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TheOctoraro Reservoironthe border of Chester and Lancaster counties, from which theChester AQUAPAWANTSTOTAKEOVERTHE Water Authority draws its sparkling LOCAL>>PAGE 3 WATERBUSINESSINTHEREGION.IS water. Ex-state GOP boss out again, THATAGOODDEALFORCUSTOMERS? PAGES 4-5 leaves post at Philly law firm MEDIANEWS GROUP FILE PHOTO 2 | NEWS | THE DAILY TIMES MONDAY, JULY 22, 2019

INDEX FocusonDelco LOTTERY Advice...... 33 Pennsylvania Bridge ...... 30 Pick 2(July 20): 3-5 Business...... 23 (Day: (4-5) Classifieds ...... 32-36 Pick 3(July 20): 3-8-2 Comics...... 29-31 (Day: 0-3-7) Community ...... 24 Pick 4(July 20): 1-7-9-5 Horoscopes...... 33 (Day: 5-1-6-9) Local...... 3-12,17,20 Pick 5(July 20): Movies ...... 23 6-9-9-2-4 Nation...... 14,16,25 (Day: 0-1-4-6-0) Obituaries...... 22 Treasure Hunt (July 20): Opinion ...... 18-19 5-6-17-18-21 Sound Off...... 10 Cash 5(July20): Sports...... 37-48 2-12-18-25-38 Spotlight ...... 26 Match 6(July20): Television ...... 28 22-23-25-32-43-46 Trivia ...... 27 MegaMillions(July19): Weather...... 10 16-18-28-33-67 World ...... 16,22 Mega Ball: 14 Zoren...... 21,25 Megaplier: 3 Powerball (July 20): 5-26-36-64-69 Powerball: 19 CORRECTIONS Power Play: 3 The Delaware County Daily SUBMITTED PHOTO Delaware Times strives for accuracy. Now this is one hot dog who knows how to keep cool. ‘Star’ wasn’t actually at the beach, her human friends Play 3(July 20): 7-5-2 If you see an error in our made this up for her in the back yard. Thankfully, this was not yesterday. Today we should start to see some (Day: 8-1-5) pages, call the newsroom at Play 4(July 20): 6-4- 610-622-8810. easing of the brutal heat that has been baking the region all weekend. If you have a photo you’d like to see 5-8 featured in ‘Focus on Delco,’ email it to [email protected]. Please include your name and address. Hori- (Day: 3-9-6-2) zontal images work best. Lucky for Life (July 18): TODAY’S OBITS 8-13-32-34-48 Lucky Ball: 2 •GertrudeR.Clarke Lotto America (July 20): • Edna McGrier Other Times 5-8-9-25-38 • Harold ‘Harry’ J. White 100YearsAgo–1919:Orders have of Mrs. Dorothy Smith of Sutton Arms theircurrentpayrates. Star Ball: 8 PAGE 22 been issued to patrolmen in this city, Apartments, MacDade Boulevard, Ridley 10YearsAgo–2009:Aston Town- Multi-Win Lotto (July through Chief of Police Deavenport, re- Township; Lt. (j.g.) Quentin N. Saracino, ship commissioners presented town- 19): questing officers to place under arrest all sonofMr.andMrs.QuentinA.Saracino, ship employees Carol Thompson and 9-11-13-20-27-32 partiesorindividuals,wagonsortrucks, 29Ferguson Ave., Marple; and Petty Of- Ralph Mitchell with proclamations in New Jersey MORE ONLINE etc., who deliver soft drinks, near beer ficer Third Class George McAllister, 1928 recognition of their respective 25years Pick3(July20):7-9-0 orsuchgoodsonSundays.Thisorder Steele Road, Haverford Township. of dedicated service to the community. TocheckouttheDaily relates to wholesale and retail dealers. (Day: (6-0-2) Times online, visit: 25YearsAgo–1994:Come Sep- Thompson, hired in June 1983, serves Pick4(July20):2-8- DELCOTIMES.COM 75YearsAgo–1944:A 53-year-old tember, hungry Penn-Delco students as secretary in the administration office, SunShipbuildingandDryDockCompany will have Pizza Hut, Taco Bell Express asazoninghearingboardofficer,and 5-5 Send your notices, letters, employee narrowly escaped death shortly andaself-servesaladbaramongtheir secretary for the fire and new construc- (Day: 8-4-1-7) guestcolumns,SoundOffs at 7a.m. today when he fell through the lunch choices, as the school board tion committees. A 35-year resident, Jersey Cash 5(July20): and any other feedback to: ties of the Pennsylvania Railroad bridge approved a new food service contract Thompson served previously as secre- 5-19-20-24-29Xtra: 5 [email protected] over Highland Avenue after failing in an with Canteen Corp. last night. “”We tary to the board of health and is active attempttoboardamovingtrain.The will expand the program over and above in the annual Christmas-tree lighting Pick6(July18): “Like” our page for break- victim,EdwardJefferies,of1008Cul- what the schools had,’’ said a Canteen ceremony. Mitchell has been employed 1-4-14-15-22-39Xtra: 3 ing news, features, sports, hane St., Highland Gardens, was treated representative. District schools that withthetownshippublicworksdepart- Cash 4Life (July 20): commentary and more. atChesterHospitalforheadandback already have a grill in place will also offer ment since 1983and is currently a 4-24-39-58-59 FACEBOOK.COM/DELCODAILYTIMES injuries and detained for observation. grilled sandwiches, such as hamburg- custodianattheCommunityCenter.A Cash Ball: 4 50YearsAgo–1969:Three Delaware ers. In addition, the representative said, 36-year resident, he has worked on the Follow us the Daily Times CountymenareonboardtheApollo11 home-baked cookies and muffins will sanitation truck and for the highway onTwittertobethefirstto recovery carrier USS Hornet stationed in be available. The Canteen spokesperson department. All numbers unofficial know what’s happening. the South Pacific. They are Petty Officer said that all of the district’s present until validated. @DELCOTIMES ThirdClassJohnR.Smith,husband cafeteria employees will be retained at – COLIN AINSWORTH MONDAY, JULY 22, 2019 THE DAILY TIMES | NEWS | 3

POLITICS FomerPa.GOPbossoutagain DiGiorgionowoutatPhillylawfirmaswellaftersextingscandal

“Val DiGiorgio has resigned from that DiGiorgio sent her a photo of By Michael P. Rellahan the firm and we wish him well.” [email protected] The Associated himself in which he was clothed @ChescoCourtNews on Twitter The news of his resignation but was standing next to a bath- Press reported came less than one month since tub, asking her to send him pic- Consider the world of Valentino that a fresh Sasso seemed to distance the firm turesofherself.DiGiorgioalso “Val”DiGiorgio,Esq.,inMay2019. allegation from the scandal that shook up suggested she could take a Re- Well into his second year as the emerged from the state’s Republican Party when publican Party job traveling the chairman of the Pennsylvania Re- it was reported that DiGiorgio state with him and then insisted publican Party, he was placed to the former had been exchanging sexually on meeting at his hotel while he be at the center of the 2020 pres- chairwoman provocative text messages with a was visiting Pittsburgh in 2017, idential election, participating of the Young woman who was running for Phil- near the end of his first year as heavily in the operation for Don- adelphia City Council. chairman. ald J. Trump in the Keystone Republicans In June, when the news broke, Coury said she resisted his re- State, among the most competi- of Allegheny Sassoissuedastatementsaying, peated attempts to meet at the tive and important battleground County. In “While unfortunate, this matter hotel and agreed instead to meet states in the nation and one the has nothing to do with either the him at a local hookah bar. She president won in 2016. aposton firm or its clients.” But he refused brought along a male friend. Pundits would seek out his Facebook, the to comment on DiGiorgio’s future “I would never leave myself in thoughts.Hewouldrubshoulders woman, Anissa at the firm, telling a reporter with a position where I looked like I with the leaders of the Trump rev- Coury, said she thePhiladelphiaBusinessJournal was trying to get ahead by sleep- olution and, depending on the that, “assuming anything could ing with a married man,” Coury outcome of that election, possibly wasavictim be at your peril.” ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO was quoted as saying. “You just enter the national political spot- of DiGiorgio’s But then more bad news broke Val DiGiorgio, former chairman of don’t do that.” light as a preeminent figure. “unwanted, forDiGiorgioinJulyastheparty the Pennsylvania Republican Party, DiGiorgio, who contested what Too, DiGiorgio was safely en- was preparing to meet in Harris- posesinPhiladelphia.DiGiorgio, he called “gross mischaracteriza- sconced at the respected Philadel- wildly burg to choose a new chairman who resigned as state party tions” in the initial report of his phia law firm of Stradley Ronon, inappropriate following DiGiorgio’s resignation chairman following a published interactions with the Philadelphia amedium-sizedfirmof200attor- sexual from the post – a choice that ul- reportthathehadtradedsexually council candidate Irina Gold- neys with offices across the state timately went to Philadelphia at- chargedtextmessageswitha stein, and who said at the time and region. Since 1999, the South advances.” torney Lawrence Tabas, DiGior- Philadelphia City Council candidate, of his resignation from the party Philadelphia native and longtime gio’s opponent in the 2017 election nowalsoisoutofhisjobwitha chairmanship that he intended player on the Chester County po- Stradley Ronon sent an email to for chairman and a favorite of his Philadelphia law firm. “to rigorously defend myself liticalscenehadrisentoaposi- theDailyLocalNewsconfirming predecessor, Montgomery County against these assertions and pro- tion of some influence in the firm, that DiGiorgio, of Uwchlan, is no businessman Rob Gleason. “To make matters worse, when tect my family” did not return a co-chairing the law firm’s public longer employed by the firm. His The Associated Press reported IapproachedBernieComfortre- telephone call seeking comment. finance and banking and finan- photo and information page had that a fresh allegation emerged garding the situation, it didn’t Digiorgio, 51, served as county cial services practices, advising already been removed from the from the former chairwoman seem to be of particular interest controller from 2005 to 2011; and powerful clients on state and fed- firm’s website. of the Young Republicans of Al- to her,” Coury wrote, referring to as chairman of the Republican eral regulatory issues. Stradley Ronon Chairman Wil- legheny County. In a post on Face- DiGiorgio’s second in command Committee of Chester County un- The married father of five liam Sasso, who observers said book, the woman, Anissa Coury, in the state party. Coury said til his resignation in 2018. seemed to have it all. And now it had acted as a mentor for DiGior- said she was a victim of DiGior- Comfort “couldn’t have cared has all come crashing down. gio, provided the following state- gio’s “unwanted, wildly inappro- less,” about her concerns. The Associated Press On Friday, a spokesman for ment through the spokesman: priate sexual advances.” She told other media outlets contributed to this story.

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UTILITIES WATER OVER THE DAM?

SUBMITTED PHOTO This is an interior view of the DELCORA plant in Chester. Is water company consolidation a good deal for customers?

when he served as a board mem- By Kathleen E. Carey ber and chairman of the Penn- [email protected] @dtbusiness on Twitter sylvania Public Commission. The former state regulator is also a After its initial offer in the customer of the Chester Water Chester Water Authority and its Authority. potential merger with DELCORA, “I found Pennsylvania, back in Aqua America has come to town 2008, had a large proportion of and with it are raised accolades small, distressed water systems,” SUBMITTED PHOTO and thrown stones. he said, adding that the state De- Christopher Franklin is CEO at Proponents point to a stream- partment of Environmental Pro- Aqua Pennsylvania. lining of utilities across the tection listed more than 2,000 United States, the utility of scale systems at the time. water supply was tainted. and a heightened level of regula- Powelson said through the He explained that municipal- tions. Opponents say private en- work of the state Legislature, as owned systems plagued with tities are beholden to their stake- well as Govs. Tom Corbett, Ed problems and unable to make in- holders, not their customers, and Rendell and Tom Wolf, there was vestments, including responses have higher costs than their mu- amovementtoconsolidatethose to natural events like hurricanes nicipally owned counterparts. systems and the gap has nar- and flooding and then security Robert Powelson, president and rowed to less than 500 systems. needs to protect from cyber in- chief executive officer of the Na- “We’ve done a good job,” Pow- cidents, have been moving to pri- tional Association of Water Com- elson said. “You’re seeing this vate ownership. panies, spoke about the dynamics across the country post-Flint, “Weagreewaterinfrastructure SOURCE: AQUA PENNSYLVANIA he saw from 2008 through 2015, Michigan,” where the municipal WATER >>A P GE 5 MONDAY, JULY 22, 2019 THE DAILY TIMES | NEWS | 5

MEDIANEWS GROUP FILE PHOTO The DELCORA headquarters in Chester. MEDIANEWS GROUP FILE PHOTO Headquarters of the Chester Water Authority. “DELCORA’s priority is our Busch said one ratepayers and our highest pri- concern the Oxford Area board ers filed a petition to intervene in Delaware County Common Pleas Water ority is keeping rates stable over had was that its process may be a lawsuit filed by Aqua Pennsylva- Court, saying the hike would re- FROM PAGE 4 time in the face of large capital placed on hold for a minimum nia Inc. against the water author- sult in $75,000 being passed to costs, mandated by the Environ- six weeks, if not more, as DEL- ity and the city of Chester over a theircustomersfornobenefit. should be a national priority,” he mental Protection Agency and the CORA moves forward in a deal 10 percent rate increase. On Fri- On June 12, Chester City Coun- said, adding that included Penn- City of Philadelphia,” DELCORA with Aqua. day, CWA announced that board cil approved a motion to issue a sylvania. “(We) wanted to make spokesman Jay Devine said. He explained that the Oxford member Christopher D. Burkett of request for proposal to value the sure that we have water provid- DELCORAwasestablishedin Area Sewer Authority approved Chester County resigned, stating CWA assets. As a result, the CWA ers that are meeting benchmark 1972 and serves customers in 42 theassetpurchaseagreement he wanted to avoid the appear- filed its own lawsuit seeking an standards.” municipalities in Delaware and withDELCORAaboutamonth ance of a conflict of interest as injunction against a sale of the Locally, the issue of private vs. Chester counties. Based on an av- agoandthatithadnotyetbeen hisengineeringfirmworkswith authority to Aqua or any other public ownership is being played erage residential retail bill with approved by DELCORA. Aqua. buyer. out in two arenas: DELCORA and 70,000 gallons of use, DELCORA’s Busch said the sewer authority The legal controversy goes back Aqua America CEO Chris theChesterWaterAuthority. average annual bill is $372. is set up for growth and the area to May 2017 when Aqua America Franklin said the company’s ties On Tuesday, the board of the On Wednesday, board mem- is growing; however OASA has yet made an unsolicited offer to buy to Delaware County are strong Delaware County Regional Water bers of the Oxford Area Sewer Au- to realize all of its potential. the financially viable Chester Wa- and long-standing. Quality Control Authority unan- thority in Chester County unan- “Wecameontorighttheship ter Authority for $320 million. “The company was born in Del- imously approved entering into imously rescinded an asset pur- and look for a possible transfer Authority board members, made awareCountyin1886bySwarth- a six-week non-binding negotia- chase agreement it reached with of the system to another entity,” up equally of representatives from more professors,” Franklin said. tion period with Aqua America DELCORA, two years in the mak- he said. Delaware and Chester counties “We have a long, long track record to consider a potential merger. ing, after DELCORA’s board chose And even though the deal with and Chester City, rejected the of- in Delaware County and Philadel- The 500,000-customer authority to pursue the merger with Aqua. DELCORA was nixed Wednesday fer. phia.” had been looking at solutions to “The authority was interested night, there’s still room for poten- Simultaneously, Chester City Franklin stressed the firm’s comply with a 2000 U.S. Environ- in transferring the system to DEL- tial. officials were facing pressure to strong service to its customers mental Protection Agency man- CORA because they were a public “We’re somewhat on hold,” exit its financially distressed sta- and its commitment to commu- date that wold require combined entity,” said David Busch, execu- Busch said. “(We’re) in the process tus with the state and their receiv- nity investment. storm water and sewage water tive director of the Oxford Area of considering all of our options ership consultant, Econsult Solu- For example, Franklin said lines that experience problems, Sewer Authority. “Now, suddenly, butweexpecttohavefurthercon- tions, recommended a water au- Aqua is one of the largest, if not especially during heavy rains to if DELCORA is going to be part versations with DELCORA.” thority sale as an avenue to do so. the largest, pipe replacement be fixed. of a private entity, that is not the Devine said DELCORA wel- To prevent that, the CWA and companies in the nation, replac- DELCORA officials have said desire of the Oxford Area Sewer comes more talks. the city entered into a $60.2 mil- ing the equivalent of 150 miles a price on these improvements is Authority.” “DELCORA signed a non-bind- lion settlement in March 2018 and of water mains in Pennsylvania difficult to determine, although The Oxford Area authority ing letter of intent with Aqua the CWA board unanimously ap- every year. “That’s like running they’ve placed these numbers at serves 3,000 customers in the bor- Pennsylvania Wastewater,” he proved a 10 percent rate hike to a pipe down to Ocean City and between $300-$600 million. ough of Oxford and the townships said. “We look forward to continu- pay for the deal. In conjunction back,” he said. “That’s what we do Theintentforthemergeris of East Nottingham, Lower Ox- ing our discussions with the Ox- with that, city officials agreed every year.” that all of the authority’s 130 em- ford and West Nottingham, close ford Area Sewer Authority.” not to raise a claim to terminate In an Aqua study evaluating ployees would keep their jobs and to the border with Maryland. Then, there’s the situation with or acquire any project of CWA’s main break averages between that rates for customers would That doesn’t mean that the Aqua and the Chester Water Au- for40yearsandthattheauthori- 2000 and 2017, Aqua Southeast- remain at the level they would deal with DELCORA is done, he thority. ty’s assets would be placed into a ern Pennsylvania’s average was have been had DELCORA been explained. It’s simply suspended This past week, a group of trust during that same time. about10breaksper100miles. in place. indefinitely. Chester Water Authority ratepay- In April, Aqua filed a suit in WATER >>A P GE 17 6 | NEWS | THE DAILY TIMES MONDAY, JULY 22, 2019

SPORTS OverbrookGolfClubassistant pro plays in Philadelphia Open

By Linda Stein [email protected] “There are a lot Staff Writer of great things RADNOR >> Ashley Grier grew up about the playing golf. game.Ilovethe Her parents owned a golf cen- competition. ter in Hagerstown, Md., that of- fered miniature golf, a driving You don’thave rangeandapar3golfcourse. anyone else “It’s what we did for fun as to lean on. It’s kids,” she said. “We had a nice little golf playground.” on you. You On July 17, she was the second can never woman to ever play in the Phil- really beat the adelphia Open, which was held at the Huntingdon Valley Coun- game. You’re try Club. Kim Verrecchio was the always trying first back in 2004. to improve. “Itwasacoolexperience,a It’s also a very good challenge. I shot an 82. It was long and hard,” she said of social game. the course. “Luckily, I played in You can play the morning.” your whole life. Grier, 35, moved to Springfield Township three years ago when It’s a very small SUBMITTED PHOTO she took a job as an assistant pro community. It’s Golf pro Ashley Grier was the second woman to play in the Philadelphia Open, which was held July 17at the at the Overbrook Golf Club in Vil- great.” Huntingdon Valley Country Club. lanova. Grier is the 2018 recipient of the —AshleyGrier,whomoved Then she got an infection and werefourroundsofplayor72 Overbrook, the members and to Springfield Twp. when she Assistant Professional of the Year took a job as an assistant pro had to go to urgent care, she said. holes. staff support me in all my tour- award by the Philadelphia PGA. ab the Overbrook Golf Club in To top it off, she said, “I got “Myself and another female naments and cheer me on. It def- In 2017 she became the first fe- Villanova food poisoning from the flight made it to the final rounds,” Grier initely means a lot.” male professional in the 95-year home.” said.“Itwasacoolexperience.” She is also grateful that PPT history of the Philadelphia PGA the game. You’re always trying to “There’s more to it than just the The Golf Channel filmed her play- Consulting is sponsoring her. Section to win a points event. In improve. golf,”shesaid.“It’shardtowin ing so “it was fun for my fam- “Ashley’s work ethic and dedi- 2018 Grier competed in the KPMG It’s also a very social game. You at golf. You have 150 players at ily and (Overbrook) members to cation to excellence in her profes- Women’s PGA Championship in can play your whole life. It’s a very each event. I have won some over watch it on TV.” sionarewhatmakehertheper- Chicago and has since become small community. It’s great.” thepastyears.There’salotofna- “Pretty much golf is my hobby, fect athlete to receive PPT Con- one of only two women who qual- But she admitted that “it takes tional events I’ve qualified for.” justgrowingupwithitinmy sulting’s first ever sponsorship,” ified for the 2019 National Club some effort. You have to practice Grier said that she was injured front yard,” said Grier. “I spend Kathy Bellwoar, president of the Professional Championship in a if you want to get good.” in an automobile accident in Feb- most of my free time practicing Newtown Square company, said field of 300 men. At Overbrook she teaches, runs ruary when her car was hit by a andplaying.Itrulyenjoypractic- in a press release. “As a women- Grier played on her college tournaments, works in the golf drunk driver. She still does addi- ing golf. It’s relaxing, like medita- owned business, PPT is proud to team at the University of Central shop and golfs with members. tional stretching exercises before tion. In summer I might go to the support women striving to rise to Florida. One of her worst tournament playing, she said. beach for a day. I definitely love the top of their profession. Ash- Hersistersalsogolfedfortheir experiences happened last month. SheplayedinAprilintheNa- whatIdo.” ley is a great example of someone collegeteams,shesaid. “I qualified for the LPG Cham- tional Club Professional Champi- Her boyfriend, Anthony Napo- whosehardworkandpassionfor “There are a lot of great things pionship,” she said. She flew to onshipforalltheclubprofession- letano,isalsoagolfprofessional what she does have translated about the game,” Grier said. “I Minnesota to play at the Hazel- als in the country. and works at Golf Tech in Malvern. into superior performance – the love the competition. You don’t tine Golf Club but her clubs did “It’s our national champion- “He caddied for me yesterday,” same qualities that PPT Consult- have anyone else to lean on. It’s notshowupuntiladayandahalf ship,” she said. Out of 320 play- Grier said. ing aims to exemplify in our cli- on you. You can never really beat later, she said. ers, only four were women. There “I appreciate that my golf club, ent service.” MONDAY, JULY 22, 2019 THE DAILY TIMES | NEWS | 7

EFFECTIVE JAN. 1, 2020 Stay Ahead with an Plastic bags, straws get FMFCU Student Loan! banned in West Chester

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WEST CHESTER >> West Chester Borough Coun- cil voted 4-3 Wednesday evening to ban single-use plastic bags and disposable plastic straws. Thebanissettotakeef- fect in January, however, its future is still in doubt asitmayviolatearecently- passed state law. As part of this year’s state budget, the Pennsylvania legislature enacted, and the governor signed a provision prohibit- ing municipal bans or taxes on plastic bags or packag- ing for one year while leg- islative agencies study the SUBMITTED PHOTO economic and environmen- These students hold signs, urging West Chester Borough tal impact. Council to approve a ban on single-use plastics. Borough Council’s nar- row vote came before a resenting the corporate in- ley, Paige Fisher, and Isaac standing-room-only crowd terests who give them cam- Harte, who also serves as of more than 100 residents paign money.” Earth Uprising Philadel- and after more than two He also encouraged sup- phia Head Coordinator. The In-School hours of debate and pub- porters of the plastic bag group first brought the idea lic comment even as se- bantomaketheirvoices to borough council last year vere thunderstorms swept heard in Harrisburg, while in a proposal that Council- through the region. pledging to work with Rep. man Bernie Flynn called Several council members Carolyn Comitta, (D-156th a “Ph.D-level presentation initially expressed concern Dist.),and Rep. Danielle that woke a lot of people up.” about violating the state Friel-Otten, (D-155th Dist.), Still most of council, in- law and potentially opening to try to overturn the pro- cluding Flynn, Michael themselves up to personal hibition. Galey, Denise Polk, Michael liability. But comments Kiran Schatz, a stu- Stefano, and Donald Brace- from state Sen. Andy Din- dentattheWestChester land, initially expressed Consolidation niman (D-19th Dist.) and Friends School and part of concerns about the poten- thestudentsfromtheWest the group that proposed the tial consequences of pass- Chester Friends School, ban, said it was a small step ing an ordinance that vio- whoinitiatedtheideafor but one that could end up lates state law. the ban, energized the audi- making a big impact. “Absent that, this prob- For more information and college planning ence and ultimately encour- “This is proof that we’re ably would have passed aged council to move for- finally doing something,” unanimously,” Galey said. tools, visit fmfcu.org/student-loans today! ward with the ordinance. Schatz said. “If one town Braceland expressed “It is incumbent upon can do it then maybe the frustration with the situa- council to resist and if entire county can do it. If tion at the state level, which you’re going to resist, re- a county can do it, then he attributed to state Sen- sist completely,” Dinniman maybe the whole state can ate Majority Leader Jay said. “This is a clear over- do it. If states can do it, Corman. reach of local control. And then maybe, just maybe the “One thing that really an- the unfortunate reality is entire nation can do it.” noys me is that all of this is those who passed this pro- Schatz was joined by just because of one man in hibition are not represent- several students from the Harrisburg who has a plas- ingyouorthepeopleof school, including Auden tics manufacturer in his Equal Opportunity Lender West Chester. They’re rep- Vosburgh, William Brad- district,” he said. 8 | NEWS | THE DAILY TIMES MONDAY, JULY 22, 2019

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VIDEOS PROVE VITAL SHARING THE ROAD? Confrontations between motorists and cyclists on the rise stop sign or traffic light. are common on Chester By Fran Maye “The bicycle is consid- County roads, especially [email protected] @dailylocal on Twitter ered a vehicle under Penn- the back roads. Schwende- sylvania law, and we will man said his riding group KENNETT SQUARE >> Daniel give a ticket,” Holdsworth generally avoids Route 926, Schwendeman of Kennett said. “Bicycle riders can’t where vehicles often travel Square never leaves for a ride more than two abreast 60mphina45mphzone, bicycle ride without his Go in a lane and bicycles need and especially on Route 82. Pro video camera attached to be able to allow (motor- And they avoid biking on to his helmet. Last week, ists)topass.Itallcomes Route41atallcosts. amotoristgotintoacon- down to safety.” “Wetrynottorideany- frontation with Schwende- Lydell Nolt, Kennett where on a back road where man and other cyclists rid- Township police chief, said our bike can’t reach the ingonMillRoadnearState there was an aggravated as- speed limit,” he said. Street in Kennett Square. sault about two months ago Kennett Township Ptl. Now, police are review- when a motorist got out of Adam Cramer said a law ing footage from the cam- his car to confront a bicy- passed recently in Penn- era to determine whether clist. sylvania allows bicyclists criminal charges will be “It’s a problem,” Nolt and motorcyclists to travel filed. said. “Some bicyclists take through a red light without Schwendeman and his the liberty of braking traf- stopping if the signal’s sen- SUBMITTED PHOTO group of riders from the fic laws, and we even see sor does not pick them up. A group of riders from Bike Kennett were surprised when this man stopped his car and bicycle group Bike Ken- some cyclists ride in the “It’s not a ride straight confronted them. The motorist was angry because he said the cyclists were taking up too nett were riding on Mill middle of the road. For all through without stopping much of the road. Police are investigating the case. Road when a motorist intents and purposes, and on red law, like one of the who was frustrated at be- with only a few exceptions, cyclists I stopped recently ing stuck behind the group bicycles must abide by the told me,” Cramer said. “(The passed, got out of his car samerulesoftheroadsas law) allows for bicyclists and confronted the cy- motorists.” and motorcycles to proceed clists. Schwendeman said Josie Marsh, who heads with caution through an in- hisgroupwasridingtwo up the Bike Kennett group, tersection if the traffic sig- abreast, as allowed by law. makes sure riders know nal detection system fails to The video, which shows therulesbeforeeachand recognize them.” the hostility of the motor- every ride. There is a brief- Kennett Township police, ist, was turned over to po- ingtoensureridersknow like many local municipal lice. The motorist received a to stop at all stop signs — police departments, have visit from police shortly af- notjustthefirstrider,but recently been citing bicy- ter the incident. every rider. To ensure rid- clists who do not obey traf- “We never had someone ers know bicycles are ve- fic laws. actually get out of a car hicles and may legally use After a decade-long de- and argue with us,” said the full lane. And to let rid- cline, deaths on U.S. road- Schwendeman, 34, who ersknowthattwoabreast ways are rising again. The has been riding for the is legal, and motorists must latest study from the Gov- pasttwoyears.“Thedriver leave four feet of space ernor’s Highway Safety As- wasn’t surprised when po- when passing. sociation found that cyclist lice showed up at his door.” “We often hear that cy- deaths increased at a higher William Holdsworth, clists who are out riding rate than those of drivers, KennettSquarepolicechief, in groups in their spandex walkers or any other road said he has received two in- don’t deserve to be on the user. dividual complaints from road,” Marsh said. “Our in- In 2015, the most recent riding groups this year. In stant-gratification culture year with available data, bi- the latest incident, he said has made it difficult to cyclist deaths rose by 12.2 his staff is trying to deter- wait a few seconds, perhaps percent to 818, up from 726 mine if traffic violations aminuteortwo,tosafely in 2014. The GHSA found were committed, as the pass a bicycle or group of bi- that two out of three peo- video shows a verbal, not cycles who deserve the use ple fatally injured in bicycle physical altercation. the road safely, just like mo- accidents were not wearing Holdsworth said his offi- torists.” helmets. Researchers found cers will ticket any bicyclist During the summer that most of the fatalities they see rolling through a months, bicycles and cars ROAD >> PAGE 20 MONDAY, JULY 22, 2019 THE DAILY TIMES | NEWS | 13

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ing gun control legislation for the Republicans pursu- By James Anderson andathirdfacingrecallre- ing the recall attempts — The Associated Press signed. “sore losers.” The commit- DENVER >> Republicans frus- Recall campaigns are tee, which gets involved in trated by losing their grip targeting Democratic Gov. state legislative races, has on political power in some Jared Polis, two Democratic dedicated $135,000 to help Westernstateshavebegun state House members and fight the Colorado recall at- deploying a new weapon: two Democrats in the state tempts. the recall. Senate. Recall committees “Republicans are defi- Once reserved for target- have been formed for other nitely on the decline in the ing corrupt or inept elected lawmakers, and the GOP’s West, and Colorado is the officials, the recall has be- top-ranking officials have leader of that,” Harringer come part of the toolkit for encouraged the efforts. said.“Wedon’tthinkthere’s Republicans seeking a do- U.S. Rep. Ken Buck, newly a huge appetite to recall leg- overofelectionresults.One electedaschairmanofthe islators who are doing what GOP strategist in Colorado Colorado Republican Party, they said they would do.” hasputanametoit—“re- told supporters earlier this Nevertheless, Republi- call season.” year, “We need to teach cans see it as a worthy strat- To be sure, Democrats them how to spell R-E-C-A- egy. The Colorado Republi- also have used recalls, most L-L.” can Party started months CONSTELLATION POLITICAL CONSULTING VIA AP notably in Wisconsin, where Colorado recall propo- ago offering training ses- InthisframegrabofanvideoprovidedbyBenEngenofDenver-basedConstellation they tried unsuccessfully to nents accused their targets sions for what GOP consul- Political Consulting, Engen, a Republican consultant, conducts a training session on how oust then-Republican Gov. of overreach on issues of tant Ben Engen calls “recall to organize and execute recall campaigns against elected Democratic lawmakers for a ScottWalkerin2012over gun control, climate change, season.” group of GOP activists in Buena Vista, Colo. Once reserved for corrupt or inept elected his actions to weaken pub- taxes, sex education and the Proponents can use the officials,recallcampaignshavebecomeapoliticalweaponforRepublicanswhoaretrying lic sector unions. electoral college — issues process to time an election toundotheirlossestoDemocratsinstatewideregularelections. But Republicans have that many of the Democrats and shape the electorate on been mounting recall efforts ran on during their success- their own terms, when most against Democratic state ful campaigns. voters aren’t paying atten- lawmakers and governors Karen Kateline, a talk tion,saidEngen,aDenver- at an unprecedented rate show host working on the based consultant who con- over the past two years in a Polis effort, insists that ducted some of those ses- handful of Western states, she and other Republicans sions. at the same time their polit- aren’t abusing the original For example, a petition ical fortunes in those states misconduct intent for re- drive can be timed to pro- have been declining. calls. duce a special recall elec- In2018,theyrecalleda “Nobody is putting the tion during the winter holi- freshman state senator in brakes on these people,” she days — taking advantage of California as a way to tem- said of Democrats. lower turnout by unaffili- porarily undo a Democratic “It’s our constitutional ated voters who have helped VOTE FOR supermajority. right to recall,” insisted turn Colorado, once a swing The same year in Nevada, Nancy Pallozzi, a Republi- state, into Democratic-lean- two Democratic lawmakers can from the Denver suburb ing territory, Engen said in and an allied independent of Lakewood, who is lead- an interview. YOUR FAVORITE fended off recall attempts. ing an effort against state “There’s a drop-off in In Oregon, Republi- Sen. Brittany Pettersen. “We turnout from presidential cans are pursuing a recall can’t wait for new (GOP) to midterm elections, and of Democratic Gov. Kate candidates to be vetted for the same thing between BUSINESSES Brown, who was re-elected the next election. Three midterms and off-year elec- last year, after GOP law- more years for the gover- tions,” Engen said. “Initia- makers walked out of the nor? And three more years tors of a recall can use the YOU ONLY HAVE UNTIL Senate to try to block votes for Brittany? No.” timing to maximize that en- on climate change and edu- Democrats see the recalls thusiasm gap.” THURSDAY, AUGUST 8th! cation bills. as a blatant attempt to undo To Democrats, that’s es- Colorado, where Demo- theresultsofthemostre- sentially an admission that crats control both houses cent elections, which pro- Republicans are using the of the legislature and the duced a Democratic wave recall not as a vehicle to oust VOTE ONLINE TODAY! governor’s office, is seeing in several Western states. corrupt officials, but rather its highest level of recall Matt Harringer, spokes- as an attempt to game the Go to: pa.digitalfirstmedia.com/ activity since 2013, when man for the Democratic system and flip seats they two Democratic lawmakers Legislative Campaign Com- otherwise could not win in delcotimes/bestofdelco/ losttheirseatsforsupport- mittee, has a simple label a regular election. MONDAY, JULY 22, 2019 THE DAILY TIMES | NEWS | 15 SPECIAL REGIONAL RAIL SCHEDULES JULY 20 - AUGUST 4

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Nation+World news feed CONGRESS PUERTO RICO HONG KONG Nadler: Mueller hearing to air Police launch tear gas toward evidence of Trump wrongdoing protesters; march turns violent

WASHINGTON >> The House Judiciary HONG KONG >> HongKong’sprotest Committee chairman said Sunday movement took a violent turn Sunday that this week’s hearing with Robert as police launched tear gas at protest- Mueller will air “very substantial ev- ersafteramassivemarchcontinued idence” of wrongdoing by President late into the evening, and subway rid- Donald Trump and make a public ers were attacked by masked assail- case for impeachment. Republicans ants who apparently were targeting pledged sharp questioning of the pro-democracy demonstrators. special counsel about what they see The firing of the tear gas was the as a “one-sided” Russia investigation. latest confrontation between police Days before back-to-back hear- and protesters who have taken to the ings Wednesday, both sides seemed to streets for over a month to fight a agree that Mueller’s testimony could proposed extradition bill and call for be pivotal in shifting public opinion on electoral reforms in the Chinese ter- “holding the president accountable.” ritory. “This is a president who has vio- The march had been peaceful lated the law six ways from Sunday,” when it reached its police-desig- said Rep. Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y. nated end point in Hong Kong’s Wan He argued that Mueller’s report Chai district in the late afternoon, lays out “very substantial evidence” but thousands continued onward. that Trump is guilty of “high crimes DENNIS M. RIVERA PICHARDO — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS They then headed for the Liai- and misdemeanors,” the constitu- Protest at sea: Demonstrators in kayaks gather in front of La Fortaleza, the official son Office, which represents China’s tional standard for impeachment. governor’s residence, for an aquatic protest against Puerto Rican Gov. Ricardo Rossello Communist Party-led central gov- The House Judiciary Committee in San Juan on Sunday. Protesters are demanding Rossello step down for his involve- ernment within the city. Protest- and the House Intelligence Commit- ment in a private chat in which he used profanities to describe an ex-New York City ers threw eggs at the building and tee will question Mueller in separate councilwoman and a federal control board overseeing the island’s finances. Rosello spray-painted its surrounding sur- hearings on his 448-page report. said Sunday he will not seek re-election but will not resign as the island’s leader, veillance cameras. — The Associated Press though he will step down as head of his pro-statehood party. —TheAssociatedPress

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He said the bomber then struck that the two-thirds majority needed perfit”Hotelsareusedtoworkingwiththe women and what makes them demnationreferendum by — the orU.K. several and of its those allies. op- at the entrance to the hospital, killing for constitutional revision could be sogovernment competitive? to host Army displaced medical flood re- tionsIn the at the recording, same time. an Iranian of- four police and three civilians who within reach if the bloc is joined by searchersvictims, defense hope tocontractors uncover answers or con- ficer“It’s can a verybe heard fluid telling situation,” the Stena said were visiting their relatives. He said supporters from another party. inferences. a just-launched But when President voluntary Donald study. ImperoNickWright,anexpertonEUpol- to change course, saying, eight police were among the wounded Up for grabs were 124 seats in the Trump’s“We’re administration really interested announced in those “Youitics at obey, University you will College be safe.” London. and that many of the wounded were less powerful of Japan’s two parlia- eliteimmigration women arreststhat are targeting the first fami- to “Literally,A British anything naval officer could happen.”from the in critical condition. mentary chambers. There are 245 makelies the it weekend through of physically July 13-14 demand- and said HMSMontrosefrigatethatwaspa-Barring a major upset, Britain’s Inayat Ullah, a local forensics ex- seats in the upper house — which ingit might training,” use hotels, said the Holly big McClung, companies a trollingnext prime the ministerarea is heard willbe telling Boris the pert, said the female attacker set off does not choose the prime minister. nutritionalresponded. Marriott, physiologist Hilton, at the Choice Army StenaJohnson. Impero, The buoyant which had former a crew for- of 15 pounds of explosives packed with If the exit polls prove accurate, the ResearchHotels, Best Institute Western, of Wyndham, Environmen- Hy- 23eign on secretary board, that is so its far passage ahead must with nails and ball bearings. results would match or even exceed talatt,IHGandMGMResortsallreleased Medicine in Massachusetts. “The bebookies allowed. and British pollsters officials that it will say be the The blast damaged the emergency preelection polls that indicated Abe’s realstatements point of saying the study they don’t is to wantcharac- HMSMontrosewasroughly60min-ahugeshockifrivalJeremyHuntis roomandforcedittoshutdown,ac- ruling bloc was to keep ground in terizetheirhotelsusedtodetainmigrants. this unique cohort of women.” utesdeclared from the the victor scene. Tuesday. cording to a hospital official. the upper house. — The Associated Press —TheAssociatedPress— The Associated Press — The Associated Press — The Associated Press MONDAY, JULY 22, 2019 THE DAILY TIMES | NEWS | 17

miles of main and Bristol had or acquire loans and grants The CWA solicitor said his CWA than with DELCORA. to keep rates down.” almost 32 miles of main in- from Pennvest. board members were legiti- “The combination of Aqua He said Aqua is transpar- Water stalled. “Combining Aqua and DE- mate and aren’t prone to hid- and DELCORA is somewhat ent, customer-centered and FROM PAGE 5 Anotherissueistheamount CLORAcanreallyavoidsome ing. unique,” he said, adding that would appreciate and wel- of regulations they face. ofthosecostsforthecustom- “These are experienced, DELCORA officials have told come customers from DEL- The American Water Works If Aqua wants to increase ersinDelawareCounty,”he long-serving public officials him that any proceeds from CORA, just as they did at their Association acceptable main its rates, it must go through a explained. who have been publicly ac- asaleshouldbeturnedintoa founding 133 years ago. breakagerangeis25to30 PUC process, something mu- Powelson agreed about the countable their entire ca- rate reduction or stabilization “Wehavealongtrackre- breaks per 100 miles. nicipally owned systems are need to modernize the water reers,” he said. “They work in for their customers. “That is cord of providing good ser- Inthosesame17years,the not required to do. industry. transparent institutions.” really important. A lot of these vice,” Franklin said. “That’s companysawadecreasein “That’s a cost municipal au- Of the 52,000 water sys- As that battle wages in and systems, they want to maxi- not going to change ... We’re taste, odor and discoloration thorities don’t have,” Franklin tems in the United States, out of court, Franklin said the mize the price and it does im- not foreigners here by any complaints from 2,000 to said, noting the CWA’s single he said about 80 percent are situation is different with the pact rates. This group wants stretch.” 1,000, according to Franklin. vote to raise rates by 10 per- municipally run, compared “The investment, the capi- cent, to the tune of $60 mil- to 3,200 electric distribution talinvestmentthatacompany lion. “For us, that would be six systems and 1,000 gas com- like Aqua makes compared months of work.” panies. to most (municipally-owned Then, he explained, his “In the water world, we systems) is just drastically, company is also accountable have too many water sys- drastically different,” he said. to the state Department of En- tems,” Powelson said, add- “Thirty cents of our revenue vironmental Protection and ing that could be a liability if goes to operating expenses. the U.S. Environmental Pro- proper investments aren’t be- The rest of it all goes to capi- tection Agency and the Secu- ing made. “You can deterio- tal investments ... I would put rities and Exchange Commis- rate people’s public health.” that up against any municipal sion. Which, he said, can be a system in this country.” On top of that, Franklin challenge as private entities L L Aqua does have its critics. said Aqua’s customer service treat their product in parts In a 2018 Pennsylvania Mu- is among the top-rated, rank- per trillion. FREE EXAM & X-RAY [$104 VALUE] nicipal Authorities Associa- ing third out of 18 utilities in “We don’t know what mu- tion study called “Proud His- the mid-Atlantic region as nicipalities are treating wa- tory, Bright Future,” the as- ranked by a 2019 JD Power ter at,” he said. “They’re self- 610.789.9400 sociation said privatization customer satisfaction index. regulated entities ... That’s leads to a loss of control over Hesaidthelocalwaterutil- why we’re looking at water a vital public resource, public ity needs to be modernized accountability and requiring www.BrilliantSmilesDentalGroup.com input is lost and services are like its counterparts. He said municipal systems to meet cherry-picked. of the 50,000 water systems certain standards. If you can’t BARBARA NEILSON, DMDFriendlyVINCENT Genle DILORENZO, Aordale DDS SUZANNE AHNQUIST, DMD “Multinational water cor- in the United States, 25,000 meetthosestandards,why GENERAL DENTISTenal CareGENERAL DENTIST GENERAL DENTIST porations are primarily ac- of them are in Pennsylvania. should you be in that busi- countable to their stockhold- There are also about 17,000 ness?” All aorremier Inrane roider lan o Aeed ers, not to the people they wastewater systems in the In addition, he said munic- Inialin serve,” the report stated. country. ipal authorities are regulated Friendly Genle Aordale enal Care In addition, it also said in- He said larger companies by a subdivision of political ain Emerenie Seen Same ay vestor-owned utilities typi- offer economies of scale. appointees. oox ermal Filler cally charge 59 percent more “We buy pipe cheaper than “Not to be disrespectful,” Senior Ciien ion for water service and 63 per- any other company because Powelson said, “the Chester Sedaion eniry cent more for sewer service we buy so much of it,” Frank- Water Authority board of di- Relaxin Amoere wi SaeoeAr than local government utili- lin said, which is something rectors has nobody on that ain Emerenie Seen ties. his company wants to do with board that is competent in Eimen In a June 2011 Food & Wa- wastewater. water regulation.” Same ay ter Watch report, water rates Currently, he said Aqua op- CWA Solicitor Francis Cat- Oer ear o Colleie enal Exeriene of customers under private erates about 200 wastewater ania disagreed, saying they New aienSenior Alway Ciien elome ion ownership grew at an average plants, each having about 50 have their own set of regula- of about three times the rate customers - something that tions Aqua can eschew. of inflation, averaging about makes merging with DEL- “We’re subject to the 18 percent every other year. CORA attractive as its plant Right-to-Know Law,” he said. FREE EXAM & XRAY $30 OFF That report noted in- is sizable. “They’re not. We’re subject to For New Patients ANY DENTAL PROCEDURE creases in Bensalem and Bris- “We can put a lot of waste- the State Ethics Act, they’re Coupon must be present at time of initial tol, in Bucks County, Pa. after water customers together not. We have a lot more trans- payment and cannot be combined with Aqua America bought their now,” he said. parency than they do.” $104 Value any other dental offer systems. Bensalem, it said ThebenefittoDELCORAis Regarding Powelson’s mu- wentfrom$104.76in1999to financing. With Philadelphia nicipalregulationcomments, $578.05 in 2011 and Bristol facing a $5 billion and rising Cataniasaid,“That’sanout- 301 West Chester Pike, Suite 202 went from $119.52 in 1997 to cost to fix its system and DEL- rageously false comment. Rob $661.43 in 2011. CORA’s customers having to Powelson has been an Aqua Havertown, PA 19083 Aqua officials say part of pay about 9 percent of that, fanboy for his career ... Rob that was due to the amount Franklin said Aqua can stabi- Powelson was hand-picked of lines placed in those towns. lize that cost through its abil- for his current job by Chris Bensalem had more than 224 ities to go to the bond market Franklin.” 610.789.9400 Edward S. Condra, Senior Publisher Rich Crowe, Sales Manager 18 OPINION Shelley J. Meenan, General Manager AimeeM.Gallagher,CFO Phil Heron, Editor Joseph E. Forst, Circulation Director Monday, July 22, 2019 » MORE AT FACEBOOK.COM/DELCODAILYTIMES AND TWITTER.COM/DELCOTIMES » delcotimes.com EDITORIAL Whyweneedtomovetoprotectconsumerdata Government agencies have Cartoonist’s view taken intrusiveness to new heights and privacy to a new low by using databases to conduct facial recognition searches without the knowl- edge, much less consent, of individuals, Congress or state legislatures.

According to the Government Account- ability Office, the FBI and Immigration and Customs Enforcement have conducted hundreds of thousands of searches using data generated by states for drivers’ li- censes and other state business. The FBI alone has conducted 390,000 searches since 2011, of databases contain- ing information on citizens who never have beenchargedwithacrimeandagainst whom the agency has no probable cause for suspicion of wrongdoing. “They’ve just given access to that to the FBI,”saidRepublicanRep.JimJordanof Ohio, ranking Republican on the House Committee on Oversight and Reform. “No individual signed off on that when they re- newed their driver’s license, got their driv- er’s licenses. They didn’t sign any waiver saying, ‘Oh, it’s OK to turn my information, my photo, over to the FBI.’ No elected offi- cialsvotedforthattohappen.” “Law enforcement’s access of state da- oftheclergyisinquestioninmanycoun- archbishop’s diplomatic immunity had guilty priests away from locales where they tabases is often done in the shadows with tries, not just the United States. What Pope stalled their investigation into the men’s hadabusedbothchildrenandadults,and no consent,” added Democratic Rep. Eli- Francis and others in the Catholic hierar- accusations. to new locations where they sometimes jah Cummings of Maryland, the commit- chy do about the matter is watched closely That ended Monday, with the Vatican’s committed the same crimes. tee chairman. throughout the world. announcement. Now, Ventura can be in- Outrage over that practice led to reforms Congress should ensure that the agencies For that reason, an announcement by vestigated – and, if appropriate, charged in which many bishops and archbishops end the practice of lifting the information of the Vatican that its ambassador to France –justlikeanyothervisitortoFrance.Let have said their first call after hearing of a innocent Americans without their consent, no longer enjoys diplomatic immunity is us hope the matter is cleared up, one way predator in the clergy is to the police. regardless of whether it’s through a database. welcome. or the other, expeditiously. Good. Concern lingers, however, over TheCitizensVoice,July15 As a diplomat, Archbishop Luigi Ven- Sexual predation by members of the whether that policy will apply everywhere, tura normally would have enjoyed immu- clergy is bad enough. Adding to the out- to everyone. The Vatican’s decision on Ven- nity from investigation or prosecution in- rage over Roman Catholic church handling tura–andletusbeclear,itmusthavein- A template for church on abuse volving many crimes. Several men have of such crimes has been a pattern over de- volved Pope Francis – is reassuring. It Trust that Roman Catholic Church of- accused him of touching them inappro- cades of protecting predators. Instead of should be the template used in all simi- ficials will do the right thing about alle- priately. Ventura denies the allegations. reporting them to law enforcement au- lar situations. gations of sexual misconduct by members But French authorities had said the thorities, church officials often transferred The Altoona Mirror, July 11 MONDAY, JULY 22, 2019 THE DAILY TIMES | OPINION | 19

GUEST COLUMN LETTER TO THE EDITOR Awayto A little-known American hero get behind whomadesacrificesforothers clean energy To the Times: crats claimed that these lives during the war. Corporations should not put citi- By Joseph Batory refugees were spies and Times Guest Columnist Then, in June of 2002, zens at risk, but as the County Press potential criminals and Bingham was finally hon- reported on June 13th in “Delco Xenophobia is the fear would take American ored in his own coun- OKsresolutiontoseekmoratorium or hatred of anything for- jobs and the American try with a Constructive on Mariner East 2 operation,” Mar- eign or strange. Xenopho- public naively “bought Dissent award from the iner East 2 is doing just that. It’s a bia involves perceptions into” this propaganda. American Foreign Ser- liquefied natural gas pipeline con- of insiders toward new- Even though the leader vice Association, the so- taining ethane, propane, and bu- comers and can manifest of President Roosevelt’s ciety of Foreign Ser- tane. The gases travel through the itself in suspicion and Advisory Committee on vice professionals at the pipeline in liquid form, but when superficial allegations Political Refugees ar- State Department. Then- leaked, become odorless, colorless, about their activities to gued for the widespread Secretary of State Colin highly volatile gas. justify excluding their admittance of refugees L. Powell summarized It runs through highly popu- presence …. fleeingHitleronahu- Bingham’s accomplish- latedareas–nearahospital,an • manitarian basis, his ments: “Hiram Bingham elderly home, and 400 feet from The current rhetoric pleasfellondeafears. risked his life and his ca- Glenwood Elementary School. here in 2019 has been Washington, D.C., gov- reer, put it on the line, to When it leaks, citizens are ad- frightening. “They” are ernment was full of xe- help over 2,500 Jewish vised to walk away, not use your marching on our coun- nophobic and anti-Jew- refugees and others who carorcellphone,andpickchil- try to take over. “They” ish sentiment. In 1940, a were on Nazi death lists drenupofftheground–butthere are spies and terrorists State Department memo to leave France for Amer- is no safety plan other than walk- and criminals and must directed USA consulates ica in 1940 and 1941. He ing uphill and upwind. It’s heart- be stopped. And so, thou- worldwide to “put obsta- HirmanBinghamIV,whoputhisjobonthelinedefying was prepared to take that breaking that communities are be- sands of immigrants cles in the way … post- WashingtontohelpJewsinFranceinWorldWarII. risk to his career to do ing put at risk for something they running from dictators, pone and postpone and that which he knew was won’tseethebenefitsof,since drug lords and violence postpone granting entry mated 2,500 mostly Jew- was known by the fam- right.” 97% of the contents are shipped in their home countries visas to these refugees.” ish refugees to find safe ily about his heroism in Hiram Bingham is an to Europe to make plastic. are now being denied As a result, many USA passage to America. Marseille. American hero. And the State Sen. Tom Killion, R-9 of asylum and have been consulates essentially is- Not surprisingly, the Then, in 1987, Bing- record of his determina- Delaware and Chester counties, detained at our borders. sued “death sentences” State Department soon ham’s son, William, dis- tion and self-sacrifice has is fighting this pipeline by urg- Many have already been to these potential immi- transferred Bingham out covered a bundle of let- now been set straight in ing constituents to voice opposi- sent back. grants who were denied of France. By the end of ters, photographs and the official history of the tion to this dangerous pipeline by All of this brings to asylum and forced them World War II, Bingham documents that outlined USA. filing a comment with the Public mind a sad example of to return where they was disgraced and his the“whyandthewhat”of America could use a Utility Commission (link on Sen- USA history repeating it- started. hopes of becoming an his father’s heroic action dose of Bingham’s per- ator Killion’s website). He is also self. Amazingly, there was ambassador had been at the outbreak of WWII. spective and heroism to- the lead co-sponsor of the bill to At the outbreak of one low-level U.S. diplo- dashed. At the age of 42, The reality of Bingham’s day! Efficient and much get Pennsylvania to 100% renew- WWII, the United States mat who refused to com- after more than 10 years rescue efforts of refugees more prompt vetting of able energy by 2050, and is co- government refused to al- ply with this order. He in the Foreign Service, he was now freed from the the current asylum seek- hosting a 100% Renewable En- low thousands of Jewish was Hiram Bingham, settledhiswifeandgrow- darkness. And Bingham’s ers should replace incar- ergy Expo on Saturday, August immigrants fleeing the who was stationed in ingfamilyonafarmin family began to set the re- ceration and cages. 3rd with Rep. Chris Quinn and Nazi menace to find ref- Marseille, France, a hot- Salem, Connecticut, and cord straight about his PennEnvironment. The expo is uge in our country. The bed of immigrants escap- disappeared from public heroism. Joseph Batory is the for located at the Tomezsko building State Department and ing the Hitler menace in view. In 1998, Bingham re- superintendent of Upper on Penn State’s Brandywine cam- President Franklin Del- Europe. Bingham quietly Bingham died basi- ceived his initial interna- Darby School District pus from 12-4 p.m. ano Roosevelt claimed defied and disobeyed cally unknown there in tional recognition when and the author of three Iplantoattendthis(free)event these Jewish immigrants these anti-immigrant 1988, at 84. His children the Yad Vashem Memo- books and numerous to see what clean, renewable en- were a “threat to na- mandates from Washing- had no idea why his For- rial in Jerusalem com- published articles on ergy local businesses are supply- tional security.” These ton. And over a 10-month eign Service career had memorated his achieve- politics education and ing. I hope you’ll join me! politicians and bureau- period, he helped an esti- abruptly ended. Little ments in saving refugee history. Claire Murphy, Ridley Park

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Store also operates under the TTM umbrella and of- Donations ten will contact Kennedy to FROM PAGE 8 let her know if donations of medical equipment arrive. ice packs, canes, bed pads, Kennedy said the volun- chucks, wound supplies, teer position at the Lend- braces, Urostomy bags, ing Closet is very reward- boots,bedpads,wipes,tub- ing, knowing she has made ing and more. many people live better Donors who have dura- lives once they acquire the ble medical equipment ly- equipment they need on the ing around their garage, road to recovery or to cope basement or spare room, with a disability or illness. now have an opportunity “This stuff is expensive,” to not only help a neighbor she said. “Often insurance in need, but also to help the companies don’t approve it planet by reusing, rather and a person is relieved and than tossing items into the happy to find us and get the trash to end up in a landfill. equipment or item that he Thanks to Kennedy’s vi- or she needs.” sion, the Caring Hearts Individuals can take Lending Closet (CHLC), 940 equipment, to keep for Baltimore Pike, has not only good, or return when done, taken root in the commu- without any contracts. nity, but continues to grow, Although The Blue collecting more donations Church has graciously given and helping more people PEG DEGRASSA - MEDIANEWS GROUP Caring Hearts Lending get the equipment that they Caring Hearts Lending Closet founder Karin Kennedy, Closet the complimentary need at no cost to them. a former physical therapist, holds up a boot that was space to operate, the Lend- No longer working as a donatedtotheCloset.Anyoneinneedofmedical ing Closet is not affiliated physical therapist, Ken- equipment,butcannotaffordit,isabletocontact with the church. Kennedy nedy is now employed by Kennedyandarrangetopickitup.Peoplecanalsodropoff and the other volunteers co- Sacred Heart Academy in donations of durable medical equipment if they are clean, ordinate all donations and Bryn Mawr as a data base reusable and in good condition. inquiries for medical equip- administrator. Busy raising ment. her three children, Kennedy environment, while serving ers. Donations can be sec- Drop-off and pick-up said she wishes that she had God and others. The Closet ond hand, but Kennedy hours are 9-11 a.m. on Sun- even more time to donate provides reusable and oc- asks donors to make sure days at the blue doors on the SUBMITTED PHOTO to the mission. She’s grate- casionally single-use equip- theitemsareclean. side entrance of the church, ThisgroupofridersfromBikeKennettenjoysomeofthe ful for any and all helping ment to anyone in need, re- There’s no room in the and Wednesday, from 10-11 area’s back roads. hands from volunteers. gardless of financial status. Lending Closet to accept a.m. All other CHLC hours According to Kennedy, Their inventory is all do- hospital beds, chair lifts are by appointment only, on man rides knowing that the Lending Closet’s mis- nated. They only ask that and other extremely large acase-by-casebasis.The it’s a distracted driver, or sion is to lend or distrib- when equipment is no lon- medical equipment. How- CHLC will not accept med- Road an angry driver, that could ute reusable medical equip- gerneeded,peoplepassit ever, if someone wants to ications or oxygen tanks. FROM PAGE 12 end his riding days forever. ment to the community, on or donate it back so it donate an item like this or Donations should be clean, “I was riding on Con- saving expenses and the can continue to help oth- requests a large item, Ken- in good condition, unex- talities involved incidents servatory Road near Long- nedy will attempt to make pired, and reusable. where the driver of the wood Gardens once, when adirectconnectionbe- “I’m finally doing, what car did not see the cyclist, someone in a white Toyota ATTENTION tweenthedonorandre- IthinkIwasmeanttobe while the cyclist expected Tundra blew by me within cipient. Also, if CHLC does doing,” Kennedy stated. thedrivertoyieldandin- inches.Iwasgoing35mph READERS not have an item a person is “Looking back on every- stead was unable to avoid downhill, which is the For those wanting to place a memoriam searching for, Kennedy will thing, it’s obvious to me acollision. speed limit for cars, and DEADLINES ARE AS FOLLOWS: tryandfinditforthem.Re- that it was all led by God Many riders today have this guy blew by me doing Publication Day DEADLINE DAY: cently, she reached out to and I’m glad I was listen- portable cameras affixed 75 mph. He was going so Prior to Publication the Aston Lions Club for ing!” to their helmets, and it is fast my camera couldn’t Mondays Thursdays 4:00 PM a wheelchair for someone, this footage that has be- read his license plate. Was Tuesdays Fridays 1:00 PM when the CHLC inventory To request medical come common in court- he trying to show me that Wednesdays Mondays 1:00 PM was low on wheelchairs. equipment or to rooms across America. hiscarwasfasterthanmy Transition Town Media drop off donations Nolt said he used foot- bike? 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TELEVISION LookingintothecrystalballoftheEmmys much as its fellow nomi- By Neal Zoren nees. “Ozark,” a pleasant MediaNews Group TV/Radio Columnist surprise in both of its sea- sons, impressed me enough Two months from now, to be my choice to carry this television will honor what category. Last year, “Ozark” voters within the industry had the stoicism of Jason consider its best, by hand- Bateman’s performance go- ing out Emmys for the 2018- ing for it. This year, it added 19 television season. a forceful and deftly sinis- Just as this year’s sum- ter turn by always estima- mer drought is making ble Laura Linney to the mix. mockery of my claim that “Ozark’s” third season was television has become year- announced before its sec- round, and the summer po- ond season, the one recog- tentially holds the same ex- nized by this nomination, citement as other seasons, wasaweek-old,butshoot- the Emmy nods come along ing didn’t start until May, to prove how much good SUBMITTED PHOTO so spring 2020 seems the television has been pro- ThisimagereleasedbyHBOshowsJuliaLouis-Dreyfus earliest one can look for it. duced this year. in a scene from “Veep.” She once again is a strong Emmy With the remote but Yes, that “good” is rela- contender. conceivable exception tive.Muchoftelevisionislit- of “Barry,” Best Comedy tered with formulaic shows The same tension applies stations, and find the plot- comes down to a contest be- that – except for a cuisine to the Best Actress hon- ting, writing, and often the tween “The Marvelous Mrs. here or a sport there – can ors for a comedy as “Mrs. acting simplistic and unin- Maisel” and “Veep.” barely be distinguished Maisel’s” Rachel Brosna- spired compared to offer- Once again, NBC repre- SUBMITTED PHOTO from a few dozen others. han, whose worthy show- ings on HBO, Showtime, sents traditional networks This image released by Amazon shows Rachel Brosnahan There’s also that crowd of ing could earn her a second Netflix, Amazon Prime, by having its upbeat, whim- as Midge Maisel in “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.” The reality programs that I’d consecutive Emmy, goes Hulu, AMC, and similar sical “The Good Place” in program was nominated last week for an Emmy Award soonerworkthemessiest head-to-head with “Veep’s” channels. the category. for outstanding comedy series, and Brosnahan is up for jobonanoilrigthanwatch. Julia Louis-Dreyfus, who, in Best Drama Series may “Schitt’s Creek,” with actress. The Emmy reminds us that addition to being a strong be awarded to “Game of those capable veteran co- amid all the mediocre, or contender, allegedly has Thrones” as a fond fare- medians, Catherine O’Hara and “Modern Family” lost Objects,” and “When They worse, there’s enough qual- played her character for well, but this a heady cat- and Eugene Levy, finally the comic luster that made SeeUs.”ThesearePan- itytokeepmostviewersgo- last time, weathered a life- egory. “Better Call Saul” gets a chance to compete, them seem different. (“Big theon programs, even if ing. And binging. threatening illness, and has gets better and more en- but its nomination will be Bang” ended its CBS run in one chooses to cavil with This year’s field has few achancetoaddtoherre- gaging by the season. “Kill- extent of the honor. “Rus- May.) Popular shows such as the politics of “When They surprises. cord for overall wins (seven ing Eve” was late to catch sian Doll” is a surprise, but, “black-ish” and “The Gold- See Us” or don’t have the in- The biggest may be that from 12 nominations, also a my eye, but once it did, I like fellow nominee, “Flea- bergs” don’t have much to terest in Broadway theater “Game of Thrones,” which record) in the Best Actress became hooked, particu- bag,” its nods points up the recommend them in the to take in all the nuances of signed off new programs category. Louis-Dreyfus larly with the byplay be- weakness of the Comedy firstplace.Theybarelycom- “Fosse/Verdon.” (I shudder after eight seasons – the was given awards for play- tween title character San- category and points to the pete with other traditional at how many people won’t binging will last forever – ing Christine Campbell on dra Oh and her arch-rival diminishment of what once network fare for level of hu- know the majesty of Gwen received a number of acting “The New Adventures of Jodie Comer, a hitwoman was the standard networks’ mor. They look helplessly Verdon, who in one inter- nominations. The show has the Old Christine” and Se- delectably named Vilanelle. stronghold. “The Good lame vs. the cable products. view, explained to me why fared well at all eight Emmy lina Meyer on ‘Veep.” She “Pose,” with its costumes Place” is an unique excep- Best Limited Series will she doesn’t tour or make times it enjoyed, but its received seven nominations and witty performance by tion. The Cyclops, Peacock, give voters a run for their movies.) cast, except for Peter Din- and one Emmy as Best Sup- BillyPorter,couldjustas Disney folks, and Fox aren’t money. I’ve been staring Being as objective as pos- klage, usually has not been porting Actress for playing easily be counted among producing comedies on the at the list of nominees for sible in such a subjective recognized. Elaine Benes on “Seinfeld.” the comedies. NBC’s “This level they once did. Revivals days and have not arrived at topic, my final choice would Drama series usually Once again, and quite de- is Us” gives the older sta- of past hits, such as “Will afavorite.IfonlyIhadthe be between “Chernobyl” spark the biggest rivalries, servedly, cable and stream- tions a representative, and and Grace” and “Murphy same luck with 2020 presi- and “Sharper Things.” I but this year the suspense ing networks far outpaced one that actually contends Brown” don’t come near dential candidates! don’t expect Emmy voters will be in the Comedy cat- traditional networks (ABC, (but not enough, in my the originals, unless you Look at this field and try to come to the same con- egories as “The Marvelous NBC, CBS, and Fox) for opinion) among its compe- count “Roseanne,” and you to persuade anyone televi- clusion. Mrs. Maisel” looks to re- nominations. tition. “Bodyguard” is an- see remember the uproar sion is a wasteland or pan- Actors have to adore peat its freshman victory I have been watching other British import worth and,Ithink,cowardice, derer to the lowest common theEmmysbecausethere against the outgoing “Veep,” some of the summer pre- binging. “Succession,” re- that brought that show to a denominator – “Chernobyl,” aresomanycategoriesin alwaysacontenderandof- mieres (“Blood & Treasure,” turning for Season 2 in Au- halt. One-time blockbusters “Escape at Dannemora,” which performers can earn ten a winner. “Instinct”) on the standard gust, didn’t impress me as like “The Big Bang Theory” “Fosse/Verdon,” “Sharp EMMYS » PAGE 25 22 | OBITUARIES | THE DAILY TIMES MONDAY, JULY 22, 2019

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groups have criticized Enterprise reassure customers that their prop- By Dee-Ann Durbin for renting vans to federal agents erties are safe and not overrun by The Associated Press and PNC Bank for funding private armed guards watching migrants, DETROIT >> There’s a new target in detention centers. said Daniel Mount, an associate the clash over immigration: hotels. Hotels don’t like to wade into professor of hospitality manage- Advocacy groups and unions are politics. They’re used to accepting ment at Pennsylvania State Uni- pressuring Marriott, MGM and business without questions and versity. others not to house migrants who tuning their lobby televisions to So far, there’s been little evi- have been arrested by Immigration nonpolitical channels. They’re also dence of widespread arrests. and Customs Enforcement officers. used to working with the govern- But the hotels’ stance frus- For decades, the U.S. govern- ment, whether to host displaced trates Albence. He said ICE uses ment has occasionally detained flood victims, defense contractors hotels “strategically” to keep fam- migrants in hotels, and Acting ICE or conferences. iliestogetherbeforetransferring Director Matthew Albence says it But when the Trump admin- them to detention centers or de- might have to split up families if istration announced immigra- GREGORY BULL — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE porting them. As of July 16, the hotels don’t help. tion arrests targeting families In this file photo, a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency had 53,459 individuals in It’sthelatestexampleofapri- the weekend of July 13 and said it officer looks on during an operation in Escondido Advocacy groups and custody, including 311 members vate industry caught in the politi- might use hotels, the big compa- unions are pressuring Marriott, MGM and others not to house migrants of families. cal fray of an overtaxed immigra- nies responded. Marriott, Hilton, who have been arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement “Ifhotelsorotherplacesdonot tion system. Choice Hotels, Best Western, Wyn- agents. But the U.S. government says it sometimes needs bed space, want to allow us to utilize that, American and United Airlines dham, Hyatt, IHG and MGM Re- andifhotelsdon’thelpitmighthavetosplitupfamilies. they’re almost forcing us into a sit- said last year they didn’t want to sorts all released statements saying uation where we’re going to have fly migrant children separated they don’t want their hotels used to from customers angered by recent people from all over the world, not to take one of the parents and put from their parents. Greyhound detain migrants. scenes of overcrowding and other jail them,” said D. Taylor, president them in custody and separate them told authorities to stop dropping Hotels felt pressure from their squalid conditions at detention fa- of the hotel workers union Unite from the rest of their families,” Al- off immigrants inside its bus sta- unions — which represent thou- cilities. Here. bencetoldTheAssociatedPressin tions. More recently, immigration sandsofimmigrants—aswellas “Hotels are meant to welcome The companies also needed to arecentinterview.

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COMMUNITY Delco Sheriff’s Office Honor Guard takes 2nd contest

MEDIA >> County Sheriff mier accredited therapeutic Jerry Sanders Jr. recently equine center in Concord. announced that the Dela- At All Riders Up, Zip works ware County Sheriff’s Of- with children and adults with fice Honor Guard took sec- physical, cognitive and/or ond place at the 97th Annual emotional special needs. Zip Pennsylvania Sheriffs’ Asso- is owned by Marcy Laver at ciation Conference. This is All Riders Up. the 5th Annual Honor Guard Recognizing the chal- Competition and was held lenges he has overcome on July 12 at the summer and the courage and ded- conference in Erie, Pa. The ication he embodies each competition has become a day, Breyer selected Zip to featured event of the confer- be one of three Store Spe- ences. cial models available ex- Teamsarejudgedonthree clusively at BreyerFest. In specific functions during addition to being immor- SUBMITTED PHOTO the competition: Team In- SUBMITTED PHOTO talized as a Breyer model, Marcy Laver, Zip’s owner at All Riders Up, and the horse spection, Presenting of Col- Delaware County Sheriff’s Office Honor Guard recently Zip performed daily in the honoree, Zip, are pictured at the ceremony honoring Zip as ors, and Posting of the Col- took second place honors at annual competition. The main arena of the Kentucky the PA State Therapy Horse or the Year. ARU is located in ors. During each phase of winnersinclude,lefttoright,ChiefDeputyMichael Horse Park and “signed au- Concord. the event, teams and team Donohue, Deputy Adam Biondi, Sgt. Kevin Scanlon, tographs” and posed for members are judged on uni- Deputy Christopher Miller, Deputy Mark Ellis and Sheriff photos with thousands Caroline Conway of Ardmore. duction is “Big Fish” playing formity and military bear- Jerry Sanders, Jr. Not shown: Cpl. Michael Barbagallo, of fans. Zip’s limited-re- Director Pat Walsh of Aldan five performances on Aug. 2, ing. Variations of marching team coach. lease model sold out all leads a talented cast through 3, 9, and 10. styles are not penalized, but three days of the festival, tuneful songs and comical More information and rather judged for bearing, to www.the lukensfounda- sofdelawarecounty.com. and both his former own- characters in a deeply mov- tickets for “Honk Jr.” “Big precision, straight lines and tion.org. ers and All Riders Up fam- ing story of a mother’s love Fish” and all Upper Darby uniformity. Concord horse ilyareamazedathowmany for her different child and Perfroming Arts Center pro- The participating mem- Major League pitcher honored as people his story touched the courage it takes to accept ductions can be found at bers of the Delaware County to appear at Delco’s BreyerFest model and how incredibly well he those who are special. www.udpac.org. Sheriff’s Office Honor Guard Sports Legends was received. In addition to Children are invited to ar- are Sgt. Kevin Scanlon of Museum “Zipped in Black Magic,” this most recent award, Zip rive early for fun pre-show Sen. Kearney holds Swarthmore; Deputy Adam a blind therapy horse at was recognized as the 2017 activities and stay after the town hall meeting Biondi of Springfield; Dep- Pete Filson, a former Ma- All Riders Up, a therapeu- Pennsylvania State Ther- show to meet cast members. uty Christopher Miller of jorLeaguepitcher,willap- ticequinecenterinDela- apy Horse of the Year and in “Honk! Jr.” is ideal for ages State Sen. Tim Kearney, Broomall and Deputy Mark pearattheSportsLegends ware County, was recently 2018, was inducted into the four and up and free baby- D-26 of Swarthmore, will Ellis of Ridley Park. The of Delaware County Mu- honored as a Horse Hero Equus Foundation’s Horse sitting is offered for those hold a town hall discus- team is coached by Cpl. Mi- seum’s Cavalcade of Stars at BreyerFest’s Salute to Stars Hall of Fame. whoaretooyoungtoenjoy sion at the Ridley Town- chael Barbagallo of Walling- Luncheon 11 a.m. Saturday, Horse Heroes in Lexing- the show quietly. ship Library, 100 MacDade ford. Sept.21.Filson,,aseven- ton, Kentucky. An annual U.D. Summer Stage Upper Darby Summer Blvd., Folsom, 6-7:30 p.m. For their second-place fin- year veteran, played for the event drawing thousands presents ‘Honk! Jr.’ Stage and the Upper Darby Wednesday, July 31. Kear- ish the Sheriff’s Department Minnesota Twins, Chicago of horse enthusiasts from Performing Arts Center are ney will provide an update received a $250 grant from White Sox, New York Yan- across the United States Upper Darby Summer jointly sponsored by Up- on issues he has been work- the Lukens Foundation. The kees and the Kansas City and beyond, this year, Brey- Stage will present “Honk! per Darby Township Mayor ing on in Harrisburg and foundation was established Royals. A Ridley Town- erFest chose to honor horses Jr.” on July 31, Aug. 1 and 2 and Council and the Upper Delaware and Chester coun- by Montgomery County Dep- ship High School graduate, who go above and beyond at10:30a.m.andonAug.1 Darby School District Board ties. He will answer ques- uty Sheriff Bryan Lukens Filson was drafted by the in providing service to their at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $9 - of School Directors through tionsandaddressconcerns Sr.andhiswifeTracyfol- Yankees in the 9th round communities. $13 and may be purchased by the Department of Recre- about education, the envi- lowingatragicfireintheir of the 1979 amateur draft “Zip” is a registered Ap- calling the Box Office at 610- ation and Leisure Services. ronment, and other current, Schwenksville home that out of Temple University. paloosa, born and raised in 622-1189. The Upper Darby Upper Darby Summer important issues. Everyone took the lives of their young The Radnor Township Mu- Clearfield County. He spent Performing Arts Center is Stage is a national leader in is encouraged to attend. sons, Bryan Jr., and Parker. nicipal Building, the venue the first several years of his at 601 N. Lansdowne Ave., creating outstanding perfor- Anyone with questions Thefundsaredirectedto for the event, is located at life competing in 4-H and Ap- Drexel Hill. mances for the community about the event, can contact defray some of the expense 301 Iven Ave., Radnor. Fil- paloosa shows. However, his “Honk! Jr.” is a delight- while empowering young Kearney’s office at 610-544- of Honor Guard equipment. son will be available to show career was cut short ful adaptation of the beloved people and entertaining fam- 6120 or 610-352-4409. The Delaware County Sher- sign autographs and an- when he contracted uveitis, Hans Christian Andersen ilies. Now in its 44th season iff’s Office will hold a fund- swer questions about his an illness that eventually tale,TheUglyDuckling.The the program presents six Readers can e-mail raiser for The Lukens Foun- baseball career. For more left him completely blind. In show will star Michael Self- Children’s Theatre produc- community news and dation in the near future. information contact Jim 2015, his former owners do- ridge of Havertown, Olivia tions and a professional- photos to Peg DeGrassa For information about The Vankoski 610-909-4919 or nated him to All Riders Up, Nast of Drexel Hill, Myles quality Broadway musical. at pdegrassa@21st- Lukens Foundation, Inc. go visit www.sportslegend- aPATHInternationalpre- Knight of Drexel Hill and This year’s Mainstage pro- centurymedia.com. MONDAY, JULY 22, 2019 THE DAILY TIMES | NEWS | 25

‘SUNDAY HAS BEEN CANCELED’ Heat & humidity grip East Coast as Midwest gets reprieve

heavy rains that have already terjustonedayofsightseeing. dents as the temperature topped By Philip Marcelo caused damage in the Midwest. In New York City, where all eyes 90 degrees (32 degrees Celsius) for The Associated Press The National Weather Service were on the power grid even be- the third consecutive day. BOSTON >> TheEastCoastonSun- warns flash flooding might be fore the hot weather following a And police in one Boston sub- day sweated through another day possible in some areas. Manhattan blackout last week- urb posted a tongue-in-cheek re- of extreme heat and humidity as From the Carolinas to Maine, end, electricity company Con Ed quest on their Facebook page. organizers in Boston canceled a daytime highs reached the upper reported scattered outages Sun- “Duetotheextremeheat,weare benefit run, Delaware Civil War 90s Sunday. Coupled with high day, the vast majority in the bor- asking anyone thinking of doing re-enactors got the day off and the humidity, temperatures felt as hot ough of Queens. criminal activity to hold off until New York Police Department im- as 110 degrees Fahrenheit (43 de- The city also directed office Monday,” Braintree police wrote plored residents to take it easy. grees Celsius) in places. buildings to set thermostats no Friday. “Conducting criminal ac- “Sunday has been canceled,” “There’s no point being out,” lower than 78 degrees (26 degrees tivity,inthisextremeheatisnext the NYPD jokingly tweeted . “Stay Washington, D.C., bus driver Ra- Celsius) through Sunday to reduce level henchmen status, and also indoors, nothing to see here. Re- mieka Darby remarked while tak- strain on its electrical grid. A day very dangerous.” ally,wegotthis.” ing a quick break amid tempera- earlier, a commemoration of the SETH WENIG — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In Pennsylvania, nine firefight- The central part of the country, tures of nearly 100 degrees (37.8 1969 moon landing planned for Colorado Rockies’ Daniel Murphy ers were treated for heat exhaus- meanwhile, enjoyed some relief as Celsius). Times Square and an outdoor fes- applies sunscreen before a tion and six transported to a hos- acoldfrontmovedsteadilysouth- Nearby, Jack Ogten was among tival featuring soccer star Megan baseball game against the New pital for treatment while fighting ward and eastward across the a steady stream of tourists milling Rapinoe and musician John Leg- York Yankees at Yankee Stadium, ahousefireinswelteringcondi- country, bringing down the tem- around outside the White House. end were nixed due to the heat. Sunday in New York. tions Saturday. Several hundred peratures.Butthecoolerweather Undeterred by the stifling heat, In Boston, Sunday’s heat people were also evacuated from settling in Monday and Tuesday the resident of the Netherlands prompted cancellation of the an- day market in the city’s South a retirement community Satur- is also bringing severe storms joked he’d lost about 22 pounds nual Jimmy Fund 5K cancer ben- End. City officials also once again day because of a power outage packed with powerful winds and (10 kilograms) from sweating af- efit race as well as a popular Sun- opened up city pools free to resi- that may have been heat-related.

“Game of Thrones,” Jodie strong players – Christina The Best Actor race is primarily entertainers. Bee Live,” Olivia Colman from Comer from “Killing Eve,” Applegatefrom“Deadto weaker while having strong is mediocre compared to “Fleabag,” Paul Dano from Emmys Viola Davis from “How to Me,” Natasha Lyonne from contenders in Mahershala the others. Corden alone “Escape at Dannemora,” FROM PAGE 21 Get Away With Murder,” “The Russian Doll,” Cath- Alifrom“TrueDetectives,” understands the tenets of Stellan Skarsgård and Em- Mandy Moore from “This is erine O’Hara of “Schitt’s Jared Harris from “Cher- humor, commentating and ily Watson from “Cher- awards. Besides series, Us,” Sandra Oh from “Kill- Creek,” and Phoebe Waller- nobyl,” and Sam Rock- satire. In addition, his show nobyl,” Michael K. Williams there are movies, guest ap- ing Eve,” and Robin Wright Bridge from “Fleabag.” Ly- well from “Fosse/Verdon.” is chocked full of clever fea- and Vera Farmiga from pearances, limited series, from “House of Cards,” are onne probably has a bigger Rounding out the category tures that show celebrities “When They See Us,” Patri- and mini-series for garner- individually and uniformly following from “Orange is at Hugh Grant from “A Very as people. His comedy is not cia Clarkson from “Sharper ing attention. remarkable, but Laura Lin- the New Black,” which re- English Scandal,” Benicio only hilarious but generous. Objects,” Maya Rudolph Choosing Best Actor in ney made each new epi- turnstoHBOforitsseventh Del Toro from “Escape at His work is rooted in truth from ‘The Good Place,” a Drama might be as dif- sode of “Ozark” an esca- andlastseasononFriday. Dannemora,” and Jharrel and good nature the others and Cherry Jones from “The ficult as deciding the Best lating ride towards ten- (Well, Piper’s sentence had Jerome from “When They forgot long ago in a fever Handmaid’s Tale.” Limited Series. sion, frightening coldness, to end some time!) See Us.” to play to their base rather Listing Jones makes me The nominees are Ja- andbrilliance.Inafieldof Best (or Lead) Actress in Late night hosts Jimmy than amusing a more gen- wonder about the absence son Bateman for “Ozark,” strong contenders, my vote a Limited Series should be Kimmel, James Corden, and eral audience. of “The Handmaid’s Tale” Sterling K. Brown for would go to her. fun to watch as it looks to be Stephen Colbert jostle for Supporting nomina- from these nominations. “This Is Us,” Kit Haring- Best Actor in a Comedy a three-way battle between late night/variety honors tions abound in the same It didn’t seem as if much ton for “Game of Thrones,” is a comparatively dull af- Amy Adams in “Sharper with political comedians proportion as lead nods. wasmissing.Moretothink Bob Odenkirk for “Better fair.Tobefair,Ihaveto Objects,” Patricia Arquette Trevor Noah and John Oli- Rather than go through about between and the time Call Saul,” Billy Porter for take a look at Don Cheadle in “Escape at Dannemora,” ver, all of whom vie against each category the stand- theEmmysaredistributed “Pose,” and Milo Ventimi- in “Black Monday” to back and Michelle Williams from Samantha Bee. outs, to me, are Peter Din- on September 22 in a cer- glia for “This Is Us.” Pick up that declaration. Among “Fosse/Verdon.” For me, Corden is the klage and Lena Headey emony for which no hosts one. I dare you. No matter other nominees, “Barry’s” The amazing part of that only one who comes close from “Game of Thrones,” have been announced. whowinsinthiscategory, Bill Hader seems wor- is how much competition to deserving this accolade. Jonathan Banks, Giancarlo It will be interesting if it’s possible to lodge a com- thiertoreceivetheaward that trio can get from the Colbert can be funny, but Esposito, and Michael McK- Emmy goes the way of the plaint. than Anthony Anderson of remaining nominees, Joey he’ll beg any issue, pan- ean from “Better Call Saul,” Oscar or taps some of TV’s For Best Actress in a “black-ish,” Ted Danson of King from “The Act” and der to any crowd, or mis- Julia Garner from “Ozark,” own as emcee. The trio of Drama, I lean toward the “The Good Place,” Michael Niecy Nash and Aunjanue read any statement to get Fiona Shaw from “Killing Tina Fey, Amy Poehler, and performerwhohadapar- Douglas of “The Kominsky Ellis from “When They See his shilled laughs. Kimmel Eve,” Alan Arkin from “The Maya Rudolph is one wor- ticularly remarkable sea- Method,” or Eugene Levy in Us.” In a longer view, I see is better when his targets Kominsky Method,” Henry thy possibility. Neil Patrick son, changed the dynam- “Schitt’s Creek.” Williams as the odd actress are more general than spe- Winklerfrom“Barry,”Alex Harris and James Corden ics of her series, and com- Best Actress in a Comedy out, with Adams and Ar- cific. Oliver is smart, but he, Borstein from “The Mar- also come to mind. bines an outstanding year was addressed, but the field quette in a tug of war that like Noah, worry me by act- velous Mrs. Maisel,” Kate Neal Zoren’s column on with an outstanding career. led by Brosnahan and Louis Arquette wins (even if I fa- ing as if they’re pundits and McKinnon and Robert De- radio and television ap- Emilia Clarke from Dreyfus contains some vor Adams). journalists when they’re Niro from “Saturday Night pears every Monday. 26 | ENTERTAINMENT | THE DAILY TIMES MONDAY, JULY 22, 2019

‘TheLionKing’rulesbox TODAYINHISTORY office and ‘Endgame’ INTHE Photos and text from wire services TODAY’S HIGHLIGHT scores all-time record July 22, 1991 LOS ANGELES >> If there was any doubt that the 2019 box office be- Police in Milwaukee arrested Jeffrey longed to the Walt Disney Co., this Dahmer, who later confessed to mur- weekend put an end to it. Not only dering17menandboys. did its photorealistic remake of ALSO ON THIS DATE “The Lion King” devour opening SPOTLIGHT weekend records for the month of 1587 July and PG-rated films, but “Aveng- An English colony fated to vanish ers: Endgame” also crept past “Ava- under mysterious circumstances was tar” to become the highest-grossing established on Roanoke Island off film of all time. North Carolina. “The Lion King” this weekend roared into 4,725 North American 1862 theaters, where it grossed a stun- President Abraham Lincoln presented ning $185 million, according to stu- to his Cabinet a preliminary draft of dio estimates on Sunday. Although the Emancipation Proclamation. reviewsweremixedforJonFa- vreau’s remake of the 1994 ani- mated film, audiences still turned 1934 outindrovestoheartheA-list Bank robber John Dillinger was shot voice cast, from Beyoncé to Donald todeathbyfederalagentsoutside Glover, and see the innovative tech- Chicago’s Biograph Theater, where he nology that made the film possible. hadjustseentheClarkGablemovie “We’ve had a spectacular run this “Manhattan Melodrama.” weekend,” said Cathleen Taff, Dis- ney’s president of distribution. “We 1937 really did know we had something The U.S. Senate rejected President special with (“The Lion King”) Franklin D. Roosevelt’s proposal to add given its popularity with fans of all more justices to the Supreme Court. ages.” DISNEY VIA AP, FILE Industry experts had pegged “The Lion King” for a $150 million This file image released by Disney shows, from left, young Simba, voiced by JD TODAY’SBIRTHDAYS opening, which turned out to be far McCrary, Timon, voiced by Billy Eichner, and Pumbaa, voiced by Seth Rogen, in a scene too modest a projection. Instead, from “The Lion King.” GameshowhostAlexTrebekis79. with $185 million, Disney got a Singer George Clinton is 78. Actor few records to boast about: It’s the week early, “The Lion King” has million globally. “Aladdin” is in 7th Danny Glover is 73. Actor-comedian- ninth-biggest opening of all time, a amassed over $531 million in just place, with $3.8 million. directorAlbertBrooksis72.Rock July record (unseating “Harry Pot- 10 days. Audiences also embraced And then there is “Avengers: End- singer Don Henley is 72. Actor Willem ter and the Deathly Hallows Part largeformatand3Dfortheevent game,” which didn’t make the top Dafoe is 64. Rhythm-and-blues singer 2”) and a PG-rating record (taking film: 36% of that total came from 10, but that hardly matters. With Keith Sweat is 58. Actor John Le- over from “The Incredibles 2”). 3D showings and $25.2 million $1.5 million globally added this guizamo is 55. Actor-comedian David It’sthesecondtimethisyeara from IMAX. weekend, it surpassed “Avatar’s” all- Spadeis55.ActorRhysIfansis52. beloved Disney brand has over- This is just the latest in a long time record, not accounting for in- Actress Selena Gomez is 27. whelmedatepidcriticalresponse. string of wins for Disney, which flation. “Aladdin,” which is still in the top now holds five of the top six spots “Avatar” grossed $2.789 billion 10 after nine weeks in theaters, has for the year. It’s evident even in worldwide, and “Avengers: End- THOUGHT FOR TODAY made $989 million globally. this weekend’s charts. Five weeks game” is currently at $2.79 billion. “Certain brands have so much in, “Toy Story 4” is still at No. 3 “‘Endgame’ finally did it,” Taff “Life is the art of goodwill and equity,” said Paul with an additional $14.6 million said. “It’s a huge achievement.” drawing without an Dergarabedian, senior media ana- (behind “Spider-Man: Far From Marvel Studios president Kevin lyst for Comscore. “Reviews clearly Home,” which slipped to second in Feige previewed that this was a eraser.” didn’t matter at all.” its third weekend with $21 million). sure-thing Saturday night at San —JohnW.Gardner,Americangovernment And, having opened in China a The Pixar sequel has grossed $859.4 Diego Comic-Con. official (1912-2002) MONDAY, JULY 22, 2019 THEDAILY TIMES | YOURDAILYBREAK | 27

ADVICE TRIVIA- WHO SAID IT

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Fill out an application or Email Resume to Fill out an appplication [email protected] https:///ccareers-medianewdi sgrooup.icims.com/jobs/2105/ii ctp-operatorr//job/job?mode=view No phone calls please. EOE No Phone Calls please. EOE MONDAY, JULY 22, 2019 THEDAILY TIMES |CLASSIFIEDS | 35 RESIDENTIAL SALES APARTMENTS FOR BUSINESS LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES ESTATE NOTICES RENT (UNFURNISHED) OPPORTUNITIES NOTICE ESTATENOTICE POMEROY- 1 BR, 1 BA, 1st BARBER SHOP FOR SALE Wallingford-Swarthmore AN ORDINANCE OF UPPER Notice is hereby given fl., 750/m. incl. heat, water, IN BECHTELSVILLE, 3 miles School District DARBY TOWNSHIP,DELAWARE that, in the estate of the sewer, trash. 610-662-0305 North of Boyertown. 27 yrs. in Board Policy COUNTY, PENNSLYVANIA, decedent set forth below, business, well established Committee Meeting AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. the Register of Wills has Ridley Park - Drexel Hill - clientele. Call 610-369-8877 2507 COMMONLY KNOWN AS granted letters, testamentary All Real Estate advertising The Wallingford-Swarthmore THE UPPER DARBY TOWNSHIP or of administration to the in this newspaper is Sharon Hill - Glenolden: Newly renov 1 & 2 BR’s, LEGAL NOTICES School District Policy ADMINISTRATIVE CODE, persons named. All persons subject to the Federal Fair Committee will meet ARTICLE VI, PERSONNEL having claims against said Housing Act of 1968 which 700sf, hw. $720-$850. Pets LEGAL NOTICE ok. Call 570-703-1087 on Wednesday, July 31, RULES, TO BROADEN THE estate are requested to makes it illegal to advertise 2019 at 11:30 a.m. in the EQUAL EMPLOYMENT make known the same to “any preference, limitation Notice is hereby given that OPPORTUNITY PROVISIONS Royersford - 2BD Apt, 3rd fl the following ordinance Superintendent’s Conference them or their attorneys and or discrimination, based Room located at the Strath SET FORTH IN SECTION all persons indebted to said on race, color, religion, laun., parking, pets ok. $995, was enacted by the 6.02A AND REPEALING incl ht/hw. (610) 662-0305 Radnor Township Board of Haven Middle School, 200 S. decedent are requested age or familial status, Providence Road, Wallingford, ANY ORDINANCES OR to make payment without sex or national origin or Commissioners on July 15, RESOLUTIONS INCONSISTENT WEST CHESTER High St. 2nd 2019: PA, for the purpose of delay to the executors or an intention to make any fl 1 BR $790 plus electric, heat discussing Board policies and HEREWITH. administrators named below. such preference limitation include CALL 610-431-2624 ORDINANCE NO. 2019-08 possible revisions thereto, Estate of JOHANNAH S. or discrimination”. and any other business Richard G. Nolan YORKSHIRE APTS. (Pottstown HIGGINS, deceased, late that may come before the Chief Municipal Clerk of Township of Middletown, This newspaper will not PA) - 2 BR, No pets. Elevator AN ORDINANCE OF THE DCT, July 22, a-1 TOWNSHIP OF RADNOR, Committee. Delaware County, knowingly accept any on Premises. $1025/mo. Darlene Klingerman Ht/HW incl. 610-458-5012 COUNTY OF DELAWARE, Pennsylvania. Executrix: advertising for real estate Board Secretary Kimberley H. LoConte, c/o which is in violation of COMMONWEALTH OF ESTATE NOTICES HOUSES FOR PENNSYLVANIA, AMENDING DCT, July 22, a-1 her atty: Raymond J. Falzone, the law. Our readers are ESTATE NOTICE Jr., Esquire, Falzone & Wyler, hereby informed that all RENT (UNFURNISHED) THE GENERAL CODE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF RADNOR, Notice is hereby given 22 East Third Street, Media, dwellings advertised in this that, in the estate of the PA 19063 newspaper are available DELCO Single & Twin Homes CHAPTER 250, ARTICLE PUBLIC NOTICE 3, 4 & 5 BRs, Updtd, Gas heat, VI, STREET EXCAVATIONS, decedent set forth below, DCT, July 8, 15, 22, a-1 on an equal opportunity the Register of Wills has basis. Phrases like; family Sect 8 ok Call 610-537-7145 SECTION 250.26, BACKFILLING Sealed bids will be received AND PAVING, TO REQUIRE granted letters, testamentary room, walk-in closet, NORWOOD: 3 BedRm, by Rose Valley Borough until or of administration to the ESTATE NOTICE private, etc. are meant as PERMITTEE TO, BACKFILL, 11:00 A.M. on Thursday August Notice is hereby given AVAIL. IMMED. Deck, Pets OK. RESTORE AND REPAIR persons named. All persons descriptive copy only and $1475/MO. CALL 484-716-1583 1, 2019 for the resurfacing having claims against said that, in the estate of the are not intended to show EXCAVATIONS AND of Possum Hollow Road, decedent set forth below, POTTSGROVE - 3BR, 2BA, LR, ESTABLISHING STANDARDS estate are requested to preference for or exclusion and minor road patching make known the same to the Register of Wills has of anyone. To complain of DR, EIK, A/C, Fpl. No pets. No FOR SUCH WORK. at certain other Borough granted letters, testamentary Sec. 8. Good credit. lower rent. them or their attorneys and discrimination, call FHCSP Roads. Bidding Documents all persons indebted to said or of administration to the at 610-604-4411. $1,325+ Elec. (484) 886-4126 A copy of the full text of are available at the office of persons named. All persons the enacted ordinance is G. D. Houtman & Son, Inc., decedent are requested Pottstown O& J Roberts SD, to make payment without having claims against said CONDOS & available at the Township Borough Engineer, 139 East estate are requested to Chester County, 5BR, 3BA, offices and the offices of this Baltimore Pike, Media, PA delay to the executors or TOWNHOUSES garage, $1935 610-662-0305 administrators named below. make known the same to newspaper during normal 19063. Bids will be opened at them or their attorneys and business hours. Estate of DENNIS McFADDEN, PARKESBURG - updated tnhs., UPLAND: 8 Church St. 4 BR, 11:05 on August 1 by Borough deceased, late of City of all persons indebted to said 3 BR, 1.5 BA, off-st. & gar. 2 BA, Large Yard. $1250/mo. Officials at the Rose Valley Chester, Delaware County, decedent are requested parking, Sadsbury Village, Call 302-383-9640 RADNOR TOWNSHIP Borough Office. All materials to make payment without BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Pennsylvania. Administrator: $1650/mo. Call 610-273-2627 and workmanship shall meet Michael V. Puppio, Jr., Esquire, delay to the executors or CONDOS/TOWNHSE FOR 301 Iven Avenue the current PA Department of administrators named below. APARTMENTS FOR RENT (UNFURNISHED) Wayne, PA 19087-5297 c/o his atty: Michael V. Transportation Specifications. Puppio, Jr., Esquire, Raffaele Estate of ANN W. CASSAR, RENT (UNFURNISHED) DCT, July 22, a-1 deceased, late of Concord Pottstown /E. End Townhouse The Bid must be accompanied & Puppio, LLP, 19 West Third BIRDSBORO - 1st fl, 2 BR, W/D near hospital, 2BD, 1BA, full Street, Media, PA 19063 Township, Delaware County, by a Certified Check or Bid Pennsylvania. Executor: new paint & carpet, no pets, bsmnt, OSP. $950 + utils. Refs. Bond in the amount of 10% of DCT, July 8, 15, 22, a-1 $775/m + heat. 610-754-7673 Call (484) 431-5325. NOTICE TO RESIDENTS OF James R. Cassar, c/o his CHESTER UPLAND the Bid, made payable to Rose ESTATE NOTICE atty: Robert M. Firkser, CHESTER: 2 BR, & 1 BR. Re- ROOMS FOR RENT SCHOOL DISTRICT Valley Borough. Notice is hereby given Esquire, 333 West Baltimore mod. ww carp., New Kit. Avail that, in the estate of the Avenue, Media, PA 19063 Now Sect 8 OK 610-546-9193 CHATEAU - Boyertown area. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Rose Valley Borough reserves decedent set forth below, DCT, July 8, 15, 22, a-1 Clean, secure, private park- to the residents of Chester the right to reject any or all the Register of Wills has DOWNINGTOWN - Large ing. $100wk+ (610)367-5112 Upland School District that the proposals. granted letters, testamentary sunny 1 BR, near bypass & Paula Healy or of administration to the CHESTER District is accepting academic Marsh Creek Park. $980/m. and financial improvement Borough Secretary persons named. All persons ESTATE NOTICE incl. util., no smoking/pets. Access to kitchen, bath, living DCT, July 22, July 25, a-1 having claims against said Notice is hereby given room; available now. recommendations in regard to Call 610-942-4890 the production of its Amended estate are requested to that, in the estate of the CALL CAROL 484-802-3078, make known the same to decedent set forth below, EDDYSTONE: STUDIO Apt. 302-507-4247 OR 267-987-8892 Recovery Plan, currently in PUBLIC NOTICE Ht & Ht Wtr. Incld. $650/Mo. process. Please go to www. them or their attorneys and the Register of Wills has Avail. Now. 610-212-6509 UPPER DARBY-ROOM for Rent. chesteruplandsd.org and all persons indebted to said granted letters, testamentary The Upper Darby Township decedent are requested or of administration to the House privileges. N/S. Verifi- click thru the banners at the Council will hold a Public FOLCROFT: 2 BR Avail. W/W able income. $125/wk. 2 wks top to the Amended Recovery to make payment without persons named. All persons Carp, DW, Wash/Dry Hkup. Hearing on proposed delay to the executors or having claims against said to move in. 484-716-1404. Plan banner and then to - Ordinance No. 3059 on Garage. No Pets. 610-546-9193 Click Here. Comments will be administrators named below. estate are requested to CEMETERY LOTS Wednesday, August 21st, 2019 make known the same to LINDEN APARTMENTS taken until August 2, 2019. Estate of EDWARD DOLLAR, at 7:00 P.M. local time in the deceased, late of Borough them or their attorneys and (Pottstown, PA) - 1,2&3BR. 2 PLOTS: Garden of Faith Sec- CHESTER UPLAND SCHOOL Council Meeting Room # 202 DISTRICT of Darby, Delaware County, all persons indebted to said Start at $810/mo, HT/HW incl. tion of Glenwood Memorial. of the Municipal Building, 100 decedent are requested No pets. Call 610-458-5012 $1500.00 for both. Peter R. Barsz Pennsylvania. Administrator: Garrett Road, Upper Darby, Michael V. Puppio, Jr., Esquire, to make payment without CALL 484-716-8030 Receiver Pennsylvania. Copies of this Morton/Springfield: Lg 1 BR, DCT, July 21, July 28, a-1 c/o his atty: Michael V. delay to the executors or Ordinance are available for Puppio, Jr., Esquire, Raffaele administrators named below. Upd Kit & BA, Strg, Nr Transp, GARAGE RENTAL inspection in both the Clerk’s From $800/mo. Incl Heat & & Puppio, LLP, 19 West Third SPRING CITY - Storage Garage office and the Upper Darby Street, Media, PA 19063 Hot Wtr. Call 610-328-2883 REMEMBER - when placing Township Public Libraries. $100/mo + sec. dep. Outdoor a classified to get fast results DCT, July 8, 15, 22, a-1 NORCO APARTMENTS drive-up access. Well lit, se- be sure to include: UPPER DARBY TOWNSHIP (Pottstown, PA) 1&2BR, curity cameras (610) 469-4668 1) all the details THIS IS THE PLACE FOR No Pets. Ht/HW Incl. 2) include the price DELAWARE COUNTY, CASH! So if you have mer- $810-910/mo. (610) 458-5012 EITHER BUYING, sell- PENNSYLVANIA chandise to sell, call the classi- ing, or trading, a classified is a 3) be available to callers As easy as 1 - 2 - 3! fied department today! good investment. ORDINANCE 3059 36 | CLASSIFIEDS | THEDAILY TIMES MONDAY, JULY 22, 2019 ESTATE NOTICES ESTATE NOTICES ESTATE NOTICES ESTATE NOTICES JUNKERS & CLUNKERS AUTOS WANTED Estate of LARRY HAWK, ESTATE NOTICE a/k/a JOYCE E. PRAVASILIS, delay to the executors or administrators named below. CASH FOR CARS &TRUCKS deceased, late of Borough Notice is hereby given a/k/a JOYCE M. PRAVASILIS, **WE PAY THE MOST** of Aldan, Delaware County, that, in the estate of the deceased, late of Middletown Estate of RAYMOND FRANK FITHIAN, SR., deceased, late $100 - $5000. Pennsylvania. Administrator: decedent set forth below, the Township, Delaware County, *ANY CONDITION* Michael V. Puppio, Jr., Esquire, Register of Wills has granted Pennsylvania. Administrator: of Borough of Eddystone, 267-800-3227/484-474-0474 c/o his atty: Michael V. letters, testamentary or of R. Scott Aldridge, Esquire, 115 Delaware County, WE BUY JUNK CARS Puppio, Jr., Esquire, Raffaele administration to the persons West State Street, Suite 200, Pennsylvania. Administrator: FFrrreee Pickupp SELECT AUTO TOWING & Puppio, LLP, 19 West Third named. All persons having Media, PA 19063 or to his atty: Michael V. Puppio, Jr., Esquire, 609-396-42009 396 420 Junkers wanted! TOP DOLLAR Street, Media, PA 19063 claims against said estate R. Scott Aldridge, Attorney, c/o his atty: Michael V. local towing avl. 610-547-1330 DCT, July 8, 15, 22, a-1 are requested to make known 115 West State Street, Suite Puppio, Jr., Esquire, Raffaele AUTOS WANTED the same to them or their 200, Media, PA 19063. & Puppio, LLP, 19 West Third Street, Media, PA 19063 A BETTER CASH DEAL! Used CLASSIFIEDS hold many, attorneys and all persons DCT, July 8, 15, 22, a-1 many opportunities. They give indebted to said decedent DCT, July 8, 15, 22, a-1 Cars & Trucks Wanted! CASH PAID! Prompt Service. opportunity for you to buy items, are requested to make ESTATE NOTICE PASSENGER CARS meet people, sell unwanted items, payment without delay to the CALL MIKE AT: Notice is hereby given 610-532-2054 OR 610-203-7719 find housing, save money, earn a executors or administrators that, in the estate of the 2004 TOYOTA CAMRY SE UP TO $1100 CASH FOR CARS couple bucks, and much, much named below. decedent set forth below, SEDAN- 51K orig 1 OWNER AAAAAAAAAAAAA &-TRUCKS WITH BAD EN more. Estate of JOYCE PRAVASILIS, the Register of Wills has mi. 5 sp Manual w/clutch. Just GINES up to $500 CASH FOR k $500-$3,000 granted letters, testamentary insp & serviced. CALL 609-516-3175 ANY COMPLETE JUNK CAR or or of administration to the Super Clean! $5800. OR 609-737-3621 TRUCK with or without title UPPER DARBY INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY persons named. All persons 610-566-6901 DAYTIME ONLY. 215-669-1000 CONDENSED FINANCIAL STATEMENT having claims against said 2005 MERCURY MARQUIS LS AAAAH A Absolute Awesome Up to $500 cash for any junk FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2018 estate are requested to - silver, loaded, only 79K mi., Cash Deal for Junk / Unwant- make known the same to car or truck with or without new tires, garage kept. $6300. ed Vehicles. From $300 & Up. title. Call 215-669-1000 Cash and cash equivalents $ 1,673 them or their attorneys and Call 610-323-6112. Runners More! 610-335-5783 Accounts receivable 300 all persons indebted to said WE BUY JUNK CARS Prepaid expenses 1,828 decedent are requested 2009 CHEVROLET ANTHONY’S AUTO SALVAGE IMPALA LT SEDAN Must be complete with titles. TOTAL ASSETS $ 3,801 to make payment without $450-$1500 for most cars & 610-304-4642 delay to the executors or Full power, garage kept, latest trucks. (484)886-1971 LIABILITIES administrators named below. PA inspection. Must see. Like Accounts payable and accrued expenses 3,600 Estate of ANGEL ROBLEDO, new! Sacrifice $5950 TRACTORS & TRAILERS Call 610-388-7993 At Lou’s, Top Dollar TOTAL LIABILITIES 3,600 deceased, late of City of paid for junk or used DUMP TRAILER- 14 LX Big Tex. NET POSITION $ 201 Chester, Delaware County, GVW 14,000 LB, Net Pay load Pennsylvania. Administrator: 2011 FORD FOCUS - white, 4 door, great condition, in- cars & trucks 610-494- 9860 LB. For Sale by owner. SUPPORT, REVENUE AND EXPENSES Michael V. Puppio, Jr., Esquire, 5615 or 610-494-5616 CONTACT 610-754-0027 Support and revenue $ 800 c/o his atty: Michael V. spected, 44K mi., $7000. Call Operating expenses (4,045) Puppio, Jr., Esquire, Raffaele 215-886-8628. BUYING JUNK CARS HOW TO WRITE a classified Excess of expenses over & Puppio, LLP, 19 West Third 4WD & SUV EssingtonAve.com 215-492-5700 support and revenue $ (3,245) Street, Media, PA 19063 ad that sells: First - Be com- DCT, July 22, a-1 DCT, July 8, 15, 22, a-1 2008 GMC ENVOY - 191k mi., CALL JOHNNY’S JUNK plete. Second - Include the runs good, serviced regu- Cash for Junk cars price. And third - Be available. ESTATE NOTICE larly, $3295/OBO. Search Al- Free pickup up to $1500 Call today and we will be happy Notice is hereby given lAroundPhilly Marketplace for Call 215-429-4008 to help you write the most effec- UPPER DARBY TOWNSHIP, that, in the estate of the tive ad. DELAWARE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA pictures. [email protected] decedent set forth below, CALL 610-327-1336 NOTICE the Register of Wills has granted letters, testamentary JUNKERS & CLUNKERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the Upper or of administration to the Darby Township, Delaware County, Pennsylvania (the persons named. All persons CASH FOR JUNK CARS & “Township”), at a meeting held on July 17, 2019 finally having claims against said TRUCKS. ANY CONDITION CALL ME Last enacted an ordinance (the “Ordinance”), a summary of estate are requested to 610-872-1554 or 484-688-4224 BUYING JUNK CARS and which is set forth in the following caption: make known the same to TRUCKS in NJ AREA ONLLYY. CAN’T FIND IT? Find it the CALL 609-462-3634 them or their attorneys and easy, effective way. Use a low AN ORDINANCE all persons indebted to said OF THE COUNCIL OF UPPER DARBY TOWNSHIP, DELAWARE cost “Wanted to Buy” classified YOU GET QUICK action decedent are requested ad. COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA (THE “TOWNSHIP”) AMENDING, to make payment without at a low cost when you adver- PURSUANT TO THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNIT DEBT ACT, tise in the Insider classifieds. AN ORDINANCE DULY ENACTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE TOWNSHIP WITH RESPECT TO THE INCURRENCE OF DEBT; DESCRIBING THE PROJECTS FOR WHICH SAID DEBT OF DOUGHERTY DELAWARE COUNTY INDUSTRIAL THE TOWNSHIP WAS ORIGINALLY INCURRED, DESCRIBING DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY THE AMENDMENT TO THE PROJECTS; AUTHORIZING 2014 Nissan Nissan Versa Versa, Note S Plus SV AUTO SALES INC CONDENSED FINANCIAL STATEMENT AND DIRECTING THE OFFICERS AND OFFICIALS OF THE 32,33712,661 Miles 90 DAY WARRANTY • ReDuceD PRices FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2018 TOWNSHIP TO EXECUTE AND DELIVER DOCUMENTS AND TO Stk# 68321...... $11,995 TAKE ACTION AS MAY BE NECESSARY RELATING THERETO; STK# 34911 ...... $10,149 2003 FORD ESCAPE XLT 4X4...... $5,950 2005 MITSUBISHI ENDEAVOR ...... $5,950 Cash and cash equivalents $ 1,361,322 AUTHORIZING THE PAYMENT OF EXPENSES; REPEALING 20182010 Mitsubishi Honda Civic Outlander LX-5 Sport ES-2.0 Accounts receivable 20,450 2004 NISSAN XTERRA...... $5,950 INCONSISTENT ORDINANCES; CONFIRMING THE PRIOR 9,22551,803 Miles Miles Due form other governments 60,000 ORDINANCE AND PROVIDING WHEN THIS ORDINANCE 2008 INFINITI, G35XS, AWD ...... $4,950 STK#Stk#70051...... 66900 ...... $15,545$11,995 Prepaid expenses 2,439 SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE. 2007 HYUNDAI ELANTRA ...... $5,750 TOTAL ASSETS 1,444,211 20172008 Nissan Nissan Sentra Sentra SV 2.0.S 2002 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO...... $5,950 The enacted Ordinance may be examined or inspected by 23,42669,987 Miles 2012 HYUNDAI SONATA GLS...... $7,450 LIABILITIES any resident at the office of the Chief Administrative Officer Stk# 62825...... $7,995 2009 TOYOTA, CAMRY, AUTO A/C...... $8,250 Accounts payable and accrued expenses 6,618 of the Township, located at the Township’s municipal STK# 66960 ...... $14,331 2014 KIA SOUL+...... $9,450 Due to other governments 235,052 building, 100 Garrett Road, Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, 20142012 Chevrolet Chevy Impala Captiva LT 2008 GMC CANYON CREW CAB SLE, 4WD...$10,950 Due to other Authorities 229,377 on any regular business day of the Township between the 47,81446,965 Miles Unearned revenue 20,450 2012 FORD ESCAPE XLT ...... $8,450 hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., prevailing time. STK#Stk#65761...... 35111 ...... $12,858$12,895 TOTAL LIABILITIES 491,497 2012 NISSAN ROGUE SL AWD ...... $9,950 NET POSITION $ 952,714 This notice is given in accordance with the requirements of 20162005 Nissan Nissan Sentra Altima SR 2.5 w/Navigation SL 2010 HONDA PILOT EXL ...... $11,950 and in compliance with the Local Government Unit Debt Act, 14,80771,233 Miles 2013 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY 78K...$12,950 SUPPORT, REVENUE AND EXPENSES 53 Pa.C.S.A. § 8001 et seq., as amended and supplemented. STK#Stk# 73161...... 66650 ...... $14,618 $7,995 2017 FORD-TRAN SIT 12 PASS VAN .....$16,950 Support and revenue $ 3,100,921 FINANCING AVAILABLE Operating expenses (3,106,883) UPPER DARBY TOWNSHIP, 755 So. Chester Rd, Excess of revenue over expenses $ (5,962) DELAWARE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA Rt. 320 Swarthmore, PA 156 Kdron Av., Folom, PA 19033 610-328-1500 610-586-2970 DCT, July 22, a-1 DCT, July 22, a-4 www.loughead.com Doughertyautosales.com MONDAY, JULY 22, 2019 THEDAILY TIMES | SPORTS | 37

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Murphy 1b 5 1 1 0 0 1 .286 Walden 1 0 0 0 0 1 9 3.58 Dozierdh 321011.290 Toronto IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Desmondcf 400011.268 Hembree 1 1 1 1 1 2 19 3.44 EAST DIVISION Solerrf 313110.251 Waguespack 51⁄3 93307945.68 Dahllf 402202.303 Baltimore IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Cuthbert3b 402201.298 Biagini 12⁄3 00003213.68 W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away McMahon 2b 4 0 0 0 1 2 .255 Wojciechowski, 71⁄310 0 2101053.91 Arteagass 400000.208 Law 110012226.68 New York 64 34 .653 __7-3 L-1 38-17 26-17 Iannettadh 230032.235 Fry 2⁄3 00002 93.96 Starlingcf 411100.286 Phelps 1 1 0 0 0 1 11 2.45 Tampa Bay 57 45 .559 9 1 4-6 W-1 27-24 30-21 Woltersc 310002.287 Givens 100010144.23 Duda1b 401001.150 Mayza,L,0-1011100 14.72 Boston 54 46 .540 11 3 5-5 L-1 24-25 30-21 Totals 36 8 10 7 6 13 Inherited runners-scored: Fry 1-0; HBP: Gallagherc 400003.225 Detroit IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Toronto 38 63 .376 271⁄2 191⁄2 4-6 L-1 18-30 20-33 New York AB R H BI BB SO Avg Wojciechowski (Holt), Cashner (Nunez). Totals 35484210 Alexander 731111922.25 Baltimore 31 67 .316 33 25 4-6 W-1 15-36 16-31 LeMahieu3b411100.333 Cleveland AB R H BI BB SO Avg Jimenez,H,15100002 95.35 Twins 7, Athletics 6 Judgerf 301012.298 CENTRAL DIVISION Lindor dh 4 1 2 2 0 0 .292 Greene,BS,3-25112113281.25 Oakland AB R H BI BB SO Avg Hickscf 311211.250 Mercadocf 401100.293 Ramirez, W, 5-3 1 1 0 0 0 0 7 4.40 Semienss 311021.271 W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Encarnaciondh400001.221 Santana1b 401001.284 Inherited runners-scored: Biagini 2-0; Chapman3b 502003.277 Minnesota 60 38 .612 __4-6 W-1 30-19 30-19 Sanchezc 400000.237 Kipnis2b 401000.243 HBP: Waguespack (Stewart); WP: Olson1b 301022.261 Cleveland 57 41 .582 3 _ 7-3 W-1 32-21 25-20 Gregoriusss 400000.252 Ramirez3b 412100.232 Waguespack. Canharf 500001.249 Chicago 44 52 .458 15 11 2-8 L-1 25-20 19-32 Voit1b 400002.272 Bauerslf 210020.241 Laureanocf 400013.284 Kansas City 37 64 .366 241⁄2 201⁄2 7-3 L-1 22-29 15-35 Phillies 2, Pirates 1 Torres2b 300000.294 Allenlf 000000.232 Davisdh 410013.233 Detroit 30 65 .316 281⁄2 241⁄2 2-8 W-1 13-34 17-31 Philadelphia AB R H BI BB SO Avg Tauchman lf 2 2 1 1 1 0 .248 Freemanss 300000.288 Grossmanlf 311011.261 WEST DIVISION Kingerycf-ss400011.283 Totals 3144436 Plawecki c 4 2 1 1 0 0 .212 Profar2b 110010.212 Segurass 200000.273 W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Naquin rf 4 0 1 0 0 1 .287 Colorado 104 200 010 — 810 0 a-Pinderph-2b000100.249 N.Williamslf 300001.169 Houston 64 37 .634 __7-3 W-5 36-14 28-23 Totals 3359522 New York 100 010 020 — 441 b-Herrmann ph 1 01100.310 Harperrf 411012.258 Oakland 57 43 .570 61⁄2 _ 8-2 L-1 31-20 26-23 1-Barretopr-2b010000.139 Kansas City 101 000 011 — 481 Hoskins1b 412100.259 E: Voit (6); LOB: Colorado 9, New York 3; Los Angeles 52 49 .515 12 51⁄2 7-3 W-2 27-23 25-26 Phegleyc 211310.246 Cleveland 002 003 00x — 590 Miller3b 300001.237 2B: Blackmon (23), Story 2 (24), Arenado Texas 50 49 .505 13 61⁄2 3-7 L-7 31-21 19-28 (22); HR: Blackmon (21), off Paxton, Totals 31675914 c-Francoph-3b200001.234 Seattle 40 62 .392 241⁄2 18 2-8 L-2 20-31 20-31 E: Arteaga (1); LOB: Kansas City 6, LeMahieu (14), off Marquez, Tauchman Minnesota AB R H BI BB SO Avg Cleveland 7; 2B: Cuthbert (8), Duda (4), Hernandez2b501100.280 (6), off Marquez, Hicks (10), off Oberg; Keplercf 623400.264 Kipnis (14), Ramirez (20); HR: Soler (27), Haseleylf-cf 401000.229 RBIs: Blackmon (60), Story 2 (58), Are- Polancoss 301120.305 NATIONAL LEAGUE off Plesac, Starling (1), off Hand, Lindor Knappc 300001.156 nado 2 (76), Dahl 2 (56), LeMahieu (68), Cruzdh 401011.270 (16), off Sparkman, Ramirez (10), off Smylyp 200000.000 Hicks 2 (32), Tauchman (21); SB: Dahl (4), Sparkman; RBIs: Soler (70), Cuthbert 2 Rosariolf 501001.282 EAST DIVISION a-Realmutoph100001.270 McMahon (3); S: Wolters; Runners left in (25), Starling (3), Lindor 2 (37), Mercado Sano3b 500002.234 Nicasiop 000000.000 scoring position: Colorado 7 (Arenado, W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away (26), Ramirez (46), Plawecki (11); S: Free- Murphy 3, McMahon, Iannetta 2), New Gonzalezrf 311020.260 Morganp 000000 — Atlanta 59 41 .590 __6-4 L-1 29-21 30-20 man; Runners left in scoring position: York 2 (Sanchez 2); RISP: Colorado 4 for Arraez2b 513000.381 Kansas City 4 (Merrifield, Arteaga 3), Nerisp 000000 — Washington 52 45 .536 51⁄2 _ 7-3 W-1 26-20 26-25 14, New York 0 for 3; Runners moved up: Adrianza1b 523200.288 Philadelphia 52 48 .520 7 1⁄2 5-5 W-1 30-21 22-27 Cleveland 4 (Santana, Kipnis, Freeman, e-Quinnph 101000.109 Encarnacion 2, Hicks; GIDP: Desmond; Plawecki); RISP: KansasCity2for6, Castroc 310021.255 New York 45 54 .455 131⁄2 7 5-5 L-1 23-19 22-35 Suarezp 0000001.000 DP: New York 1 (LeMahieu, Torres, Voit); Cleveland 2 for 9; Runners moved up: Umpires: Home, Jansen Visconti, First, Totals 39 7 13 7 7 5 Miami 36 61 .371 211⁄2 15 3-7 L-3 18-32 18-29 Totals 3826228 Ramirez; Umpires: Home, Chad Fairchild, Bill Miller, Second, Doug Eddings, Third, Pittsburgh AB R H BI BB SO Avg Oakland 000 021 120 — 671 CENTRAL DIVISION First, Mike Estabrook, Second, Alfonso Chris Conroy; T: 3:13; A: 41,841 (47,309). Newman2b-ss211021.326 Minnesota 130 010 002 — 713 0 Marquez, Third, Ryan Blakney; T: 2:47; A: Colorado IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away 23,564 (35,225). Reynoldslf 500004.333 Marquez, W, 9-57 3 2 2 2 5 95 4.99 Two outs when winning run scored. Chicago 54 45 .545 __7-3 L-1 36-18 18-27 Kansas City IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Martecf 401000.276 Oberg 112211211.70 a-out on sacrifice fly for Profar in the Milwaukee 53 48 .525 2 _ 6-4 W-2 30-21 23-27 Sparkman, L, 52⁄3 95421974.67 Bell1b 400011.289 Davis 1 0 0 0 0 0 13 5.83 6th; b-doubled for Pinder in the 8th; St. Louis 51 47 .520 21⁄2 1⁄2 7-3 W-1 28-20 23-27 Hill 1⁄3 00000 13.46 Cabrerarf 502100.304 1-ran for Herrmann in the 8th. New York IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Pittsburgh 46 52 .469 71⁄2 51⁄2 3-7 L-1 23-23 23-29 Lopez 200001216.26 Osuna3b 301000.309 Paxton, L, 5-531⁄3 57436774.20 E: Laureano (5); LOB: Oakland 9, Min- Cincinnati 44 53 .454 9 7 3-7 L-1 25-24 19-29 Cleveland IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Crickp 000000 — nesota 13; 2B: Chapman (26), Grossman Green 21⁄3 10003354.62 Plesac, W, 4-3 6 4 2 2 2 6 106 3.50 Vazquezp 000000.000 (17), Herrmann (2), Kepler (23), Polanco WEST DIVISION Ottavino 1 2 0 0 0 1 11 1.62 Goody,H,5 100001101.86 d-Dickersonph000010.305 (27), Adrianza (3); 3B: Adrianza (2); W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Tarpley 1 1⁄3 21021306.59 HR: Phegley (10), off Pineda, Kepler Cimber,H,13131100142.84 Strattonp 000000.000 Los Angeles 67 35 .657 __7-3 W-3 40-12 27-23 Chapman 1 0 0 0 1 2 18 2.39 (24), off Mengden; RBIs: Phegley 3 (47), Hand,S,27-28111103212.38 f-Stallingsph100001.306 Arizona 50 50 .500 16 21⁄2 5-5 L-2 21-25 29-25 Inherited runners-scored: Green 2-2; Pinder (30), Herrmann (7), Kepler 4 (64), Inherited runners-scored: Hill 2-0. Kangss 200002.179 HBP: Green (Dahl); PB: Sanchez (6). Polanco (45), Adrianza 2 (17); SB: Semien San Francisco 50 50 .500 16 21⁄2 8-2 W-1 23-27 27-23 b-Moranph-3b200001.295 (6); SF: Phegley, Pinder; Runners left Colorado 47 52 .475 181⁄2 5 3-7 W-1 26-24 21-28 Tigers 4, Blue Jays 3 Diazc 400000.252 Orioles 5, Red Sox 0 in scoring position: Oakland 4 (Canha, San Diego 47 52 .475 181⁄2 5 3-7 W-1 23-27 24-25 Laureano, Davis, Phegley), Minnesota Toronto AB R H BI BB SO Avg Agrazalp 200002.000 Boston AB R H BI BB SO Avg 7 (Polanco 2, Sano 2, Gonzalez, Arraez, Sogard2b 411000.305 Rodriguezp 000000 — Bettsrf 300012.285 AMERICAN LEAGUE Kansas City at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. Castro); RISP: Oakland 0 for 7, Minne- Galvisss 411001.274 Frazier2b 201001.278 Devers3b 401000.323 Miami at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. sota 5 for 19; Runners moved up: Kepler, Saturday’s games GurrielJr;lf 412300.292 Totals 36161413 Bogaertsss 400002.310 Cruz; DP: Oakland 1 (Olson, Phegley); N.Y. Yankees at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees 11, Colorado 5 Grichukrf 400002.231 Martinezdh 400002.285 Umpires: Home, Ryan Additon, First, Oakland at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Philadelphia 000 100 000 01 — 260 Chicago White Sox 2, Tampa Bay 1, 11 Guerrero Jr; dh 3 0 0 0 1 0 .246 Benintendilf300001.261 Bruce Dreckman, Second, Gary Ceder- Baltimore at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Pittsburgh 100 000 000 00— 160 strom, Third, Adrian Johnson; T: 4:02; A: innings Smoak1b 300011.212 Vazquezc 300002.289 L.A. Angels at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. 34,070 (38,649). Toronto 7, Detroit 5 Hernandez cf 4 0 1 0 0 1 .215 a-struck out for Smyly in the 7th; BradleyJr;cf200011.231 Texas at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. b-grounded out for Kang in the 7th; c- Oakland IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Boston 17, Baltimore 6 Drury3b 400000.217 Holt1b 000010.344 struck out for Miller in the 9th; d-pinch Mengden 31⁄3 64452864.65 Houston 6, Texas 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE Mailec 200000.156 a-Travisph-1b100001.200 hit for Vazquez in the 9th; e-doubled for Wang 12⁄3 31111301.80 Kansas City 1, Cleveland 0 a-McKinneyph100001.222 Hernandez2b300001.328 Saturday’s games Neris in the 10th; f-struck out for Strat- Trivino 210010224.43 Oakland 5, Minnesota 4 Jansenc 100000.212 ton in the 11th. Totals 27010312 N.Y. Yankees 11, Colorado 5 Soria,H,11 100001154.47 L.A. Angels 6, Seattle 2 Totals 34 3 5 3 2 6 LOB: Philadelphia 7, Pittsburgh 9; 2B: Baltimore AB R H BI BB SO Avg Chicago Cubs 6, San Diego 5 Hendriks, L, 4-12⁄3 32201151.46 Sunday’s games Detroit AB R H BI BB SO Avg Harper (29), Quinn (2), Newman (13), Villarss-2b 322111.258 N.Y. Mets 11, San Francisco 4 Minnesota IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Baltimore 5, Boston 0 Jonescf 522100.252 Frazier (22); HR: Hoskins (21), off Strat- Mancinirf 422301.289 Pittsburgh 5, Philadelphia 1 ton; RBIs: Hoskins (62), Hernandez (42), Pineda 51⁄3 433581094.41 Colorado 8, N.Y. Yankees 4 Castrorf 501004.302 Santander cf-lf 4 0 0 0 0 2 .291 Cincinnati 3, St. Louis 2 Castellanosdh513101.284 Cabrera (32); CS: Newman (4); S: New- Harper, H, 8 2⁄3 10000143.12 Cleveland 5, Kansas City 4 man; Runners left in scoring position: Nunezdh 200012.245 Washington 5, Atlanta 3 Candelario 3b 4 0 1 1 0 0 .218 May 12⁄3 23233494.10 Detroit 4, Toronto 3, 10 innings Philadelphia 2 (Hoskins, N.Williams), Smith Jr; lf 3 1 1 0 1 1 .231 Milwaukee 8, Arizona 3 Dixon1b 412000.255 Littell 1⁄3 00001 54.91 Tampa Bay 4, Chicago White Sox 2 Pittsburgh 5 (Marte, Bell, Osuna, Diaz Wilkersoncf 000000.232 L.A. Dodgers 10, Miami 6 Goodrumss 401003.245 Stewart,W,2-1100012183.93 Houston 5, Texas 3 2); RISP: Philadelphia 1 for 5, Pittsburgh Severinoc 300001.263 Stewartlf 201011.236 1for9;Runners moved up: Hoskins, Inherited runners-scored: Wang 2-0, Minnesota 7, Oakland 6 Sunday’s games Davis 1b 3 0 1 1 0 0 .192 Wilsonc 400001.103 Kingery, Marte 2, Bell, Cabrera; GIDP: Harper 1-1, Littell 1-0; WP: Harper, May; L.A. Angels 9, Seattle 3 Colorado 8, N.Y. Yankees 4 Alberto2b 300000.301 PB: Phegley (13), Castro (5). St. Louis 3, Cincinnati 1 Beckham2b 401003.204 Miller; DP: Pittsburgh 1 (Newman, Kang, Monday’s games Bell); HBP: Agrazal (Hoskins), Rodriguez Martinss 000000.176 Philadelphia 2, Pittsburgh 1, 11 innings Totals 37 4 12 3 1 13 LePadresad 5,er Cubss 1 Cleveland (Clevinger 3-2) at Toronto (Knapp), Neris 2 (Marte,Moran); Um- Ruiz3b 301002.241 San Diego 5, Chicago Cubs 1 (Borucki 0-0), 7:07 p.m. Toronto 100 000 002 0— 350 pires: Home, Ben May, First, Cory Blaser, Totals 28575310 San Diego AB R H BI BB SO Avg San Francisco 3, N.Y. Mets 2, 12 innings Detroit 011 010 000 1 — 4121 Second, Laz Diaz, Third, Tony Randazzo; TatisJr;ss 402310.324 Boston (Rodriguez 11-4) at Tampa Bay Boston 000 000 000 — 010 (Beeks 5-0), 7:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers 9, Miami 0 T: 3:41; A: 24,830 (38,362). MargotcfAMERICAN LEAGUE 500001.253 No outs when winning run scored. Baltimore 112 000 01x — 570 Miami (Richards 3-11) at Chicago White Milwaukee 7, Arizona 4 Philadelphia IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Machado3b 400000.268 a-struck out for Maile in the 8th. Sox (Nova 4-9), 8:10 p.m. Washington at Atlanta, 7:05 p.m. Smyly 6 4 1 1 2 8 96 7.69 a-struck out for Holt in the 8th. Hosmer1bBatting 401000.285 E: Greene (2); LOB: Toronto 3, Detroit 8; N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 5-4) at Minne- Nicasio 100000 85.30 LOB: Boston 4, Baltimore 3; 2B: Devers RenfroerfLeMahieu, New York, 311012.247 .333; Brantley, Monday’s games 2B: Gurriel Jr, (16), Hernandez (9), Cas- sota (Perez 8-3), 8:10 p.m. Morgan 100012233.38 (29), Davis (7); HR: Mancini (20), off Houston, .332; Devers, Boston, .323; Colorado (Lambert 2-1) at Washington tellanos (34), Candelario (12), Goodrum Mejiac 322110.218 Cashner, Mancini (21), off Cashner, Bogaerts, Boston, .310; Merrifield, Oakland (Bailey 8-6) at Houston (Cole (TBD), 7:05 p.m. (19); HR: Gurriel Jr, (18), off Greene, Neris 100010204.10 Myerslf 400001.216 10-5), 8:10 p.m. Suarez, W, 3-0 2 2 0 0 0 3 29 2.81 Villar (11), off Hembree; RBIs: Villar (42), Kansas City, .309; Polanco, Minnesota, St. Louis (Ponce de Leon 1-0) at Pitts- Jones (10), off Waguespack, Castellanos Mancini 3 (47), Davis (26); SB: Betts (12); Urias2b 220021.100 Baltimore (Brooks 2-3) at Arizona (Ray .305; Springer, Houston, .302; Moncada, burgh (Williams 3-3), 7:05 p.m. (11), off Mayza; RBIs: Gurriel Jr, 3 (44), Pittsburgh IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA CS: Ruiz (1); Runners left in scoring posi- Morejonp 100001.000 8-6), 9:40 p.m. Chicago, .301; Alberto, Baltimore, .301; Cincinnati (Gray 5-6) at Milwaukee Jones (24), Castellanos (36), Candelario Agrazal 631125932.25 tion: Boston 2 (Martinez, Benintendi), Quantrill p 1 00000.000 (23); Runners left in scoring position: La Stella, Los Angeles, .300. Texas (Palumbo 0-1) at Seattle (Gonza- (Anderson 5-2), 8:10 p.m. Rodriguez 1 0 0 0 0 1 17 3.50 Baltimore 1 (Ruiz); RISP: Boston 0 for c-G.Garcia ph 0 00100.267 Toronto 1 (Guerrero Jr.), Detroit 4 (Can- Runs les 10-8), 10:10 p.m. Miami (Richards 3-11) at Chicago White Crick 100000103.86 6, Baltimore 1 for 3; Runners moved delario, Dixon, Wilson, Beckham); RISP: Yatesp 000000 — Tuesday’s games Sox (Nova 4-9), 8:10 p.m. Vazquez 110001201.91 up: Bogaerts, Severino, Alberto; GIDP: Betts, Boston, 88; Devers, Boston, Toronto 0 for 4, Detroit 0 for 9; Runners 77;Totals Trout, Los Angeles, 3156556 76; Bogaerts, Cleveland at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Baltimore (Brooks 2-3) at Arizona (Ray Stratton,L,1-3221101326.58 Hernandez, Mancini; DP: Boston 1 (Bo- moved up: Candelario; GIDP: Galvis, gaerts, Holt), Baltimore 1 (Davis, Villar); Boston,Chicago 75; Bregman, AB R Houston, H BI BB 73; SO Avg Boston at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. 8-6), 9:40 p.m. Jones, Wilson; DP: Toronto 2 (Drury, So- Rockies 8, Yankees 4 Umpires: Home, John Libka, First, Adam LeMahieu,Schwarberlf401001.230 New York, 71; Merrifield, Philadelphia at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Kansas City, 70. 38 | SPORTS | THEDAILY TIMES MONDAY, JULY 22, 2019

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Time Channel Event 6a.m. TENNIS Tennis: ATP Hamburg, ATP Gstaad, WTA Jurmala,WTA Palermo 1 a m T NNI T nni ATP Hamb rg ATP aad Surfers test waves in Tokyo 0 . . E S e s: u , Gst , WTA Jurmala,WTA Palermo 3p.m. MLBN H.S. Baseball: Under ArmourAll-America Game 6p.m. TENNIS Tennis: UTSAMen’s ProCircuit 7p.m.ESPN MLB: Red Sox at Rays aheadofsport’sOlympicdebut 7p.m.CBSSN World TeamTennis: Orlando atWashington 10p.m.CBSSNBull Riding: PBR Cheyenne Frontier Days body boards. This practice ByJimArmstrong 10p.m. MLBN MLB:Cubs atGiants was commonly known as The Associated Press Itago-nori, meaning “Floor BETTING ODDS NWSL STANDINGS ICHINOMIYA, JAPAN» As one board riding.” of the new sports added to During the occupation All Times EDT PREGAME.COM LINE WLTPtsGFGA theprogramfor2020To- after World War Two, Amer- Portland 6 2 5 23 25 18 kyo Olympics, surfing is ar- ican soldiers began surf- Major League Baseball North Carolina 6 3 4 22 27 14 guablythemostglamorous ing fiberglass longboards Monday Chicago 6 5 2 20 20 19 Reign FC 5 2 5 20 12 11 and is sure to bring a new at Kamakura, Karatsu and NATIONAL LEAGUE Washington 5 4 3 18 18 13 dimension as the IOC seeks beaches around the mili- Favorite Line Underdog Utah 5 4 3 18 10 10 Houston 4 5 4 16 15 20 ayoungeraudience. tary bases. at Washington OFF Colorado Orlando 3 9 2 11 16 31 The big question for To- The sport boomed in the at Pittsburgh OFF St. Louis Sky Blue FC 2 8 2 8 9 16 kyo will be the quality of 1960s and Japan held its at Milwaukee -121/+111 Cincinnati NOTE: Three points for victory, one point Chicago -112/+102 at San for tie. the waves. While Japan has first surfing competition in Francisco Friday, July 19 asurfingculturethatbe- 1966. It is estimated that AMERICAN LEAGUE Portland 2, Utah 2 gan over 100 years ago, the there are now over two mil- Cleveland -161/+151 at Toronto Saturday JAEC.HONG—THE ASSOCIATED PRESS at Tampa Bay OFF Boston Houston 2, Washington 1 country isn’t known for the lion surfers in Japan. New York -112/+102 at Minnesota Orlando1,SkyBlueFC0 type of mammoth waves Surferscarry their boardsthisweekat Taito Beach near Atotalof20menand at Houston -220/+200 Oakland Sunday that can be found at surf- Tsurigasaki, avenue for surfing’s debut attheTokyo 20 women will qualify for at Seattle -125/+115 Texas Chicago 2, North Carolina 1 lym i in INTERLEAGUE Wednesday ing hotbeds like the North O p cs 2020. Tokyowithamaximumof Washington at Sky Blue FC, 7:30 at Chicago WS -120/+110 Miami Shore of Hawaii or Big Sur two athletes per gender per Houston at Portland, 10:30 at Arizona -217/+197 Baltimore in California. tentwavesthanotherloca- Surfing’s push to be in- country. Saturday, July 27 North Carolina at Utah, 10 Japanese surfers got a tions near Tokyo. cluded in the Olympics has The four-man heat MLS STANDINGS Sunday, July 28 chance to check out the “I think this beach was a long history but got a method will be used. Four All Times EDT Chicago at Reign FC, 4 waves in a four-day test chosen for its consistent big boost in 2014 when the athletes will compete at a EASTERN CONFERENCE SkyBlueFCatHouston,8:30 event that concluded Sun- waves,” said Japanese surfer IOC realized the need to time,withthebesttwopro- WLTPtsGFGA UNION 11 6 6 39 41 32 day at Tsurigasaki beach Hiroto Ohhara. “The waves add more youthful, vibrant ceeding to the next round. Atlanta 11 8 3 36 35 25 MOVES where the surfing event will todaywereabitsmall.I sports to the Olympic pro- The length of a heat de- D.C. United 9 6 8 35 31 26 BASEBALL New York 10 8 4 34 37 31 be held. plan to surf a lot and gain gram. pends on the condition of NewYorkCityFC838323323 American League On the east shore of as much experience as I Atotalof26sportsap- the waves and lasts 20 to Montreal 9 11 3 30 27 38 neighboring Chiba prefec- can, since I know this beach plied for inclusion in the 25 minutes. In that time, New England 8 8 6 30 30 38 Baltimore Orioles: Designated OF Keon Toronto FC 8 9 5 29 36 37 Broxton for assignment. Recalled RHP ture, Tsurigasaki is about I hope to be able to use it 2020 Games and in August an athlete can ride 10 to 12 Branden Kline from Norfolk (IL). Orlando City 7 10 5 26 29 29 Boston Red Sox: Sent LHP Brian Johnson atwo-hourtrainridemy advantage during the of 2016, four new sports, in- waves, with their two high- Chicago 5 10 8 23 34 35 to Pawtucket (IL) for rehab assignment. Columbus 6 14 3 21 21 34 from the center of Tokyo. Olympics if I qualify.” cluding surfing, were added. est scores counting. Cleveland Indians: Sent RHP Danny Cincinnati 5 15 2 17 21 51 Salazar to Columbus (IL) for rehab Through the final day of the Fasulo said they expect The other new sports are The United States, Aus- WESTERN CONFERENCE assignment. competition Sunday, most a maximum 4,000 spec- karate, skateboarding and tralia and Brazil are ex- Detroit Tigers: Optioned RHP Zac WLTPtsGFGA Reininger to Toledo (IL). Placed RHP of the feedback was posi- tators during the Olym- sport climbing. The com- pected to be the favorites Los Angeles FC 14 3 4 46 55 20 Spencer Turnbull on 10-day IL, retroac- tive, although some surfers pic competition. The sur- bined events of baseball and in Tokyo. LA Galaxy 12 8 1 37 30 27 tive to Thursday, Recalled LHPs Gregory Seattle 10 5 5 35 31 26 Soto and Tyler Alexander from Toledo. said the waves weren’t big rounding community does softball are returning after Japan, meanwhile, is Minnesota Utd. 10 7 4 34 38 30 Kansas City Royals: Signed RHP enough. not boast a lot of infra- being dropped after Beijing hoping to get a boost from San Jose 10 7 4 34 36 32 Tysghaun Chapman to minor league FC Dallas 9 8 5 32 31 26 contract. “There’s an idea that the structure so many spec- in 2008. Kanoa Igarashi. Born in Real Salt Lake 9 9 3 30 30 30 Los Angeles Angels: Optioned 1B/LHP waves aren’t sufficient but tators will be looking at a The IOC has also ap- Huntington Beach, Califor- Houston 9 9 3 30 32 34 Jared Walsh to Salt Lake (PCL). Recalled LHP Dillon Peters from Salt Lake. Re- they were probably three long commute. proved the inclusion of surf- nia, the 21-year-old Igarashi Portland 7 8 4 25 29 31 quested unconditional release waivers Sporting KC 6 8 7 25 32 36 on RHP Matt Harvey. to four feet, which is abso- “It’s a little far, there is ing on the program for the recently received dual citi- Colorado 5 11 5 20 32 42 Minnesota Twins: Traded RHP Matt lutely good contestable con- no question about that,” Fa- 2024 Olympics in Paris. zenship in order to compete Vancouver 4 11 8 20 23 41 Magill to Seattle for cash. NOTE: Three points for win, one point for tie. Seattle Mariners: Sent RHP Hunter ditions for a solid competi- sulo said “But that’s the na- Surfing in Japan dates for his ancestral homeland Friday, July 19 Strickland to Tacoma (PCL) for a rehab tion,” said Robert Fasulo, ture of our sport. The peo- back over 100 years. in 2020. He has become LA Galaxy 3, Los Angeles FC 2 assignment. executive director of the In- ple who know and love our As detailed by Legend- one of the top surfers in Saturday Tampa Bay Rays: Placed OF Kevin Kiermaier on the 10-day IL. Recalled OF ternational Surfing Associ- sport are willing to travel a ary Surfers, most Japanese- the World Surf League and UNION 2, Chicago 0 Guillermo Heredia and RHP Hunter Wood Columbus 2, Montreal 1 from Durham (IL). ation. “I think the novelty little bit farther because the style wooden boats at the will be a medal contender Houston 3, Toronto FC 1 National League FC Dallas 2, Sporting Kansas City 0 and uniqueness of what we destinations require that.” time had removable floor next year. New York City FC 2, Colorado 1 Atlanta Braves: Reinstated RHP Kevin are bringing is going to cre- The competition will be boards that were called In May, Igarashi became Gausman from the 10-day IL. Minnesota United 1, Real Salt Lake 1 Colorado Rockies: Designated IF Mark ate a lot of interest.” held over four days but or- Itago. When the boats were the first Japanese surfer to San Jose 3, Vancouver 1 Reynolds for assignment. Optioned Sunday RHP Antonio Senzatela to Albuquer- One the most popu- ganizers have given the beached after fishing, the win an elite Championship Atlanta 2, D.C. United 0 que (PCL). Recalled RHP Jeff Hoffman lar surfing spots in Japan, surfing event a window of children of the fishermen Tour event when he topped New England 2, Cincinnati 0 from Albuquerque. Selected the New York 1, Orlando City 0 contract of LHP Sam Howard from Tsurigasaki was selected eight days if the weather took the Itago out of the the men’s competition at Portland at Seattle, late Albuquerque. because it has more consis- doesn’t cooperate. boats and used them as theCoronaBaliProtected. MONDAY, JULY 22, 2019 THEDAILY TIMES | SPORTS | 39

TOUR DE FRANCE SWIMMING Ledecky stunned in Yates wins again in Pyrenees 400 free at worlds; as Alaphilippe finally falters Sunwinsrecordtitle Thomas said after the neiro Olympics. By Samuel Petrequin By Beth Harris stagehecouldhavetried “She ran me right and John Leicester The Associated Press to follow Pinot earlier but down,” the American said. The Associated Press instead opted for a con- GWANGJU, SOUTH KOREA » American Leah Smith FOIX, FRANCE» When one servative approach be- Katie Ledecky is usually took bronze in 4:01.29. French rider starts to cause he did not want to there in the end, her en- An admittedly nervous fade, another comes to the bring back Alaphilippe to durance powering her to Ledecky had the slowest fore. One way or the other, the front. Bernal was with the wall well ahead of the last lap of anyone in the France may still be on Pinot and the Welshman competition. eight-woman final. Tit- course for its first Tour de would not take the risk of Someone else got there mus went 1.83 seconds France winner since 1985. chasing down their com- first at the world champi- faster over the last 50 Dancing over his saddle, mon rival. Bernal, a Co- onships on Sunday night. meters. his mouth wide open and lombian with excellent Ariarne Titmus of “I made a move and gasping for air, Thibaut climbing skills, remains Australia chased down then I came in at the last Pinot launched a ferocious involved in the fight for Ledecky over the last lap turn and felt like I could attack Sunday and profited CHRISTOPHEENA — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the yellow jersey, 2:02 be- to win the 400-meter free- barely push off,” Ledecky from the first signs of weak- hind Alaphilippe. style and deny the Amer- said. “My legs and arms Britain’s SimonYates celebrates ashecrosses the finish ness in the high mountains lin in ag 1 T rd Fran nday “I felt better than yester- ican star a record fourth just tightened up that from French race leader Ju- etow St e 5ofthe ou e ce Su . day but I needed to try to straight title. It was last 50 and she took ad- lianAlaphilippetoedge pace it when it all kicked Ledecky’s first defeat in vantage of that.” closer to the yellow jersey off,” Thomas said. “It’s a the event at a major inter- Titmus led through in the overall standings. the finish line of Sunday’s vid Gaudu in the final as- difficult one, tactics wise. national meet since 2013. the first 200 meters — Ascending the last up- Stage 15 in second place, cent toward Prat d’Albis, Iwantedtogo,Ihadthe “This stings a little,” dipping under world-re- hill finish in the Pyrenees 33 seconds behind Simon Alaphilippe was isolated legs to go but I wasn’t go- Ledecky said. “It’s not cord pace on the first lap with a display of power and Yates, who posted a sec- without a single teammate ing to chase down Egan what I’m used to.” — before Ledecky moved fluidity that signaled that ondstagewinafteralong to help him in the 12-kilo- Bernal with Alaphilippe China’s Sun Yang was in front with 250 meters he’llalsobeamajorcon- solo raid, three days after meter climb and cracked, on my wheel.” able to do what Ledecky to go. tender to win the Tour, Pi- his first stage victory in yet managed to salvage his Coming right after the could not: win his record The American was still notgainedtimeonallhis the southwestern moun- yellow jersey. ascent of the Tourmalet, fourth consecutive title in ahead turning for home. rivals for the second con- tain range. Alaphilippe was so ex- Stage 15 ran close to the the men’s 400 free. ButTitmuspulledeven secutive day following his The 29-year-old Pinot hausted after his effort up ancient Cathar castles and As expected, it didn’t midway through the last triumph at the famed Tour- was irresistible when he thehill,wherehegrimaced was a punishing ride total- come without controversy. lap and surged to the wall malet mountain in the pre- made his move seven kilo- through the rain, that he ing more than 39 kilome- Sun’s rival, Mack Hor- first, becoming the first vious stage. meters from the summit. had to grip a roadside bar- ters of climbing. ton of Australia, ignored Aussie to win since Tracey Heading to the second Only Emanuel Buchmann rier afterward while he Alaphilippe was so ex- Sun on the medals po- Wickham in 1978. and final rest day Monday and defending champion caught his breath. hausted after his effort up dium. They didn’t shake “There was no pressure ahead of what promises to Geraint Thomas’ teammate “If I crack I hope he’ll the hill, where he grimaced hands and Horton didn’t for me,” Titmus said. “Ka- beaclimacticfinalweekin Egan Bernal could follow. carry the torch for the and dribbled through the even step onto the po- tie’s a true champion and the Alps, the race is exqui- But Pinot accelerated again French,” Alaphilippe said rain, that he had to grip a dium; instead he stood I’m just happy that my sitely poised. Six riders are about 2 kilometers later to about Pinot. roadside barrier afterward behind it when given his swim was great today, but all within 2 minutes, 14 sec- drop them for good. Thomas, who had al- while he caught his breath. silver medal. I’msureshe’llbebackto onds of each other at the Pinot moved to fourth ready conceded time to Pi- “If I crack I hope he’ll Titmus overcame a race me again next year.” top of the standings. place overall, 1 minute, notattheTourmalet,re- carry the torch for the 0.62-second deficit go- In the men’s 400 free, The six terrible ascents 50 seconds behind Ala- mained second in the gen- French,” Alaphilippe said ing into the last lap and Sun worked his way from above 2,000 meters (6,500 philippe. eral classification. He got about Pinot. won by 1.21 seconds over fifth to first and then eas- feet) in the Alps, peppered “The weather conditions dropped when Pinot took Yates, the Vuelta defend- Ledecky. The 18-year-old ilykeptHortonatbay over three mountain stages, and the stage were good theleadfromareduced ing champion, was given Aussie touched in 3 min- over the last lap to sur- will likely decide who will for me, I had good sensa- group of contenders but afreereignbythepelo- utes, 58.76 seconds. pass Aussie great Ian stand on top of the po- tions,Ineededtomakethe did not panic. He rode at ton when he took part in “IknewthatIprob- Thorpe’s record of three dium on the Champs-Ely- most of it,” said Pinot. “I his pace until he acceler- an early breakaway as he ably had that in me,” straight wins. sees next Sunday. needtokeepgoingupin ated with 1.5 kilometers was not a threat overall. Titmus said, “but, yeah, “This is the greatest “The high mountains the general classification, left to cut the overall gap He made his decisive move it’s pretty surreal at the achievement in history for have only just begun,” said themostdifficultstages on Alaphilippe from 2 min- about 9 kilometers from moment.” the Chinese team,” Sun Alaphilippe. “The Alps are are looming.” utes, 2 seconds to 1:35. Ste- the line. Ledecky finished in said through a translator. goingtobeabigmouthful.” While Pinot was es- ven Kruijswijk of the Neth- “I’m very proud of that,” 3:59.97 — well off her “Personally, it’s a great Surging from the mist corted by his faithful Grou- erlands stood third overall, Yates said of his second vic- world record of 3:56.46 start for myself and for and rain, Pinot crossed pama-FDJ teammate Da- 1:47 off the pace. tory at this Tour. setatthe2016RiodeJa- the China team as well.” 40 | SPORTS | THEDAILY TIMES MONDAY, JULY 22, 2019

GOLF Lowry dominates British Open’s heralded return to Emerald Isle BRITISH OPEN champion.Ican’tbelieveI’m 72,thefirsttimesince1996 By DougFerguson At Royal Portrush Golf Club sayingit,tobehonest.” the Open champion was over Portrush, Northern Ireland The Associated Press Purse: $10.75 million; Yardage: 7,344; The 32-year-old Irishman parinthefinalround,andit Par: 71 PORTRUSH, NORTHERN marks his golf ball with a wasnolessimpressive.More FINAL IRELAND >> The outcome green shamrock. This had difficult than the rain was ShaneLowry ...... 67-67-63-72—269 -15 was never in doubt to just nothingtodowithluck. wind strong enough to break TommyFleetwood . . .68-67-66-74—275 -9 TonyFinau ...... 68-70-68-71—277 -7 about everyone but Shane With stout nerves and a an umbrella. Lowry made Brooks Koepka . . . . .68-69-67-74—278 -6 Lowry. softtoucharoundthegreens, four bogeys in the toughest MATT DUNHAM — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS LeeWestwood . . . . .68-67-70-73—278 -6 RickieFowler ...... 70-69-66-74—279 -5 Ayearago,hesatinthe Lowrygaveaselloutcrowd stretchofRoyalPortrush Ireland’s Shane Lowry kisses the Claret Jug trophyafter TyrrellHatton ...... 68-71-71-69—279 -5 parking lot at Carnoustie what they wanted to see. He without losing ground. winning the British Open GolfChampionships at Royal Robert MacIntyre . .68-72-71-68—279 -5 and cried after missing the enduredtheworstweather No one from the last 12 Portrush in Northern Ireland,Sunday. DannyWillett ...... 74-67-65-73—279 -5 Patrick Reed ...... 71-67-71-71—280 -4 cut in the British Open for of the week, held up under groups broke par. No one TomLewis ...... 75-68-68-70—281 -3 thefourthstraightyear. Sunday pressure and expec- gotcloserthanthreeshots Hissmilegotwiderwith down 18 with a four- or five- Francesco Molinari . .74-69-72-66—281 -3 Even with a four-shot lead tationsoffanswhocheered of Lowry all day. everyholecomingin.The shotlead,andluckyIgotto AlexNoren ...... 68-71-68-74—281 -3 JonRahm ...... 68-70-68-75—281 -3 Sunday at Royal Portrush, his every step, and won the “It was Shane’s time, cheers got louder. do that.” JustinThomas . . . . .71-70-68-72—281 -3 in a raging wind and pour- BritishOpenbysixshots. Shane’s tournament,” said When his approach to the The loudest roar of a rau- Lucas Bjerregaard . . . 70-68-74-70—282 -2 RyanFox ...... 68-75-70-69—282 -2 ingrain,Lowrykepttell- Allhecouldthinkabout Tommy Fleetwood, who 18th was just on the fringe, cous week was for a tap-in SanghyunPark . . . . .69-72-68-73—282 -2 inghiscaddiehewasner- wasthatwalkupthefinal closed with a 74 to finish he stretched out his arms parthatmadeLowryama- RorySabbatini . . . . .70-70-71-71—282 -2 vous and scared, worried hole, and it was everything runner-upforthesecond andhuggedcaddieBoMar- jor champion. StewartCink ...... 74-68-71-70—283 -1 Matthew Fitzpatrick . .71-69-70-73—283 -1 thathewouldruinasto- he imagined. time in a major. tin, whom Lowry had leaned “He’s done brilliantly,” Lee LucasGlover ...... 72-69-71-71—283 -1 rybookendingtothefirst Evenastherainstopped, Thousands of fans who on with brutal honesty. Westwood said after grind- Louis Oosthuizen . . .70-72-72-69—283 -1 Open in Northern Ireland the tears began flowing. filled these links off the “He was great at keeping ingouta73totieforfourth. DocRedman ...... 71-71-71-70—283 -1 JustinRose ...... 69-67-68-79—283 -1 in 68 years. “I can’t believe this is me North Atlantic began to cel- me in the moment,” Lowry “All the chasers would have Cameron Smith . . . . 70-66-71-76—283 -1 “I suppose I didn’t even standing here,” Lowry said ebrate when Lowry rolled said. “I kept telling him how wanted tough conditions JordanSpieth ...... 70-67-69-77—283 -1 Henrik Stenson . . . .70-69-68-76—283 -1 know going out this morning hashecradledthesilver in an 8-foot birdie putt on nervous I was, how scared I and he’s clearly played bril- Erik van Rooyen . . . .70-68-72-73—283 -1 if I was good enough to win claretjug.“Ican’tbelieve the15thholetostretchhis was,howmuchIdidn’twant liantlytobeonthescorehe KevinKisner ...... 70-71-70-73—284 E a major,” Lowry said. “And this is mine.” lead to six with three holes to mess it up. All I could has, under the pressure he’s Webb Simpson . . . . . 68-71-71-74—284 E look,I’mherenow,amajor Lowryclosedwitha1-over to play. think about was walking under.”

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PORTRUSH, NORTHERN IRE- in front of thousands of ily members shed some both sentimental and bet- four-shot lead into the final wonbyDustinJohnson. LAND >> Brendan Lowry screaming fans right. tearsoftheirown.There ting favorites. When it fin- roundoftheBritishOpen Now he’s a major cham- thought his son might one Another big win for the wassomuchcryinggoing ishedonasoggyandwindy andsurvivedsomeshaky pion, and what they call in dayplayin Irish at the British Open. on that former Open cham- day, an Irishman from early moments to win by six. these parts the champion front of thou- Tears for everyone around. pion Padraig Harrington — about four hours away was Alongside every step of golfer of the year. The win sands of And a day unlike any- whomadesurehewason thewinner—andawildly the way was his father, who wasbothcareerdefining screaming thing Brendan Lowry ever hand along with Graeme popular one at that. was perplexed when his andlifealtering,forared- fans at Croke experienced on the pitch. McDowell to celebrate his “I know they treated sontookupgolfandfinally haired, freckle-faced player Park in Dub- “Nothinglikethat,”he fellow Irishman — nearly Shanelikeoneoftheir decided to take up the who might have the best lin, where said as his son was walk- broke down himself. own,”saidMcDowell,who game himself because of all toucharoundthegreens Tim he and his ingdownthefinalfairway. “I’mgoingtostartcry- grewupplayinginPor- thetimehespentdriving of anyone not named Phil Dahlberg APSports two brothers “Thisissomuchbetter.” ing,” Harrington said. trush. “North or south of Shanetogolfcourses. Mickelson. Columnist helped lead Lowryledthecheers They were tears of joy theborder.Thereisnobor- “It’sadreamcometrue,” It looked like a rout. But his team to from a portal off the 18th for a player everyone seems derwhenitcomestogolf Brendan Lowry said. it felt much different inside. victory in the greenJuly21ashisson to love. And they were inIreland,simpleasthat.” Two years ago his son “I didn’t feel great out 1982 Gaelic football cham- came into view, emerging tearsofhappinessfora Adaythatbeganfor was playing so poorly he there,itwasprobablythe pionships. He had a foot- from a swarm of fans rush- countryinacomplicated Lowry with unimagina- losthiscardonthePGA most uncomfortable I’ve baller’s build, and the game ingupthefairwayatRoyal relationship with its north- ble pressure ended in the Tour.Theyearbefore,he everfeltonagolfcourse,” was the family’s sport. Portrush.Hethrewboth ern neighbor. kind of joy that made every- lost a lot of his confidence Lowry said. “You’re out Shane Lowry liked golf arms up in the air in cele- ThreeNorthernIrish oneatRoyalPortrushsmile when he coughed up a four- theretryingtowinanOpen better. But the father got bration, tears welling up. playersstartedthefirst —iftheyweren’tcryingat stroke lead going into the in your home country and thepartaboutplaying Around him, other fam- Open here in 68 years as thesametime.Hetooka finalroundofaU.S.Open it’s just incredibly difficult.” MONDAY, JULY 22, 2019 THE DAILY TIMES | SPORTS | 41

NASCAR TENNIS Isner wins Hall of Harvick holds off Hamlin Fame tourney on to win in New Hampshire Newport’s hot grass The Associated Press minutes. “Two sets in that stuff NEWPORT, R.I. >> John Isner is still very difficult,” By Doug Alden said Isner, who entered Associated Press lumbered toward the net and didn’t get to see his the week ranked 15th in LOUDON, N.H. >> Kevin match-ending forehand the world. “I’m still glad Harvick used a late bump winner down the line as it didn’t go three.” andruntowinlastyear he fell forward onto the ex- Down 6-5 after he was at New Hampshire Motor tremely hot grass court. broken for just the second Speedway. The top seed used his time all week, Isner broke Repeating required an- blistering serve and a good back, sending the first set other bump, but there was passing shot after his op- to a tiebreaker. little time for a run before ponent’s unconventional “If you break, you’ve got Harvick crossed the finish serve on match point to to hold,” Bublik said of fac- line 0.210 seconds ahead of overcome the scorching ing Isner’s hard serve. “If Denny Hamlin Sunday. conditions and win the ti- you don’t hold it, you’re “It turned into a wild fin- tle for the fourth time in over.” ish,” Harvick said after his Newport, beating No. 7 Isner knew that was a first NASCAR Cup Series seed Alexander Bublik 7-6 key stretch. victory of the season. (2), 6-3 Sunday at the Hall “That was the turning Harvick gave Hamlin a of Fame Open. point, no doubt — to break late opening when he had “I had a feeling he was right back and connect on trouble navigating a group goingtogototheunderarm afewreturns,”hesaid.“It of cars that were off the lead serve, and I was ready for was huge. Gave me the mo- lap. After nearly catching it,” the 6-foot-10 Isner said, mentum and helped me him on the back stretch, breaking into a smile. “I physically.” Hamlin made another run CHARLES KRUPA — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS actually didn’t see the ball through the final two turns KevinHarvick,right,headsthroughTurn1duringaMonsterEnergyCupSeriesrace land in because my face Ferro gets better of butcouldn’tregainthelead. Sunday at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. was on the ground. I had countrywoman Cornet “I just told him ‘we a feeling I hit it pretty well, to win Lausanne final wereleavingonatow Hampshire last year af- him with a moment of si- night. We love you Nick andthenIheardthecrowd truck or winning the race ter a late bump from be- lence. No details were given. Harrison.Youwerealeader, start cheering.” LAUSANNE, SWITZERLAND >> today,’” said Harvick, who hind knocked Kyle Busch The 37-year-old Harrison and a great friend to all,” Facing a creative op- Fiona Ferro beat her friend hadn’t won since Texas in off the lead. Sunday, Har- was the crew chief for Jus- Kurt Busch posted on Twit- ponent who mixed in nu- and French club teammate November. vick had a late bump again, tin Haley, who finished in ter. “Nick really helped me merous underhanded Alizé Cornet 6-1, 2-6, 6-1 in Driving a backup car but this time it was nudg- 13th Saturday. In Harrison’s rebuild my career when I serves, with cuts and slices the Ladies Open Lausanne after wrecking during ing Hamlin just enough to first season with Kaulig was at a low point. RIP.” throughout the match, final to win her first WTA a practice lap Friday, the side coming out of the Racing, Haley had two top- the 34-year-old American singles title. Hamlin led 113 laps, but final turn. five finishes and finished 12 PLAYOFF POSITION captured his 15th ATP ti- The 98th-ranked Ferro couldn’t catch Harvick af- “I’m like, ‘You’re not get- times in the top 10. Joey Logano was ninth. tle overall. He also won at playsforthesameclubin ter pitting on a caution af- ting under me again.’ And “Not just a crew chief, but Hehasathree-pointlead Newport in 2017, ‘12 and ‘11, Nice as No. 48 Cornet, who ter Kyle Larson blew a tire he drove to the outside of afriendtoeveryonewho over Kyle Busch in the point making him the only four- described her as “like my on the 265th lap. me,andIwaiteduntilhe knew him,” Haley wrote on standings. Busch, who won time winner of the event. little sister on the tour.” “I just could not break got near me, and I just put Twitter. “I, and everyone the first stage Sunday after “He’s an interesting guy Ferroclinchedthetitlewith that barrier,” Hamlin said. awheelonhim,”Harvick at Kaulig Racing are dev- qualifying second, finished for sure and has his own her seventh break of serve “I could not get him to said. astated. He will be greatly eighth. way of playing tennis,” Is- from nine chances when Cor- make that one little slip to Erik Jones was third, and missed.” ner said. “I said he’s a bit net sent a forehand long. give me the bottom.” Ryan Blaney fourth. Harrison was a veteran FIELD FILLING quirkybutmeanthatina Third-seeded Cornet was The 43-year-old Harvick NASCAR paid tribute crew chief with all three Following Harvick’s vic- good way.” the defending champion, led the final 41 laps in the to crew chief Nick Harri- NASCAR national series tory, nine drivers have The 22-year-old Bublik, though the clay-court event No. 4 Stewart-Haas Racing son, who died overnight af- since 2006. His teams won clinched playoff berths with from Kazakhstan, played wasplayedlastyearinthe Ford for his second straight ter the Saturday Xfinity Se- five Xfinity Series races six regular season races still in his first ATP final. ski resort of Gstaad. victory at the track. He has ries race. with drivers Austin Dil- to go. The match started in The 22-year-old Ferro four victories at the mile NASCAR announced lon, Paul Menard and Kurt blazing sunshine with a was playing her first fi- oval to tie the record set by Harrison’s death during the Busch, who were all driving UP NEXT temperature of 85 degrees nal on tour, while Cornet Jeff Burton. drivers’ meeting before the Sunday. At Pocono Raceway on andafeel-liketemperature dropped to a career record Harvick won at New race Sunday and honored “We all lost a friend last July 28. of95.Itlasted1hour,15 of 6-7 in title matches. 42 | SPORTS | THE DAILY TIMES MONDAY, JULY 22, 2019

UNION MLS Atlanta United strikes late Fabian’s wonder strike in win against D.C. United reemphasizes his value The Associated Press ATLANTA >> Gonzalo “Pity” Martínez now, for our whole group, which had a goal and an assist in the clos- By Matthew DeGeorge is actually OK, we don’t want to [email protected] ing minutes to help Atlanta United @sportsdoctormd on Twitter peak in July. I still think that this beat D.C. United 2-0 on Sunday. group has a lot more to give, a Brad Guzan had three saves for CHESTER >> It was uttered in the lot more we can improve on and his MLS-leading 10th shutout this press box, perhaps whispered in we have some pieces that are now season. the stands and left unsaid in the getting healthy and coming back Atlanta (11-8-3, 36 points) con- Philadelphia Union locker room after injury. trolled the action throughout — fin- Saturday night. The glory of re- “Marco can change a defense, ishing with 71.4% possession and play should only reinforce how just by the goal he scores now, if outshootingD.C.United18-7— boisterous the assessment is. youthinkaboutit,centerbacks and finally broke through as time There’s no one on the Union and the back line has to step waned. Darlington Nagbe lofted a roster other than Marco Fabian out, and that leaves space for cross that Martínez headed home for whom they could’ve drawn up Fafa (Picault) or Kacper (Przyb- from point-blank range to open the the free-kick sequence in the 11th ylko) to get in behind. It changes scoring in the 89th minute. minute. There’s few in Union his- everything.” Josef Martínez slipped behind tory (even on the training pitch) Thebiggestchallengeforthe the defense, ran onto a long ball who could do with that ball what Union (11-6-6, 39 points) in as- from Pity Martínez flipped it over Fabian did, powering his right sembling their attack is simple the head of charging goalkeeper laces into a laser of a shot, the health. Fabian and Monteiro have Bill Hamid and into the net in the opening blow in a 2-0 win over MIKEY REEVES — FOR MEDIANEWS GROUP played a grand total of 185 min- second minute of stoppage time. the inferior Chicago Fire. MarcoFabianhashadalotofgoalstocelebrateathomelately, utes together. Neither has been D.C. (9-6-8, 35 points), which has “I think the goal Marco scores betweenthisoneagainstOrlandoCitytwoweeksagoandablast onthefieldwithAndrewWooten, just one win its last five games, fell is a spectacular goal,” manager Saturday against Chicago. His good form bodes well for the Union as the Union’s summer striker sign- into third in the Eastern Confer- JimCurtinsaid.“It’sagreatgoal they get healthy down the stretch. ing who — all due respect to Przy- ence standings, one point behind from Marco. It shows you guys bylko’s team-best nine goals and Atlanta and four back of the Union. the game-changing quality that most accomplished and talented 20 (Montreal). Recent visitors Picault’s dogged recent work — REVOLUTION 2, FC CINCINNATI 0 >> he has.” players ever to wear a Union Orlando, Colorado, Portland and figures to be a keystone up top. Charles Gil had a goal and an as- It’s yet another, increasingly shirt, but he’s overshadowed by Seattle have been willing to cede Time is on the Union’s side. sist, Matt Turner had a career-high unnecessary reminder that the both the man he replaced (Borek upwards of 60 percent of the ball They’re first in the East, 10 seven saves and New England beat Mexican midfielder holds the key Dockal) and the Union’s other big and let the hosts try to find a points clear of the playoff line. expansion FC Cincinnati to extend to unlock the Union’s potential. signing, Jamiro Monteiro. (Lest way through the lines, which the They have a challenging but win- its unbeaten streak to 10 games. It wasn’t needed in the dressing we forget, Dockal started slowly Union have struggled to do. nable game at sixth-place Mon- New England (8-8-6, 30 points) room, where Fabian’s teammates for more than a month, draw- Fabian’s ability on the ball treal next week before a trip to is 6-0-4 since a 5-0 loss at Chicago serenaded him with a Spanish ing premature criticism about can unhinge defenses. His close D.C. United Aug. 4. They have May 8. rendition of “Happy Birthday,” his adaptability, then led MLS touchandknackforconnecting 11 games to decipher their best Defender Kendall Watson poked as Fabian turns 30 Sunday. with 19 assists.) Let’s not under- passes distorts opponents’ shape. squad without having to battle awaytheballfromGustavoBouat Let’snotmincewords:Fabian estimate Fabian’s national-team When he runs at defenders with for their playoff lives. the top of the 6-yard box, and Gil is not the most popular player past, on the other side of the U.S.- aheadofsteam,heforcesdeci- It’s 11 games to get Fabian, first-timed a rising side-footer into with Union fans. Patience has Mexico rivalry. sionsandopensspaceforteam- Monteiro and company familiar the net to give the Revolution the been tested in a stop-start open Fabian is quietly making the mates. And his long-range shot with each other. lead in the ninth minute. to his Union career. Fabian scored early aspersions look foolish. demands respect. “For sure, I feel more comfort- REDBULLS1,ORLANDOCITY0>> Brian onhisdebutbutpickedupared He’s tied for second on the team “The moments we work for are able because everybody is good White scored, Luis Robles had four card in the second game against with four goals. His reemergence the transition moments where with me,” Fabian said. “They are saves and New York slipped past Or- Sporting Kansas City, carrying a comes at a fortuitous time: The Marco is on the ball running at good people, good teammates lando City. two-game ban. He returned for Union are done sneaking up on thebackfour,andyousawthree and I feel very good because after Robles had his fifth shutout of three starts, leaving the last in teams. Opponents have come to or four of those tonight where my injury, that’s the most impor- the season and his first since June 1 Los Angeles after 23 minutes Talen Energy Stadium to bun- maybe he didn’t execute it per- tant thing. I want to be good for for the Red Bulls (10-8-4, 34 points). withanankleinjury.Thenext ker deep and defend, daring the fectly, maybe he turned it over, myself, with my body, and now White scored in the 32nd min- 11 games brought just three ap- Union to break them down. The maybe passed when he should threegamesafterwhenIcame ute, bouncing a sliding first-timer pearances (one start) as the team Union had 54.7 percent posses- have dribbled or maybe dribbled back, I feel good every week. I off goalkeeper Brian Rowe and into flourished without him. sionagainsttheFire,theirlow- when he should have passed,” just work and try to take more of the net. Fabian is easily among the est for a home game since April Curtin said. “It’s not perfect right my best moments on to the field.” Orlando City dropped to 7-10-5. MONDAY, JULY 22, 2019 THE DAILY TIMES | SPORTS | 43

BASEBALL SUMMER SOFTBALL NELL starts state tournament with walk-off win What could’ve been a and Brendan Till had two Sunday to clinch the regu- CONCORD 11, MARPLE NEW- Marty McGee’s disaster turned around hits. Harrison McTear got lar-season title. It’s the sec- TOWN 6 >> Concord stated quickly for Newtown-Edg- the final three outs, surren- ond straight crown, third its case for a playoff bye, mont Little League Sunday. dering two unearned runs, in the last five years and as Chris Salvey homered, Despite squandering a to limit the damage and re- 16th since the Delco League doubled and drove in four, rallies to claim five-run lead in the sixth cord the win. changed from two divisions and Ben Burman tossed five inning, NELL walked off to one league table in 1995. solid innings as the Canes in its Pennsylvania tourna- Babe Ruth 14s Cameron Mathes and wrapped up the regular sea- ment opener thanks to Jack A12-runthirdinningput James Dougherty combined son with a win. DDivisiontitle Maholick’s sacrifice fly, giv- the game away quickly as on the three-hit shutout in BenFasoaddedthreehits Down five runs in the de- the seventh with a double, ing NELL an 8-7 win over Broomall-Newtown routed Game 1, Mathes going five and two runs. Frank Saviski cisive Game 3 of the Millen- Terrance Heller followed Exeter. Sorensco, 22-1, at the Babe innings for the win. They hadthreehits,arunandan nium Sunday League D Di- with a two-bagger and both NELL led 7-2 entering the Ruth Mid-Atlantic Tourna- combined to strike out 10. RBI for Concord, which fin- vision final, the Marty Ma- scored on an error to clinch top of the sixth, but Section ment, its third straight win Ed Paparella had two hits, ished its 32-game run with gee’s Knights remained the title. Scott Abdo added a 7 champion Exeter rallied to in pool play. two RBIs and three runs 59 points, good for second undaunted. three-run triple. even the game. Caleb Jame- Owen Mathes collected scoredforWayne.MattBri- in the league. Third-place The Knights rallied for In the E Division champi- son reached base to lead off three hits and two RBIs, neraddedapairofhits,and UpperDarbyhas55points nine runs in the bottom of onship: thebottomofthesixth,and and Gavin Doney added Dan Williams drove in two. and two games remaining the sixth to take a 14-10 win MILMONT REPUBLICAN Maholick drove him home three hits. Johnny Small A three-run first inning – at Wayne Monday, and in Game 3 of the final and CLUB 19-8-16, PHIREBALLS/ with the sac fly. and Alex Bruno contributed in the nightcap put Wayne a to-be-rescheduled game claim the title. QTPSTYLE.COM 16-12-6 >> The win moves NELL RBI doubles during the 12- ahead for good. Will Pei- against Marple Newtown Marty Magee’s opened MRC eked out a win in the into the winners’ bracket. run inning. Jake Mice- ffer contributed two tri- if it is pertinent for either’s with a 12-11 win in Game opener thanks to three hits The District 19 and Sec- wski was the beneficiary of ples, three this and three playoff standing. 1. Christian DiGalbo (5-for- and six RBIs from Matt tion 8 champ will take on all the run support with a RBIs, and Paparella added NARBERTH11,ASTONVALLEY 5, 4 RBIs) contributed an Bayes. Anthony Stango was Greater Pittston Area (Dis- quick three innings of two- an RBI and a run scored. 0>> James Kelly struck out RBI double after Anthony 3-for-3 with a homer, and trict 15/Section 5), which hit ball. Another Mathes, Alden, nine over five shutout in- Astolf’s double in the sixth, Darren D’Ambrosio dou- topped Council Rock Hol- BN continues pool play did the pitching in Game nings, and Steve DeBarbe- and Jim Calabrese and Jer- bled three times. land, 5-4, Sunday. That against Piedmont (Del.) 2, like his older brother rie led the way with three emy Schwartz followed with Phireballs recovered to game is Monday at 4 p.m. Monday night at 6. striking out seven over hits and three RBIs as the singles. After Casey’s tied it push the series to the dis- at Camp Hill Little League. four innings. Mudcats dented Aston Val- inthetopoftheseventh, tance, but they ran out of Brady Abate led NELL Delco League Dave Dragone had five ley’s playoff hopes. Christian DiGalbo plated steam in a 10-run finale, with two hits and two RBIs. Another year, another hits and both RBIs for Mid- Mike White added two brother Collin (3 hits, 3 runs) Zach Williams’ base hit (his Chase McMahon had two league title for Wayne. dletown. He also tossed five hits,andJoeRavertand with a walk-off single. Astolf third) scoring Steve Gifford RBIs and two runs scored, Wayne swept last-place solid innings of relief in Ian Diaz drove in two runs added three hits and three to trigger the mercy rule. Maholick added two RBIs, Middletown, 8-0 and 6-2, Game 2. apiece. runs scored. Danny Leicht Gifford was 4-for-5 with homered. three doubles and five RBIs. The Peacocks rebounded Joe Callahan went 4-for-4 DELCO LEAGUE Sunday, July 21 ON THIS DATE IN DELCO ... with a 10-6 win in Game 2 withapairofhomers. Team...... W L T Pts Game 9: J.P. Mascaro 1, Downingtown 0 y-Wayne ...... 21 7 1 64 Game 10: Roslyn 9, Yardley-Morrisville 8 to set up the rubber match. In the Rec Division cham- y-Concord ...... 19 11 2 59 Game 11: Bristol 5, Nether Providence 2 1976 2008 Christian DiGalbo went pionships: y-Upper Darby ...... 18 11 1 55 Monday, July 22 Roslyn vs. Nether Providence, 4 4-for-4withfourRBIsin SAWLOON 16-15, J.D. MCGIL- y-Narberth ...... 16 13 2 50 Game 12:  Mike Marinchak collects a  Marco Menna goes 3-for-3 y-Chester ...... 15 13 1 46 Game 13: J.P. Mascaro vs. Bristol, 7 the nightcap. Calabrese LICUDDY’S KIRKLYN II 3-3 Tuesday, July 23 double, triple and three RBIs, with a double, Mike Galetta chips Marple Newtown ...... 12 17 0 36 >> Aston Valley ...... 10 16 3 33 Game 14: Winner Game 12 vs. Winner FredHogeaddsapairofdoubles, in with a two-run single and a added three hits and three The Sawloon bats and Springfield ...... 11 18 0 33 Game 13, 1 and Wayne Burns and Bob two-run double, and winning runs, Schwartz was 3-for-4 Eric Jackson’s arm made it Middletown ...... 6 22 2 20 Game 15: If necessary, 30 minutes after Game 14 McEntee combine for a one- pitcher Tim Andrel strikes out withtwoRBIsandAstolf aquickdayonthewayto y-Clinched playoff berth hitter (Dave Gera’s single in the four in four innings of relief to Note: Three (3) points for a win, one (1) NOTE 2: If three teams remain after added two hits, two runs Sawloon’s first champion- point for a tie Game 13, the winner of Game 11 auto- seventh inning) in Tinicum A.C.’s helpNarberthearnan8-3Delco matically draws the bye in Game 14. and two RBIs behind the ship. AJ Cetroni and man- MONDAY 11-2Delco Baseball League vic- Baseball League decision over BABE RUTH 14S tory over Media. Collingdale. rubber-armed Mike La- agerTimRyanwent6-for-8 Aston Valley vs. Chester, Chester Athletic, 6 Upper Darby vs. Wayne, Devon Prep HS, 6 MIDDLE ATLANTIC REGIONAL buski, who tossed three with five runs in the double Narberth vs. Middletown, Penncrest HS, 6 (At Hamilton, N.J.) complete games. dip. Brian Quinlan contrib- 9a.m. Game 25: Game 23 winner vs. Game 24 Springfield vs. Marple Newtown, Marple Sunday, July 21 Game 17: Piedmont vs. Frederick, Noon winner, 5 In the B Division champi- utedfivehitsandthreeruns. Newtown H.S., 6 Game 6: West Windsor-Plainsboro 8, Frederick 4 Game 18: Bridgewater vs. Atlantic LITTLE LEAGUE onship: In the A Division first TUESDAY West, 3 Game 7: Kingston 9, Jamestown 1 Aston Valley vs. Marple Newtown, Game 19: West Windsor-Plainsboro vs. PA. STATE TOURNAMENT GALLE ELECTRIC SHOCKERS round: Marple Newtown HS, 6 Game 8: Broomall-Newtown 22, Broomall-Newtown, 6 Sorensco 1 (At Camp Hill LL) 16-7, COCCO’S OF ASTON 5-6 >> HUNT’S HEAVY HITTERS 15- Wayne vs. Chester, Chester Athletic Field, 6 Game 20: Kingston vs. Hamilton, 8:30 Game 9: Bridgewater 15, Hamilton/NB 4 Sunday, July 21 16, STEPHEN’S ON STATE 9-6 Springfield vs. Middletown, Penncrest HS, 6 Wednesday, July 24 Wayne Anderson and Todd Game 10: Piedmont vs. West Windsor- Game 1: Newtown-Edgmont 8, Exeter 7 Plainsboro, late Quarterfinals Game 2: Greater Pittston 5, Council Rock Abbott went 3-for-3 in the >> Steve Sakers was 7-for-8 BASEBALL Monday, July 22 Game 21: Pool B No. 3 vs. Pool A No. 2, Holland 4 opener, and Rob Manton at the dish and pitched both 10 a.m. Game 11: Atlantic West vs. Kingston, Game 3: West Point 9, Harborcreek 5 AMERICAN LEGION 9a.m. Game 22: Pool A No. 3 3 vs. Pool B No. Game 4: Warrior Run vs. East Pennsboro, clubbed a three-run homer ends of the best-of-3 sweep. 2, 1:30 REGION 3 TOURNAMENT Game 12: Frederick vs. Sorensco, Noon late to trigger the mercy rule. Mike Ianieri and Sean Ryan Semifinals At Spring City Game 13: Jamestown vs. Bridgewater, 3 Monday, July 22 Game 23: Game 21 winner vs. Pool B Thesecondgamewouldn’t doubled three times each Saturday, July 20 Game 14: Broomall-Newtown vs. Game 5: Exeter vs. Council Rock Holland, No. 1, 5 10 a.m. Game 5: Roslyn 5, Perk Valley 3 Piedmont, 6 be so straightforward. Coc- in Game 1. Mark Alberston Game 24: Game 22 winner vs. Pool A Game 6: Harborcreek vs. Game 4 loser, 1 Game 6: J.P. Mascaro 3, Spring City 0 Game 15: Sorensco vs. West Windsor- No. 1, 8:30 co’s baked up a one-run lead was 3-for-3 with a three-run Plainsboro, 8:30 Game 7: Newtown-Edgmont vs. Greater Game 7: Bristol 12, Downingtown 2 Thursday, July 25 Tuesday, July 23 Pittston, 4 in the seventh. Brad Yori (3- homerinGame2.MikeBuc- Game 8: Nether Providence 6, Yardley- Championship Game 8: West Point vs. Game 4 winner, 7 Morrisville 1 Game 16: Atlantic West vs. Jamestown, for-4 in first game) led off cella tripled twice. 44 | SPORTS | THE DAILY TIMES MONDAY, JULY 22, 2019

MLB Halladay feted with tearful Hall of Fame induction

ing his family and hometown By John Kekis of Castor, Louisiana, for much AP Sports Writer of his success. COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. >> For “It’s been my family. They’re MarianoRivera,itwasthe the main reason I’m standing culmination of a storied ca- here today,” Smith said. “To my reer, dreams of being the mom and dad — your support next Pele long since forgot- has meant everything to me.” ten. For Brandy Halladay, the Smith pitched 18 seasons Baseball Hall of Fame induc- for the Cubs, Red Sox, Cardi- tion ceremony was a tearful nals, Yankees, Orioles, Angels, moment to reflect on the ac- Reds and Expos and retired as complishments of her late MLB’s career saves leader with husband, and she handled a 478,atitleheheldfor13sea- difficult task admirably. sons. That total now ranks Rivera, the career saves third all-time, as do his 802 leader and the first player MILO STEWART JR. — THE games finished. unanimously voted into the ASSOCIATED PRESS Martinez was a seven-time Hall by the Baseball Writers’ Roy Halladay’s Baseball Hall All-Star and five-time Silver Association of America, was of Fame plaque. Slugger Award winner for Se- greeted by chants of his name attle, where he spent his en- from the adoring crowd as he tire 18-year career. He won stepped to the podium in a two AL batting titles, led the fitting close to Sunday’s cere- league in on-base percentage mony.HespokeinbothEng- HANS PENNICK — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ways pushed me to be the threetimes,andwasnamed lish and at the end in Span- best,” he said. “When I was the outstanding designated ish, rarely looking down at the National Baseball Hall of Fame inductees, from left, Harold Baines, Lee Smith, Edgar at Yankee Stadium pitch- hitter five times, an award that speech he had prepared. Martinez, Mike Mussina, Mariano Rivera and Brandy Halladay, widow of Roy Halladay, hold ing, it felt like I was pitching now bears his name. “I think I choose that be- their plaques after the induction ceremony in Cooperstown Sunday. with 55,000 people throw- “I am honored and humbled cause sometimes you write ing one pitch after another. to be standing here,” said Mar- words and it doesn’t sound baseball signee, was drafted “IthinkthatRoywould field every day ready to do Without your support, I can- tinez, who was born in New right,” Rivera said. “But when by the Blue Jays with the 957th want everyone to know that whatever it took to give his not do it. You guys came to York,grewupinPuertoRico you come from the heart, it pick in June’s draft.) people are not perfect,” Brandy team the best possible chance see me succeed.” and also delivered part of his comes right. My intention “I knew I was going to cry said. “We are all imperfect and to win. I think Roy would Mussina, a native of Mon- speech in Spanish. “It is hard was always to speak from the at some point. It’s overwhelm- flawed in one way or another. rather be remembered by toursville, Pa., who pitched to believe that a dream that heart.” ing the amount of people here We all struggle, but with hard who he was, not what he did for 18 major league seasons, started when I was 10 years Rivera and fellow closer Lee today,” she said, tears welling work, humility and dedication, on the ballfield. He so desper- posted a record of 270-153 old (ended here). The first Smith, starters Mike Mussina in her eyes, her voice quavering imperfect people can still have ately wanted to be as great and andwasaseven-timeGold time I saw Roberto Clemente, and Halladay, and designated with emotion. “I’m so grateful perfect moments. Roy was successful at home as he was Glove winner. He spent his all I wanted to do was play the hitters Edgar Martinez and you’re here. I can’t tell you how blessed in his life and in his in baseball.” entire career in the high-scor- game. What an honor to have Harold Baines were feted on many hugs I’ve gotten. There are career to have some perfect The family decided that ing AL East with the Orioles my plaque in the Hall along- asun-splashedafternoonin not enough words to thank you. moments.” there would be no logo on and Yankees. side his.” Cooperstown. A crowd esti- “I know how honored Roy Atwo-timeCyYoungAward his plaque because both or- “I spent a lot of time reflect- The soft-spoken Baines, a mated at 55,000, the second- wouldbetobesittinghere winner, Halladay amassed a ganizations meant so much ingonmytimeinbaseball,” Maryland native who still lives largest for an induction cer- with such accomplished men. 203-105 record in a 16-year ca- to Halladay. said Mussina, the oldest first- there, never displayed much emony, quickly made Rivera Thank you for being such a reer with Toronto and the Phil- Asachild,Riveradreamed time 20-game winner in MLB emotion in his 22-year career, feel at peace. good example to him and to lies.Hebecamejustthesec- of being a soccer player in the history when he reached the but his voice cracked through- “You’respecialforme,”said supporting him in his career. ond pitcher in major league mold of the great Brazilian milestone at age 39 in 2008, out his speech. Rivera, who left his native Pan- This is not my speech to give.” historytothrowano-hitterin star, Pele. Instead, he found his final season in the ma- “Somehow I acquired a ama in 1990 unable to speak The son of a commercial the postseason, opening the his niche on a baseball mound jors. “I was never fortunate to reputation for not saying English. “Thank you for your pilot, Roy Halladay was 40 2010 NL Division Series with and finished his career with win a Cy Young Award or be much. I’m not sure why,” help. Latin American fans, whenhewaskilledinaplane one against the Cincinnati 652saves.Hepitched19sea- a World Series champion, win he deadpanned at the start. thank you. Thank you for lov- crashinNovember2017into Reds in the first playoff start sons in the major leagues, all 300 games or strike out 3,000 “From teachers to coaches ing me. I’m so humbled and the Gulf of Mexico while pi- of his career. He also pitched a with the New York Yankees, hitters. My opportunities for who showed me kindness blessed to receive this incred- loting his plane alone off the perfect game that season. Hal- and retired with 952 games those achievements are in the and discipline, I thank you ible honor. God bless you all.” Florida coast 20 miles from laday was elected in his first finished — also a record. A 13- past.Today,Igettobecomea all for what you’ve done for Brandy Halladay fought his home. A toxicology report year on the ballot. time All-Star, Rivera helped member of the Baseball Hall me. If I can leave you with back tears as she spoke for showed high levels of am- “Of course he would be hon- the Yankees win five World ofFame.ThistimeImadeit.” one message, it’s to give back her late husband, with whom phetamines and morphine ored and humbled,” Brandy Series titles and seven Amer- Smiling from beginning to to your community. I stand she has two sons, Ryan and in his system and hints of an Halladay said. “He was a true ican League pennants. end, Smith congratulated his here very humbled. It has Braden. (Braden, a Penn State antidepressant. competitor.Hewenttothe “Tothefans,youguysal- new classmates before credit- taken time to sink in.” MONDAY, JULY 22, 2019 THE DAILY TIMES | SPORTS | 45

MLB Wojciechowski tosses a gem as Orioles shut out Red Sox The Associated Press longest winning streak to the third, knocked out Pax- nings. Brad Hand allowed begin a career in Marlins ton (5-5) in the fourth and Bubba Starling’s first ma- BALTIMORE >> Asher history. ended New York’s five-game jor league home run in the Wojciechowski took an un- One day after the Dodg- winning streak. ninth, but struck out the likely no-hitter into the sev- ers’ bullpen blew a 6-0 lead Blackmon went 4 for 5, next three hitters for his enth inning, Trey Mancini before the offense rallied, Nolan Arenado hit a tie- 27th save in 28 opportu- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS homered twice off Andrew Buehler (9-1) took the heat breaking, two-run double nities. Orioles starting pitcher Asher Wojciechowski delivers a Cashner and Baltimore beat off the relievers by giving up and David Dahl added a Glenn Sparkman (4-5) al- pitchduringthesecondinningofSunday’swinoverthe Boston to win its first series just five hits and no walks. two-run single in the third, lowed both homers and gave Red Sox in Baltimore. from the Red Sox in 11 tries ANGELS 9, MARINERS 3 >> Re- whenthreerunswereun- up five runs — four earned since 2017. surgent slugger Albert Pu- earned because first base- —in52/3innings. Making his 15th career jols and Mike Trout hom- man Luke Voit allowed Tony TIGERS 4, BLUE JAYS 3, 10 IN- chael Brantley homered >> Mike Yastrzemski hom- start, Wojciechowski (1-3) ered, Brian Goodwin con- Wolters’ sacrifice bunt to NINGS >> Nicholas Castella- twice, Jose Altuve also went ered with one out in the came in with a 6.49 career nected twice and Los bounce off his glove for an nos led off the bottom of deep and Houston beat bottom of the 12th inning ERA and was facing the Angeles beat Seattle. error. the 10th inning with a home struggling Texas for its fifth togiveSanFranciscoa3-2 highest-scoring team in the Pujols sliced a second-in- CARDINALS 3, REDS 1 >> Yairo run, and Detroit snapped its straight victory. victory over New York. majors. The 30-year-old re- ning solo drive into the right Munoz celebrated a rare six-game losing streak. Rogelio Armenteros (1-0) TheGiantshadn’thada sponded with the best out- field seats for his 648th ca- start with a home run and TheTigerswonforonly pitched five solid innings in hit since the fourth when ingofhislife,allowingone reer homer. a triple to help St. Louis beat the eighth time in their last his first major league start, Yastrzemski lofted a full- hit over 7 1/3 innings and The 39-year-old Pujols Cincinnati. 41games—andthisvictory sending Texas to its seventh count pitch from Robert finishing with a career-high joined home run champ Munoz, making his 16th didn’t come easily. Closer loss in a row. Gsellman (1-2) the other way 10 strikeouts. Barry Bonds and Hall of start among 55 games, also Shane Greene allowed a Brantley put the AL West into the left-center stands. Rafael Devers led off the Famers Eddie Murray and singled to finish with three tying, two-run homer by leaders on the board with a Yastrzemski is the grandson seventh with a double off Frank Robinson as the only of the six hits for the Car- Lourdes Gurriel Jr. in the two-run drive to right-cen- of Hall of Fame slugger Carl theright-fieldwalltobreak playerstotallyatleast15 dinals, who improved to 7-3 ninth, but Castellanos con- terinthefirst.Headdeda Yastrzemski. up Wojciechowski’s bid. homers in each of their first since the All-Star break. nected on the first pitch solo shot to right field in the Buster Posey had two hits Paul Fry got the final 19 seasons. Hissecondhomerof thrown by Tim Mayza (0- eighth. and scored twice to help the two outs in the eighth and Pujols drove in two runs the season in the ninth, 1) for his 11th homer of the TWINS 7, ATHLETICS 6 >> Max surging Giants (50-50) get Mychal Givens worked the and has 14 RBIs in his last off Raisel Iglesias, gave St. season. Kepler drove in four runs, back to .500 with their 15th ninth to complete the one- eightgames.Hegottwohits Louis an insurance run. Nick Ramirez (5-3) including the game-winner win in 18 games. San Fran- hitter and end Boston’s run and moved past Paul Waner The Reds avoided their pitched a scoreless top of to cap a two-run rally in the cisco took three of four from of 81 games without being for16thplaceonthecareer ninth shutout loss of the the 10th for Detroit. ninth inning, and Minne- New York for its first series blanked. It was also the first list 3,154. season on Phillip Ervin’s RAYS 4, WHITE SOX 2 >> Blake sota beat Oakland. win over the Mets since time in 11 games the Red Trout added to his AL- eighth-inning pinch-hit Snell struck out 10 in six Ehire Adrianza’s third 2014. All three wins came Sox failed to hit a home run. leadingtotalswithhis home run off Andrew Miller. scoreless innings, Tra- hit of the game was a tri- in extra innings. DODGERS 9, MARLINS 0 >> 32nd home run and 79th INDIANS 5, ROYALS 4 >> Fran- vis d’Arnaud hit his first ple off Liam Hendriks (2- BREWERS 7, DIAMONDBACKS Walker Buehler struck out RBI, hitting a solo shot in cisco Lindor homered af- grand slam and Tampa Bay 1) that scored Luis Arraez 4>> Tyler Saladino had his 11 over seven innings and the seventh. ter originally being sched- stopped its longest losing from first base with one out first career grand slam, the Los Angeles hit a trio ROCKIES 8, YANKEES 4 >> uled to get the day off, José streak of the year at five in the ninth. After Hendriks Mike Moustakas hit a go- of home runs to complete a James Paxton allowed a Ramírez hit a tiebreaking games by beating Chicago. struck out Jason Castro, Ke- ahead run-scoring single in three-game sweep of Miami. leadoff home run for the home run in the sixth and Snell (6-7) allowed three pler lined the first pitch into the eighth inning and Mil- Max Muncy, Joc Peder- second straight outing when ClevelandbeatKansasCity. hits and two walks while left-center for his third hit. waukee beat Arizona. son and A.J. Pollock went Charlie Blackmon shook out Lindor talked his way throwing a season-high 109 Hendriks had picked up Saladino broke out of a deep as the first-place Dodg- of a slump and started Colo- into the lineup at desig- pitches. saves in each of the last season-long slump with his ers won for the sixth time rado to a win over New York nated hitter after manager D’Arnaud had been hit- two games and hadn’t al- first homer of the year, a in nine games since the that halted a six-game los- Terry Francona planned less in 11 at-bats since a lowed an earned run in 20 grand slam off Alex Young All-Star break. Buehler re- ing streak. on resting the All-Star three-homer game Monday 2/3 innings. in the fourth inning after corded his third double- On the second consecu- shortstop. His two-run night in a 5-4 win over the PADRES 5, CUBS 1 >> Francisco Milwaukee fell behind 4-0. digit strikeout game this tive day with a 94-degree homer in the third tied the New York Yankees that pre- Mejía homered, Fernando Moustakas hit a go- season. temperature at game time, game at 2-all. ceded his team’s recent skid. Tatis Jr. drove in three runs ahead three-run homer Marlins rookie Jordan DJ LaMahieu homered on Ramírez’s leadoff homer Yolmer Sanchez got his and San Diego avoided the in Saturday night’s 8-3 Yamamoto not only lost for the first pitch from Ger- put Cleveland ahead in the 21st triple since 2017 for the sweep in Chicago. win and put the Brewers the first time in seven major man Márquez (9-5) in the sixth and the Indians went White Sox, who won the Mejía and Tatis had two ahead late again, chopping league starts, but the home bottom half. But Márquez on to their seventh win in firsttwogamesofthese- hits apiece for the Padres, asinglethroughthemid- runs by Muncy and Peder- rebounded from his worst eight games. Cleveland has ries and were seeking their whoscoredthreerunsin dle after Keston Hiura led son were the first ones he’s big league start and cooled alsowon13of16. first sweep since May 27-29 the ninth and have won just off the eighth inning with allowed in his career. Ya- theYankees’batsafterthat. Rookie Zach Plesac (4-3) against Kansas City. two of their last nine. a triple against Yoan Lo- mamoto (4-1) had the third- Colorado took a 5-1 lead in allowed two runs in six in- ASTROS 5, RANGERS 3 >> Mi- GIANTS 2, METS 2, 12 INNINGS pez (1-4). 46 | SPORTS | THE DAILY TIMES MONDAY, JULY 22, 2019

PHILLIES An unwelcome guest, Phils win in extras onds before flicking dirt and re- PHILLIES 2, PIRATES 1 By Wes Crosby turning to the dugout. PHILLIES AB R H BI BB SO Avg Associated Press Kingerycf-ss400011.283 PhilliesrelieverRangerSuarez Segurass 200000.273 PITTSBURGH >> Phillies manager (3-0) got Starling Marte to ground N.Williamslf 300001.169 Gabe Kapler spotted a man stroll- out to end the 10th, stranding Adam Harperrf 411012.258 ing over to the third base umpire Frazier at third, and worked around Hoskins1b 412100.259 Miller3b 300001.237 andfigureditwasamemberofthe ahitinthe11th. c-Francoph-3b200001.234 PNC Park grounds crew. After all, Drew Smyly made his first start Hernandez2b501100.280 there had been a rain delay a lit- with the Phillies, allowing one run Haseleylf-cf 401000.229 tle earlier. and four hits in six innings. He also Knappc 300001.156 Kapler soon realized he was struck out. Smylyp 200000.000 a-Realmutoph100001.270 wrong. 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Cabrerarf 502100.304 Phillies beat the Pittsburgh Pirates “It’s definitely a great one to start Osuna3b 301000.309 2-1 Sunday on Rhys Hoskins’ home off on and just try to build off of it,” Crickp 000000 — run in the 11th inning. Smylysaid.“Itwasalotoffunjust Vazquezp 000000.000 Still, Kapler couldn’t comprehend being out there with a new group of d-Dickersonph000010.305 Strattonp 000000.000 what had happened. guys with a fresh start. ... Just going f-Stallingsph100001.306 “Everyone was just like, ‘Hey, to try to roll with it.” Kangss 200002.179 what’s that guy doing?’” he said. Pirates starter Dario Agrazal b-Moranph-3b200001.295 “But nobody felt threatened until allowed one run on three hits Diazc 400000.252 Agrazalp 200002.000 he started to get close to the um- with five strikeouts in six innings. Rodriguezp 000000 — pire and he’s in like street clothes. The 24-year-old rookie has given Frazier2b 201001.278 It was crazy. It was really bizarre.” up a combined eight runs (seven Totals 36161413 Moments after Bryce Harper earned)in28inningsthroughhis PHILLIES 000 100 000 01 — 2 6 0 argued a called third strike and first five starts. Pittsburgh 100 000 000 00 — 1 6 0 Hoskins spiked his bat after being “Just maintaining the attack,” a-struck out for Smyly in the 7th; hit by a pitch, Miller backed away Agrazal said. “The mentality of at- b-grounded out for Kang in the 7th; c-struck out for Miller in the 9th; d-pinch while being approached in the bat- tacking, locking in on pitches and hit for Vazquez in the 9th; e-doubled for ter’s box by the sauntering fan. on hitting the zone, and maintain- Neris in the 10th; f-struck out for Strat- The man kept walking before ing my mentality was continuous ton in the 11th. LOB: PHILLIES 7, Pittsburgh 9; 2B: Harper being handcuffed by security per- and consistent.” (29), Quinn (2), Newman (13), Frazier sonnel at the top of the steps to the Melky Cabrera put the Pirates (22); HR: Hoskins (21), off Stratton; RBIs: Phillies dugout and led away. Miller ahead 1-0 in the first with an RBI Hoskins (62), Hernandez (42), Cabrera (32); CS: Newman (4); S: Newman; Run- then grounded into an inning-end- single. The Phillies tied it in the ners left in scoring position: PHILLIES ing double play. fourth when Cesar Hernandez came 2 (Hoskins, N.Williams), Pittsburgh KEITH SRAKOCIC — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Hoskins hit his 21st home run, out of a 25-minute rain delay and 5(Marte,Bell,Osuna,Diaz2);RISP: The Phillies’ Rhys Hoskins, left, rounds the bases in front of Pirates first PHILLIES 1 for 5, Pittsburgh 1 for 9; and just his second in 17 games, singled home Harper. Runners moved up: Hoskins, Kingery, connecting off Chris Stratton (1-3). Pittsburgh has scored 25 runs in basemanJoshBellafterhittingasolohomeruninthe11thinningSunday. Marte 2, Bell, Cabrera; GIDP: Miller; DP: Hoskins’ homer was the difference in a 2-1Phillies win. Pittsburgh 1 (Newman, Kang, Bell); HBP: “Sometimes you just need to nine games since the All-Star break. Agrazal (Hoskins), Rodriguez (Knapp), beremindedthatyoucandoit,” “Overall, though, (we’re) not get- Neris 2 (Marte,Moran). Hoskins said. “You still can do it. I ting a string of hits,” Pirates man- ances for Philadelphia this season. UP NEXT PHILLIES IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Smyly 6 4 1 1 2 8 96 7.69 PHILLIES >> barreledaballrightataguyearly ager Clint Hurdle said. “The consec- RHP Nick Pivetta moved to the bull- RHP Aaron Nola (8-2, Nicasio 100000 85.30 in the game. It just doesn’t feel the utive good at-bats. Some extra-base pen to accommodate Smyly’s addi- 3.77) starts at Detroit Tuesday. Since Morgan 100012233.38 same when it doesn’t get the job hits. A home run here and there. tion to the rotation. last losing in a 2-1 defeat against Neris 100010204.10 done. Hopefully, it’s big.” None of that’s really happening.” Miami June 21, Nola is 2-0 in five Suarez, W, 3-0 2 2 0 0 0 3 29 2.81 The drive came right after TRAINER’S ROOM starts while allowing seven runs (six Pittsburgh IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA ROSTER MOVE Agrazal 631125932.25 Harper again seemed displeased PHILLIES >> SS Jean Segura left af- earned) in 32 2/3 innings. Rodriguez 1 0 0 0 0 1 17 3.50 with plate umpire Ben May when PHILLIES>> RHP Fernando Salas was ter the top of the fourth inning be- PIRATES >> RHP Trevor Williams (3- Crick 100000103.86 striking out looking to start the in- designated for assignment to open cause of heel soreness. He was 0 3, 5.17) could start against St. Louis Vazquez 110001201.91 ning. After being called out on a a roster spot for Smyly. Salas (0-0, for 2 before Scott Kingery moved Monday if he’s well enough after be- Stratton,L,1-3221101326.58 Umpires: Home, Ben May, First, Cory slider at the top of the zone, Harper 6.75) allowed two runs on eight hits from center field to replace him ing scratched Saturday because of Blaser, Second, Laz Diaz, Third, Tony crouched in the box for several sec- in 2 2/3 innings across three appear- at shortstop. flu-like symptoms. Randazzo; T: 3:41; A: 24,830 (38,362). MONDAY, JULY 22, 2019 THE DAILY TIMES | SPORTS | 47

INSIDE SPORTS ... THE SIXERS For pricey Harris, time to become a legend

CAMDEN, N.J. >> The 76ers tertainer and winner. And whoalreadyhasplayed hadachancetoberel- so it was telling the other eightyearsintheleague, evant, to day after Elton Brand had has never made an All- change bas- coaxed Josh Harris into Star team and has helped ketball his- fishing for $180,000,000 his team win a total of one tory, to for Tobias Harris, includ- playoff series. make a deal ingwhatwillbeanannual “He’s going to have the that would salaryinexcessof$39 ball,” Brand said. “He’s go- transform a million by 2023, that he ingtobeabletodothings Jack franchise, to included this in his pitch that last season that he McCaffery become a dy- tothefans,sellingthe mayhavenotshown.” Columnist nasty. First, idea: “You’re going to see That a general manager however, his growth.” wouldpayforwhatmight their owner Long gone was the Six- beistherealityofthelat- hadaquestion. ers’ Sultan of Swat. ter-dayNBA.Rookies “Who is this player Long live their Prince of make millions after one again?” Promise? year of college ball. Com- The player was Julius As they have been do- mitments must be made Erving. And this was the ingatabreakaway-dunk to keep talented players response from the general paceformorethanayear, from free agency. The sal- manager, Pat Williams: theSixersthissummerre- ary cap, and how it works, “He’s the Babe Ruth of structured their starting makesitreasonableifnot basketball.” unit. This time, the plan mandatory to authorize That’sallittookforFitz was for Harris essentially warped salaries. Dixon to authorize a $6 to be their Dr. J. He would Brand did what he had million purchase from the be their scoring forward, todo.Harriscanplay.He Nets,astaggeringfeeat thechosencomplementto should have been an All- the time. And even if he Joel Embiid. Though Em- Star last season but was wasnolongertheowner biid is, as Brett Brown will caughtinanumberstrap. when it happened, the Six- consistently remind, the He shoots when necessary, ers eventually would mo- franchise’s “crown jewel,” passes when necessary and tordownBroadStreetina he will be cast as the Mo- doesn’ttakegamesoff.And 1983 parade, the Jam-bino sesMalonetoHarris’Er- unlike Butler, he works to waving from the lead float. ving. Both are necessary. make a clubhouse stronger, CHRIS SZAGOLA — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Different times, differ- Same with Ben Simmons nottopulloneapart. Withthechangesinthe76ersrosteroverthelastyear,TobiasHarrismustbecome entprices.Differentgame, andAlHorford,JoshRich- “He’sacommunityam- themax-contractstarhe’sbeingpaidastoavoidarepeatoflastseason’splayoff different players. Different ardson and Mike Scott. bassador,” Brand said. disappointment against the Raptors. everything. But Williams ButinchoosingHarris “The things he has done was right when he identi- as their every-possession ineverycityhe’slivedin, “I’m looking forward to the smothering control in- said.“IknowhowIcon- fiedErvingasaplayerdes- threat without the obliga- alongwithhisfamily,have that a whole lot,” he said. stinctsofButler,Harris tinuetoimprove,yearaf- tinedtobecomethemost tion to share the respon- been great.” “I know last year, coming did average 18.2 points in teryear.Iwanttocome popularinthesportatthe sibility or the ball with Ervingwasthatway, over in a trade and with theregularseason.Buthe intothenextseasonwith time, a first-ballot Hall of Jimmy Butler, the Sixers too. But scoring in big thetalentlevelhere,Ihad shot just 32.6 percent from thatenergy,thatfireto Famer, a number-retired, made a massive, five-year spotsisevenmoreneces- to sacrifice for the unit. thearc,barelyaboveac- improve my game and legendary, team-first en- commitment to a forward sarytoateamthatjust I’ve been working out all ceptable. And in the play- show different parts of my lost the big-play produc- summer to get ready to offs, his scoring average game, too. tion of Butler and the helpourteamgrowand slippedto15.5. “Obviously, I will have On the schedule best shooter in its his- get further than we were Harrishadsaidhe theballinmyhandsin tory, J.J. Redick. Sim- lastyearandcontendfora was “under-utilized.” He different situations. I’m PHILLIES mons proudly cannot and championship. wasn’t wrong. But with ready for that.” Tuesday: Wednesday: Thurday: will not take shots longer “That’s the only thing more shots, less confu- It can happen. At At vs. than 10 feet. Richardson on my mind.” sion about his role and Sometimes, though, the Detroit Detroit Atlanta is better known for de- Ifheisgoingtodothat, abetterbalancedroster idea is just easier to sell 7:10, NBCP 7:10, NBCP 7:05, NBCP fense. Horford will help. it will be soon if not imme- of signed and committed than others. ButHarrismustbetothe diate.Heisabouttoturn players, he is out of devel- UNION Sixers what Kawhi Leon- 27,and,forthefirsthalfof opmenttimetoperform To contact Jack July 27: August 11: August 17: ardwastotheRaptors,a last season with the Clip- like a $180,000,000 All- McCaffery, email him At Vs. Vs. superstarlikelytodowna pers,hewasarampaging, Star,toleaddeepplayoff at jmccaffery@21st- Montreal Houston Chicago four-bounce shot to win a emerging star. With the runs,tomakethehorn- centurymedia.com; follow 8p.m., PHL17 6p.m., PHL17 6p.m.,PHL17 playoff series on the way Sixersfracturedbymulti- beating shots. him on Twitter to a championship. ple in-season changes and “I know my game,” he @JackMcCaffery. PHILILES >>PAGE46 Smyly’s strong debut leaves Phils grinning Monday, July 22, 2019 $2.00 FACEBOOK.COM/DELCODAILYTIMES » delcotimes.com

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