that The News-Press cannabis businesses have regulated, which in most allowed them too quickly, marijuana dispensary on state rules eventually reports Brian Andrew turned into outright bans. cases means allowing he said. “It put us in a every corner.” will broaden marijuana’s Machtemes of Temporary bans them in all commercial very tricky predicament.” Also, some cities have legality to render the Minnetonka, Minnesota, in Boca Raton, Coral districts. The only restric- Nearly two years since argued that people can dispensary bans moot. was arrested Friday Springs, Margate, tion is that they must be voters said they wanted have marijuana delivered She belongs to a Florida at Southwest Florida Tamarac and Pembroke at least 500 feet from a medical marijuana, some delivery if they need it. League of Cities commit- International Airport. Pines have become public or private school. cities have just recently Under that reasoning, tee that supports legisla- A Lee County Port permanent, effectively In addition to the started moving toward dispensaries shouldn’t tion that would give cities Authority arrest report keeping dispensaries out places where temporary allowing dispensaries or open in every town. more regulation over says the 54-year-old Sun of certain communities bans have become tip-toeing toward more Because marijuana is marijuana shops. That Country Airlines pilot and drawing concerns permanent, other cit- conversations about still illegal under federal would give cities more was arrested when a from medical marijuana’s ies that ban them are whether to allow them. regulations, banking latitude than the two cur- Transportation Security proponents. They join at Delray Beach, Highland — Sunrise in August and credit cards can’t rent options, to ban them Administration agent least seven other South Beach, Hillsboro Beach, voted to allow them, after be involved. Medical or regulate them no more found a loaded pistol in Florida cities with bans. Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, approving numerous marijuana is a cash-only than regular commercial his suitcase. Benjamin Pollara, who Royal Palm Beach, 120-day moratoriums business, which is widely pharmacies. The report says was a political consultant Sea Ranch Lakes and that were extended again regarded as a magnet for Deerfield Beach Machtemes has a permit in the 2014 and 2016 Southwest Ranches. and again. crime. Commissioner Todd to carry the gun in referendums to allow Of the 64 dispensa- — Hollywood City But authorities say Drosky said he’s already Minnesota, but that it medical marijuana, said ries in Florida, 11 have Commission last month there haven’t been hearing from his constit- wasn’t valid in Florida. city governments are opened across South unanimously agreed to problems in some com- uents uncertain about a The TSA allows subverting the will of Florida, with three in allow them after an initial munities where they’ve third dispensary that’s in unloaded firearms in the people. More than Broward County, three review. The final approval opened. Palm Beach the pipeline to open in his locked containers only as 70 percent of Florida in Palm Beach County is expected soon. County Sheriff’s Capt. city. Deerfield embraced checked baggage. voters in 2016 agreed that and five in Miami-Dade — Boca Raton’s leaders Todd Baer in Lake Worth dispensaries, refusing Airline spokeswoman medical patients with County, according to the agreed on Monday to said no crimes have been to make its initial ban Kirsten Wenker con- certain illnesses should state Health Department hold another workshop reported at Lake Worth’s on them permanent, in firmed Machtemes is a have access to medical records. on the issue in the com- two dispensaries. And spite of some asking city pilot but declined further marijuana. Even Lake Worth, the ing months. there only have been leaders to wait and see. comment, citing privacy “You’ve got the biggest first South Florida city City leaders have three or four calls for The dispensaries, he reasons. Machtemes population center in to have a dispensary, is complained they’ve had service because of reports said, “have only opened was released on $5,000 the state and patient rolling up the welcome limited options after the of suspicious people. recently — so I’m not bond. Jail records didn’t access has been seriously mat, not wanting to Legislature passed guide- “Most of my fears have ready to play judge and show whether he had an limited by these local attract more than its fair lines for the dispensaries. been allayed,” Baer told jury yet.” attorney. 99-year-old Florida man dies Some Sessions allies hope White House allows graceful exit in crash WASHINGTON (AP) WEYERS CAVE, — Sensing that Jeff Va. (AP) — Police Sessions’ days at the are investigating the Justice Department may Virginia interstate crash be numbered, some of of a minivan driven by a his supporters want the 99-year-old Florida man White House to allow who died at the scene. for a graceful exit for an Virginia State Police attorney general they be- say the single-vehicle lieve has dutifully carried crash occurred in the out the administration’s southbound lanes of agenda even while endur- Interstate 81 in Augusta ing the president’s fury. County. A police It seems unlikely that spokeswoman said efforts to soften a pos- Sunday that Lester P. sible dismissal after the White of Hobe Sound, Nov. 6 midterm election Florida, was traveling would find sympathy in alone. the White House, where Police say White’s President Donald Trump’s minivan ran off the rage remains unabated right side of the inter- over the attorney general’s state Saturday after- recusal from the Russia in- noon, crossed back on vestigation. A hand-picked the southbound lanes successor could theoreti- and ran off the right cally oversee the rest of the side of the interstate, probe in place of Deputy striking a guardrail and Attorney General Rod two highway signs. Rosenstein. The police release says White wasn’t wearing But some supporters AP PHOTO say they hope that if a seatbelt and was and when Sessions is Attorney General Jeff Sessions pauses before speaking about the arrest of Cesar Sayoc, 56, of Aventura, Fla., in the package bomb partially ejected from replaced, his record as case, during a news conference at the Department of Justice, Friday, in Washington. the vehicle. senator and attorney a longtime “admirer” of sweeping changes at offered his resignation, are divided between those general will be recognized Sessions, said he would the Justice Department but it was rejected. He has who support firing him $688M Powerball and not overwhelmed be open to serving as an once the midterms have been widely viewed as immediately and those by Trump’s attacks, or intermediary if asked concluded. determined to stay in the who regard him as loyal to jackpot is that the administration between the White House He told The Associated job because he believes their cause, protective of 4th-largest will at least respect the and Sessions supporters. Press this month that he in Trump’s agenda, which their ideals and propelling lottery win Justice Department by “He deserves a graceful was “not thrilled” with largely mirrors his own Trump’s agenda. Gingrich, guaranteeing a smooth exit. His career deserves Sessions but made no interests, and reluctant to for instance, calls the (AP) — Two winning transition. a strong conclusion,” commitment to dismiss leave a job for which he recusal “inexcusable” even tickets were sold A scenario advocated said Gingrich, who him. gave up a Senate seat. as he professes admiration in Saturday night’s by at least one Sessions called Sessions “a strong If Trump were to wait, For more than a year, for Sessions. Powerball drawing ally, former Cincinnati conservative who has it would not be out of Trump has repeatedly The ground appears to to win a $688 million Mayor Ken Blackwell, done strong work at the deference to Sessions, polled advisers as to have softened recently jackpot, which marks would allow him to Department of Justice.” but rather because the whether he should fire after some influential the fourth-largest remain on the job until Sessions, who has White House would be Sessions. Some of his Republicans, including lottery grand prize January and be permitted publicly acknowledged the managing the fallout closest aides, including Sen. Lindsey Graham, ever in U.S. history. to resign on his own president’s displeasure, from the midterms and attorney Rudy Giuliani, suggested Trump would A look at the 5 largest then rather than be fired has plowed forward with preparing for a pair of have counseled him not to have the right, after the U.S. jackpots that immediately after the the conventional duties presidential overseas trips do so, at least not yet. elections, to select a have been won and midterms. Blackwell said of the job, including a in November, according to The case that Sessions’ replacement he trusted. the states where the allies have made their regular calendar of events the official. protectors outlined to Smith said one way winning tickets were case to administration and announcements. On Sessions’ decision to Trump largely consists of Trump could enable a sold: officials that Sessions has Friday, he spoke first at the recuse remains his original three components: respectful exit would be for 1. $1.586 billion, successfully pushed the Justice Department news sin in Trump’s eyes. Trump — Firing Sessions, a the White House to craft Powerball, Jan. 13, 2016 president’s core priorities, a smooth succession plan conference announcing has fumed that Sessions witness in special counsel (three tickets, from including on illegal im- and allow Sessions to be the arrest of a mail-bomb has not done more to pro- Robert Mueller’s investi- California, Florida, migration, and deserves tect his personal interests gation of obstruction of part of the process. suspect in Florida. Tennessee) some sort of recognition and has vented about justice, would add legal Ed Meese, a Reagan The president, though 2. $1.537 billion, from the White House mindful that Sessions what he sees as Sessions’ peril to his standing in the administration attorney Mega Millions, Oct. 23, that “he has more than a remains popular among failure to get a handle on Russia probe. general and Sessions 2018 (one ticket, South passing grade.” much of his base, would immigration and his lack — Doing so would anger friend, said he wasn’t “It is not unknown, seem unlikely to sign of emphasis on combating the president’s political thinking about Sessions’ Carolina) from anyone from John off on a plan to extend transnational criminal base, which Trump cares departure because “I 3. $758.7 million, Kelly to Jared Kushner, that Sessions’ time in office, organizations. deeply about, especially don’t want to see him Powerball, Aug. 23, there is a base of support,” according to a White Cameron Smith, a for- before the midterms. fired at all.” 2017 (one ticket, from said Blackwell, referring House official and an out- mer Sessions Senate aide, — A number of “I think he’s taken it Massachusetts) to Trump’s chief of staff side adviser familiar with said, “The idea that this Republican senators would with grace,” Meese said 4. $687.8 million, and son-in-law. “A portion Trump’s thinking but not gets better — they stand rebel against the treatment of Sessions’ response to Powerball, Oct. 27, 2018 of that base is ready to authorized to publicly dis- next to each other and sing of a longtime colleague Trump’s anger. “What he (two tickets, from Iowa continue advocacy for his cuss private conversations. common praises — I just and potentially not hold is recused from is less and New York) service.” Trump has repeatedly had don’t see anybody looking confirmation hearings for than 1 percent of the 5. $656 million, Mega Newt Gingrich, a former to be talked out of firing at that seriously.” a replacement if the GOP department and he has Millions, March 30, Republican House speaker Sessions before November After being berated by holds onto the Senate. done an outstanding job 2012 (three tickets, who is close to the White and has signaled to allies Trump over the recusal Blackwell, the Sessions in everything he’s done in from Kansas, Illinois House and calls himself that he wants to make decision last year, Sessions friend, said conservatives the department.” and Maryland) The Sun | Monday, October 29, 2018 NATION/WORLD www.yoursun.com E/N/C Page 3 IBM set to acquire North Carolina-based Red Hat in $34B deal By GARY D. ROBERTSON Red Hat shareholder and Red Hat’s headquarters Linux, a key component ASSOCIATED PRESS regulatory approval and in Raleigh, where it has of Red Hat’s software should be completed in more than 2,000 em- distribution system. RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — the latter half of 2019. ployees in a downtown “Today’s announce- IBM announced Sunday Ginni Rometty, IBM’s office building, as well ment is the evolution it will acquire North chairman, president and as maintain Red Hat’s of our long-standing Carolina-based open- CEO, says the acquisition “facilities, brands and partnership,” Rometty source software company would make IBM the practices.” said. Red Hat in a $34 billion world’s No. 1 hybrid cloud Red Hat started in In an email to Red stock deal that the provider — that’s when 1993, with its headquar- Hat employees, Red Hat technology and consult- companies use a mix ters previously on the president and CEO Jim ing giant’s chief executive AP PHOTO of on-site, private and North Carolina State Whitehurst said the com- says will advance the third-party public cloud University campus. pany will be a “distinct company to the next step In this April 26, 2017, file photo, the IBM logo is displayed on services. Today it has 12,600 unit within IBM” and in cloud computing. the IBM building in Midtown Manhattan, in New York. IBM “The acquisition of Red workers worldwide in that he’ll report directly announced Sunday, it will acquire North Carolina-based open- IBM and Raleigh-based Hat is a game-changer. more than 35 countries. to Rometty. Red Hat said in a joint source software company Red Hat in a $34 billion stock deal that the technology and consulting giant’s chief executive says It changes everything The two companies “Our unwavering com- statement that IBM will advance the company to the next step in cloud computing. about the cloud market,” called the acquisition a mitment to open source would buy all Red Hat Rometty said in the news logical step after they’ve innovation remains common shares at $190 release. worked together for 20 unchanged,” Whitehurst apiece — 63 percent price Friday. The two approved by their respec- The two companies years, saying IBM served said in the email text above Red Hat’s closing companies said the deal, tive boards, is subject to said IBM intends to keep as an early supporter of released by the company. Brazil elects far-right congressman Bolsonaro to presidency SAO PAULO (AP) — Jair and almost died. getting 46 percent of the vote Bolsonaro respect Brazil’s Bolsonaro, a brash far-right “I was never alone. I always to Haddad’s 29 percent in the democracy. congressman who has waxed felt the presence of God and first round of voting on Oct. 7, In a highly unusual moment nostalgic for Brazil’s old the force of the Brazilian when 13 contenders were on the earlier Sunday, the chief military dictatorship, won the people,” he said. ballot. Opinion polls in recent justice of the Supreme Court, presidency of Latin America’s Bolsonaro, who ran on prom- weeks had him leading by as Jose Dias Toffoli, read out part largest nation Sunday as voters ises to clean up Brazil and bring much as 18 percentage points, of the Constitution to report- looked past warnings that he back “traditional values,” said but the race tightened in the ers after he voted. would erode democracy and he would respect the constitu- last few days. Several Brazilian “The future president must embraced a chance for radical tion and personal liberty. heavyweights came out against respect institutions, must change after years of turmoil. “That is a promise, not of a him, arguing that he was a direct respect democracy, the rule The former army captain, party, not the vain word of a risk to the world’s fourth-largest of law, the judiciary branch, who cast himself as a political man. It’s a promise to God,” he democracy. the national Congress and outsider despite a 27-year career said, standing next to his wife His rise was powered by the legislative branch,” Toffoli in Congress, became the latest and many cheering supporters. disgust with the political system. said in remarks many took to world leader to rise to power Addressing supporters in In particular, many Brazilians be a rebuke of Bolsonaro and by mixing tough, often violent Sao Paulo, his rival, Fernando were furious with the Workers’ his more extreme positions. talk with hard-right positions. Haddad of the Workers’ Party, Party for its role in the graft As late as Sunday morning, His victory reflected widespread did not concede or even scheme known as “Carwash.” Haddad was still holding out anger at the political class after AP PHOTO mention Bolsonaro by name. Haddad struggled to build hope that he could win after years of corruption, an econo- Instead, his speech was a momentum with his prom- receiving several key endorse- my that has struggled to recover Workers’ Party presidential candi- promise to resist. ises of a return to the boom ments late Saturday. after a punishing recession and date Fernando Haddad holds a “We have the responsibil- times by investing in health Among them was a pop- a surge in violence. Brazilian flag after casting his vote ity to mount an opposition, and education and reducing ular former Supreme Court “I feel in my heart that things in the presidential runoff election in putting national interests, the poverty. justice, Joaquim Barbosa, who will change,” said Sandra Sao Paulo, Brazil, Sunday. Brazilian interests of the entire Brazilian Along the way, Bolsonaro’s tweeted support for Haddad, Coccato, a 68-year-old small voters decide Sunday who will next people, above everything,” candidacy also raised serious saying Bolsonaro’s candidacy business owner, after she voted lead the world’s fifth-largest country, Haddad said. “Brazil has never concerns that he would roll scared him. Likewise, former the left-leaning Haddad or far-right for Bolsonaro in Sao Paulo. needed the exercise of citizen- back civil rights and weaken Attorney General Rodrigo rival Jair Bolsonaro. “Lots of bad people are leaving, ship more than right now. Don’t institutions in what remains a Janot, one of the biggest and lots of new, good people are honking and crowds celebrated be afraid. We are here. We are young democracy. He fre- crusaders against corruption entering. There’s a light at the as the results came in. There together!” quently disparaged women, in the Workers’ Party in recent end of the tunnel.” were also reports of clashes Brazil’s top electoral court said gays and blacks, and said he years, also endorsed Haddad. In Rio de Janeiro, thousands between his backers and oppo- Bolsonaro won with just over would name military men to One of the most important of Bolsonaro supporters nents in Sao Paulo. 55 percent of the vote, compared his Cabinet. endorsements, particularly gathered on iconic Copacabana Speaking to supporters from with just under 45 percent for Minutes after he was for young people, came from Beach, where fireworks went his home in Rio, Bolsonaro Haddad. elected, several international YouTube personality Felipe off. In Sao Paulo, Brazil’s largest recounted how he was stabbed Bolsonaro went into Sunday human rights groups put out Neto, whose channel has city, cars horns could be heard while campaigning last month the clear front-runner after statements demanding that nearly 27 million followers.

because while a majority born in the United States, anything I’ve seen in my his landlord, a liberal, there in Washington. It’s all VIOLENCE of Americans are fed up launched his presidential lifetime, and I’m 75 years screamed at him for about money.” FROM PAGE 1 with the extremity of our campaign by calling old.” watching conservative Willer, the Stanford so- political divisions, it does Mexicans rapists and There is little evidence news channels. ciologist, says the absence hate speech and more. feel like we’re stuck here,” murderers, and routinely the tide will turn soon. Meeka Grayer, a 38-year- of political leaders brave “I just can’t believe the Willer says. “It will get describes his enemies, Moderates are becom- old radio talk show host enough to try to steer the kind of violence that we’re worse before it gets better.” including the intended re- ing increasingly rare in and Democrat from country onto a better path experiencing in our coun- Animosity between cipients of the pipe bombs, Washington, D.C., and Omaha, Nebraska, lost means it will be left up to try,” Pittsburgh resident parties has been growing as “evil,” ‘’dangerous,” ‘’the Republicans willing to friends over the divide. voters to break the cycle. Cindy Jennings said at a for decades now, to enemy of the American criticize Trump’s rhetoric, One conservative friend Until then, the divisions vigil for those targeted at the point that studies people.” such as Sen. Jeff Flake posted on Facebook will only get deeper. the Tree of Life synagogue. show Republicans and “That let loose a period of Arizona and Sen. Bob about the migrant cara- Some already casting “I feel like the leadership Democrats don’t want to of incivility, which is too Corker of Tennessee, are van heading toward the votes for the Nov. 6 in our country right now is date one another, don’t mild a word; it’s potentially not running for re-election. United States from Central midterm election say just encouraging violence, want their children to explosive anger that can “You don’t really have America, parroting the they hope the system can and I wish that that would marry one another and turn into violence,” says those reasonable voices president’s vilification of self-correct. The future stop.” don’t want to live in the Bob Shrum, a former kind of trying to bring the group. Grayer objected of the nation, the very The volatile tribalism same neighborhoods at Democratic strategist who everybody together,” and was attacked for her concept of democracy, is now so ingrained in a rate unprecedented in last month started the says Tom Freeman, a comments, prompting her at stake. American life will eventu- modern America. At the Center for the Political Republican attorney in to block her friend. “America is resilient; ally right itself, says Robb same time, politicians Future, a program at the Lincoln, Nebraska. “It’s just Though on opposite we find a way even in our Willer, a sociology profes- began using increasingly University of Southern kind of round and round sides politically, Grayer darkest days,” 36-year-old sor at Stanford University, apocalyptic language. California designed to we go, and the sides just get and Major agree: The Cordell Lawrence said but not until the public Willer says those two restore sanity and biparti- more and more extreme, political climate is toxic as he voted last week decides it’s had enough forces — the splintering of sanship in politics. and you don’t have that and tiresome, but they in Louisville. Lawrence and stops rewarding poli- society along party lines He’s watched with rational leader in the crowd have little confidence it described himself only as ticians who use incendiary and the ascent of vitriolic frustration as some liberal saying, ‘Hey, let’s dial it will change because it’s too a moderate, preferring not language and demonize campaigning — merged to politicians respond to back.’ The sad thing is, if useful to politicians who to make public what party the other side. It’s impossi- create a breeding ground Trump’s presidency by im- you did have that person, want to stay in power. he leans to because he ble to guess, he notes, how for violence. itating his divisive style. He I don’t know that anyone “I think it’s time for the worries that could hinder much damage will be done “It was simmering,” describes it as a “cold civil would listen to them.” little guy to take control, personal and professional in the meantime. says Parker. “It’s like the war,” where people consid- The polarization is but will that happen?” relationships. “That is the question gas burner was on, then er those who disagree with bleeding into everyday says Randy Wick, a “Maybe we have to hit of our time: Are we going Trump lit the fire.” them bad, un-American — Americans’ personal lives. 68-year-old Republican rock bottom before we to choose to continue The president vaulted their enemy. Robert Major, a in Bloomingdale, Illinois, find how to get back up,” the war, or are we going to political prominence by “Is there a tipping point? 51-year-old electrician who blames Republicans, he said. “We’re probably to choose peace? And we promoting the racist and I don’t know,” he says. and Republican from Fort Democrats and the media pretty close to rock bottom don’t know yet what the false conspiracy theory “I do believe we’re in a Lauderdale, Florida, says for the division. “It seems today. At least I hope we answer to that will be, that Obama was not dangerous moment, unlike he once moved because like a good ol’ boys club up are.”

to Special Operations his first day on the job, unrolled his Army bed and homes. After, he plans to return GENERAL Command, to his final and outlined to the local mat and camouflage “This is Baghdad with to Panama City and pull FROM PAGE 1 assignment as command- paper what he wanted to blanket in the corner of trees,” he said. “One on his combat boots for ing general of the 108th accomplish in his first the police chief’s office. As hundred percent collapse the long haul. He knows since Katrina, and donated Training Command head- 120 days. the eyewall of the monster of infrastructure.” he has his work cut out for a kidney. quartered in Charlotte, He spoke of looking storm passed over the city, His own home wasn’t him. Tens of thousands of To a stranger. North Carolina. There, he “down and in” and “up and the police station’s roof damaged — “only a homes are unlivable, and In August, he donated commanded some 7,000 out” to set the framework threatened to lift. Water few roof tiles” — which in a city where 75 percent his left kidney to a man soldiers. One of their tasks for a long-term strategic trickled into the building. allowed him to pour all of of the schoolchildren at his church, and took a was to repair Baghdad’s plan. He mentioned five- When the storm passed, his focus into the city. get free or reduced price few weeks to recover (the infrastructure. year goals and a long-term he surveyed the damage in Now, more than two lunch, it will be a chal- recipient is doing well). Another, more recent vision that stretched this city of 40,000 people. weeks since the storm, lenge to find affordable McQueen came to assignment was to help toward 2050. Ninety percent of all the he’s still sleeping in the housing — or any housing Panama City in 1988 for a orchestrate the emergency All that lasted approxi- power poles were down. chief’s office, but took a at all — for the needy. job at a local community response to Hurricane mately two weeks. One of the two wastewater day to fly to Washington, Said McQueen: “I’m college. He met his wife Florence on Sept. 14. He When Hurricane treatment plants was D.C. going to rebuild the here, and they raised their missed a recent city com- Michael bore down on inoperable. Cellphones His retirement ceremo- economic engine of the two children here. Over the mission meeting because Florida’s Panhandle, he weren’t working. The city’s ny from the military was city. We’re going to work years, he rose in the ranks of that. ordered an evacuation lush tree canopy was in Friday. It was his first day the problem, and create a of the military, from officer On Sept. 24, he marked for parts of the city and splinters, covering roads off since before the storm. solution.” Page 4 E/N/C www.yoursun.com FROM PAGE ONE The Sun | Monday, October 29, 2018

ALMANAC Synagogue attack shatters safety Today is Monday, Oct. 29, the 302nd day of 2018. There are 63 days left in the year. of longtime Jewish enclave Today in history By MATT SEDENSKY lived, always feared such hatred On Oct. 29, 1929, “Black and MARYCLAIRE DALE could visit them. Tuesday” descended upon the ASSOCIATED PRESS A 2017 report on Pittsburgh’s New York Stock Exchange. Prices Jewish community by Brandeis collapsed amid panic selling PITTSBURGH — In a city University researchers found and thousands of investors were known for its Jewish population, 70 percent of area Jews were a wiped out as America’s “Great the neighborhood was the little or somewhat concerned Depression” began. faith’s spiritual heart and the about anti-Semitism. Older Jews synagogue a cornerstone of the expressed the most fear: One- On this date community. third of those 65 and older said In 1618, Sir Walter Raleigh, For generations, Squirrel they were very concerned, versus Hill has been known as one the English courtier, military 10 percent of those 18 to 34. adventurer and poet, was of Pittsburgh’s most special The report estimated about enclaves, where the Tree of Life executed in London for treason. 50,000 Jews call Greater In 1787, the opera “Don temple stood as a welcoming Pittsburgh home. Giovanni” by Wolfgang Amadeus landmark. Residents marveled About 1 in 6 respondents said Mozart had its world premiere over their good fortune to live they had directly experienced an- in Prague. in a place that seemed open, ti-Semitism in the preceding year, In 1979, on the 50th anniver- accepting and secure. mostly involving comments, in- sary of the great stock market “People always felt safe here,” sults, jokes and stereotypes. One crash, anti-nuclear protesters said Jules Stein, a lifelong resi- AP PHOTO person quoted in the report said, tried but failed to shut down the dent of Squirrel Hill who until while walking to a synagogue, a Personnel from Chesed Shel Emes Emergency Services and Recovery Unit gather New York Stock Exchange. recently belonged to Tree of Life. motorist yelled “dumb Jew” and In 1987, following the confir- “In one day, that changed.” near the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh, Sunday. Robert Bowers, the spat at them, before warning suspect in the mass shooting at the synagogue, expressed hatred of Jews during mation defeat of Robert H. Bork A gunman opened fire them to “go back to Squirrel Hill.” to serve on the U.S. Supreme Saturday at the synagogue, the rampage and told officers afterward that Jews were committing genocide Another told of a campaign sign and he wanted them all to die, according to charging documents made public Court, President Ronald Reagan killing 11 people. It was the type for Donald Trump being put in Sunday. announced his choice of Douglas of violence that seemed impos- their yard with a note saying it H. Ginsburg, a nomination that sible to many who called the daughter was shaken by the sight because she didn’t feel well. was from their “neighborhood fell apart over revelations of neighborhood home. of rifle-carrying men in fatigues He said the congregation only youth Hitler.” Ginsburg’s previous marijuana Tanya Cohen, who emigrated passing by their home. “Those posted security officers on the “I have never been a person use. Jazz great Woody Herman from Russia and lives near Tree are the things that we read in High Holidays, but even so never to say this could never happen died in Los Angeles at age 74. of Life, always knew anti-Semi- on a newspaper or in a book or felt unsafe there. here,” said Aviva Lubowsky, a In 1998, Sen. John Glenn, at tism existed but never thought it watch in a movie.” “The community is very lifelong resident of Squirrel Hill age 77, roared back into space would strike so close. The former leader of Tree of resilient and we will rebound,” who attended Hebrew school at aboard the shuttle Discovery, “It seemed like here, those Life, Rabbi Alvin Berkun, was he said, “but it will leave a scar Tree of Life as a child. “Ever since retracing the trail he’d blazed for things were really far away and dressed and ready to head to the forever.” 9/11, sitting in synagogue for the America’s astronauts 36 years really removed from our reality,” synagogue on Saturday when Others, though grateful for the High Holidays, I feel like we’re earlier. said Cohen, whose 12-year-old his wife asked him to stay home seeming bubble in which they sitting ducks.” In 2004, Osama bin Laden, in a videotaped statement, directly admitted for the first time that just one of the kindest, and profoundly thoughtful he’d ordered the Sept. 11 attacks LOSS finest people.” human being,” she said. and told America “the best way to avoid another Manhattan” FROM PAGE 1 Former Allegheny Stephen, who died in County Deputy District 2016 after a battle with was to stop threatening Muslims’ security. recognized Hebrew letters Attorney Law Claus cancer, was a renowned remembered Rabinowitz, professor of statistics and In 2012, Superstorm Sandy on Cecil’s calendar, the slammed ashore in New Jersey elder man was delighted a 66-year-old personal social science at Carnegie physician and victim in Mellon University. His and slowly marched inland, to learn that his buddy devastating coastal communities was also Jewish and soon Saturday’s shooting, as work was used in shap- more than a physician for ing national policies in and causing widespread power invited him to Tree of outages; the storm and its Life. DeFelice joined him him and his family for the forensic science, education last three decades. and criminal justice. aftermath were blamed for at on a couple of occasions least 182 deaths in the U.S. and could see that Cecil “He was truly a trusted The couple married in cherished his faith and the confidant and healer,” he 1965 and had moved to Today’s birthdays sense of community he wrote in an email to his for- Pittsburgh in the early found at temple. mer co-workers on Sunday. 1980s. Joyce began her Bluegrass singer-musician Emeritus Rabbi Alvin “Dr. Jerry Rabinowitz ... work at the center in 1983. Sonny Osborne (The Osborne Berkun saw that, too, in could always be counted The couple had two sons Brothers) is 81. Former Liberian Cecil and David. upon to provide sage advice and several grandchildren. President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf “They really found a whenever he was consulted is 80. Country singer Lee Clayton home at the synagogue, on medical matters, usually Daniel Stein: is 76. Rock musician Denny and people reciprocated,” providing that advice with ‘Passionate about Laine is 74. Singer Melba Moore is 73. Musician Peter Green he said. a touch of genuine humor. the community Cecil carried a photo in He had a truly uplifting de- is 72. Actor Richard Dreyfuss his wallet of David, whom meanor, and as a practicing and Israel’ is 71. Actress Kate Jackson is physician he was among the 70. Country musician Steve Schopf remembers as a Daniel Stein was a visible very best.” Kellough (Wild Horses) is 62. man with “such a gentle member of Pittsburgh’s Rabinowitz, a family prac- Actor Dan Castellaneta (TV: spirit.” Jewish community, where titioner at UPMC Shadyside, “The Simpsons”) is 61. Comic “Together, they looked he was a leader in the New was remembered by UPMC strip artist Tom Wilson (“Ziggy”) out for each other,” she Light Congregation and his as one of its “kindest is 61. Actress Finola Hughes is said. “Most of all, they were wife, Sharyn, is the mem- physicians.” The hospital 59. Singer Randy Jackson is 57. kind, good people with a bership vice president of the said in a statement that “the Rock musician Peter Timmins strong faith and respect for area’s Hadassah chapter. UPMC family, in particular (Cowboy Junkies) is 53. Actress everyone around.” “Their Judaism is very UPMC Shadyside, cannot Joely Fisher is 51. Rapper Paris The two left an impres- AP PHOTO important to them, and to even begin to express the is 51. Actor Rufus Sewell is 51. sion on state Rep. David him,” said chapter co-presi- A note honoring shooting fatalities and brothers Cecil and David sadness and grief we feel Actor Grayson McCouch is 50. Frankel, who sometimes dent Nancy Shuman. “Both Rock singer SA Martinez (311) Rosenthal sits at a memorial at the Tree of Life Synagogue in over the loss.” attends services at Tree of of them were very passion- is 49. Actress Winona Ryder is Pittsburgh, Sunday. “Those of us who worked Life and whose chief of staff ate about the community 47. Actress Tracee Ellis Ross is with him respected and is the Rosenthals’ sister. him, and he would help released from a six-week and Israel.” 46. Actress Gabrielle Union is admired his devotion to his “They were very sweet, them with their federal hospital stay for pneumonia Stein, 71, was president 46. Actor Trevor Lissauer is 45. work and faith. His loss is gentle, caring men,” income tax every year. and was not at Saturday’s of the Men’s Club at Tree devastating,” Tami Minnier, Frankel said. “... I know that Never charged them. services. of Life. He also was among UPMC chief quality officer, this community will really “He and I used to, at the “He called my wife to get a corps of the New Light wrote in a statement on ODD NEWS mourn their loss because end of services, try to tell a my phone number in the members who, along with they were such special joke or two to each other. hospital so he could talk Twitter. Wax and Richard Gottfried, Police say people.” Most of the time they were to me,” Snider said. “Just a 65, made up “the religious clean jokes. Most of the sweet, sweet guy.” Joyce Fienberg: heart” of the congregation, suspect used Melvin Wax: time. I won’t say all the time. ‘Magnificent, Cohen, the congregation pepper spray on ‘A sweet, sweet guy’ But most of the time.” Jerry Rabinowitz: generous, caring’ co-president, said. officers, K9 unit New Light moved to the ‘Trusted confidant, Stein’s nephew Steven Melvin Wax was the Tree of Life building about a healer’ Joyce Fienberg and her Halle told the Tribune- CLEVELAND (AP) — first to arrive at New year ago, when the congre- late husband, Stephen, Review that his uncle “was Police say a man used Light Congregation in gation of about 100 mostly Dr. Jerry Rabinowitz and were intellectual power always willing to help pepper spray on two Pittsburgh’s Squirrel Hill older members could no his partner in his medical houses, but those who anybody.” officers and a police dog neighborhood — and the longer afford its own space, practice were seemingly knew them say they were With his generous spirit during a struggle in a last to leave. said administrative assistant destined to spend their the kind of people who and dry sense of humor, downtown Cleveland bar Wax, who was in his late Marilyn Honigsberg. She professional lives together. used that intellect to help “he was somebody that and has been arrested. 80s, was among those killed said Wax, who lost his wife He and Dr. Kenneth others. everybody liked,” Halle said. Authorities say a when a gunman entered Sandra in 2016, was always Ciesielka had been friends Fienberg was among the woman flagged down the synagogue Saturday there when services began with Rabinowitz for 11 victims of a gunman Richard Gottfried an officer on Friday to and opened fire during at 9:45 a.m. more than 30 years, since who entered the Tree of Life report someone broke a Sabbath services. Fellow “I know a few of the they lived on the same Synagogue in Pittsburgh Richard Gottfried was glass door inside a church members of the congrega- people who are always there floor at the University of Saturday and opened fire. preparing for a new on the city’s downtown tion, which rented space in that early, and he is one of Pennsylvania. Ciesielka The 74-year-old spent chapter in his life. Public Square. Officers the lower level of the Tree them,” she said. was a few years behind most of her career at the Gottfried ran a dental say they spotted a suspect of Life Synagogue, says Wax Snider said Wax, who was Rabinowitz, but whether University of Pittsburgh’s office with his wife and and chased him into a was a kind man and a pillar slightly hard of hearing, was by fate or design, the two Learning Research and practice partner Margaret nearby bar. of the congregation, filling a pillar of the congregation, always ended up together. Development Center, “Peg” Durachko Gottfried. Police say a police just about every role except filling just about every role They went to the same retiring in 2008 from her The dentist, who several sergeant, a patrol cantor. except cantor. college, the same medical job as a researcher looking have noted often did officer and a police dog Myron Snider spoke late “He went Friday night, school and even had the at learning in the classroom charity work seeing were sprayed before Saturday about his friend Saturday and Sunday, when same residency at UPMC a and in museums. She patients who could not the man was taken into who would stay late to tell there were Sunday ser- few years apart. worked on several projects otherwise afford dental custody. Paramedics jokes with him. He said vices,” said Snider, a retired “He is one of the finest including studying the care, was preparing to were called to the “Mel,” a retired accoun- pharmacist. “If somebody people I’ve ever met. We’ve practices of highly effective retire in the next few scene, but the injuries tant, was unfailingly didn’t come that was been in practice together teachers. months. were considered non- generous. supposed to lead services, for 30 years and friends Dr. Gaea Leinhardt, who He, along with Wax and life threatening “He was such a kind, he could lead the services longer than that,” Ciesielka was Fienberg’s research Stein, “led the service, they The suspect was kind person,” said Snider, and do everything. He knew said. “His patients are partner for decades, said she maintained the Torah, arrested and is expect- chairman of the congrega- how to do everything at the going to miss him terribly. is devastated by the murder they did what needed to ed to be arraigned on tion’s cemetery committee. synagogue. He was really a His family is going to miss of her colleague and friend. be done with the rabbi to charges Monday in “When my daughters were very learned person.” him terribly and I am “Joyce was a magnif- make services happen,” Cleveland Municipal younger, they would go to Snider had just been going to miss him. He was icent, generous, caring, Cohen said. Court. The Sun | Monday, October 29, 2018 www.yoursun.com E/N/C Page 5

A reader responds to previous letter about chronic pain DEAR DR. ROACH: The study found that chronic opiate ANSWER: The symptoms of letter from the person taking tra- use did not actually reduce the salivary gland stones mostly have madol for 10 years hit a nerve. Your pain the person is in, at least by to do with the glands themselves: answer prompted me to write. self-reported pain measurements. swelling and sometimes pain. My 63-year-old husband has Over time, the body adjusts to the Initial management includes fluid been on painkillers since 1994, amount of pain medication. On the intake, moist heat and "milking" when he tore his ligaments around other hand, there are some people the duct to promote passage. L-5/S-1. He had back surgeries who have much better pain control A sour candy like a lemon drop, in 2002 (fusion and hardware), on opiates, so an experienced which promotes saliva, can help 2005 (remove hardware that was pain management specialist must make the diagnosis, as it may cause bothering him) and 2005 (two Dr. Roach use his or her best judgment, and an increase in pain, but it also can weeks later, emergency debride- sometimes a trial of reducing dos- pop the stone right out if the stone ment surgery for infection). age is appropriate. is small or near the exit of the duct. with no discussion of ever trying to Over the years, he has taken Gabapentin is a common Cough is not a usual symptom in wean him off. I'm not sure if these every form of opiate out there, treatment to reduce overall salivary duct stones. meds were ever intended to be for and when workers' compensa- pain. However, it is important DEAR DR. ROACH: How life. He has never abused the dos- tion decided to stop paying for to recognize that complete ces- long after getting shingles should ages, but he seems to think that if his OxyContin last year, his pain sation of pain is unrealistic, and you take the shingles vaccine? — he were weaned off the medication management specialist put him keeping the pain manageable and C.M. that he would be in an unbearable on buprenorphine 2 mg, twice a keeping up activity are appropriate ANSWER: You should wait amount of pain. day. Nothing really helps; it just goals. until the shingles is completely Otherwise, he is in excellent keeps the pain down to a dull DEAR DR. ROACH: Can healed before getting the vaccine. health. We eat well, do yoga and roar. He also takes gabapentin for a blocked saliva gland cause a However, a recurrent case of Pilates, and ride our mountain neuropathy. cough? I had one stone removed shingles is quite unlikely in the bikes several times per week. — His pain doctor has now retired, and continue to have swelling. I first year after getting shingles, so R.A. but the doctor's associate keeps have a cough and wonder if they there is no rush to get the vaccine ANSWER: Management of prescribing the tablets each month could be related. — G.S. right away. chronic pain is a complex issue. One Challenger Tattoo lover gets birthday criticism from her in-laws DEAR ABBY: My daughter recently celebrat- ed her 20th birthday. She's a good kid with a decent job who happens to like tattoos. My in-laws sent her a birthday card. This year, there was no gift but a note stating that they were not sending money as they felt Saturday’s Dear Abby Challenger she would use it toward Answers more tattoos. fever blister. He suggested When she read their we not see each other or note, my daughter broke talk for more than two MARMADUKE By Brad Anderson down and cried. Should I weeks. After that, he texted ignore their rudeness and me to see if my fever blister ignorance, or should I (or my was gone. He said he was husband) call them and stick still sort of angry about it, up for our daughter? and described how ugly and — Trying To Be painful the blister was. Nonjudgmental I feel he was really petty, DEAR TRYING: and it has put a damper on What your in-laws did was things. Am I wrong to feel uncalled for, and the person this way? What is your ad- who should tell them that is vice? Hurry, please, because your daughter because she's his blister is healing and he an adult. If they were really wants to see me. concerned that she would — Embarrassed In Missouri spend their gift money on a DEAR EMBAR- tattoo, they could have sent RASSED: Your gentle- her a tangible gift — an man friend's behavior item of clothing or a gift wasn't petty. The "fever card from a specific retailer. blister" you gave him was a Shame on them. herpes virus. Before you see DEAR ABBY: I'm him again, talk to your doc- a 68-year-old divorced tor so he or she can explain how the virus is passed and woman who has been dat- © 2011 by King Features Syndicate ing a slightly older widower. what you can do to lessen Cryptoquip We were beginning a nice the chances or prevent it in relationship until he got the future. If you do, you'll mad at me for giving him a be doing both of you a favor. Praise for animal rescuers Dear Readers: Today's SOUND ON is about those people who rescue animals. — Heloise "Dear Heloise: I believe it was Gandhi who once said, 'The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.' There Hints from Heloise are many wonderful people who find a sad little stray or they do what they can to an animal that was dumped provide shelter and food. by a callous, uncaring "These are the unsung person and bring the animal heroes, who seem to know to us at the shelter. These no limit to kindness. To all rescuers dive under trucks, of those who cannot look climb trees and do whatever away, who cannot say, 'It's they need to in order to save not my problem' when they a cat or dog or any animal. see a homeless stray, thank They might hear a tiny cry or you." — Natalie C., Muncie, see a shivering animal, and Ind. Page 6 E/N/C www.yoursun.com The Sun | Monday, October 29, 2018

possibilities, thus ensuring that the event CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). It’s a day HOROSCOPE will not occur. to examine, update or acquire anew. ARIES (March 21-April 19). The general VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). In some mo- Examine what, you ask? Update which? consensus may be generally wrong. Luck- ments, life will be like watching a classic The same process applies to many areas ily, you’re in no mood to listen to them movie with scenes that don’t quite fit the of your life — habits, thought processes, today. You’ll make a decision based on current times. When old-fashioned beliefs tools, relationships and more. what you feel, and popular opinion will are acted out, you’ll realize how much AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). It’s one not sway you. things have changed. thing to cherish a relationship in your TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Maybe it’s not LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). Those who are heart and quite another to cherish it always so important whether a particular happy to help really do seem content in through your deeds. While the first is nice belief is totally accurate or not. Is the the act and don’t appear to need special for you, the second is nice for both of you, belief useful? Does is make you better? recognition for what they do. They don’t and it starts a ripple in the world at large. Is it better for those around you? Helpful draw attention to their kindness. These PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). Most people beliefs make things flow easily. are the golden-hearted people to hold who don’t find good answers weren’t GEMINI (May 21-June 21). You were dear. looking for them. The opposite example taught about the heroes that came before SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). If you have will be you today, as you look for ways you, and it’s now pretty clear that you to ask to be treated well, it will make to uplift the people around you and find weren’t getting the whole story. The ugly you wonder if you’ve chosen badly. But prime opportunities to do so. side of history can be hard to reconcile, so don’t let that drag down your thoughts. TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (Oct. 29). You’ll hold on to the glimmers of benevolence. Some people just need to be taught to perform good deeds, as always, without CANCER (June 22-July 22). You’re in a pri- get in touch with the spirit of compassion, hope of reward. But you’ll be rewarded vate mood. Plus, there’s just no benefit to teamwork and equity. anyway, and publicly if you’re not careful. bragging. You’d rather lock your enviable SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). Your Though fame means nothing to you, accomplishments and beautiful pictures best, most winning move will involve your stellar reputation will open doors in a safe than put them on the internet. being fully engaged with the events of for loved ones. This gets the finances LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). If you’ve never the day. You won’t even have time to flowing, and life gets easier. June brings a heard of someone like you pursuing a stress over what might happen, because big celebration. Gemini and Pisces adore goal, or you think the feat is just impos- you’re too busy building on the goodness you. Your lucky numbers are: 1, 19, 7, 26 sible, you’ll shut yourself off from the that is happening. and 41. BORN LOSER By Art and Chip Sansom

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ENTERTAINMENT NEWS PUBLISHERS WEEKLY BEST-SELLERS Best-selling Books Week Ending ‘Halloween’ carves up another 10/20/18 ASSOCIATED PRESS $32 million to top box office HARDCOVER FICTION 1. “Every Breath” by Nicholas Sparks (Grand Central) By JAKE COYLE Heard and producers over 2. “Ambush” by Patterson/Born (Little, AP FILM WRITER nudity in the fi lm. (“London Brown) Fields” sported a 0 percent 3. “The Next Person You Meet in Heaven” NEW YORK — Michael “fresh” rating from Rotten by Mitch Albom (Harper) Meyers — or is it Jamie Lee Tomatoes.) 4. “Unsheltered” by Barbara Kingsolver Curtis? — can’t be stopped. One new bright spot was (Harper) “Halloween” dominated the Luca Guadagnino’s remake of 5. “Holy Ghost” by John Sanford North American box offi ce for the horror classic “Suspiria.” (Putnam) the second straight weekend, Opening in just two theaters, 6. “A Spark of Light” by Jodi Picoult carving up an estimated it debuted with a very strong (Ballantine) $32 million in ticket sales. per-screen average of $89,903 7. “Vince Flynn: Red War” by Kyle Mills The top four fi lms were for Amazon Studios, a good (Atria) all unchanged at the North start for Guadagnino’s fol- 8. “When We Were Young” by Karen American box offi ce, accord- UNIVERSAL PICTURES VIA AP low-up to the Oscar-winning Kingsbury (Howard) ing to Sunday estimates, as “Call Me By Your Name.” His 9. “Alaskan Holiday” by Debbie This image released by Universal Pictures shows Jamie Lee Curtis in a scene Macomber (Ballantine) Hollywood left “Halloween” “Suspiria” has been some- from “Halloween.” to dominate the pre-trick-or- 10. “The Witch Elm” by Tana French what divisive among critics (Viking) treating weekend. The sequel “Venom” also stuck in third “Hunter Killer” will hope to (69 percent “fresh” on Rotten 11. “Winter in Paradise” by Elin Hilder- to John Carpenter’s 1978 with $10.8 million in its fourth repeat. Tomatoes). brand (Little, Brown) original, starring the 59-year- weekend. The comic-book ad- Other films in nationwide Estimated ticket sales for 12. “Desperate Measures” by Stuart old Curtis as Laurie Strode, aptation, starring Tom Hardy, release also struggled to Friday through Sunday at Woods (Putnam) last week notched the biggest has grossed $504.8 million come anywhere close to the U.S. and Canadian theaters, 13. “Where the Crawdads Sing” by Della opening ever for a fi lm with a worldwide. strong holdovers. according to comScore. Where Owens (G.P. Putnam’s Sons) female lead older than 55. That trio of “Halloween,” After a promising limited available, the latest interna- 14. “Juror ?3” by Patterson/Allen (Little, The Blumhouse Productions ‘’Venom” and “A Star Is Born” release last weekend, Jonah tional numbers for Friday Brown) fi lm, distributed by Universal has driven the October box Hill’s directorial debut, the through Sunday also are in- 15. “Killing Commendatore” by Haruki Pictures, is already one of offi ce to a new high. With a coming-of-age skateboarding cluded. Final domestic fi gures Murakami (Knopf) the highest grossing slasher few days to go, monthly ticket drama “Mid90s,” took in a will be released Monday. fi lms ever, with $126.7 million sales have already surpassed mediocre $3 million 1,206 1. “Halloween,” $32 million HARDCOVER NONFICTION in ticket sales (plus another the record of $757.1 million theaters for A24. Pure Flix’s ($25.6 million international). $45.6 million international) from 2014, according to Christian war film drama 2. “A Star Is Born,” 1. “Ship of Fools” by Tucker Carlson (Free on just a $10 million budget. comScore, with $789.9 million “Indivisible” took in $1.6 mil- $14.1 million ($17.6 million Press) “Halloween,” directed by in sales in October — tradi- lion on 830 screens. international). 2. “Killing the SS” by O’Reilly/Dugard David Gordon Green, slid a tionally a fairly sleepy month “Johnny English Strikes 3. “Venom,” $10.8 million (Holt) relatively modest 58 percent in movie theaters. Again,” the third film in the ($17.3 million international). 3. “Girl, Wash Your Face” by Rachel Hollis — especially good for a horror The submarine thriller 15-year-old Rowan Atkinson 4. “Goosebumps 2,” (Thomas Nelson) release — after setting a record “Hunter Killer,” was deep- comedy franchise, opened $7.5 million ($10.3 million 4. “Shade” by Pete Souza (Little, Brown) for an October debut last sixed with $6.7 million. with a mere $1.6 million, international). 5. “Gmorning, Gnight!” by Miranda/Sun weekend. The Lionsgate release and though it, too, was designed 4. “Hunter Killer,” (Random House) Bradley Cooper’s lauded Millennium production, stars with more of an international $6.7 million ($3.2 million 6. “Dare to Lead” by Brene Brown “A Star Is Born” remained in Gerard Butler, Gary Oldman focus. (It’s already earned international). (Random House) second place with $14 mil- and Common. Like previous $107.7 million overseas.) 6. “The Hate U Give,” 7. “The Happy Cookbook” by Doocy/ lion in its fourth weekend. Butler-led action fi lms like The long-delayed “London $5.1 million ($1.2 million Doocy (Morrow) The fi lm, starring Cooper “Den of Thieves,” ‘’Geostorm,” Fields,” starring Amber international). 8. “Fear” by Bob Woodward (Simon & and Lady Gaga, has thus far ‘’London Has Fallen” and Heard, notched one of the 7. “First Man,” $4.9 million Schuster) grossed $148.7 million do- “Gods of Egypt,” ‘’Hunter worst openings in years, ($6.3 million international). 9. “Atomic Habits” by James Clear (Avery) mestically, while proving an Killer” received poor reviews grossing a minuscule 8. “Smallfoot,” $4.8 million 10. “This Will Only Hurt a Little” by Busy equally strong seller overseas (36 percent “fresh” on Rotten $160,000 from 613 theaters. ($17.3 million international). Philipps (Touchstone) for Warner Bros. It’s made Tomatoes). But those fi lms The film had been tied up for 9. “Night School,” 11. “Racing to the Finish” by Dale $104.6 million internationally. also fared far better abroad three years in legal disputes, $3.3 million. Earnhardt Jr. (W) 12. “Ottolenghi Simple” by Yotam Sony’s superhero spinoff than in the U.S., something including a suit between 10. “Mid90s,” $3 million. Ottolenghi (Ten Speed) 13. “Brief Answers to the Big Questions” by Stephen Hawking (Bantam) Eva Longoria to be honored at Latino achievement ceremony 14. “Almost Everything” by Anne Lamott (Riverhead) LOS ANGELES (AP) — Eva Longoria address climate change. Arts Awards — are back after a three-year 15. “The Fifth Risk” by Michael Lewis and Gina Rodriguez will be Rodriguez, star of TV’s “Jane the Virgin,” hiatus in time for the 50th anniversary of (Norton) among those honored at next will share the awards spotlight with the UnidosUS, previously known as National month’s ALMA awards. show’s cast. Council of La Raza. MASS MARKET PAPERBACKS Wilmer Valderrama is host The Nov. 4 ALMA ceremony is airing live UnidosUS is the nation’s largest of the celebration of Latino at 8 p.m. Eastern on sibling TV channels Hispanic civil rights and advocacy 1. “Fall from Grace” by Danielle Steel achievements in American Fuse and FM. Performances by Ally Brooke organization. In 1995 it created the (Dell) entertainment and media. and Amara La Negra will be featured. ALMAs as a way to promote fair, accurate 2. “Hardcore Twenty-Four” by Janet Activists Samantha Fuentes In a statement Friday, host Valderrama and balanced portrayals of Latinos in the Evanovich (Putnam) 3. “Two Kinds of Truth” by Michael and Jamie Margolin also will LONGORIA said Latino achievements and contribu- entertainment industry. Connelly (Grand Central) be honored. Fuentes survived the Parkland, tions need to be spotlighted more than Fuse Media made a multi-year agree- 4. “Look for Me” by Lisa Gardner (Dutton) Florida, school shooting, and Margolin ever at what he called a “critical” time. ment to become the exclusive multiplat- 5. “The People vs. Alex Cross” by James founded the Zero Hour movement to The ALMAs — American Latino Media form media home of the ALMAs. Patterson (Grand Central) 6. “Deep Freeze” by John Sanford (Putnam) LOS ANGELES TIMES returns to Singapore where she was 7. “Merry and Bright” by Debbie a zine-creating teen and documents Macomber (Balantine) Ratings by the Motion Picture a 1992 film she made with friends 8. “All I want for Christmas” by Robyn Association of America are: (G) for Movie guide: Capsule listings that was stolen by an American Carr (Mira) general audiences; (PG) parental collaborator. (1:36) NR. 9. “A Snow Country Christmas” by Linda guidance urged because of material Lael Miller (HQN) of the craft in this documentary on Curtis, Janet Leigh, Hal Holbrook. “Silencio” — A mother must possibly unsuitable for children; Shepis, Alexandra Feld. Written by find a mystical stone in Mexico to 10. “Choir of Angels” by Debbie (PG-13) parents are strongly cautioned beermaking. Directed by Douglas Written by John Carpenter, Debra Elliot Feld, Daniel Moya. Directed by Macomber (Mira) Hill. (1:29) R. save her son’s life. With John Noble, to give guidance for attendance of Tirola. (1:35) NR. Elliot Feld. (1:20) NR. 11. “Covert Game” by Christine Feehan “Bullitt County” — Reunited “The Health of Hope” — Rupert Graves, Melina Matthews, children younger than 13; (R) restricted, “Life and Nothing More” — (Berkley) by a bachelor party in 1977 Documentary on how the South Michel Chauvet, Hoze Melendez. younger than 17 admitted only with A working-class mother worries 12. “Holly and Ivy” by Fern Michaels Kentucky, four friends’ search for Bronx community of Mott Haven Written and directed by Lorena parent or adult guardian; (NC-17) no her teenage son will end up in (Zebra) Prohibition-era money turns deadly. battles poverty, crime and the poor Villarreal. In English and Spanish one 17 and younger admitted. prison like his father. With Regina with English subtitles. (1:38) R. 13. “An Amish Wife for Christmas” by With Mike C. Nelson, Jenni Melear, health habits of its youth. Featuring Williams, Andrew Bleechington, “Solis” — An astronaut Patricia Davids (Love Inspired) David McCracken, Dorothy Lyman, New York Mayor Bill de Blasio. Robert Williams, Ry’Nesia Chambers. OPENING THIS WEEK awakens to discover he’s drifting 14. “The Christmas Room” by Catherine Richard Riehle. Written and directed Written and directed by Sal Varadan. Written and directed by Antonio Anderson (Berkley) “Air Strike” — The Chinese by McCracken. (1:38) NR. (1:29) NR. Mendez Esparza. (1:54) NR. toward the sun in a disabled escape pod. With Steven Ogg, Alice Lowe. 15. “Haunted” by Patterson/Born (Grand defend against Japanese bombers “The Dark” — Tortured souls “Hunter Killer” — A U.S. “Love Jacked” — An artistic Central Publishing) during World War II. With Bruce meet in a haunted forest on the submarine captain attempts young woman defies her father and Written and directed by Carl Strathie. Willis, Adrien Brody. Written by Ping edge of a small town. With Nadia to thwart World War III after travels to Africa for inspiration and (1:30) NR. TRADE PAPERBACKS Chen. Directed by Xiao Feng. R. Alexander, Toby Nichols, Karl uncovering a possible Russian coup. unexpectedly returns with a fiance. “Suspiria” — A dark force “Border” — A customs officer Markovics. Written and directed by With Gerard Butler, Gary Oldman, With Amber Stevens-West, Shamier encompasses an elite dance 1. “The Tatooist of Auschwitz” by Heather with the ability to smell human Justin P. Lange. (1:35) NR. Common, Linda Cardellini and Anderson, Keith David, Mike Epps, company. With Dakota Johnson, Morris (Harper) emotions encounters a man who “Don’t Go” — Grieving parents Toby Stephens. Written by Arne L. Demetrius Grosse, Lyriq Bent, Marla Tilda Swinton, Mia Goth, Lutz Ebers- 2. “Elinor Oliphant is Completely Fine” by confounds her powers. With Eva attempt to start fresh in a coastal Schmidt and Jamie Moss, based on Gibbs, Angela Gibbs, Nicole Lyn. dorf, Jessica Harper and Chloe Grace Gail Honeyman (Penguin) Melander, Eero Milonoff. Written town, but the husband is haunted by a novel by George Wallace and Don Written by Robert Adetuyi, Linda Moretz. Written by David Kajganich. 3. “The Fallen” by David Baldacci (Grand by Ali Abbasi, Isabella Eklof, John dreams that their young daughter is Keith. Directed by Donovan Marsh. Eskeland. Directed by Alfons Adetuyi. Directed by Luca Guadagnino. Central) Ajvide Lindqvist. Directed by Abbasi. trying to contact them from beyond. (2:01) R. (1:40) PG-13. (2:32) R. 4. “Year One” by Nora Roberts (Griffin) In Swedish with English subtitles. With Stephen Dorff, Melissa George, “Indivisible” — True-life, “1985” — Reeling from the “Vaya” — Three young 5. “Sapiens” by Yuval Noah Harari (1:48) NR. Aoibhinn McGinnity, Simon Delaney, faith-based drama about a U.S. AIDS crisis, a closeted New York ad people from rural South Africa face (Harper Perennial) “A Bread Factory, Part One: Charlotte Bradley, Luke Griffin. Army chaplain and his wife exec returns to his conservative harrowing experiences when they 6. “Less” by Andrew Sean Greer (Back Bay) For the Sake of Gold” — The Written by Ronan Blaney. Directed facing deployment to Iraq and its family in Texas. With Cory Michael travel to Johannesburg. With Warren 7. “Rich People Problems” by Kevin Kwan small-town grassroots arts center by David Gleeson. (1:32) NR. aftermath. With Sarah Drew, Justin Smith, Virginia Madsen, Michael Masemola, Mncedisi Shabangu, (Anchor) run by two women for 40 years “5 Weddings” — Reporting Bruening, Jason George, Tia Mowry, Chiklis, Jamie Chung. Written and Zimkhitha Nyoka, Sibusiso Msimang. 8. “Just Jessie” by Jessie James Decker is threatened by the arrival of a on Indian weddings, an American Madeline Carroll. Written by David directed by Yen Tan. (1:25) NR. Written by Craig Freimond, Tshaba- (Dey Street) competitor. With Tyne Daly, Elisabeth journalist runs afoul of state censors Evans, Cheryl McKay, Peter White. “On Her Shoulders” — Docu- lira Lebakeng, Antony Mafela, David 9. “Red Alert” by James Patterson (Grand Henry, Janeane Garofalo, Nana when she tries to write about a Directed by Evans. PG-13. mentary on 23-year-old genocide Majoka, Madoda Nthuli, Harriet Central) Visitor, James Marsters, Glynnis sect of transgender dancers. With “Johnny English Strikes survivor and human rights activist Perlman, Robbie Thorpe. Directed by 10. “The Dutch Wife” by Ellen Keith (Park O’Connor, Brian Murray. Written and Rajkummar Rao, Nargis Fakhri, Again” — Rowan Atkinson returns Nadia Murad. Directed by Alexandria Akin Omotoso. (1:55) NR. Row) directed by Patrick Wang. (2:02) NR. Candy Clark, Bo Derek. Written by as Britain’s most addled secret Bombach. In English, Kurdish and “The Viper Club” — An ER 11. “Leonardo da Vinci” by Walter “A Bread Factory, Part Two: Denise Cruz-Castino, Andy Glickman, agent, stumbling out of retirement Arabic with English subtitles. (1:34) nurse works clandestinely with an Isaacson (Simon & Schuster) Walk with Me a While” — More Namrata Singh Gujral. Directed by to battle an ingenious hacker. With NR. underground network of journalists 12. “Instant Loss Cookbook” by Brittany changes are in store for the town. Singh Gujral. (1:30) NR. Olga Kurylenko, Ben Miller, Jake “The Price of Everything” — to free her son, a foreign correspon- Williams (Harmony) With Tyne Daly, Elisabeth Henry, “The Fog” — One hundred Lacy, Emma Thompson. Written by Documentary on the economics dent held captive by terrorists. With 13. “A Simple Favor (movie tie-in)” by James Marsters, Nana Visitor, Brian years after an infamous shipwreck, William Davies. Directed by David of the contemporary art world. Susan Sarandon, Matt Bomer, Lola Darcey Bell (Harper) Murray, Zachary Sayle, Jessica a strange mist brings murderous Kerr. (1:28) PG. Featuring Jeff Koons, Gerhard Richter Kirke, Julian Morris, Sheila Vand, 14. “Sold on a Monday” by Kristina Pimentel. Written and directed by ghosts to a seaside village in this “Killer Kate!” — A pair of and Njideka Akunyili Crosby. Directed Adepero Oduye and Edie Falco. McMorris (Sourcebooks Landmark) Patrick Wang. (2:00) NR. restored version of director John estranged sisters are lured to a bach- by Nathaniel Kahn. (1:38) NR. Written by Maryam Keshavarz, Jona- 15. “Beautiful Boy (movie tie-in)” by “Brewmaster” — Two men Carpenter’s 1980 horror classic. elorette party that turns horrific. “Shirkers” — In this docu- than Mastro. Directed by Keshavarz. David Sheff (HMH/Dolan) seek to master the highest levels With Adrienne Barbeau, Jamie Lee With Danielle Burgess, Tiffany mentary, L.A. novelist Sandi Tan (1:49) R.

2018_10_29_wire_08.pdf 1 29-Oct-18 01:40:40 WORLD SERIES COVERAGE INSIDE The Boston Red Sox have won the World Series defeating the Los Angeles Dodgers SPORTS For full coverage please see our website @yourson.com . Monday, October 29, 2018 www.yoursun.com | www.facebook.com/SunPreps | @Sun_Preps RED SOX WIN „ AREA PREP: Tarpons „ NFL: Tampa Bay Buccaneers Tarpons are for Bengals pick off Winston 4 times in win over Bucs By JOE KAY The Bengals (5-3) re- real, I’m convinced AP SPORTS WRITER covered from their sec- ond-worst drubbing under Have I doubted the Tarpons so far this CINCINNATI (AP) — Marvin Lewis and pulled it season? Maybe. Jessie Bates returned out with their only scoring It’s mostly because I hadn’t seen them Jameis Winston’s fourth in- drive in the second half. live. I’d heard they were terception for a touchdown Andy Dalton had comple- good, but I wasn’t sure. Sunday, and Randy Bullock tions of 23 and 9 yards to All of that changed on kicked a 44-yard fi eld goal A.J. Green that got them in Friday when they over- on the fi nal play that sent fi eld goal range. came a 14-point hole on the Cincinnati Bengals to Tampa Bay has allowed the road against a talented a 37-34 victory over the at least 30 points in fi ve Port Charlotte team. Tampa Bay Buccaneers, games and changed Jacob My gut feeling after the who now have a question defensive coordinators game? Watch out. at quarterback. two weeks ago. This time, AP PHOTO The Tarpons showed HOAG Winston was benched Winston was the Bucs’ Cincinnati Bengals running back Joe Mixon (28) holds off Tampa Bay Sports poise and grit after falling after matching his career biggest problem. Columnist behind in a hostile envi- Buccaneers linebacker Lavonte David (54) during the fi rst half of an high with four intercep- He threw four intercep- NFL football game in Cincinnati. ronment with a booming tions. Ryan Fitzpatrick tions for the third time 5,000-plus crowd surrounding them. rallied the Buccaneers (3-4) in his career, including the season. Winston went 72-yard touchdown to Mike In the fi rst quarter, the defense couldn’t to a 34-34 tie with a pair of one directly to Bates to the bench, and Ryan Evans, his fi fth TD pass of quell the Pirates’ surge as Port Charlotte touchdown passes, includ- that the safety returned Fitzpatrick pulled Tampa at least 50 yards this season moved the ball on the ground with ease. ing his 18-yard toss with for Cincinnati’s fourth Bay even. Port Charlotte got on the board twice 1:05 left. defensive touchdown of Fitzpatrick threw a BUCS | 6 in the quarter with a 38-yard run from Ja’nyrein Washington and an 6-yard draw from Marc Jean-Louis. „GOLF: 3A Championship That score held until the have when Tarpons coach Binky Waldrop had to make a tough call. Was he going to stick with his sopho- more backup quarterback or risk re-injury Inspired by tragedy of his starter Alex Muse. Charlotte didn’t need this win, but boy did they want it. Senior quarterback Alex Muse came Golfing star Meadow Southworth is in on the fi rst drive of the second half after pacing the sidelines for the fi rst two quarters. painting an impressive picture He wasted no time as the Tarpons scored on the second play from scrim- By JOHN VITTAS was only six when she made her mage on a jet sweep from Ashar Thomas. SUN CORRESPONDENT choice. The Tarpons outscored the Pirates 21-0 “It was when we were watching in the second half and outgained them Armed with a heavy heart, an a tour event on TV and I saw Tiger 321-61. Muse fi nished 8 for 10 for 205 intrinsic focus and a story that Woods,” Southworth said. “Tiger’s yards and two touchdowns. will draw you in, Lemon Bay’s my favorite – and I threw down a Port Charlotte was down some defend- Meadow Southworth heads into pillow and I pretended to put the ers and started a heap of youngsters. But this weekend’s 3A Golf State ball on a tee and I took a swing. My I’m still somewhat confused on how that Championship as a serious dad freaked out and went to grab game fl ipped so quickly. contender. my mom and I’m pretty sure it was So what does this all mean? Overcoming the tragic loss of that summer that they got me in Well, fi rst off it means that Port her personal coach, a debilitating a golf program. I’ve loved it ever Charlotte is virtually eliminated from the diagnosis and having to transfer since.” playoffs. I say virtually because there may schools, Southworth is playing Southworth player regularly from be some crazy scenario that gets them in, the best golf of her career. She that point on. However, her journey but I don’t see it happening. shot an 81 last Monday to post the isn’t as innocuous as her start. As for the Tarpons, they are one of top individual qualifying score in “I have A.D.D. (Attention Deficit the more complete teams I’ve seen this Region 7. season. Disorder) really, really bad,” “Her consistency is the number They have a stud offensive line with Meadow said. “When I was in fi ve big and physical seniors. They boast one thing that has improved,” elementary school, I could sit there a strong, triple-threat running game Lemon Bay head coach Darrell and hear the lights, I could hear the anchored by senior Jayden Grant. Roach said. “Being able to handle fans, I could hear people talking on Muse, who didn’t run much with fear of adversity is really what sets her the other side of the room. I could hurting his injured shoulder despite being apart from other players.” hear everything and I couldn’t focus a strong dual threat, proved he could stay Averaging a score of 39 over nine to save my life. The thing with composed and make timely throws when holes this season, Southworth also A.D.D. is that you over-focus on needed. claimed the county and district everything.” They’re defense can make a stop when titles and has established herself as Meadow recalled stories from her needed and they have a coach that’s been the best female golfer in the area. childhood when she would ignore around since long before I was born, I’m “Over my 24 years, she’s easily in the people around her in order to sure. the top three (that I’ve coached),” stay focused on a task. And combined they are mentally stable Roach said. “She’s right there. The “I hope they didn’t think I’m TIM KERN and composed. biggest thing is her mental game rude,” she joked. It’s a recipe for a deep playoff run. and her ability to manage the Southworth never used her Lady Manta Rays golfer Meadow Southworth They’ve been tested multiple times and course. If she has a bad shot, it diagnosis as a crutch. Instead, she has established herself as a formidable force. they’ve answered all but once. doesn’t turn into a triple bogey like turned a blemish into an asset. She the future. Southworth paints They’ve spent most of the the season as a lot of the players. A bad shot to often refuses to leave a green until this big question mark for me because I regularly. Her most recent canvas her is something to overcome and she figures out why she missed a just didn’t know. is a metal car hood, one she has becomes a bogey at worst.” putt and subsequently figures out But Friday they passed the eye test. been painting in sections since the Southworth said her parents Email Jacob Hoag at Jhoag@sun-her- how to make it. summer. threw her into several sports at a ald.com and follow him on Twitter @ Her condition has facilitated a “It’s so cool,” said Southworth. ByJacobHoag. young age — basketball, tee ball passion for art, something that and soccer – to name a few. But she she sees as a potential career in INSPIRED | 3

„ NFL: Jacksonville Jaguars Wentz’s 3 TD passes give Eagles win vs. Jags in London By ZAC BOYER fourth-quarter lead slip it happen again. and the defense stepped review — they otherwise with Donte Moncrief on ASSOCIATED PRESS away twice this season, Thanks to his defense, up. So I think at the end converted 7 of 12 third- fourth-and-2 four plays Philadelphia Eagles it didn’t. of the day, we finished down opportunities. later to seal the fate for LONDON (AP) quarterback Carson The Eagles held well this week.” Jacksonville entered Jacksonville (3-5). — After watching a Wentz didn’t want to see onto a 24-18 victory Philadelphia (4-4) the fourth quarter down at Wembley Stadium surrendered a 17-point 17-12 after a failed JAGS | 6B on Sunday after the lead in the final quarter 2-point conversion, and Jacksonville Jaguars of a loss to the Carolina a pair of field goals by SPORTS BRIEFS were twice held to a Panthers a week earlier, Josh Lambo kept them field goal in the fourth and lost in overtime to within six points even Carmalita 60+ quarter, and failed to the Tennessee Titans after the Eagles extend- Softball results convert on fourth down on Sept. 30 despite ed the lead on a 5-yard with 3:41 remaining. holding a seven-point touchdown reception by Dr. Paul M. Popper 12 “We finished it,” said advantage. tight end Zach Ertz. Reuter Accounting 8 Wentz, who threw for Although the Eagles Blake Bortles, restored Dr. Luis F. Fernandez 286 yards and three failed to pick up a first as the starter despite 17 Luigi’s Pizza 5 touchdowns, all to down when they got being pulled in a loss Ivette M. Fernandez different players. “At the ball back with 6:52 to the Houston Texans DMD 14 Dr. Paul M. the end of the day, we remaining — and rookie a week earlier, ran for Popper 13 AP PHOTO finished it. We still didn’t running back Josh 4 yards on fourth down Dr. Luis F. Fernandez finish the way we want- Adams nearly fumbled with 4:26 left to prolong 21 Reuter Accounting Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Blake Bortles (5) dives to ed offensively. We had a on the first play, if what would be the 17 make a down during the second half of an NFL football game chance to seal the deal not for the call being Jaguars’ final drive. But Luigi’s Pizza 18 Ivette against Philadelphia Eagles at Wembley stadium in London. but went three-and-out, overturned on replay he could not connect M. Fernandez DMD 13

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Florida Lottery „ NHL: Roundup www.flalottery.com CHICAGO (AP) — Cam Talbot stopped 31 in place of the injured Ericsson and Justin Bailey had two assists for Connor McDavid scored shots as Edmonton im- Jonathan Quick for the Abdelkader scored for the Islanders, who have „ PICK 2 53 seconds into overtime proved to 3-1 in overtime Kings. Dustin Brown, Detroit, which had been earned points in three Oct. 28N ...... 4-7 to lift the Edmonton Oilers games. making his season debut 0-3-1 at Little Caesars straight games. Playing Oct. 28D ...... 2-5 to their third straight win, after breaking a finger in Arena. Dylan Larkin had eight of their first 11 Oct. 27N ...... 0-7 2-1 win over the Chicago KINGS 4, Los Angeles’ final presea- two assists and Jonathan games on the road, they’ve Oct. 27D ...... 1-1 Blackhawks on Sunday. RANGERS 3 son game, also scored. Bernier stopped 28 shots won two in a row for the Oct. 26N ...... 0-6 After two Blackhawks Vladislav Namestnikov for his first win as a Red first time. Oct. 26D ...... 3-2 skaters got caught deep LOS ANGELES (AP) — and Tony DeAngelo each Wing, after signing as a Teuvo Teravainen D-Day, N-Night in their zone, McDavid Alec Martinez scored with had a goal and an assist free agent in July. scored for Carolina while finished a 2-on-1 break, 55 seconds remaining, and Ryan Spooner also Gemel Smith and de- Sebastian Aho matched a „ PICK 3 taking a cross-ice feed and Los Angeles stopped a scored for the Rangers, fenseman John Klingberg pair of club records with Oct. 28N ...... 7-5-8 from Leon Draisaitl and six-game skid. who are winless in five scored for Dallas. Ben an assist — giving him Oct. 28D ...... 4-0-3 beating Cam Ward from Martinez brought the road games. Lundqvist Bishop made 19 saves. points and assists in all Oct. 27N ...... 4-2-2 the left circle for his eighth puck from behind the net made 36 saves. 11 games this season, the Oct. 27D ...... 8-1-5 goal. into the offensive zone and ISLANDERS 2, longest active streak in the Oct. 26N ...... 9-1-8 Chicago’s Brent fired a wrist shot through RED WINGS 4, HURRICANES 1 league. Oct. 26D ...... 6-6-2 Seabrook and Edmonton’s the legs of Brendan Smith STARS 2 Thomas Greiss, who D-Day, N-Night Zack Kassian scored in the and past New York goalten- RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — stopped 90 of the 91 shots first period. der Henrik Lundqvist for DETROIT (AP) — Anders Lee had a goal and he faced in his last two „ PICK 4 Chicago’s leading scorer, his first goal of the season. Anthony Mantha helped an assist, and New York games against Carolina, Oct. 28N ...... 4-4-7-0 Patrick Kane, assisted on Ilya Kovalchuk had a Detroit earn its first home beat Carolina. made 38 saves while earn- Oct. 28D ...... 9-9-3-3 Seabrook’s goal to extend goal and two assists, Trevor win of the season. Ryan Pulock scored the ing his first victory since a Oct. 27N ...... 6-1-5-4 his point streak to six Lewis scored and Jack Mantha, Tyler Bertuzzi, go-ahead goal late in the 2-1 win in the opener on Oct. 27D ...... 0-7-4-8 games. Campbell made 22 saves defenseman Jonathan second period and Josh Oct. 4. Oct. 26N ...... 9-4-5-9 Oct. 26D ...... 9-5-8-7 „ NBA: Roundup D-Day, N-Night NEW ORLEANS 30 points, 12 rebounds The Pistons won their added 14 points and 12 his hometown. „ PICK 5 (AP) — Ricky Rubio and eight assists and first four games of the rebounds. Taurean Prince led Oct. 28N ...... 7-6-6-7-2 had 28 points and 12 the Spurs rallied in season for the first time Kemba Walker scored Atlanta with 16 points. Oct. 28D ...... 2-2-8-5-5 assists, Rudy Gobert the fourth quarter, since 2008-09. 37 points for Charlotte. Oct. 27N ...... 1-1-6-9-0 had 25 points and 14 overcoming 35 points The Celtics opened GRIZZLIES 117, Oct. 27D ...... 7-7-1-5-7 rebounds, and the Utah and 11 rebounds from up a 103-74 lead with HEAT 120, TRAIL SUNS 96 Oct. 26N ...... 3-9-7-5-7 Jazz became the first LeBron James to beat 5:15 left to play, cruis- BLAZERS 111 Oct. 26D ...... 9-8-4-4-2 team this season to Los Angeles. ing to a win in the first MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) D-Day, N-Night beat the New Orleans The Spurs’ first lead of consecutive games MIAMI (AP) — Goran — Marc Gasol scored Pelicans, 132-111 on came at 93-91 with between the teams. Dragic scored 28 points, 19 points, Mike Conley „ FANTASY 5 Saturday night. 10 minutes remaining Dwyane Wade and Kelly added 18 and Memphis Oct. 28 ...... Late New Orleans played when DeRozan laid BUCKS 113, Olynyk each had 19 and took a big lead in the Oct. 27 ...... 1-17-28-30-35 without star forward in his own miss after MAGIC 91 Miami scrambled in the first half before coast- Oct. 26 ...... 3-8-24-25-28 Anthony Davis. He was beating three Lakers to final minutes to beat ing past Phoenix. PAYOFF FOR OCT. 27 ruled out shortly before the rebound. MILWAUKEE Portland. MarShon Brooks 2 5-digit winner ...... $111,582.48 the game because of his San Antonio would (AP) — Giannis The Heat let a matched Conley with 18 256 4-digit winners ...... $140.50 sprained right elbow built the lead to eight Antetokounmpo scored 19-point lead slip away points, Garrett Temple 8667-digit winners ...... $11.50 — an injury through points before James 21 points and Khris entirely, and then found added 15, and Wayne Middleton had 18 CASH FOR LIFE which he’d played in a cut it to 106-105 with themselves trailing Selden 14. „ victory a night earlier four straight points an and Milwaukee beat twice in the fourth Deandre Ayton, the Oct. 25 ...... 27-33-34-42-43 over Brooklyn. assist to Josh Hart on Orlando to improve quarter before outscor- top pick in last sum- Cash Ball ...... 4 to 6-0, one shy of the ing Portland 19-7 in mer’s draft, scored 24 • • • The Davis-Gobert a 3-pointer. DeRozan record set by the 1971- the final 3:52. Dragic’s points — tops for his Oct. 22 ...... 1-11-19-24-46 matchup has been a responded with a 72 team. 3-pointer with just young season — and Cash Ball ...... 1 competitive and com- fadeaway jumper on PAYOFF FOR OCT. 25 pelling one in recent Hart with 15.9 seconds Antetokounmpo under a minute left all had eight rebounds. 0 5-5 CB ...... $1,000/Day seasons. With Davis remaining to help added seven rebounds but sealed the win for But Ayton didn’t get a 0 5-5 ...... $1,000/Week out, Gobert had his preserve the lead and in a season-low 19 Miami, putting the Heat lot of offensive help as 1 4-5 CB ...... $2,500 best game of the young the eventual win. minutes. Nikola Vucevic up nine. the Suns played without 6 4-5 ...... $500 season. He’d come in Rudy Gay added 16 had 16 points and nine Damian Lillard had 42 leading scorer Devin averaging 14.5 points points and LaMarcus rebounds for Orlando. points for Portland. Booker, who is nursing „ LUCKY MONEY and had not scored Aldridge had 15 points a left hamstring strain. Oct. 26 ...... 02-15-26-28 more than 19 points as the Spurs beat the 76ERS 105, BULLS 97, Lucky Ball ...... 13 in a game this season. Lakers for the second HORNETS 103 HAWKS 85 PACERS 119 • • • Rubio, who set up sev- time in a week. CAVALIERS 107 Oct. 23 ...... 06-15-35-41 PHILADELPHIA (AP) ATLANTA (AP) — Lucky Ball ...... 11 eral of Gobert’s dunks PAYOFF FOR OCT. 26 with alley-oop lobs, was CELTICS 109, — Joel Embiid had 27 Zach LaVine scored 27 CLEVELAND (AP) 0 4-of-4 LB ...... $500,000 averaging just 6 points PISTONS 89 points and 14 rebounds, points and Chicago was — Bojan Bogdanovic 3 4-of-4 ...... $1,478 coming in and hadn’t and J.J. Redick and 7 of 10 from 3-point scored 25 points, Victor 31 3-of-4 LB ...... $313.50 scored more than 13 in DETROIT (AP) — Robert Covington hit range in the fourth Oladipo had 24 and 566 3-of-4 ...... $50.50 a game. Jaylen Brown scored 19 key 3-pointers late to quarter to pull away Indiana beat Cleveland Nikola Mirotic scored points, Marcus Morris lead Philadelphia past from Atlanta. to drop the Cavaliers to „ LOTTO 25 points for the added 18 and Boston Charlotte. Jabari Parker scored 0-6. Oct. 27 ...... 1-7-9-22-26-30 Pelicans. handed Detroit its first Embiid was a game- half of his 18 points Cleveland is off to Oct. 24 ...... 4-27-29-31-41-43 loss of the season. time decision after in the fourth quarter its worst start since Oct. 20 ...... 3-13-14-30-35-46 injuring his left ankle in for the Bulls. Rookie losing its first seven PAYOFF FOR OCT. 27 SPURS 110, Andre Drummond had 18 points and eight practice Friday. Wendell Carter Jr. games in the 1995-96 0 6-digit winners ...... $5 million LAKERS 106 rebounds, and Stanley Covington had 18 had 10 points and 10 season. Rodney Hood 37 5-digit winners ...... $2,441.00 points and 10 rebounds, rebounds while playing led the Cavaliers with 1,810 4-digit winners ...... $41.50 SAN ANTONIO (AP) Johnson scored a sea- ESTIMATED JACKPOT — DeMar DeRozan had son-high 16 for Detroit. and Ben Simmons his first NBA game in 17 points. $5 million „ POWERBALL „ NBA: Cleveland Cavaliers Oct. 27 ...... 8-12-13-19-27 Powerball ...... 4 Oct. 24 ...... 3-21-45-53-56 Cavaliers fire coach Tyronn Lue after 0-6 start Powerball ...... 22 By TOM WITHERS to an NBA title in 2016 — left foot, posted a message Hawks (2010-2013). to lead in the second half. • • • PAYOFF FOR OCT. 24 AP SPORTS WRITER Cleveland’s first pro sports to Lue on Instagram . The Cavaliers were The Cavs have also been 2 5-5 + PB ...... $40 million championship since 1964 “You helped me see the hoping to remain compet- plagued by poor defense 1 5-5 ...... $1 million Tyronn Lue didn’t make — and helped the team to big picture,” Love wrote. itive without James, but and communication 11 4-5 + PB ...... $50,000 it through the season’s first four straight Finals. “Life changing experiences they’ve been overmatched. issues, and has looked 284 4-5 ...... $100 month without LeBron “We thank him for the and teaching points. They dropped their sixth disorganized at times. ESTIMATED JACKPOT James. many ways he has contrib- Nothing but love and straight game on Saturday The Cavaliers host $750 Million The Cleveland Cavaliers uted to our success, wish admiration. Know we will night to Indiana and are Atlanta on Tuesday night. fired their coach on him the best and he will work towards something off to their worst start Led by rookie Trae Young’s „ MEGA MILLIONS Sunday and named always be remembered greater together again. since losing their first 35 points, the Hawks Oct. 26 ...... 1-28-61-62-63 assistant Larry Drew for leading a very special THANK YOU.” seven games in the 1995- clobbered the Cavs by 22 Mega Ball ...... 5 interim head coach. The Cavs team back against Love also posted a photo 96 season. points in Cleveland’s home • • • Cavaliers are off to a 0-6 the odds to win the title of him and Lue hugging Cleveland has trailed by opener last week. Oct. 23 ...... 5-28-62-65-70 start without James, who in 2016,” general manager on the court at Oracle at least 16 points in all six The Athletic first report- Mega Ball ...... 5 PAYOFF FOR OCT. 23 left Cleveland this summer Koby Altman said in a Arena after the Cavaliers losses and the club has yet ed Lue’s firing. for the second time in his 0 5 of 5 + MB ...... $40 mllion statement. “This is a rallied from a 3-1 deficit career and signed with the 0 5 of 5 ...... $1 million different team equation, and won Game 7 of the Los Angeles Lakers as a „ NHL: Tampa Bay Lightning 0 4 of 5 + MB ...... $10,000 though, and one that we 2016 Finals over Golden free agent. 15 4 of 5 ...... $500 felt needed a different State. ESTIMATED JACKPOT Lue guided the Cavaliers voice and approach that James also expressed $45 million required this change.” gratitude toward his Lightning recalls forward Assistant coach Damon former coach on Twitter . SPORTS ON TV Jones also was fired. 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„ COLLEGE : Hometown Heros Former Indian earns plaudits

By BARBARA BOXLEITNER in a single season. She and 11 set assists against International. The fresh- Florida Atlantic University at the Elon Phoenix SUN CORRESPONDENT was cited for recording Warner. The Venice man had two service aces. before being sidelined. Invitational. The Imagine at least 15 digs and 46 set resident added four digs. Marshall University School at North Port For the fifth time assists in three matches. University of Tampa senior Lauren Mattmuller Men’s golf graduate was fifth among this season, Ashley Kot As of Sunday, she had defensive specialist had four kills against the the Tigers. was recognized for her 12 double-doubles, twice Marisa Beisner had University of Texas at Senior Tate Smith Jeovani Veloz of volleyball play. recording double-dou- three digs against Nova San Antonio. The Venice finished second among Tennessee Wesleyan The College of Coastal bles in five consecutive Southeastern. She played alumna had two digs and Stetson University University shot 231 (75- Georgia sophomore was matches. She led the con- for Charlotte High. two aces. scorers in the 78-78) at the Appalachian named Oct. 22 as The Sun ference with 10.4 assists Tampa outside hitter Community Credit Union Athletic Conference Fall Conference setter of the per set. Gen Beaumier had a sea- Women’s soccer Invitational. Previously Preview. The former week. son-high six digs against at Port Charlotte, he shot Pirate was third among The member of the More volleyball Lee. She is a past Indian. Because of an injury, 234 (78-74-82) to finish the Bulldogs. Mariners roster out of Port Charlotte High Maddison Krstec will not 47th. Send updates about Venice High School tied Southeastern University product Mackenzie Krause play again this season. Spencer Alexander area athletes to Barbara the school record for re- sophomore Courtney had nine digs for Bryan The North Port resident shot 233 (75-80-78) Boxleitner at jdanddoc@ ceiving that weekly honor Krause had seven kills College against Columbia played four games for for Towson University gmail.com. INSPIRED FROM PAGE 1B

“I’m really slow and meticulous. But I can’t wait to finish it.” Slow and meticulous — the characteristics of a precise and cerebral golfer. “I like to plan out shots, so when it comes to painting, I have an idea and I don’t always know how I’m going to do it, but I know I’m going to do it,” Meadow said. “Sometimes I figure it out along the way, and I kind of do the same on the golf course. They both tie together a lot.” While she headlines an impressive Lemon Bay girls’ golf team, Southworth wasn’t always a Manta Ray. She attended Island Village Montessori school for 12 years, playing her first two seasons of high school golf for North Port. But when Island Village was force PHOTOS BY TIM KERN to shut down their 30-student high school Lemon Bay’s Meadow Southworth paints when she’s not on the golf course. program, Southworth chose Lemon Bay since it was about half the size of North Port. The transition to a new school as a junior wasn’t the easiest. “The first time I met the girls on the team, I felt kind of weird,” said Southworth. “One of the first times out, I was playing with two girls who I hadn’t played with yet. One of them said, ‘Oh no, I have to play with her? She’s scary.’ But now, we’re great. I think it’s really funny how people think I’m intimidating when people first meet me and I don’t mean to come off that way.” After all – she points out – how scary can she be with a taco truck lunch box? Southworth’s food carrier of choice last year was a lunch box shaped as a bouquet of French fries. But as Southworth heads into her final and most important tournament of her high school career, she does it with a level of grief she never anticipated. There are high expectations for Lemon Bay’s Meadow South- Lemon Bay’s Meadow Southworth has faced adversity head on, not allowing life’s challenges to After receiving worth at States, after capturing all-county and district honors. get in the way of her golf game. instruction from her But on July 20, Kirsch her career to win the year, not just for me but coaches at Capri Isles in lost control of her white county championship, for her.” LOCAL SPORTS Area District her youth, Southworth Cadillac and struck an Meadow was overjoyed Southworth hopes to got connected with oncoming truck in her while leaving the take her game to the CALENDAR Rankings area pro Peggy Kirsch. native New Hampshire, course and wanted next level, setting her Tomorrow District 5A-11 A record-setting passing away suddenly to share her success sights on both college Volleyball 1. Hardee (9-0, 5-0) professional who played at the age of 60. with the person who golf and eventually the Venice — Regional semifinals vs. 2. Booker (5-4, 4-1) in nine LPGA U.S. “I think about was most responsible. professional ranks. Lakewood Ranch, 7 p.m. 3. DeSoto (6-3, 3-2) Opens, Kirsch brought everything she’s told Even though she “Well she’s been the Port Charlotte vs. Charlotte 4. Southeast (4-5, 2-3) Southworth with her to me when I’m on the knew the text would leader all year,” Lemon Regional semifinals, 7 p.m. 5. Bayshore (4-5, 1-4) each course she worked course,” Southworth go unanswered, Bay head coach Darrell Wednesday 6. Lemon Bay (1-8, 0-5) for – from Herron Creek said. “I have a book Southworth sent “I Roach said. “Her work Diving District 6A-10 in North Port, to Sable and I would write down won!” to Kirsch’s phone ethic is second to none Lemon Bay — District meet at Lely 1. Charlotte (8-1, 5-0) Trace and eventually to things that she told me. number. and her ability speaks High School, 3:30 p.m. 2. North Fort Myers (6-3, 4-1) The Cove in Englewood. We also took a bunch of “I know that she for itself. That doesn’t 3. Cape Coral (5-4, 2-3) “She was amazing,” videos on stuff for me would’ve been ecstatic happen by accident. We 4. Port Charlotte (6-3, 2-3) Southworth said of to remember to work and over the moon haven’t have any pros 5. Island Coast (2-7, 2-3) her five years with on. She helped me a that I played as well (at Lemon Bay) until…” 6. Ida Baker (1-9, 0-5) Kirsch. “She taught lot.” as I did,” Southworth Roach looked at District 7A-11 1. Venice (8-1, 5-0) me a lot about Southworth said said. “No matter how Southworth, knowing 2. Braden River (7-2, 4-1) course management, she is dedicating her bad I played, she that if anyone is going 3. Palmetto (6-3, 3-2) conditions and how senior season to Kirsch. would always be so to do it – it’s going to 4. North Port (3-6, 1-4) to adapt to different supportive. I was really be the painter with the After playing one of 5. Sarasota (2-7, 2-3) circumstances.” the best rounds of glad that I did that this taco truck lunch box. 6. Lakewood Ranch (0-9, 0-5) Page 4 E/N/C www.yoursun.com The Sun | Monday, October 29, 2018

„ MLB: Boston Red Sox The stuff of legends Nathan Eovaldi’s Game 3 World Series performance

By MARC TOPKIN read, about what Eovaldi those Red Sox to another night,’’ Dodgers manager TAMPA BAY TIMES did in Game 3. title, as they took a 2-1 Dave Roberts said. “I’m on In the longest World Series lead into Game 4. the other side, but I’m a LOS ANGELES — My Series game in history, 18 “That was nothing short baseball fan, I’m a sports premise going into the innings and 7 hours, 20 of incredible,’’ Sox ace fan. And when you see World Series was to write minutes, delivering one Chris Sale said Saturday. people like that perform how understandably hard of the most remarkable “I don’t know if there’s at the highest level and to it would be for Rays fans performances, working anybody that’s ever done stay focused, appreciating AP PHOTO to root for Nathan Eovaldi. the final six-plus innings what he’s done, given the that that was three out of Even though they knew of the 3-2 walkoff loss to scenario. four (days pitching) for Boston Red Sox starting pitcher Nathan Eovaldi throws against he was likely to be traded the Dodgers. “We’re in Game 1, him, to go 90-plus pitches, the Los Angeles Dodgers during the 12th inning in Game 3 of since he was a free agent “The most incredible Game 2 and Game 3 of hold his stuff, use his mix, the World Series baseball game in Los Angeles. after the season and pitching performance I’ve the World Series, freezing and take three at-bats … rave about the influence checking on him. Each that dealing him in July ever seen,” said veteran cold weather in Boston, and still keep going and and example he set with inning, Eovaldi insisted he wouldn’t impact whatever Boston starter Rick worse the second night give his team a chance to his remarkable work ethic was okay, wanting to go slim chances the Rays Porcello said, after wiping than the first night. And win, those are moments and approach. (Blake Snell back out. “Let me finish had to re-sign him. His away tears. then we have a six-hour that don’t come by very tweeted during Friday’s this,’’ he pleaded. medical history made him Eovaldi had already travel day, where there’s often.’’ game, “Let’s go Eovaldi!!!!!!! Eovaldi did, albeit in a somewhat of a risk. They pitched the eighth inning not a whole lot of move- Even more so given the #mydawg”) losing effort, allowing a got back a promising pros- in Game 1 on Tuesday and ment. And then he threw backstory. Red Sox manager Alex home run to Max Muncy pect in lefty Jalen Beeks, Game 2 on Wednesday, seven innings in the most Eovaldi, 28, returned Cora knew they were get- to lead off the 18th and who should be pitching in the first back-to-back high-leverage game of the to the majors in late May ting a hard worker, great feeling miserable about in Tampa Bay a lot longer outings of a career spent year. after spending all of 2017 clubhouse guy and pitcher it. than Eovaldi would. primarily as a starter. “Check the book, I don’t with the Rays rehabbing with “amazing” stuff — Eovaldi has done so But … but … but … He was supposed to be know, but that’s incred- from a second Tommy from texting Rays pitching much, and he likely made He was pitching for the chilling Friday ahead of ible by any standard. I John elbow surgery, then coach Kyle Snyder right himself a lot more money Red Sox. The rival Red Sox. his Game 4 Saturday start. don’t care who you are, the unexpected late March after the deal. Now he has wherever he signs, having The NSFW adjective-of- But there he was, what you’ve seen, that’s setback of arthroscopic seen it play out, never fun and, most important- your-choice Red Sox. warming up to come in impressive.’’ surgery to remove bone more than Friday. ly, feeling good along the So any sense of appre- for the 12th inning, and There was just as much chips from the elbow. That Eovaldi was way. A couple of days’ rest, ciation for Eovaldi would insisting on staying out praise coming from the His two months went maybe the only one not at the least, seems obvious be negated, or at least there for every frame after other clubhouse, where well, leading the Rays to impressed with what he now, right? considerably conflicted, that, throwing 97 pitches, the comparisons under logically deal him in late did — “I don’t know, I just Cora saw him Saturday by seeing the Red Sox win hitting the high 90s with discussion were San July, the parting one of try to go out there,” he morning at the team again, a fourth title in 15 his fastball, every single Francisco’s Madison mutual admiration. He said — was so fitting. breakfast: “He said he’s years. one of the highest leverage Bumgarner and Dodgers still praises them for the After committing to ready to go tonight.’’ But then Friday with the game on the line. Hall of Famer Sandy “tremendous job” they use Eovaldi for the 12th Of course he was. How happened. Tell me now how you Koufax. did to get him back and inning, Cora figured he can you not root for that By now you have prob- can’t root for this guy, “I appreciate everything how patient they were; would get a couple of guy, no matter what jersey ably heard, and hopefully even if he ends up helping about what he did (Friday) Rays players and officials innings and then start he’s wearing?

„ TENNIS: ATP Tour Federer wins 99th title, beats Copil in Swiss Indoors final

BASEL, Switzerland which now gives Basel’s against the 93rd-ranked a final to an opponent Copil, currently ranked netted an attempted drop (AP) — Roger Federer won local hero a bigger main Romanian, whose serve ranked below No. 87. No. 93, will rise to a shot. his 99th career ATP tour stage. was measured at 243 kph Their first meeting career-best ranking of No. After Copil saved two title on Sunday, beating “It’s been a magical (151 mph) in his opening came after Federer 60 when the new list is set points with big serves, qualifier Marius Copil week. It was dream run service game. amassed 20 Grand Slam published Monday. Federer took the first on 7-6 (5), 6-4 in the Swiss for me,” Federer said in Federer clinched singles titles, while Copil “I would love for it to his own serve when his Indoors final. his on-court acceptance minutes after saving a has just one career match be the beginning of my opponent sent a forehand A ninth title at Federer’s speech, before his fans’ break point, taking his win at a Grand Slam — in career at this level,” said long. Federer celebrated hometown event in Basel, ovation brought tears first match-point chance the 2015 Australian Open Copil, who played his first with a shout and a pump where he was once a welling in his eyes. when Copil sent a back- first round. tour-level match in 2009. of his right fist. ball boy, matched the “To come through and hand into the net. The 28-year-old Copil The first-set tiebreaker In the second set, Copil nine he has won at the win again here in my The title was the came to Basel with career was likely to be crucial again quickly broke serve Halle grass-court event hometown, never know- 37-year-old Federer’s first prize money — $1.67 mil- given Copil’s career record and this time held the key in Germany. He closed ing if this might be your in more than four months lion — significantly less of 8-52 when losing the fifth game when Federer the gap on the all-time last time ... it obviously since winning on grass at than Federer earned just opening set in top-tier had two break points. singles titles list to Jimmy means a lot to me and it Stuttgart in June. for winning the Australian matches. It was a brief respite un- Connors, who leads with becomes very emotional,” Federer’s 151st singles Open in January. His Federer got a mini- til Federer broke in Copil’s 109. he said later. final on the ATP tour second career runner-up break in the seventh next service game despite Federer blew kisses The top-seeded Swiss shaped as one of his finish, both this season, point, being rewarded the Romanian ending one to a 12,000 crowd in the rallied from trailing by a biggest mismatches by earned almost 210,000 for solid defense from long rally with a backhand renovated St. Jakobhalle, service break in each set ranking. He has never lost euros ($239,000). the baseline when Copil lob for a winner.

„ GOLF: PGA „ GOLF: World Golf Nelly Korda wins Taiwan Schauffele wins HSBC for US sweep of World Championships

Championship SHANGHAI (AP) three-shot lead in his of the green. Finau went holes to pull within one — Xander Schauffele bid for a second PGA into the face of the bunker shot of the lead. But he gave the Americans a Tour-sanctioned victory, on the left, had no choice misfired from the fairway for 1st LPGA title sweep of the World Golf was ahead by one shot but to lay up, and his on the 15th into a bunker Championships and until Schauffele made an third shot was 20 feet on and made bogey, and he TAOYUAN, Taiwan Korda said. “I mean, I quickly put a winless 18-foot birdie putt on the the fringe. He missed his couldn’t catch up. (AP) — Nelly Korda shot played really solid. No. sophomore season behind par-3 17th, only the fourth birdie putt to extend the He needed to finish a 4-under 68 to win the 4 is definitely probably him. player to make birdie on playoff. second alone to replace Taiwan Championship one of the hardest holes Schauffele made birdie that hole Sunday. “Definitely feel like I let Koepka at No. 1 in the on Sunday for her first on this golf course on his final three holes Defending champion one get away,” said Finau, world. LPGA tour title. because you have such Sunday, the last one a two- Justin Rose missed a 10- whose only PGA Tour “Tough day for every- putt birdie from about 30 foot birdie chance on the victory was at the Puerto body,” Rose said, alluding Korda — the younger a long approach into the feet on the par-5 18th hole 17th and went to the final Rico Open two years ago. to only three players sister of Jessica Korda, green.” to beat Tony Finau in a hole two shots behind. “Xander played incredible shooting in the 60s in the who has won five titles Ryann O’Toole carded sudden-death playoff and Trying to make eagle, he golf today. It was playing final round. “You just look on the LPGA tour — had seven birdies — includ- win the HSBC Champions. went from the bunker tough out there. He posted at the scoreboard. Seems an eagle on the par-5 ing four of the last five “When I was signing my to the rough to over the a number and made birdie like everyone fell apart. It sixth hole and added holes — against a pair of card, I was like, ‘Oh, wow. I green and into the water, on a playoff hole when it was a three-horse race all two more birdies at bogeys for a 67 and sole actually went birdie-birdie making a bogey for a 72 to counted. Hats off to him. day. It was hard to keep the Ta Shee Golf and possession of third place to get in the playoff,” finish four shots behind. He played nicely today the mistakes off the card Country Club to finish at at 10-under 278. Schauffele said. “I was That meant Brooks and deserved to win.” completely today.” 13-under 275. She was “I just put myself just in my own world out Koepka, who closed with The United States He gets another chance two strokes ahead of in position and made there.” a 69 and tied for 16th, becomes the first country to go back to No. 1 when Minjee Lee, who shot a putts,” O’Toole said. “I He began the tour- stayed at No. 1 in the to have four players he defends his title in the bogey-free 66. bogeyed the first hole nament by celebrating world for at least another win the four World Golf Turkish Airlines Open next “Truthfully, I cannot and I think the best his 25th birthday. He week. Championships. Phil week. put it into words,” Korda thing I could have done ended it with one clutch Then, it was a battle be- Mickelson won the Rose’s third shot to the said. “It still hasn’t hit. It’s was stay in the moment shot after another in the tween the two Americans. Mexico Championship, 18th nicked Schauffele’s definitely one of the best after that.” closing stretch at Sheshan Finau faced a risky shot Bubba Watson won the ball, sending both balls days of my entire life. I Carlota Ciganda offset International for a 4-under from his ball sitting high in Dell Match Play and down the slope and into can finally check that off two bogeys with five 68, the lowest score of the the rough by going for the Justin Thomas won the the water. Schauffele was of my list, winning an birdies for a 69 that left final round, and his first green. It narrowly cleared Bridgestone Invitational. allowed to replace his ball LPGA event, something her tied for fourth with victory in 13 months. the water, leaving him The Americans also without penalty, though that I dreamed of ever Megan Khang (71). Schauffele won twice in an eagle putt from about won all four WGCs in 2013 it was an indication how since I started playing.” Local favorite Wei-Ling his first year on the PGA 35 feet that he placed to when Tiger Woods won close his shot was from Korda got her first Hsu, who held a share of Tour to win rookie of the a few feet from the cup. two of them, Matt Kuchar trickling down the hill birdie of the day on the the lead with Korda after year. Last season featured Schauffele’s second shot won the Match Play and and into the water, which par-4 No. 4 before the the third round, had five high finishes, but only one into the par-5 18th landed Dustin Johnson won in would have cost him the eagle on the sixth hole. bogeys and closed with a good chance at winning on the putting surface and Shanghai. Americans tournament. “I was hitting it really 74 to finish tied for sixth when he was a runner-up rolled just over the back as now have won 41 of the Schauffele, under strong well on the front nine,” with Lydia Ko (72). in the British Open at the 25-year-old American 69 events since the World consideration but left off Carnoustie. said, “Sit!” six times before Golf Championships series the Ryder Cup team as a Now he has three it settled just off the green. began in 1999. Woods has captain’s pick, moved to victories, the last two at He ran his eagle putt won 18 of them. No. 12 in the world. the Tour Championship 3 feet by and made that Rose was trying to join Kiradech Aphibarnrat to end the 2017 season for birdie. He and Finau Woods as the only players (71) and Andrew Putnam and now a World Golf finished at 14-under 274. to successfully defend a (72) tied for fourth. Championship. In the playoff, Schauffele WGC title — Woods has Putnam was making his Finau, who started again hit the fairway and done it eight times — and debut in the World Golf the final round with a hit a 5-iron to the middle birdied the 13th and 14th Championships. The Sun | Monday, October 29, 2018 www.yoursun.com E/N/C Page 5

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7. Oklahoma 7-1 1,132 8 SOUTHWEST WESTERN CONFERENCE Edmonton 5, Nashville 3 Bakersfield 8, Stockton 2 PRO BASEBALL 8. Ohio State 7-1 1,022 11 Alcorn St. 27, Prairie View 13 SOUTHWEST DIVISION W L PCT GB Washington 4, Calgary 3, SO Tucson 4, San Diego 3, OT 9. Central Florida 7-0 1,014 10 Cincinnati 26, SMU 20, OT New Orleans 4 1 .800 — Columbus 5, Buffalo 4, OT Sunday’s Games PLAYOFFS 10. Washington State 7-1 938 14 Houston 57, South Florida 36 San Antonio 3 2 .600 1 Toronto 3, Winnipeg 2 Providence 6, Bridgeport 1 All times Eastern 11. Kentucky 7-1 905 12 Lamar 24, Stephen F. Austin 17 Memphis 3 2 .600 1 Montreal 3, Boston 0 Springfield 6, Hartford 2 WORLD SERIES 12. West Virginia 6-1 891 13 North Texas 41, Rice 17 Dallas 2 4 .333 2½ Minnesota 3, Colorado 2 San Antonio 3, Chicago 2 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary; 13. Florida 6-2 734 9 Oklahoma 51, Kansas St. 14 Houston 1 4 .200 3 St. Louis 7, Chicago 3 Manitoba 2, Rockford 1, SO All games televised on FOX) 14. Penn State 6-2 733 17 Oklahoma St. 38, Texas 35 NORTHWEST DIVISION W L PCT GB Arizona 7, Tampa Bay 1 Hershey 3, Lehigh Valley 1 BOSTON 3, L.A. DODGERS 1 15. Texas 6-2 719 6 Sam Houston St. 28, SE Louisiana 25 Denver 4 1 .800 — Pittsburgh 5, Vancouver 0 Today’s Games Oct. 23: Boston 8, Los Angeles 4 16. Utah 6-2 593 23 Texas Southern 42, MVSU 14 Utah 4 2 .667 ½ Sunday’s Games None scheduled Oct. 24: Boston 4, Los Angeles 2 17. Houston 7-1 403 — Texas St. 27, New Mexico St. 20 Portland 3 2 .600 1 Los Angeles 4, N.Y. Rangers 3 Oct. 26: Los Angeles 3, Boston 2, 18 innings 18. Utah State 7-1 340 — Tulane 24, Tulsa 17 Minnesota 2 4 .333 2½ N.Y. Islanders 2, Carolina 1 Saturday: Boston 9, Los Angeles 6 19. Iowa 6-2 323 18 UAB 19, UTEP 0 Oklahoma City 1 4 .200 3 Detroit 4, Dallas 2 GOLF Sunday: Boston at Los Angeles, late 20. Fresno State 7-1 261 — Vanderbilt 45, Arkansas 31 PACIFIC DIVISION W L PCT GB Edmonton 2, Chicago 1, OT 21. Mississippi State 5-3 204 — x-Tuesday: Los Angeles at Boston, 8:09 p.m. FAR WEST Golden State 6 1 .857 — Ottawa at Vegas, late WORLD GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS 22. Syracuse 6-2 192 — Arizona 44, Oregon 15 L.A. Clippers 3 2 .600 2 San Jose at Anaheim, late x-Wednesday: Los Angeles at Boston, 8:09 HSBC CHAMPIONS 23. Virginia 6-2 175 — Arizona St. 38, Southern California 35 Sacramento 3 3 .500 2½ Today’s Games p.m. Sunday’s leaders at Sheshan International 24. Boston College 6-2 169 — Boise St. 48, Air Force 38 L.A. Lakers 2 4 .333 3½ Calgary at Toronto, 7 p.m. Golf Club, Shanghai. 25. Texas A&M 5-3 132 16 Cal Poly 38, N. Arizona 28 Phoenix 1 5 .167 4½ Minnesota at Vancouver, 10 p.m. SATURDAY’S LATE Purse: $10 million. Yardage: 7,261; Par: 72 Others receiving votes: Washington 120, California 12, Washington 10 WORLD SERIES GAME 4: (x-won on first playoff hole) Northwestern 86, Georgia Southern 62, E. Washington 38, Idaho 14 Saturday’s Games RED SOX 9, DODGERS 6 KINGS 4, RANGERS 3 Final Michigan State 51, Cincinnati 45, Iowa State Fresno St. 50, Hawaii 20 Boston 109, Detroit 89 BOSTON AB R H BI BB SO AVG. N.Y. RANGERS 1 1 1 — 3 x-Xander Schauffele (550), $1,700,000 42, South Florida 29, Stanford 26, Oklahoma Idaho St. 24, Montana St. 17 Utah 132, New Orleans 111 Betts cf 4 1 0 0 1 1 .211 LOS ANGELES 0 2 2 — 4 66-71-69-68—274 St. 24, Alabama Birmingham 17, Oregon 13, N. Colorado 42, S. Utah 39 Chicago 97, Atlanta 85 Benintendi lf 5 1 1 0 0 0 .357 First Period—1, N.Y. Rangers, Namestnikov 1 Tony Finau (315), $1,072,000 66-67-70-71—274 Wisconsin 12, Auburn 7, San Diego State 6, N. Illinois 7, BYU 6 Indiana 119, Cleveland 107 Pearce 1b 4 2 2 4 1 0 .250 (Buchnevich), 11:11. Penalties—Clifford, LA, Justin Rose (200), $587,000 69-67-70-72—278 Army 6, North Carolina State 5, California Nevada 28, San Diego St. 24 Philadelphia 105, Charlotte 103 Martinez rf 4 0 0 0 1 3 .214 Major (fighting), 9:22; McLeod, NYR, Major Kiradech Aphibarnrat (128), $393,000 2, Buffalo 1. Oregon St. 41, Colorado 34, OT Memphis 117, Phoenix 96 Bogaerts ss 4 1 1 1 1 0 .105 (fighting), 9:22. 68-71-70-71—280 Portland St. 41, Sacramento St. 14 Miami 120, Portland 111 Nunez 3b 5 0 0 0 0 3 .300 Second Period—2, N.Y. Rangers, DeAngelo 1 Andrew Putnam (128), $393,000 AMWAY COACHES TOP 25 POLL San Diego 59, Jacksonville 35 Milwaukee 113, Orlando 91 Kimbrel p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- (Namestnikov, Howden), 7:42. 3, Los Angeles, 70-71-67-72—280 The Amway Top 25 football poll, with first- San Jose St. 50, UNLV 37 San Antonio 110, L.A. Lakers 106 Holt 2b 2 2 1 0 2 0 .250 Brown 1 (Kovalchuk, Doughty), 11:23 (pp). 4, Keegan Bradley (105), $289,000 place votes in parentheses, records through UC Davis 49, Montana 21 Vazquez c 2 0 1 0 0 0 .250 Sunday’s Games Los Angeles, Kovalchuk 3 (Kopitar, Doughty), 69-70-70-72—281 Oct. 27, total points based on 25 points for Utah St. 61, New Mexico 19 Golden State 120, Brooklyn 114 a-Bradley Jr. ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .231 13:14 (pp). Penalties—Clifford, LA, (tripping), Patrick Cantlay (86), $210,563 70-68-73-72—283 first place through one point for 25th, and Washington St. 41, Stanford 38 Oklahoma City 117, Phoenix 110 Leon c 0 0 0 0 0 0 .500 3:06; McLeod, NYR, (slashing), 10:55; N.Y. Tommy Fleetwood (86), $210,563 last week’s ranking: Utah 113, Dallas 104 e-Devers ph-3b 1 1 1 1 0 0 .200 Rangers bench, served by Kreider (too many 68-68-72-75—283 RECORD PTS. LW Washington at L.A. Clippers, late Rodriguez p 1 0 0 0 0 1 .000 men on the ice), 12:41; McLeod, NYR, (rough- Thorbjørn Olesen, $210,563 75-69-67-72—283 1. Alabama (62) 8-0 1598 1 Today’s Games M.Barnes p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- ODDS ing), 14:27. Patrick Reed (86), $210,563 64-72-70-77—283 2. Clemson (2) 8-0 1537 2 Atlanta at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. b-Moreland ph 1 1 1 3 0 0 .125 Third Period—5, Los Angeles, Lewis 2 HaoTong Li, $152,333 73-72-69-70—284 3. Notre Dame 8-0 1458 3 Portland at Indiana, 7 p.m. Kelly p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- PREGAME.COM LINE (Kempe, Kovalchuk), 10:28. 6, N.Y. Rangers, Jason Day (69), $152,333 71-70-69-74—284 4. Louisiana State 7-1 1403 4 Brooklyn at New York, 7:30 p.m. f-Swihart ph-c 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Spooner 1 (DeAngelo, Skjei), 15:16. 7, Los Billy Horschel (69), $152,333 68-72-71-73—284 5. Michigan 7-1 1295 5 Sacramento at Miami, 7:30 p.m. TOTALS 35 9 8 9 6 8 Today Angeles, Martinez 1, 19:05. Penalties— Rafa C. Bello (61), $129,000 68-73-73-71—285 5. Georgia 7-1 1295 6 Golden State at Chicago, 8 p.m. Pearson, LA, (high sticking), 0:48; Pionk, LOS ANGELES AB R H BI BB SO AVG. FAVORITE LINE O/U UNDERDOG Emiliano Grillo (61), $129,000 70-69-74-72—285 7. Oklahoma 7-1 1190 8 L.A. Lakers at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Freese 1b 2 0 0 0 0 1 .333 Golden State 11 230½ at Chicago NYR, (tripping), 1:12; Forbort, LA, (tripping), Paul Casey (56), $116,000 73-68-74-71—286 8. Ohio State 7-1 1096 9 Toronto at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. 1-Hernandez pr-2b-lf at Philadelphia 11 229 Atlanta 7:45. Brooks Koepka (56), $116,000 72-74-71-69—286 9. Central Florida 7-0 1082 10 Dallas at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. 2 1 1 2 0 0 .182 at Indiana 3½ 219½ Portland Shots on Goal—N.Y. Rangers 7-6-12—25. Los Alex Noren (52), $103,500 74-69-71-73—287 10. West Virginia 6-1 992 12 New Orleans at Denver, 9 p.m. Angeles 12-15-13—40. Muncy 2b-1b 5 0 1 0 0 1 .286 11. Washington State 7-1 962 15 at Miami 8 227 Sacramento Thomas Pieters, $103,500 75-64-74-74—287 Power-play opportunities—N.Y. Rangers 0 of Turner 3b 4 1 3 0 1 0 .381 12. Kentucky 7-1 932 14 at New York 2 217½ Brooklyn Adam Scott (52), $103,500 69-73-72-73—287 3; Los Angeles 2 of 4. Machado ss 4 1 1 0 1 1 .222 13. Penn State 6-2 791 16 at Milwaukee Off Off Toronto WARRIORS 120, NETS 114 Ian Poulter (49), $93,500 69-71-74-74—288 GOLDEN STATE (120) Goalies—N.Y. Rangers, Lundqvist 2-6-1 (40 Bellinger cf 5 1 0 0 0 2 .067 14. Florida 6-2 743 11 at Minnesota 1 239 L.A. Lakers Tyrrell Hatton (41), $86,500 72-70-74-73—289 Durant 11-20 10-11 34, Green 4-9 0-0 shots-36 saves). Los Angeles, Campbell 3-4-0 Puig rf 4 1 1 3 0 0 .235 15. Texas 6-2 721 7 at San Antonio 6½ 216 Dallas C.T. Pan (41), $86,500 68-76-70-75—289 8, Jones 1-3 0-0 2, Curry 11-26 6-7 35, (25-22). Taylor lf 3 0 2 0 1 1 .167 16. Utah 6-2 620 24 at Denver Off Off New Orleans Andrea Pavan, $86,500 72-71-69-77—289 Thompson 8-17 1-2 18, McKinnie 4-5 0-0 9, A—18,230 (18,230). T—2:41. Maeda p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- 17. Houston 7-1 380 — Jon Rahm (41), $86,500 73-76-69-71—289 Looney 2-3 0-0 4, Jerebko 0-2 4-4 4, Bell 1-1 Referees—Reid Anderson, Steve Kozari. A.Barnes c 3 0 0 0 0 2 .000 18. Iowa 6-2 356 18 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Erik van Rooyen, $86,500 76-72-71-70—289 Linesmen—Lonnie Cameron, Brandon d-Grandal ph-c 1 0 0 0 0 1 .200 19. Washington 6-3 285 13 Today 0-0 0, Iguodala 2-3 0-0 4, Evans 0-0 0-0 0. Kyle Stanley (41), $86,500 70-69-78-72—289 Gawryletz. Hill p 2 0 0 0 0 0 .000 20. Utah State 7-1 281 — FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE Totals 44-89 21-24 120. Alexander Björk, $78,500 70-75-70-75—290 Alexander p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- 21. Mississippi State 5-3 226 — at Toronto -140 Calgary +130 BROOKLYN (114) Alexander Levy, $78,500 71-70-76-73—290 Madson p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- 22. Virginia 6-2 207 — Minnesota -136 at Vancouver +126 Harris 2-6 1-2 7, Dudley 3-5 0-0 6, Allen 5-6 RED WINGS 4, STARS 2 1-2 11, Russell 9-14 2-3 25, LeVert 9-18 1-1 c-Pederson ph 1 0 0 0 0 1 .091 23. Fresno State 7-1 191 — DALLAS 1 0 1 — 2 PGA TOUR 23, Hollis-Jefferson 3-9 1-2 7, Davis 2-2 0-0 DETROIT 0 1 3 — 4 Jansen p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- 24. Syracuse 6-2 183 — COLLEGE FOOTBALL SANDERSON FARMS CHAMPIONSHIP 4, Dinwiddie 4-9 0-0 12, Napier 1-7 2-2 5, First Period—1, Dallas, Smith 1 (Lindell, Floro p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- 25. Boston College 6-2 171 — Tuesday Sunday’s leaders at Country Club of Jackson, Crabbe 4-11 2-3 14. Totals 42-87 10-15 114. Klingberg), 11:44. Penalties—Polak, DAL, Wood p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- Others receiving votes: Texas A&M 167; FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG Jackson, Miss. GOLDEN STATE 32 31 30 27 — 120 (delay of game), 2:05; Benn, DAL, (high Dozier 2b 0 1 0 0 1 0 .000 Cincinnati 116; South Florida 87; Michigan at Buffalo 8½ 7½ Off Miami (OH) Purse: $4.4 million. Yardage: 7,440; Par: 72 BROOKLYN 29 20 28 37 — 114 sticking), 6:06. TOTALS 36 6 9 5 4 10 State 48; Wisconsin 41; North Carolina Kent St. 1 2 Off at Bwl.Green Final 3-Point Goals—Golden State 11-33 (Curry Second Period—2, Detroit, Mantha 2 (Green, BOSTON 000 000 315—9 8 1 State 40; Northwestern 40; Miami (Fla.) Wednesday Cameron Champ (300), $792,000 7-15, Durant 2-6, McKinnie 1-2, Thompson Nyquist), 4:44. Penalties—Dallas bench, LOS ANGELES 000 004 002—6 9 0 38; Georgia Southern 32; Oklahoma State at Toledo 13½ 14 Off Ball St. 65-70-64-68—267 1-5, Jerebko 0-1, Iguodala 0-1, Green 0-3), served by Dowling (too many men on the a-popped out for Vazquez in the 7th. b- 31; Alabama at Birmingham 24; Auburn 21; Thursday Corey Conners (165), $475,200 Brooklyn 20-42 (Russell 5-8, Dinwiddie 4-7, ice), 14:37; Nielsen, DET, (boarding), 15:28. homered for M.Barnes in the 7th. c-struck Stanford 21; Oregon 20; San Diego State at W. Michigan 1½ Pk Off Ohio 71-68-64-68—271 LeVert 4-7, Crabbe 4-7, Harris 2-6, Napier Third Period—3, Detroit, Bertuzzi 3 out for Madson in the 7th. d-struck out for 16; Buffalo 14; Army 13; South Carolina No. Illinois 6½ 5½ Off at Akron Sam Burns (93), $255,200 69-70-66-68—273 1-4, Hollis-Jefferson 0-1, Dudley 0-2). Fouled (Kronwall, Glendening), 4:59. 4, Detroit, A.Barnes in the 8th. e-singled for Leon in the 11; Florida International 6; Iowa State 6; at UCF Off Off Off Temple Carlos Ortiz (93), $255,200 69-69-71-64—273 Out—None. Rebounds—Golden State 47 Ericsson 1 (Vanek, Larkin), 9:20. 5, Dallas, 9th. f-grounded out for Kelly in the 9th. Virginia Tech 5; Duke 3; Pittsburgh 3; Boise Friday Anders Albertson (63), $167,200 (Durant 8), Brooklyn 37 (Davis 7). Assists— Klingberg 6 (Seguin, Spezza), 19:23. 6, 1-ran for Freese in the 6th. State 2. at Virginia 6½ 8½ Off Pittsburgh 71-70-67-66—274 Golden State 28 (Green 13), Brooklyn 28 Detroit, Abdelkader 1 (Daley, Larkin), 19:36. E—Vazquez (1). LOB—Boston 6, Los Angeles at Middle Tenn. 12 13 Off W.Kentucky Roberto Castro (63), $167,200 71-71-67-65—274 (LeVert 7). Total Fouls—Golden State 16, Penalties—None. 8. 2B—Pearce (1), Holt (1), Turner (2). THE AP TOP 25 RESULTS at Arizona 1 2½ Off Colorado Denny McCarthy (42), $119,114 Brooklyn 20. Technicals—Durant. A—17,732 Shots on Goal—Dallas 11-10-9—30. Detroit HR—Moreland (1), off Madson; Pearce Oct. 25 Saturday 71-68-69-67—275 (17,732). 7-7-9—23. (1), off Jansen; Puig (1), off Rodriguez; No. 13 West Virginia 58, Baylor 14 Houston 16 14 Off at SMU Dylan Meyer, $119,114 71-67-68-69—275 Power-play opportunities—Dallas 0 of 1; Hernandez (1), off Kimbrel. RBIs—Pearce Georgia Southern 34, No. 25 Appalachian St. 14 at Purdue 1 2½ Off Iowa Seth Reeves (42), $119,114 67-70-70-68—275 Detroit 0 of 3. 4 (5), Bogaerts (2), Moreland 3 (3), Devers Friday at Georgia St. 7½ 6½ Off Texas State THUNDER 117, SUNS 110 Adam Schenk (42), $119,114 70-68-70-67—275 PHOENIX (110) Goalies—Dallas, Bishop 4-4-0 (22 shots-19 (2), Puig 3 (4), Hernandez 2 (2). No. 23 Utah 41, UCLA 10 Syracuse 6½ 5 Off at WFU Martin Laird (42), $119,114 72-67-66-70—275 Ariza 1-4 3-3 5, Anderson 4-10 6-6 15, Ayton saves). Detroit, Bernier 1-2-0 (30-28). Runners left in scoring position—Boston 1 Saturday Georgia 12 12 Off at Kentucky Shawn Stefani (42), $119,114 68-68-68-71—275 8-17 0-0 16, Canaan 0-2 0-0 0, Jackson 4-10 A—19,515 (20,000). T—2:28. (Nunez); Los Angeles 2 (Bellinger, Grandal). No. 2 Clemson 58, Florida State 10 at Cincinnati 11 12½ Off Navy D.J. Trahan (42), $119,114 67-70-67-71—275 0-0 8, Bridges 3-7 2-2 9, Warren 8-17 0-0 18, Referees—Jon Mclsaac, Brad Meier. RISP—Boston 5 for 7; Los Angeles 1 for 4. No. 3 Notre Dame 44, Navy 22 at Ohio State 24 22½ Off Nebraska Lucas Glover (30), $74,800 68-72-67-69—276 Holmes 0-0 2-2 2, Chandler 1-1 2-2 4, Okobo Linesmen—Greg Devorski, Mark Shewchyk. Runners moved up—Swihart, Machado. Oklahoma State 38, No. 6 Texas 35 at No. Carolina Off Off Off Georgia Tech Talor Gooch (30), $74,800 71-68-68-69—276 5-9 5-6 18, Daniels 3-5 1-1 8, Crawford 1-4 BOSTON IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA No. 7 Georgia 36, No. 9 Florida 17 at Florida 7 6½ Off Missouri Bill Haas (30), $74,800 70-70-67-69—276 5-5 7. Totals 38-86 26-27 110. Rodriguez 5.2 4 4 4 2 6 93 5.68 No. 8 Oklahoma 51, Kansas State 14 at Miami (Fla.) 8½ 7 Off Duke ISLANDERS 2, HURRICANES 1 Stephan Jaeger (30), $74,800 72-70-67-67—276 OKLAHOMA CITY (117) M.Barnes .1 0 0 0 1 1 11 0.00 No. 12 Kentucky 15, Missouri 14 at N.C. State Off Off Off Florida St. N.Y. ISLANDERS 1 1 0 — 2 Patrick Rodgers (30), $74,800 70-69-70-67—276 Kelly, W, 1-0 2 3 0 0 0 3 30 0.00 No. 14 Washington St. 41, No. 24 Stanford 38 Memphis 17½ 14½ Off at E. Carolina George 9-15 1-2 23, Grant 4-9 5-8 14, CAROLINA 0 1 0 — 1 Kimbrel 1 2 2 2 1 0 28 4.15 California 12, No. 15 Washington 10 Boston College Pk 2 Off at Va. Tech Noel 9-14 2-3 20, Westbrook 8-13 7-10 First Period—1, N.Y. Islanders, Lee 4 (Bailey, 23, Ferguson 3-6 0-0 6, Nader 0-0 0-0 0, Leddy), 3:39 (pp). Penalties—Staal, CAR, LPGA TOUR LOS ANGELES IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Mississippi State 28, No. 16 Texas A&M 13 at Maryland Off Off Off Michigan St. SWINGING SKIRTS Patterson 6-10 3-4 17, Adams 0-0 0-0 0, (hooking), 3:30; Lee, NYI, (hooking), 8:26; Hill 6.1 1 1 1 3 7 91 1.42 No. 17 Penn State 30, No. 18 Iowa 24 Oklahoma 13 11½ Off at Texas Tech LPGA TAIWAN CHAMPIONSHIP Burton 0-2 0-0 0, Schroder 4-10 4-6 12, Martin, NYI, (roughing), 14:10; Svechnikov, Alexander 0 0 1 1 1 0 4 13.50 Arizona 44, No. 19 Oregon 15 at Texas Pk 1½ Off West Virginia Sunday’s leaders at Ta Shee Golf & Country Abrines 0-5 2-2 2, Luwawu-Cabarrot 0-1 0-0 CAR, (hooking), 16:17. Madson, H, 1 .2 1 1 1 0 0 8 3.86 Northwestern 31, No. 20 Wisconsin 17 at Wisconsin Off Off Off Rutgers Club, Taoyuan, Taiwan 0. Totals 43-85 24-35 117. Second Period—2, Carolina, Teravainen 3 Jansen, BS, 2-2 1 1 1 1 0 1 10 6.00 Houston 57, No. 21 South Florida 36 Notre Dame 10½ 7½ Off at Nrthwstrn Purse: $2.2 million. Yardage: 6,582; Par: 72 PHOENIX 20 28 28 34 — 110 (Aho, van Riemsdyk), 1:16. 3, N.Y. Islanders, Floro, L, 0-1 .2 2 3 3 1 0 10 11.57 Syracuse 51, No. 22 NC State 41 Minnesota 10 10 Off at Illinois (a-denotes amateur) OKLAHOMA CITY 30 32 34 21 — 117 Pulock 1 (Bailey, Lee), 14:35. Penalties— Wood 0 1 1 1 0 0 4 7.71 at E. Michigan 12½ 13½ Off Cent. Mich. Final 3-Point Goals—Phoenix 8-27 (Okobo 3-6, Williams, CAR, (interference), 5:28; Boychuk, Maeda .1 2 1 1 1 0 12 3.00 RESULTS at Army 6 7½ Off Air Force Nelly Korda, $330,000 67-71-69-68—275 Warren 2-5, Daniels 1-3, Anderson 1-4, NYI, (tripping), 19:25. Alexander pitched to 1 batter in the 7th. Oct. 23 at South Florida 9 9 Off Tulane Minjee Lee, $203,675 73-69-69-66—277 Bridges 1-4, Crawford 0-2, Jackson 0-3), Third Period—None. Penalties—Faulk, CAR, Wood pitched to 1 batter in the 9th. SOUTH at Coastal Caro. Off Off Off Appalach.St. Ryann O’Toole, $147,752 71-69-71-67—278 Oklahoma City 7-24 (George 4-8, Patterson (tripping), 15:00. Inherited runners-scored—Alexander 1-0, Troy 38, South Alabama 17 at Boise St. 13½ 14½ Off BYU Carlota Ciganda, $103,147 69-72-70-69—280 2-5, Grant 1-4, Schroder 0-1, Luwawu- Shots on Goal—N.Y. Islanders 5-9-6—20. Madson 2-2, Wood 2-0, Maeda 3-3. HBP— Oct. 25 San Diego St. 10½ 10 Off at New Mex. Megan Khang, $103,147 69-70-70-71—280 Cabarrot 0-1, Ferguson 0-2, Abrines 0-3). Carolina 12-19-8—39. Hill (Rodriguez), Rodriguez (Freese). EAST at Wyoming 14½ 14 Off San Jose St. Lydia Ko, $69,137 71-66-72-72—281 Fouled Out—Jackson. Rebounds—Phoenix Power-play opportunities—N.Y. Islanders 1 of Umpires—Home, Chad Fairchild; First, Jeff West Virginia 58, Baylor 14 at Wash. St. 13 11½ Off California Wei-Ling Hsu, $69,137 68-67-72-74—281 44 (Ayton 11), Oklahoma City 43 (Noel 15). 4; Carolina 0 of 3. Nelson; Second, Jim Reynolds; Third, Fieldin SOUTH at South. Miss. Off Off Off Marshall Jin Young Ko, $52,411 71-69-69-73—282 Assists—Phoenix 22 (Okobo 8), Oklahoma Goalies—N.Y. Islanders, Greiss 2-2-0 (39 Culbreth; Right, Ted Barrett; Left, Kerwin Georgia Southern 34, Appalachian State 14 Georgia South. 9½ 9½ Off at ULM Bronte Law, $52,411 70-70-69-73—282 City 22 (Schroder, Westbrook 7). Total shots-38 saves). Carolina, Mrazek 3-3-1 Danley. Georgia Tech 49, Virginia Tech 28 Utah 6 7 Off at Arizona St. Amy Yang, $43,489 71-71-70-71—283 Fouls—Phoenix 32, Oklahoma City 24. (20-18). T—3:57. A—54,400 (56,000). MIDWEST at Oregon 11 10½ Off UCLA Annie Park, $43,489 70-70-70-73—283 Technicals—Crawford, Westbrook, George, Ohio 52, Ball State 14 at Oregon St. Off Off Off Southern Cal A—10,367 (18,680). T—2:29. Schroder. A—18,203 (18,203). Toledo 51, Western Michigan 24 at Washington 8½ 7½ Off Stanford Referees—Frederick L’Ecuyer, Brad Watson. Linesmen—Derek Amell, Kiel Murchison. PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS PRO FOOTBALL Oct. 26 Iowa St. 14½ 14 Off at Kansas JAZZ 113, MAVERICKS 104 INVESCO QQQ CHAMPIONSHIP EAST at Auburn 6½ 4½ Off Texas A&M Sunday’s leaders at Sherwood Country Club, UTAH (113) OILERS 2, BLACKHAWKS 1, OT NFL Boston College 27, Miami 14 at Tennessee 22 21½ Off Charlotte Thousand Oaks, Calif. Ingles 4-11 1-1 12, Crowder 7-13 0-0 15, EDMONTON 1 0 0 1 — 2 All times Eastern SOUTH at Mississippi St. 20 21½ Off La. Tech Purse: $2 million; Yardage: 7,006; Par: 72 Gobert 9-13 5-6 23, Rubio 2-9 1-2 6, Mitchell CHICAGO 1 0 0 0 — 1 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Louisiana Tech 21, FAU 13 at Baylor Off Off Off Oklahoma St. Final 10-19 0-0 20, O’Neale 2-2 0-0 5, Niang 4-5 First Period—1, Chicago, Seabrook 2 (Keith, EAST W L T PCT. PF PA MIDWEST at UMass 2 2 Off Liberty Scott Parel, $305,000 67-70-68—205 3-3 13, Udoh 0-0 2-2 2, Exum 1-5 3-4 6, Allen Kane), 11:02 (pp). 2, Edmonton, Kassian 1 New England 5 2 0 .714 214 179 Minnesota 38, Indiana 31 at TCU 9½ 7½ Off Kansas St. Paul Goydos, $180,000 70-69-67—206 3-3 4-4 11. Totals 42-80 19-22 113. (Khaira, Nurse), 18:26. Penalties—DeBrincat, Miami 4 4 0 .500 174 219 FAR WEST at Tulsa 16½ 15½ Off UConn Stephen Ames, $119,600 72-65-71—208 DALLAS (104) CHI, (tripping), 4:05; Draisaitl, EDM, (inter- N.Y. Jets 3 5 0 .375 192 200 Utah 41, UCLA 10 at Clemson 37½ 37 Off Louisville David McKenzie, $119,600 68-70-70—208 Barnes 3-13 1-2 7, Doncic 5-13 2-2 14, Jordan ference), 5:31; Nugent-Hopkins, EDM, (hook- Buffalo 2 5 0 .286 81 175 Wyoming 34, Colorado State 21 at Michigan 10½ 11 Off Penn State Kenny Perry, $119,600 71-70-67—208 4-5 4-4 12, Smith Jr. 12-19 0-0 27, Matthews ing), 9:07; Caggiula, EDM, (hooking), 10:44. SOUTH W L T PCT. PF PA Saturday’s Games at Mississippi 2½ 2½ Off So. Carolina Jay Haas, $69,500 72-68-69—209 5-17 10-12 22, Finney-Smith 1-2 0-0 3, Second Period—None. Penalties—Kruger, Houston 5 3 0 .625 197 167 EAST at Rice +2 Pk Off UTEP Miguel Angel Jiménez, $69,500 68-68-73—209 Kleber 4-8 2-3 11, Powell 2-4 0-0 4, Brunson CHI, (tripping), 11:04; Lucic, EDM, (high Tennessee 3 4 0 .429 106 127 Central Connecticut State 49, Wagner 24 at Troy 11½ 10½ Off ULL Bernhard Langer, $69,500 68-71-70—209 1-5 0-0 2, Barea 1-5 0-2 2, Broekhoff 0-0 0-0 sticking), 12:01. Jacksonville 3 5 0 .375 134 170 Colgate 38, Georgetown 0 at Arkansas St. 14 15 Off So.Alabama David Toms, $69,500 72-67-70—209 0. Totals 38-91 19-25 104. Third Period—None. Penalties—Strome, Indianapolis 3 5 0 .375 231 213 Columbia 17, Yale 10 at UAB 20 20 Off UTSA UTAH 26 24 32 31 — 113 EDM, (tripping), 8:15. NORTH W L T PCT. PF PA Dartmouth 24, Harvard 17 at FIU +1 3 Off FAU DALLAS 19 27 31 27 — 104 Overtime—3, Edmonton, McDavid 8 Pittsburgh 4 2 1 .643 204 172 Delaware 40, Towson 36 Alabama 14 14½ Off at LSU 3-Point Goals—Utah 10-25 (Ingles 3-7, Niang (Draisaitl), 0:53. Penalties—None. AUTO RACING Cincinnati 5 3 0 .625 221 237 Holy Cross 56, Lehigh 0 Fresno St. 26½ 26½ Off at UNLV 2-3, O’Neale 1-1, Allen 1-1, Exum 1-2, Rubio Shots on Goal—Edmonton 9-7-9-1—26. Baltimore 4 4 0 .500 197 137 Lafayette 21, Fordham 13 Utah St. 18 18 Off at Hawaii 1-3, Crowder 1-5, Mitchell 0-3), Dallas 9-28 Chicago 4-13-15—32. Cleveland 2 5 1 .313 169 210 Maine 28, Albany (NY) 9 NASCAR MONSTER ENERGY CUP (Smith Jr. 3-4, Matthews 2-4, Doncic 2-6, Power-play opportunities—Edmonton 0 of 2; 70TH ANNUAL FIRST DATA 500 WEST W L T PCT. PF PA New Hampshire 34, Villanova 0 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Finney-Smith 1-2, Kleber 1-4, Powell 0-1, Chicago 1 of 5. Sunday at Martinsville Speedway, Kansas City 7 1 0 .875 290 205 Notre Dame 44, Navy 22 Today Barea 0-1, Brunson 0-2, Barnes 0-4). Fouled Goalies—Edmonton, Talbot 5-3-1 (32 shots-31 Martinsville, Va. L.A. Chargers 5 2 0 .714 195 163 Penn 13, Brown 7 FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG Out—None. Rebounds—Utah 43 (Gobert saves). Chicago, Ward 3-1-3 (26-24). Lap length: 0.526 miles Denver 3 5 0 .375 188 194 Penn St. 30, Iowa 24 New England 11 13½ 44½ at Buffalo 16), Dallas 43 (Jordan 19). Assists—Utah 25 A—20,987 (19,717). T—2:24. Oakland 1 6 0 .143 138 218 Pittsburgh 54, Duke 45 Thursday (Start position in parentheses) Princeton 66, Cornell 0 at San Fran. 3½ 3½ Off Oakland (Rubio 8), Dallas 24 (Jordan 9). Total Fouls— Referees—Eric Furlatt, Tim Peel. Linesmen— 1. (10) Joey Logano, Ford, 500. Utah 27, Dallas 19. Technicals—O’Neale, Scott Driscoll, Jonny Murray. 2. (3) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 500. NATIONAL CONFERENCE Rhode Island 21, William & Mary 10 Next Sunday Utah coach Jazz (Defensive three second), 3. (33) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 500. EAST W L T PCT. PF PA Sacred Heart 49, Bryant 26 at Minnesota 7 7 Off Detroit Utah coach Quin Snyder, Dallas coach 4. (1) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 500. Washington 5 2 0 .714 146 134 St. Francis (Pa.) 20, Robert Morris 7 Kansas City 7½ 8 Off at Cleveland AHL Mavericks (Defensive three second), Powell. 5. (7) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 500. Philadelphia 4 4 0 .500 178 156 Syracuse 51, NC State 41 at Baltimore 2½ 2½ Off Pittsburgh All times Eastern A—19,571 (19,200). 6. (6) Kurt Busch, Ford, 500. Dallas 3 4 0 .429 140 123 UMass 22, UConn 17 at Carolina 5 5½ Off Tampa Bay EASTERN CONFERENCE 7. (19) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 500. N.Y. Giants 1 7 0 .125 150 205 SOUTH at Miami Off Off Off N.Y. Jets ATLANTIC DIVISION 8. (16) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 500. SOUTH W L T PCT. PF PA Alabama A&M 27, Alabama St. 10 at Washington 2½ 2½ Off Atlanta GP W L OL SOL PTS GF GA 9. (8) Daniel Suarez, Toyota, 500. New Orleans 5 1 0 .833 204 163 Austin Peay 41, Tennessee Tech 10 at Buffalo Off Off Off Chicago PRO HOCKEY Charlotte 9 8 1 0 0 16 35 20 10. (12) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 500. Carolina 5 2 0 .714 178 152 Charlotte 20, Southern Miss. 17 Houston 1½ 2 Off at Denver Springfield 8 6 0 0 2 14 38 20 11. (5) Aric Almirola, Ford, 500. Atlanta 3 4 0 .429 190 212 Chattanooga 34, VMI 27 at Seattle 1½ 1½ Off L.A.Chargers NHL WB/Scranton 8 5 2 0 1 11 27 21 12. (34) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 500. Tampa Bay 3 4 0 .429 201 233 Clemson 59, Florida St. 10 at New Orleans Pk Pk Off L.A. Rams All times Eastern Lehigh Valley 9 5 3 0 1 11 37 34 Hartford 11 4 6 1 0 9 34 44 13. (13) Chris Buescher, Chevrolet, 500. NORTH W L T PCT. PF PA Coastal Carolina 37, Georgia St. 34 at New England 7½ 7½ Off Green Bay EASTERN CONFERENCE 14. (15) AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 500. Minnesota 4 2 1 .643 177 165 Delaware St. 28, NC Central 13 Next Monday ATLANTIC DIVISION Bridgeport 9 4 4 1 0 9 26 35 15. (23) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 500. Chicago 4 3 0 .571 194 144 E. Kentucky 31, E. Illinois 23 at Dallas 3½ 3½ Off Tennessee GP W L OT PTS GF GA Hershey 11 4 6 0 1 9 25 35 16. (17) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 500. Green Bay 3 3 1 .500 175 173 ETSU 45, W. Carolina 43, 2OT Updated odds available at Pregame.com Toronto 11 8 3 0 16 41 34 Providence 9 3 5 1 0 7 30 31 17. (14) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, 500. Detroit 3 4 0 .429 171 186 FIU 38, W. Kentucky 17 Tampa Bay 10 7 2 1 15 33 27 NORTH DIVISION 18. (36) David Ragan, Ford, 500. WEST W L T PCT. PF PA Florida A&M 38, Morgan St. 3 Montreal 10 6 2 2 14 33 25 GP W L OL SOL PTS GF GA 19. (18) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 500. L.A. Rams 8 0 0 1.000 264 155 Furman 28, The Citadel 17 TRANSACTIONS Boston 11 6 3 2 14 34 27 Rochester 10 7 2 1 0 15 39 30 20. (4) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 500. Seattle 4 3 0 .571 171 131 Gardner-Webb 35, Campbell 7 Buffalo 11 6 4 1 13 30 33 Cleveland 10 6 3 1 0 13 29 26 21. (2) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 499. Arizona 2 6 0 .250 110 199 Georgia 36, Florida 17 Ottawa 9 4 4 1 9 32 35 Toronto 9 4 4 0 1 9 35 36 BASKETBALL Binghamton 10 4 5 1 0 9 26 37 22. (35) Paul Menard, Ford, 499. San Francisco 1 7 0 .125 173 236 Grambling St. 45, Ark.-Pine Bluff 38, OT National Basketball Association Florida 9 2 4 3 7 28 35 Hampton 51, Va. Lynchburg 28 Detroit 11 2 7 2 6 25 43 Belleville 9 4 5 0 0 8 28 26 23. (24) Matt Kenseth, Ford, 499. CLEVELAND CAVALIERS — Fired coach Tyronn 24. (28) Cole Whitt, Chevrolet, 498. WEEK 8 Jacksonville St. 42, Murray St. 15 METROPOLITAN DIVISION Utica 10 4 6 0 0 8 30 39 Lue. Named Larry Drew interim coach. 25. (20) Michael McDowell, Ford, 497. Oct. 25 James Madison 13, Stony Brook 10 GP W L OT PTS GF GA Laval 9 3 5 1 0 7 23 25 26. (21) Erik Jones, Toyota, 494. Houston 42, Miami 23 Kennesaw St. 38, Charleston Southern 10 Pittsburgh 9 6 1 2 14 40 26 Syracuse 7 2 5 0 0 4 18 26 HOCKEY 27. (29) DJ Kennington, Toyota, 493. Sunday’s Games Louisiana-Lafayette 47, Arkansas St. 43 Carolina 11 6 4 1 13 34 31 National Hockey League 28. (27) Regan Smith, Chevrolet, 492. Philadelphia 24, Jacksonville 18 Marist 48, Morehead St. 21 Columbus 10 6 4 0 12 36 38 WESTERN CONFERENCE LOS ANGELES KINGS — Placed G Jonathan 29. (22) Ross Chastain, Chevrolet, 492. Chicago 24, N.Y. Jets 10 Maryland 63, Illinois 33 Washington 10 5 3 2 12 39 37 CENTRAL DIVISION Quick on injured reserve. Recalled G Peter 30. (25) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 491. Seattle 28, Detroit 14 McNeese St. 23, Cent. Arkansas 21 New Jersey 8 5 2 1 11 28 20 GP W L OL SOL PTS GF GA Budaj from Ontario (AHL). Activated F Dustin 31. (38) JJ Yeley, Toyota, 491. Pittsburgh 33, Cleveland 18 Middle Tennessee 51, Old Dominion 17 N.Y. Islanders 10 5 4 1 11 30 25 Milwaukee 10 8 1 1 0 17 39 27 Brown off injured reserve. Assigned F Michael 32. (32) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, 490. Carolina 36, Baltimore 21 Mississippi St. 28, Texas A&M 13 Philadelphia 11 4 7 0 8 32 46 Chicago 9 6 2 0 1 13 37 26 Amadio to Ontario. 33. (39) Jeb Burton, Chevrolet, 489. Kansas City 30, Denver 23 Monmouth (NJ) 24, Presbyterian 14 N.Y. Rangers 11 3 7 1 7 28 38 Iowa 7 5 2 0 0 10 33 19 TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING — Recalled F Danick 34. (37) Bubba Wallace, Chevrolet, 488. Washington 20, N.Y. Giants 13 Nicholls 48, Incarnate Word 21 Rockford 9 4 3 1 1 10 28 27 Martel from Syracuse (AHL). 35. (30) Joey Gase, Chevrolet, 467. Cincinnati 37, Tampa Bay 34 Northwestern St. 31, Houston Baptist 28 WESTERN CONFERENCE Texas 9 4 3 1 1 10 30 32 36. (26) Matt DiBenedetto, Ford, 451. Indianapolis 42, Oakland 28 SC State 27, Howard 21 CENTRAL DIVISION Manitoba 8 4 4 0 0 8 19 28 37. (9) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, Engine, 393. Arizona 18, San Francisco 15 SE Missouri 56, UT Martin 33 GP W L OT PTS GF GA Grand Rapids 8 3 5 0 0 6 22 30 PRO BASKETBALL 38. (40) Timmy Hill, Toyota, Engine, 368. L.A. Rams 29, Green Bay 27 Savannah St. 32, Norfolk St. 3 Nashville 11 8 3 0 16 38 28 San Antonio 10 2 8 0 0 4 19 31 39. (11) William Byron, Chevrolet, Accident, New Orleans at Minnesota, late South Carolina 27, Tennessee 24 Colorado 12 7 3 2 16 41 27 PACIFIC DIVISION 364. Monday’s Game Southern U. 41, Jackson St. 7 NBA Winnipeg 12 7 4 1 15 35 32 GP W L OL SOL PTS GF GA 40. (31) Hermie Sadler III, Chevrolet, New England at Buffalo, 8:15 p.m. Stetson 56, Davidson 53 All times Eastern Chicago 12 6 3 3 15 41 43 San Jose 9 7 1 0 1 15 35 18 Tucson 8 6 1 0 1 13 32 26 Brakes, 230. Open: Dallas, Tennessee, L.A. Chargers, Virginia 31, North Carolina 21 EASTERN CONFERENCE Minnesota 10 6 2 2 14 29 27 Atlanta Wake Forest 56, Louisville 35 ATLANTIC DIVISION W L PCT GB Dallas 10 5 5 0 10 30 29 Colorado 8 4 2 2 0 10 25 27 Wofford 42, Mercer 21 Toronto 6 0 1.000 — St. Louis 10 3 4 3 9 36 39 San Diego 7 3 2 1 1 8 28 29 Race Statistics MIDWEST Boston 4 2 .667 2 PACIFIC DIVISION Stockton 8 3 4 1 0 7 27 43 Average Speed of Race Winner: 75.31 mph. COLLEGE FOOTBALL Akron 17, Cent. Michigan 10 Philadelphia 3 3 .500 3 GP W L OT PTS GF GA Bakersfield 6 3 3 0 0 6 25 17 Time of Race: 3 Hours, 29 Minutes, 32 Army 37, E. Michigan 22 Brooklyn 2 4 .333 4 Edmonton 10 6 3 1 13 29 30 Ontario 8 1 4 2 1 5 30 44 Seconds. Margin of Victory: 0.107 Seconds. Dayton 38, Butler 28 New York 1 5 .167 5 San Jose 10 5 3 2 12 34 29 2 points for win, 1 point for OT/shootout loss Caution Flags: 8 for 68 laps. THE AP TOP 25 POLL Drake 42, Valparaiso 25 SOUTHEAST DIVISION W L PCT GB Vancouver 12 6 6 0 12 31 40 Lead Changes: 11 among 6 drivers. The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press Indiana St. 43, Youngstown St. 17 Miami 3 2 .600 — Anaheim 11 5 5 1 11 27 30 Saturday’s Games Lap Leaders: K. Busch 1-30; D. Hamlin 31-44; college football poll, with first-place votes Iowa St. 40, Texas Tech 31 Charlotte 3 4 .429 1 Calgary 11 5 5 1 11 36 40 Milwaukee 4, Manitoba 1 C. Bowyer 45; K. Busch 46-115; D. Hamlin in parentheses, records through Oct. 27, total Kansas 27, TCU 26 Atlanta 2 3 .400 1 Arizona 10 5 5 0 10 26 20 Cleveland 2, Rockford 1 116-132; J. Logano 133-359; M. Truex Jr. points based on 25 points for first place through Kentucky 15, Missouri 14 Orlando 2 4 .333 1½ Vegas 10 4 5 1 9 22 27 Hershey 4, WB/Scranton 3, SO 360-376; J. Logano 377-418; B. Keselowski one point for 25th, and last week’s ranking: Michigan St. 23, Purdue 13 Washington 1 4 .200 2 Los Angeles 11 3 7 1 7 22 39 Charlotte 6, Syracuse 3 419-459; J. Logano 460-498; M. Truex Jr. 499; RECORD PTS. LW N. Dakota St. 59, South Dakota 14 CENTRAL DIVISION W L PCT GB 2 points for win, 1 point for overtime loss. Grand Rapids 3, Belleville 1 J. Logano 500. 1. Alabama (60) 8-0 1,500 1 Nebraska 45, Bethune-Cookman 9 Milwaukee 6 0 1.000 — Top 3 teams in each division and two wild Rochester 3, Laval 2 Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Lead, Laps 2. Clemson 8-0 1,433 2 Northwestern 31, Wisconsin 17 Detroit 4 1 .800 1½ cards per conference advance to playoffs. Springfield 4, Providence 2 Led): Joey Logano 4 times for 309 laps; Kyle 3. Notre Dame 8-0 1,374 3 Indiana 4 2 .667 2 Lehigh Valley 5, Binghamton 2 Busch 2 times for 100 laps; Brad Keselowski 4. Louisiana State 7-1 1,317 4 S. Dakota St. 38, Illinois St. 28 S. Illinois 49, Missouri St. 35 Chicago 2 4 .333 4 Saturday’s Games Bridgeport 5, Hartford 4 1 time for 41 laps; Denny Hamlin 2 times for 5. Michigan 7-1 1,240 5 Cleveland 0 6 .000 6 San Jose 6, Texas 1 31 laps; Martin Truex Jr. 2 times for 18 laps; 6. Georgia 7-1 1,202 7 W. Illinois 37, N. Iowa 17 New Jersey 3, Florida 2 Weber St. 35, North Dakota 30 N.Y. Islanders 6, Philadelphia 1 Iowa 6, Colorado 1 Clint Bowyer 1 time for 1 lap. Page 6 E/N/C www.yoursun.com The Sun | Monday, October 29, 2018

„ COLLEGE FOOTBALL Bowl Watch: Florida State’s streak in jeopardy again By NOAH TRISTER This year, Florida State Alabama-Birmingham Michigan AP SPORTS WRITER (4-4) needs to win two of Army North Texas its final four games to end Boise State Notre Dame For a second straight the regular season at .500. Boston College Ohio State year, Florida State’s bowl Although sub-.500 teams Buffalo Oklahoma streak is very much in have gone to bowls in Central Florida Penn State doubt. recent years, it’s rare. Cincinnati San Diego State The Seminoles played in The schedule the rest of Clemson South Florida a bowl for a 36th straight the way isn’t easy for the Florida Syracuse season last year, but only Seminoles: They face N.C. Florida International Texas after beating Louisiana- State, Notre Dame, Boston Fresno State Troy Monroe in a rescheduled College and Florida, three Georgia Utah game that enabled Florida of which are currently in Georgia Southern Utah State State to finish the regular the Top 25. Houston Virginia season at 6-6. That game Here’s a list of the Iowa Washington AP PHOTO took place after coach 37 teams that are already Kentucky Washington State Clemson defensive lineman Xavier Kelly, right, sacks Florida Jimbo Fisher had already bowl eligible: Louisiana Tech West Virginia State back up quarterback James Blackman in the second half left for Texas A&M. Alabama LSU Western Michigan of an NCAA college football game in Tallahassee, Fla. „ NFL: Tampa Bay Buccaneers JAGS Bucs GM Jason Licht: DeSean Jackson FROM PAGE 1 “They were on a roll,” will be in Tampa Bay for ‘rest of the season’ said Jaguars coach Doug Marrone. “They were getting on third By RICK STROUD Bucs radio network for us. down. We were having a TAMPA BAY TIMES before Sunday’s game at “We’re 3-3, we’re head- tough time containing Cincinnati, Licht did not ed into big game today, the quarterback ... and DeSean Jackson may address whether Jackson we’ve got a big stretch of obviously, we couldn’t want to be traded, but had indeed asked for games coming up for us, contain the run.” the Bucs aren’t going to a trade. But it doesn’t and we don’t like to talk The Eagles finished oblige. sound like one will about these stories. But I with 395 total yards, At least that’s what happen. can say that my job and their third-highest total you can draw from the “I’ll say this. DeSean our job here is to field the this season, against the comments by Bucs Jackson and I have a great best roster that we can to Jaguars, who entered general manager Jason relationship,” Licht said. win games, and DeSean is the game with the Licht when asked about “He’s one of my favorite a huge, huge part of that, league’s second-ranked an NFL Network report people on the team, and not just today, but for the defense. Philly gained Sunday that Jackson had Dirk has a great relation- rest of the season. Other 133 rushing. asked for a trade. ship with him and he’s than that, I don’t have Jacksonville claimed Speaking on the obviously a terrific player anything else to add.’’ a 6-3 lead on two field goals by Lambo, including a career-long 57-yard attempt, but BUCS saw that disappear AP PHOTOS FROM PAGE 1 by halftime when rookie tight end Dallas Philadelphia Eagles tight end Zach Ertz (86) scores a touch- — most in the NFL. He Goedert had a 32-yard down during the second half of an NFL football game against also led an 88-yard drive touchdown reception at Jacksonville Jaguars at Wembley stadium in London. to the tying score, hitting the end of the second Last in london CB Jalen Mills (foot) O.J. Howard for an quarter. was injured a minute 18-yard touchdown and A 95-yard drive at The game, played into the third quarter completing another pass the start of the third before a record, and missed the rest of for the conversion. quarter ended with the pro-Eagles crowd of the game. Now, the Bucs have to Eagles taking a 17-6 85,870 fans, was the Jacksonville: FS Barry decide which one will lead after running back last of three played at Church was evaluat- lead the NFL’s top- Wendell Smallwood Wembley this season. ed for a concussion ranked offense. took a screen pass The Jaguars, who have midway through the Winston opened 32 yards into the end played at the venue fourth quarter, but zone, but the Jaguars the season on a four- since 2013, have a con- scans were negative. marched 75 yards over game suspension for tract to hold one game CB Quenton Meeks nine plays and found violating the NFL’s there annually through (knee), starting for the the end zone when personal conduct policy the 2020 season. injured A.J. Bouye, left Bortles connected with and has thrown for six in the fourth quarter. Dede Westbrook under touchdowns and 10 Injuries LB Telvin Smith (shoul- the uprights to trim interceptions. Against der) and CB Ronnie their deficit to 17-12. Philadelphia: RT Harrison (knee) left the Bengals’ depleted That set the stage Lane Johnson injured defense, Winston went for the comeback, but his left knee on the the game in the second 18 of 35 for 276 yards the Jaguars’ inability to Eagles’ opening drive quarter but returned. with four interceptions get past the goal line and did not return. Up next and five sacks. despite two trips into LT Jason Peters was Fitzpatrick finished 11 the red zone ended evaluated for a concus- Philadelphia: Host of 15 for 194 yards and a their hopes of a fourth sion late in the second the Dallas Cowboys passer rating of 154.9. consecutive win at quarter but returned on Nov. 11 after a bye DeSean Jackson caught Wembley. after halftime. OLB week. a 60-yard touchdown AP PHOTO Kamu Grugier-Hill left Jacksonville: Face the pass that moved him No blame for in the first half after an Indianapolis Colts on ahead of Jerry Rice for Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick (14) and unspecified injury but wide receiver Mike Evans (13) celebrate a touchdown during bortles the road on Nov. 11, the NFL record. He was able to return, and also after a bye. the second half of an NFL football game against the Cincinnati Marrone said that has 24 TDs of at least Bengals in Cincinnati.. 60 yards. It also was Bortles was not the Jackson’s 29th career TD Lots of ints Bengals: G Clint Boling reason for the Jaguars’ of at least 50 yards , tying hurt his back late in the inability to win. Bortles, Winston has thrown at who went 24 for 41 with Randy Moss for sec- first half. DE Carl Lawson least two interceptions 286 yards and a touch- ond-most since the 1970 hurt his right knee. CB in five straight games, down, led the team in merger behind Rice’s 36. Dre Kirkpatrick left in tied for the most since the third quarter with an rushing with 43 yards Cincinnati couldn’t 1990. His 13 intercep- on eight attempts. hold a 27-6 lead set up Achilles injury that kept tions over that span are him out of practice. “He gave us a by a big first half. Joe tied with Fitzpatrick for chance,” Marrone said. Mixon ran for 114 yards the most in a five-game Up next “He went out there and in the half and scored stretch over the past five gave us a chance. He on runs of 1 and 8 yards. seasons. Buccaneers: Play at ran the ball well (and Tyler Boyd had six catch- Carolina on Sunday, made) quick decisions. es for 112 yards, includ- Injuries finishing a stretch of four I don’t think we have a ing a 9-yard touchdown. road games out of five. problem. I don’t think The Bengals were Buccaneers: RB Ronald Bengals: Have their he’s the player that cost Jacksonville Jaguars linebacker Myles Jack (44) reacts after coming off a 45-10 loss Jones II suffered a bye week, followed by a us the game. He played sacking Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz (11), at Kansas City on Sunday hamstring injury in the home game against the well overall. A total right, during the second half of an NFL football game at night. second half. Saints. team effort.” Wembley stadium in London.

Philadelphia Eagles tight end Zach Ertz (86), right, celebrates after scoring a touchdown Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tyler Boyd (83) gives a ball to a fan after a touchdown catch during the second half of an NFL football game against Jacksonville Jaguars at Wembley against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers during the first half of an NFL football game in Cincinnati. stadium in London. The Sun | Monday, October 29, 2018 www.yoursun.com E/N/C Page 7

Eagles-Jaguars Stats Lockett 2-13, M.Dickson ——— Mahomes (Butker kick), STATISTICS First downs 16 20 Philadelphia 0 10 7 1-9, Madden 2-1. Detroit, Cle Pit 9:31. RUSHING— Total Net Yards 267 321 7—24 Johnson 8-22, Stafford First downs 17 25 KC—Watkins 13 pass Indianapolis, Mack 25- Rushes-yards 31-107 Jacksonville 3 3 6 6—18 1-6, Tate 1-3, Blount 3-3. Total Net Yards 237 421 from Mahomes (kick 132, Hines 11-78, Wilkins 21-88 First Quarter PASSING—Seattle, Rushes-yards 21-74 failed), :54. 2-14, Luck 2-(minus 2). Passing 160 233 Jac—FG Lambo 50, R.Wilson 14-17-0- 31-168 Den—Patrick 24 pass Oakland, Martin 13-72, Punt Returns 4-32 0-0 6:50. 248. Detroit, Stafford Passing 163 253 from Keenum (McManus Richard 2-14, D.Harris Kickoff Returns 2-52 0-0 Second Quarter 27-40-1-310. Punt Returns 2-26 3-46 kick), :05. 1-13, Washington 1-4, Interceptions Ret. 1-23 Phi—FG Elliott 31, 7:43. RECEIVING—Seattle, Kickoff Returns 3-62 Third Quarter Carr 2-0. 0-0 Jac—FG Lambo 57, Moore 4-97, E.Dickson 2-23 KC—Watkins 10 pass PASSING— Comp-Att-Int 14-28-0 2:43. 2-54, Lockett 2-34, Interceptions Ret. from Mahomes (Butker Indianapolis, Luck 22- 23-40-1 Phi—Goedert 32 pass Baldwin 2-26, Carson 1-(minu 1-0 kick), 10:16. 31-0-239. Oakland, Carr Sacked-Yards Lost 4-30 from Wentz (Elliott kick), 2-19, Vannett 1-16, Comp-Att-Int 22-36-1 KC—Hunt 23 pass from 21-28-0-244. 3-19 :29. M.Davis 1-2. Detroit, 24-36-1 Mahomes (Butker kick), RECEIVING— Punts 7-40.7 5-45.8 Third Quarter M.Jones 7-117, Tate 7-50, Sacked-Yards Lost 2-17 5:12. Indianapolis, Doyle 6-70, Fumbles-Lost 2-0 1-1 Phi—Smallwood 36 Johnson 6-69, Willson 1-4 Fourth Quarter Inman 6-52, Ebron 3-37, Penalties-Yards 5-59 pass from Wentz (Elliott 3-21, Blount 1-23, Toilolo Punts 5-47.0 4-44.0 Den—Heuerman 4 Mack 2-17, Hines 2-7, 9-62 kick), 8:39. 1-12, Golladay 1-12, Fumbles-Lost 0-0 3-1 pass from Keenum (run Hilton 1-34, Alie-Cox Time of Possession Jac—Westbrook 11 pass Abdullah 1-6. Penalties-Yards 7-52 failed), 14:57. 1-26, Pascal 1-(minus 4). 32:19 27:41 from Bortles (pass failed), MISSED FIELD 8-60 Den—FG McManus 36, Oakland, Richard 8-50, ——— 4:33. GOALS—None. Time of Possession 1:48. Cook 4-74, LaFell 3-39, INDIVIDUAL Fourth Quarter Panthers-Ravens Stats 27:48 32:12 A—77,103. Roberts 2-42, Martin 2-17, STATISTICS Jac—FG Lambo 33, Baltimore 7 0 7 7—21 ——— ——— J.Nelson 1-14, K.Smith RUSHING—San 13:10. Carolina 7 17 3 9—36 INDIVIDUAL ;Den;KC 1-8. Francisco, Breida 16-42, Phi—Ertz 5 pass from First Quarter STATISTICS First downs;22;20 MISSED FIELD Morris 6-28, Mostert 2-18, Wentz (Elliott kick), 9:55. Bal—Collins 14 run RUSHING—Cleveland, Total Net Yards;411;340 GOALS—None. Juszczyk 2-10, Beathard Jac—FG Lambo 24, (Tucker kick), 7:50. Chubb 18-65, Mayfield Rushes- Packers-Rams Stats 5-9. Arizona, Johnson 16- 6:57. Car—McCaffrey 11 run 1-9, Johnson 2-0. yards;30-189;18-49 Green Bay;7;3;10;7;—;27 59, Rosen 2-12, Edmonds A—85,870. (Gano kick), :36. Pittsburgh, Conner Passing;222;291 L.A. Rams;0;8;15;6;—;29 2-9, J.Nelson 1-8. ——— Second Quarter 24-146, Samuels 4-17, Punt Returns;2-13;3-15 First Quarter PASSING—San Phi Jac Car—Olsen 11 pass Roethlisberger 2-6, Dobbs Kickoff GB—J.Williams 1 run Francisco, Beathard 14- First downs 22 16 from Newton (Gano kick), 1-(minus 1). Returns;3-69;4-87 (Crosby kick), 6:01. 28-0-190. Arizona, Rosen Total Net Yards 395 335 13:25. PASSING—Cleveland, Interceptions Second Quarter 23-40-1-252. Rushes-yards 28-133 Car—McCaffrey 6 pass Mayfield 22-36-1-180. Ret.;1-0;1-0 GB—FG Crosby 41, RECEIVING—San 17-70 from Newton (Gano kick), Pittsburgh, Roethlisberger Comp-Att- 14:19. Francisco, Bourne 7-71, Passing 262 265 3:45. 24-36-1-257. Int;23-34-1;24-34-1 La—safety, 2:47. Kittle 5-57, Goodwin Punt Returns 1-0 2-31 Car—FG Gano 54, :00. RECEIVING— Sacked-Yards La—Reynolds 1 pass 1-55, T.Taylor 1-7. Kickoff Returns 2-28 Third Quarter Cleveland, Landry 8-39, Lost;5-40;2-12 from Goff (run failed), :21. Arizona, Fitzgerald 8-102, 1-29 Car—FG Gano 44, 2:58. Callaway 5-36, DeValve Punts;4-43.8;5-39.2 Third Quarter Johnson 4-41, Kirk 3-42, Interceptions Ret. 0-0 Bal—Allen 9 pass from 2-28, Johnson 2-16, Fumbles-Lost;3-1;0-0 GB—FG Crosby 53, Gresham 3-22, C.Williams 1-0 Flacco (Tucker kick), :10. Chubb 2-10, Hilliard 1-24, Penalties- 9:38. 2-21, Seals-Jones 2-12, Comp-Att-Int 21-30-1 Fourth Quarter Ratley 1-21, Fells 1-6. Yards;10-83;7-50 La—Gurley 30 pass Edmonds 1-12. 24-41-0 Car—Newton 12 run Pittsburgh, A.Brown 6-74, Time of from Goff (Gurley pass MISSED FIELD Sacked-Yards Lost 4-24 (pass failed), 9:52. Conner 5-66, Smith- Possession;32:41;27:19 from Goff), 7:19. GOALS—None. 4-21 Car—FG Gano 30, 3:10. Schuster 4-33, McDonald ——— La—Reynolds 19 pass Bengals-Buccaneers Punts 3-51.7 2-48.0 Bal—H.Hurst 26 pass 3-47, Hunter 2-15, Ridley INDIVIDUAL from Goff (Zuerlein kick), Tampa Bay 0 9 7 18—34 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 2-1 from L.Jackson (Tucker 2-13, James 2-9. STATISTICS 1:50. Cincinnati 7 20 7 3—37 Penalties-Yards 4-36 kick), 1:02. MISSED FIELD RUSHING—Denver, GB—A.Jones 33 run First Quarter 5-45 A—73,843. GOALS—Cleveland, Lindsay 18-95, Booker (Crosby kick), :13. Cin—Mixon 1 run Time of Possession ——— Joseph 41. 9-78, Patrick 1-13, Fourth Quarter (Bullock kick), 3:04. 32:38 27:22 Bal Car Redskins-Giants Stats Keenum 1-9, Sanders La—FG Zuerlein 43, Second Quarter Cin—Boyd 9 pass from ——— First downs 20 22 Washington 7 0 3 1-(minus 6). Kansas City, 11:39. Dalton (Bullock kick), INDIVIDUAL Total Net Yards 325 386 10—20 Hunt 16-50, Mahomes GB—Valdes-Scantling 10:04. STATISTICS Rushes-yards 18-101 New York 0 3 0 10—13 2-(minus 1). 40 pass from Rodgers Cin—Mixon 8 run RUSHING— 33-154 First Quarter PASSING—Denver, (Crosby kick), 8:50. (Bullock kick), 5:07. Philadelphia, Adams 9-61, Passing 224 232 Was—Peterson 7 pass Keenum 23-34-1-262. La—FG Zuerlein 34, TB—D.Jackson 60 Wentz 6-28, Smallwood Punt Returns 1-23 2-21 from A.Smith (Hopkins Kansas City, Mahomes 2:05. pass from Winston (kick 8-24, Agholor 1-14, Kickoff Returns 1-39 kick), 2:53. 24-34-1-303. A—75,822. failed), 4:36. Clement 4-6. Jacksonville, 1-14 Second Quarter RECEIVING—Denver, ——— Cin—Green 17 pass Bortles 8-43, Hyde 6-11, Interceptions Ret. 0-0 NYG—FG Rosas 37, Sanders 4-57, LaCosse ;GB;La from Dalton (kick failed), Westbrook 1-9, Yeldon 2-(minu 1:16. 4-29, Booker 4-23, Sutton First downs;16;23 2:34. 2-7. Comp-Att-Int 26-44-2 Third Quarter 3-78, De.Thomas 3-30, Total Net Yards;359;416 TB—FG Catanzaro 25, PASSING— 22-30-0 Was—FG Hopkins 53, Lindsay 3-17, Patrick Rushes- :03. Philadelphia, Wentz Sacked-Yards Lost 2-14 4:51. 1-24, Heuerman 1-4. yards;19-106;34-135 Third Quarter 21-30-1-286. Jacksonville, 0-0 Fourth Quarter Kansas City, Watkins Passing;253;281 TB—Barber 1 run Bortles 24-41-0-286. Punts 3-51.0 3-45.7 Was—FG Hopkins 39, 8-107, Kelce 6-79, Hunt Punt Returns;1-13;2-2 (Catanzaro kick), 9:18. RECEIVING— Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-0 9:53. 5-36, Hill 3-70, Sherman Kickoff Cin—Bates 21 intercep- Philadelphia, Matthews Penalties-Yards 9-68 NYG—FG Rosas 21, 1-10, Robinson 1-1. Returns;3-68;4-64 tion return (Bullock kick), 4-93, Jeffery 4-35, Ertz 4-30 4:08. MISSED FIELD Interceptions 2:10. 4-26, Agholor 3-49, Time of Possession Was—Peterson 64 run GOALS—Denver, Ret.;0-0;0-0 Smallwood 2-42, Goedert 25:59 34:01 (Hopkins kick), 3:06. McManus 55. Comp-Att- Fourth Quarter 1-32, Adams 1-6, Wentz ——— NYG—Engram 2 pass Colts-Raiders Stats Int;18-30-0;20-36-0 TB—FG Catanzaro 38, 1-4, Clement 1-(minus 1). INDIVIDUAL from Manning (Rosas Indianapolis;10;3;8;21; Sacked-Yards 12:54. Jacksonville, Yeldon 7-83, STATISTICS kick), :17. 42 Lost;3-33;5-26 TB—M.Evans 72 Moncrief 4-54, Chark RUSHING—Baltimore, A—77,537. Oakland;0;14;14;0;—;28 Punts;5-42.8;7-45.1 pass from Fitzpatrick 4-41, Grinnage 3-37, Collins 11-49, L.Jackson ——— First Quarter Fumbles-Lost;1-1;0-0 (Catanzaro kick), 9:57. Westbrook 2-31, Cole 3-26, Flacco 2-14, Was NYG Ind—Alie-Cox 26 pass Penalties- TB—Howard 18 pass 2-18, Bell 1-13, Greene Edwards 2-12. Carolina, First downs 20 18 from Luck (Vinatieri Yards;2-10;2-15 from Fitzpatrick (Godwin 1-9. Newton 10-52, McCaffrey Total Net Yards 360 303 kick), 8:21. Time of pass from Fitzpatrick), MISSED FIELD 14-45, D.Moore 2-39, Rushes-yards 33-182 Ind—FG Vinatieri 26, Possession;25:50;34:10 1:05. Cin—FG Bullock 44, GOALS—None. Anderson 5-20, Heinicke 14-37 :00. ——— :00. Seahawks-Lions Stats 2-(minus 2). Passing 178 266 Second Quarter INDIVIDUAL A—45,134. Seattle 0 21 0 7—28 PASSING—Baltimore, Punt Returns 0-0 4-18 Oak—Roberts 31 pass STATISTICS ——— Detroit 7 0 0 7—14 Flacco 22-39-2-192, Kickoff Returns 1-20 from Carr (Carlson kick), RUSHING—Green Bay, First Quarter L.Jackson 4-5-0-46. 1-30 11:56. A.Jones 12-86, J.Williams TB Cin Det—M.Jones 39 pass Carolina, Newton 21-29- Interceptions Ret. 2-23 Oak—Cook 25 pass 4-9, Montgomery 2-6, First downs 29 21 from Stafford (Prater 0-219, Heinicke 1-1-0-13. 0-0 from Carr (Carlson kick), Rodgers 1-5. Los Angeles, Total Net Yards 576 402 kick), 2:15. RECEIVING— Comp-Att-Int 20-32-0 6:13. Gurley 25-114, Cooks 2-9, Rushes-yards 27-126 Second Quarter Baltimore, Snead 5-54, 30-47-2 Ind—FG Vinatieri 25, M.Brown 1-7, Goff 5-7, 27-138 Sea—Lockett 24 Andrews 4-31, Crabtree Sacked-Yards Lost 0-0 :26. Reynolds 1-(minus 2). Passing 450 264 pass from R.Wilson 3-31, J.Brown 3-28, 7-50 Third Quarter PASSING—Green Bay, Punt Returns 1-8 2-29 (Janikowski kick), 14:15. Allen 3-18, H.Hurst Punts 5-49.2 5-44.0 Oak—Carr 1 run Rodgers 18-30-0-286. Los Kickoff Returns 0-0 2-31 Sea—Moore 15 2-29, C.Moore 2-19, Fumbles-Lost 1-1 0-0 (Carlson kick), 9:49. Angeles, Goff 19-35-0- Interceptions Ret. 0-0 pass from R.Wilson Collins 2-14, Boyle 1-7, Penalties-Yards 8-90 Ind—Ebron 20 pass 295, Hekker 1-1-0-12. 4-75 (Janikowski kick), 12:42. Edwards 1-7. Carolina, 11-102 from Luck (Rogers pass RECEIVING—Green Comp-Att-Int 29-50-4 Sea—E.Dickson 12 D.Moore 5-90, Olsen 4-56, Time of Possession from Luck), 7:39. Bay, D.Adams 5-133, Cobb 21-34-0 pass from R.Wilson McCaffrey 4-11, Samuel 33:38 26:22 Oak—LaFell 6 pass 4-40, Valdes-Scantling Sacked-Yards Lost 6-20 (Janikowski kick), 2:28. 3-28, Funchess 3-27, ——— from Carr (Carlson kick), 2-45, St. Brown 2-31, 2-16 Fourth Quarter Wright 2-5, Thomas 1-15. INDIVIDUAL 1:01. A.Jones 2-0, Graham 1-21, Punts 3-49.7 6-43.8 Sea—Carson 7 run MISSED FIELD STATISTICS Fourth Quarter Allison 1-14, Montgomery Fumbles-Lost 1-0 0-0 Penalties-Yards 11-75 (Janikowski kick), 14:23. GOALS—None. RUSHING— Ind—Mack 4 run 1-2. Los Angeles, Gurley 4-46 Det—M.Jones 19 pass Steelers-Browns Stats Washington, Peterson (Vinatieri kick), 10:47. 6-81, Woods 5-70, Cooks Time of Possession from Stafford (Prater Cleveland 6 0 6 6—18 26-149, Thompson 3-13, Ind—Doyle 10 pass 3-74, Reynolds 3-42, 35:59 24:01 kick), 10:40. Pittsburgh 0 14 9 A.Smith 3-13, Richardson from Luck (Vinatieri Everett 1-22, Shields 1-12, A—65,237. 10—33 1-7. New York, Barkley 13- kick), 5:28. Higbee 1-6. ——— ——— First Quarter 38, Gallman 1-(minus 1). Ind—Mack 1 run MISSED FIELD INDIVIDUAL Sea Det Cle—FG Joseph 34, PASSING—Washington, (Vinatieri kick), 2:55. GOALS—None. STATISTICS First downs 20 21 9:10. A.Smith 20-32-0-178. A—54,372. 49ers-Cardinals Stats RUSHING—Tampa Bay, Total Net Yards 413 331 Cle—FG Joseph 45, New York, Manning ——— San Francisco 2 3 7 Barber 19-85, Fitzpatrick Rushes-yards 42-176 2:34. 30-47-2-316. ;Ind;Oak 3—15 1-18, Winston 3-18, 13-34 Second Quarter RECEIVING— First downs;28;19 Arizona 0 3 0 15—18 Rodgers 1-4, D.Jackson Passing 237 297 Pit—A.Brown 43 pass Washington, Reed Total Net Yards;461;347 First Quarter 1-4, Jones 2-(minus 3). Punt Returns 1-10 2-8 from Roethlisberger 7-38, Doctson 5-49, Rushes- SF—safety, 4:07. Cincinnati, Mixon 21-123, Kickoff Returns 1-17 (Boswell kick), 11:26. Richardson 2-34, Harris yards;40-222;19-103 Second Quarter Dalton 3-10, Walton 2-7, 3-77 Pit—A.Brown 1 pass 2-20, Thompson 2-9, Passing;239;244 Ari—FG Dawson 31, Boyd 1-(minus 2). Interceptions Ret. 1-0 from Roethlisberger V.Davis 1-21, Peterson Punt 10:23. PASSING—Tampa Bay, 0-0 (Boswell kick), :08. 1-7. New York, Barkley Returns;1-10;1-(minu SF—FG Gould 27, 4:32. Winston 18-35-4-276, Comp-Att-Int 14-17-0 Third Quarter 9-73, Beckham 8-136, Kickoff Third Quarter Fitzpatrick 11-15-0-194. 27-40-1 Pit—safety, 8:07. Engram 5-25, Fowler 4-48, Returns;1-17;1-28 SF—Goodwin 55 pass Cincinnati, Dalton Sacked-Yards Lost 2-11 Cle—Callaway 1 pass S.Shepard 4-34. Interceptions from Beathard (Gould 21-34-0-280. 3-13 from Mayfield (kick MISSED FIELD Ret.;0-0;0-0 kick), 6:22. RECEIVING—Tampa Punts 4-49.5 4-45.3 failed), 5:24. GOALS—Washington, Comp-Att- Fourth Quarter Bay, Humphries 7-76, Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-2 Pit—Conner 12 run Hopkins 41. Int;22-31-0;21-28-0 SF—FG Gould 20, M.Evans 6-179, Howard Penalties-Yards 7-111 (Boswell kick), 2:42. Broncos-Chiefs Stats Sacked-Yards 13:33. 4-68, Rodgers 4-25, 4-32 Fourth Quarter Denver;7;7;0;9;—;23 Lost;0-0;0-0 Ari—Fitzgerald 13 pass D.Jackson 3-68, Godwin Time of Possession Pit—FG Boswell 42, Kansas Punts;1-46.0;2-40.0 from Rosen (Dawson 2-32, Brate 1-13, Watson 34:55 25:05 13:29. City;3;13;14;0;—;30 Fumbles-Lost;0-0;1-1 kick), 11:06. 1-5, Jones 1-4. Cincinnati, ——— Pit—Conner 22 run First Quarter Penalties- Ari—Kirk 9 pass from Boyd 9-138, Green 5-76, INDIVIDUAL (Boswell kick), 2:04. Den—Lindsay 1 run Yards;10-77;10-79 Rosen (Fitzgerald pass Mixon 3-15, Franks 1-32, STATISTICS Cle—DeValve 24 pass (McManus kick), 7:40. Time of from Rosen), :34. Walton 1-10, Erickson RUSHING—Seattle, from Mayfield (pass KC—FG Butker 24, 2:18. Possession;36:30;23:30 A—61,923. 1-5, Lengel 1-4. Carson 25-105, M.Davis failed), :06. Second Quarter ——— ——— MISSED FIELD 10-33, R.Wilson 2-15, A—63,780. KC—Kelce 9 pass from INDIVIDUAL SF Ari GOALS—None. Page 8 E/N/C www.yoursun.com The Sun | Monday, October 29, 2018

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Seattle Winnipeg Mostly sunny and Clear Mostly sunny and Mostly sunny and A thunderstorm in A morning t-storm or Beautiful with clouds 55/48 44/33 Montreal 42/29 nice pleasant beautiful spots in the afternoon two, then downpours and sun Ottawa 38/26 HIGH 85° LOW 62° Billings Minneapolis 54/34 Toronto 87° / 62° 88° / 67° 87° / 72° 82° / 61° 77° / 58° 53/44 47/31 0% chance of 0% chance of New York rain rain 0% chance of rain 0% chance of rain 40% chance of rain 80% chance of rain 20% chance of rain Chicago Detroit 56/42 54/44 52/37 GULF WATER Shown is today’s weather. Denver Washington FLORIDA CITIES TIDES San Francisco 78/36 Kansas City 60/43 70° TEMPERATURE Temperatures are today’s 69/51 71/57 highs and tonight’s lows. Today Tue. High Low High Low City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Punta Gorda Los Angeles Atlanta 79/58 69/48 Apalachicola 83 61 s 78 63 s Today 5:31a 2:07p 9:40p --- Winter Haven Bradenton 83 65 s 85 64 s 85/63 Tue. 6:23a 12:00a --- 3:20p El Paso Clearwater 82 67 s 83 68 s 81/56 Plant City Englewood Clearwater 85/60 Coral Springs 83 67 s 85 71 s Houston Daytona Beach 81 61 s 80 61 s Today 4:08a 12:23p 8:17p 10:16p Chihuahua 82/67 82/67 Bartow Tue. 5:00a 1:36p 10:23p 10:01p 84/55 85/62 Fort Lauderdale 82 70 s 84 74 s Miami Lake Wales Boca Grande Monterrey 82/69 St. Petersburg Tampa Brandon 85/62 Fort Myers 84 61 s 87 63 s 81/61 84/66 84/64 85/60 Ft. Meade Gainesville 83 51 s 82 54 s Today 2:34a 11:24a ------Fronts Precipitation 84/61 Frostproof Jacksonville 83 51 s 80 56 s Tue. 3:22a 12:32p ------Apollo Beach 85/63 Key Largo 81 73 s 83 75 s El Jobean Cold Warm Stationary Showers T-storms Rain Flurries Snow Ice 85/62 Key West 83 76 s 85 79 s Today 6:03a 12:01a 10:12p 2:36p Bradenton (For the 48 contiguous states yesterday) Wauchula Lakeland 85 61 s 85 60 s Tue. 6:55a 12:29a --- 3:49p U.S. Extremes 83/65 84/62 Sebring High ...... 86° at Brownsville, TX Low ...... 18° at Angel Fire, NM 85/60 Melbourne 83 65 s 83 68 s Venice Myakka City Limestone Miami 82 69 s 85 73 s Today 2:23a 11:02a 6:32p 8:55p Today Tue. Today Tue. 85/61 85/61 Lake Placid Naples 83 63 s 87 66 s Longboat Key Sarasota 84/59 Tue. 3:15a 12:15p ------City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W 82/68 Ocala 84 54 s 83 55 s Albuquerque 73 50 s 70 42 t Jackson, MS 80 58 s 83 64 pc 83/63 Hull Arcadia Osprey 85/61 Brighton Okeechobee 82 60 s 83 62 s MARINE Anchorage 32 21 c 33 25 s Kansas City 71 57 s 64 45 r 83/64 North Port 85/61 83/58 Orlando 84 61 s 84 60 s Venus Wind Speed Seas Bay/Inland Atlanta 69 48 s 73 54 s Knoxville 62 39 pc 70 51 s Venice 85/62 Panama City 82 60 s 80 62 s Baltimore 58 38 pc 61 44 s Las Vegas 86 58 s 76 53 s Port Charlotte 84/58 direction in knots in feet chop 83/64 Pensacola 83 62 s 79 68 s Billings 54 34 pc 52 31 pc Los Angeles 79 58 s 78 57 s 85/62 Cape Sable to Tarpon Springs Englewood Pompano Beach 82 70 s 85 75 s Birmingham 73 50 s 78 61 pc Louisville 63 45 s 71 63 pc NNE 8-16 1-2 Light 84/65 La Belle St. Augustine 80 60 s 78 62 s Boise 57 34 pc 54 35 pc Memphis 71 58 s 79 66 pc Punta Gorda St. Petersburg 84 66 s 86 66 s Tarpon Springs to Apalachicola Placida 85/62 84/60 Boston 56 40 r 52 38 pc Milwaukee 54 44 pc 57 43 r 83/66 Sarasota 83 63 s 85 62 s NNW 7-14 1-2 Light Buffalo 45 36 c 53 45 c Minneapolis 53 44 pc 57 39 pc Cape Coral Fort Myers Tallahassee 83 51 s 81 55 s Burlington, VT 48 35 sh 45 33 pc Montgomery 76 50 s 80 59 s Boca Grande 84/63 84/61 Tampa 84 64 s 86 63 s SUN AND MOON Charleston, WV 53 38 pc 66 52 pc Nashville 66 46 s 75 62 pc 82/69 Vero Beach 81 62 s 84 66 s New Orleans 83 64 pc 82 70 pc The Sun Rise Set Charlotte 66 40 s 67 47 s Lehigh Acres West Palm Beach 81 68 s 84 72 s Chicago 54 44 s 58 46 r New York City 56 42 pc 56 46 s Sanibel 84/60 Felda Today 7:36 a.m. 6:48 p.m. 83/68 84/60 CONDITIONS TODAY Cincinnati 57 40 s 66 57 pc Norfolk, VA 66 45 s 62 46 s Tuesday 7:37 a.m. 6:47 p.m. Cleveland 50 40 pc 61 52 pc Oklahoma City 79 62 s 71 47 c Bonita Springs UV Index and RealFeel Temperature® Today The Moon Rise Set Columbia, SC 73 44 s 71 48 s Omaha 70 48 s 60 42 pc 84/61 Today 11:19 p.m. 12:24 p.m. Columbus, OH 54 39 pc 63 52 pc Philadelphia 58 41 pc 58 47 s Forecasts and graphics provided by Tuesday none 1:21 p.m. AccuWeather, Inc. ©2018 VENICE Concord, NH 48 33 r 47 28 pc Phoenix 90 66 s 86 59 pc 5 5 Last New First Full Dallas 82 66 s 80 62 pc Pittsburgh 48 36 pc 56 49 pc PORT CHARLOTTE Venice through 2 p.m. Sunday 1 2 2 1 Denver 78 36 pc 46 30 r Portland, ME 50 35 t 48 31 pc Temperatures Portland, OR 60 48 r 58 52 c Punta Gorda through 2 p.m. Sunday Des Moines 67 48 s 61 41 sh High/Low 75°/61° Detroit 52 37 pc 58 49 r Providence 57 37 r 52 35 pc Temperatures Normal High/Low 82°/63° 55 67 82 85 86 80 Duluth 47 39 pc 50 36 pc Raleigh 63 40 s 63 46 s High/Low 77°/59° Record High 91° (2002) 8 a.m. 10 a.m. Noon 2 p.m. 4 p.m. 6 p.m. Oct 31 Nov 7 Nov 15 Nov 23 The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ number, Fairbanks 24 8 c 23 13 pc Salt Lake City 59 38 pc 52 33 pc Normal High/Low 85°/64° Record Low 41° (2001) Fargo 51 33 pc 55 31 pc St. Louis 69 56 s 74 54 c Record High 91° (2009) the greater the need for eye and skin protection. 0-2 Low; SOLUNAR TABLE Precipitation (in inches) 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Very High; 11+ Extreme. Hartford 55 36 sh 53 33 pc San Antonio 81 65 pc 81 68 pc Record Low 49° (2008) 24 hours through 2 p.m. Sun. 0.00” RealFeel Temperature is the exclusive AccuWeather. Minor Major Minor Major Helena 50 34 pc 49 34 c San Diego 74 61 s 72 57 s Precipitation (in inches) Month to date 1.57” com composite of effective temperature based on eight Today 10:29a 4:14a 10:58p 4:44p Honolulu 87 76 pc 84 74 sh San Francisco 69 51 pc 71 52 s 24 hours through 2 p.m. Sun. 0.00” Normal month to date 3.33” weather factors. Tue. 11:32a 5:18a ---- 5:47p Houston 82 67 pc 84 71 pc Seattle 55 48 r 55 51 c Month to date 2.60” Year to date 40.33” POLLEN INDEX Wed. 12:02a 6:19a 12:33p 6:48p Indianapolis 59 42 s 67 57 pc Washington, DC 60 43 pc 62 50 s Normal month to date 2.74” Normal year to date 46.10” Pollen Index readings as of Sunday The solunar period schedule allows planning days Year to date 58.88” Record 1.63” (2006) so you will be fishing in good territory or hunting in WORLD CITIES Normal year to date 46.77” Trees good cover during those times. Major periods begin Today Tue. Today Tue. Record 1.63” (2011) SEBRING Grass absent at the times shown and last for 1.5 to 2 hours. The minor periods are shorter. City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W MONTHLY RAINFALL Sebring through 2 p.m. Sunday Weeds absent Amsterdam 45 39 sh 50 42 r Mexico City 70 54 pc 71 52 pc Temperatures Molds WEATHER HISTORY Baghdad 80 56 s 83 57 s Montreal 42 29 c 42 33 pc Month 2018 2017 Avg. Record/Year absent low moderate high very high High/Low 73°/59° On Oct. 29, 1991, a storm dumped Beijing 60 34 s 60 32 s Ottawa 38 26 c 43 32 s Jan. 1.98 0.88 1.80 9.93/2016 Source: National Allergy Bureau Feb. 0.66 0.94 2.52 11.05/1983 a foot of snow in Utah. Another storm Berlin 46 44 sh 66 41 pc Paris 45 38 sh 53 40 r Precipitation (in inches) Mar. 0.53 0.80 3.28 9.26/1970 AIR QUALITY INDEX sank boats along the Massachusetts Buenos Aires 78 59 pc 71 58 r Regina 53 26 s 45 25 c Apr. 1.15 1.59 2.03 5.80/1994 24 hours through 2 p.m. Sun. 0.00” coast. Cairo 86 64 s 88 65 s Rio de Janeiro 75 68 c 79 69 c May 15.98 2.74 2.50 15.98/2018 Air Quality Index readings as of Sunday Calgary 52 31 s 50 30 s Rome 74 56 t 66 56 pc Jun. 6.23 14.79 8.92 23.99/1974 AIRPORT 38 WEATHER TRIVIA™ Cancun 84 74 pc 84 75 s St. John’s 63 47 c 56 40 c Jul. 9.80 9.02 8.22 14.22/1995 Possible weather-related delays today. Check Q: What does the term ceiling mean? Dublin 46 33 pc 47 35 sh San Juan 86 75 pc 87 75 pc Aug. 12.37 13.12 8.01 15.60/1995 0 50 100 150 200 300 500 Edmonton 48 25 pc 50 26 pc Sydney 72 60 s 80 64 s Sep. 7.58 12.46 6.84 14.03/1979 with your airline for the most updated schedules. 0-50 Good; 51-100 Moderate; 101-150 Unhealthy Halifax 55 45 pc 52 38 c Tokyo 71 56 s 69 55 s Oct. 2.60 2.54 2.93 10.88/1995 for sensitive groups; 151-200 Unhealthy; 201-300 Nov. 0.44 1.91 5.53/2002 Hi/Lo Outlook Delays Kiev 64 47 pc 63 48 pc Toronto 47 31 pc 51 46 pc Very Unhealthy; 301-500 Hazardous

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„ NASCAR Logano shoves past Truex to earn shot at NASCAR championship By JENNA FRYER Logano said. “This was jackhammer right now.” to be happy,” Logano AP AUTO RACING WRITER our shot, maybe our only Logano won the said. “We’ve got to do shot, so we had to make opening race to the third what we’ve got to do, MARTINSVILLE, it happen.” round of the playoffs by and he’s got to do what Va. (AP) — When the Logano was showered using the bumper on his he’s got to do, and we’ll reigning series cham- in boos and Truex, Ford to shove Truex out hash it out one way or pion slipped past him standing on pit road next of his way on the final the other. That’s NASCAR with one lap to go at to his third-place car, lap. The contact caused racing. That’s what the Martinsville Speedway, jeered the winner with both cars to wiggle, but grassroots are, that’s Joey Logano figured both thumbs down as Truex’s slide was nearly what fans come here to he had lost his shot at Logano was interviewed sideways while Logano see. Some may not like racing for NASCAR’s title. over the address system. corrected after a swerve it.” A win would earn On pit road, Truex crew and straightened himself Logano led a race-high Logano one of the four chief Cole Pearn Jr. out as hurtled across the 309 of the 500 laps but spots in the winner- had an angry exchange finish line. had to contend with take-all championship with Logano crew chief “I’m a hard racer, I Penske teammate Brad at Homestead-Miami Todd Gordon. Nearly 30 don’t think that’s a secret Keselowski in the wan- AP PHOTO Speedway. So if he minutes later, Pearn still to anyone, and we are ing laps. That gave time didn’t try something, his appeared visibly angry. here to win a champion- for Truex, whose Toyota Joey Logano celebrates after winning the Monster Energy chance at a Cup champi- Truex and Pearn are ship this year,” Logano failed inspection prior NASCAR Cup Series auto race at Martinsville Speedway in onship might slip away. part of Furniture Row said. to the race so he started Martinsville, Va. Logano used an old Racing, which is shutting Eight drivers started 31st, to close in on the TEAM ORDERS Martinsville, where he is fashioned bump-and- down at the end of the the day vying for the four leaders. a five-time winner. run on Martin Truex Jr. season, a year removed spots in the season-fina- Truex first got past Roger Penske down- As he saw Logano move to Sunday and snatch from its championship le at Homestead-Miami Keselowski, who raced played the questionably Truex ahead of him, he one of the four tickets run. Naysayers cast Speedway. Now one Logano so hard it is hard racing Keselowski had just one thought: to the finale. Truex slid doubt on the No. 78 of the slots is gone, to clear Penske does not waged with Logano with “Crash harder. Just crash sideways across the defending its title with Logano of Team Penske, have team orders, and so much on the line for harder. That’s all I was finish line and promptly the closure looming, but and NASCAR’s so-called got to Logano with 10 the organization. Had hoping,” Hamlin said. declared Logano won’t both driver and crew “Big 3” is still trying laps to go. They raced Logano slipped even the take his title from him chief are determined to to lock down a berth. side-by-side, door-to- slightest, the team would New deal for jj this year. prove everyone wrong. Truex, along with Kevin door, round-and-round have been heavily crit- “He may have won “With everything we’ve Harvick and Kyle Busch, the Virginia paperclip icized for not allowing It took a long search the battle, but he ain’t got riding on it, the team dominated the regular until Truex finally got Logano to have an easier for Hendrick Motorsports winning the damn war. closing down, it’s tough season and as a trio were the lead with one lap path to the victory. to land a new sponsor for I’m not going to let him to take,” Pearn said of expected to make it to remaining. Penske dismissed any Jimmie Johnson. About win it (the champion- his confrontation with Miami to race for the Truex thought he was drama. an hour before the race, ship.) I’m going to win Gordon. “I used a few winner-take-all title. clear and headed to not “Brad knew what had Ally Financial said it it,” Truex fumed. choice words I probably Instead, Truex wound only the right to defend to happen here today. would sponsor the next Logano took Truex’s shouldn’t have. I proba- up third. his championship, but I told them to use their two seasons for Johnson. warning in stride. bly shouldn’t be around “We should be in also his first career heads. That’s all I said. Ally will replace Lowe’s, “OK. That’s expected,” a baseball bat or a victory lane right now,” victory on a short track. He knew exactly what which is leaving NASCAR said Truex. “I was next to Instead, Logano used was going on,” Penske at the end of the season. him for six laps, I never his bumper to claw the said, adding Keselowski Lowe’s has been on NPS knocked him out of the victory back into his also didn’t deliberately Johnson’s car since his way. We were going to control and earned an impede Truex trying to debut in 2001 through race hard for it, in my enemy while doing so. move closer to Logano. seven championships. book. I cleared him fair “I was next to him for “Brad could have The deal with Ally covers and square. We weren’t six laps, I never knocked blocked (Truex). You saw all 38 races a season — a even banging doors. him out of the way,” he didn’t make it too huge financial commit- “And he just drove Truex said. “We were hard for him to go by, so ment in present-day $49 GOLF into the back of me and going to race hard for let’s get on with it.” NASCAR. knocked me out of the it, in my book. I cleared Includes Sleeve of Balls way. Yeah, it’s short track him fair and square. We Hamlin comes Up next racing. But what goes weren’t even banging close with this ad around comes around.” doors. 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