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ANTONIO PEREZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Chicago police Officer Jason Van Dyke is taken away by a sheriff’s deputy after being convicted Friday in the 2014 shooting death of Laquan McDonald. Reaction: Officer found guilty of 2nd-degree murder, aggravated battery for each of A mix 16 shots in death of Laquan McDonald By Megan Crepeau, of cheers, Christy Gutowski, Coming Sunday Jason Meisner and More coverage of the trial that Stacy St. Clair the whole city was watching. tears, relief Chicago Tribune ‘Justice for Laquan’ Minutes after being con- McDonald, marking a stunning victed of murder, Chicago po- end to a racially tinged case that is the chant upon lice Officer Jason Van Dyke rose roiled the city when the now- Van Dyke conviction in the packed Cook County infamous police dashboard courtroom to be taken into camera video of the shooting By Juan Perez Jr., custody. He had already said his was released three years ago by Tony Briscoe, goodbyes to his wife and family. court order. Ese Olumhense, Looking fatigued but calm, the Van Dyke is the first Chicago Dawn Rhodes and ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE veteran patrol officer put his police officer in half a century to Patrick M. O’Connell A woman celebrates Friday at 71st and Jeffery upon learning of hands behind his back as his be found guilty of murder for an Chicago Tribune the conviction of Chicago police Officer Jason Van Dyke. attorney, Daniel Herbert, on-duty shooting. clapped him on the back of his He faces a minimum of six On the steps of the Leighton — guilty of second-degree shouted one woman, gathered shoulder. As sheriff’s deputies years in prison when he is Criminal Court Building and murder and 16 counts of aggra- near the steps of the court- escorted Van Dyke out of the sentenced by Judge Vincent the sidewalk outside City Hall, vated battery for the shooting house at 26th Street and Cali- courtroom, Herbert flashed Gaughan. The jury acquitted demonstrators and curious death of Laquan McDonald — fornia Avenue, as the verdicts him a thumbs-up. him of a single count of official Chicagoans gathered nerv- the demonstrators watched were read slowly, one by one, With that, one of the most misconduct. ously Friday afternoon, hud- silently, riveted to the hand- inside the courthouse five closely watched trials in Chi- Jurors told reporters that dled around cellphones and held screens. They pressed floors above them. cago’s history came to an abrupt most of them thought Van Dyke television screens, holding their ears to cellphone speak- A few passing cars on Cali- conclusion. guilty when they entered delib- their collective breath as they ers, straining to hear. When fornia Avenue honked their A jury Friday convicted Van erations but were initially split awaited the verdict in the trial the jury forewoman finished horns as news of the verdicts Dyke of second-degree murder over whether to convict him of of police Officer Jason Van reading, the crowd erupted in spread. Others in the group and 16 counts of aggravated first- or second-degree murder. Dyke. cheers. battery with a firearm in the When the verdicts rolled in “Thank you, Jesus!” Turn to Reaction, Page 2 death of 17-year-old Laquan Turn to Van Dyke, Page 4

Confirmation all but confirmed By Seung Min Kim and John Wagner Sens. Collins, Flake, Manchin plan to back The Washington Post Kavanaugh, assuring elevation to high court WASHINGTON — Judge Brett vanaugh fended off allegations of years as a federal appeals court Kavanaugh on Friday secured the decades-old sexual misconduct. judge and that the misconduct support needed to win Senate In a key procedural vote earlier allegations against him failed to confirmation to the Supreme Friday, Collins, Flake and meet a standard of “more likely Court as two Republicans and a Manchin joined with the majority than not.” Democrat who had waited to in a 51-49 vote to advance Ka- Manchin, a red-state Democrat announce their votes rallied to the vanaugh’s nomination. Following up for re-election next month, side of President Donald Trump’s the vote, all three senators indi- said shortly afterward that while nominee. cated they plan to support Ka- he had reservations, he “found The announcement of support vanaugh’s confirmation in a final Judge Kavanaugh to be a qualified by Susan Collins, R-Maine, Sen. vote Saturday. jurist who will follow the Consti- Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., and Sen. Joe In a speech on the Senate floor, tution and determine cases based MELINA MARA/THE WASHINGTON POST Manchin, D-W.Va., capped a bitter Collins said Kavanaugh had “re- Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, was the only Republican senator who did not partisan fight in which Ka- ceived rave reviews” for his 12 Turn to Senate, Page 6 support Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination during a procedural vote Friday.

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ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Demonstrators push through police lines Friday at Michigan and Monroe after Officer Jason Van Dyke was found guilty of second-degree murder, guilty of 16 counts of aggravated battery with a firearm and not guilty of official misconduct. Demonstrators express cheer, relief after Van Dyke conviction RELIVE THE RAMBLERS’ RUN Reaction, from Page 1 the weekend in anticipation tory and onlookers showed dict would have. What a story. What a ride. From largely unknown to of demonstrations and pro- their support. Drivers “Nothing can bring his nearly unbeatable, the Loyola Ramblers captured the outside the courthouse be- tests. stopped in traffic beat their life back,” Amaru said of nation's imagination. Coach Porter Moser. Chaplain gan to march. “Justice for “It was kind of a mass horns in approval. Restau- McDonald. “(Van Dyke) Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt. Buzzer beaters. And players Laquan! Justice for exodus,” said Natashia rant workers flashed smiles should go to jail for the rest who competed with prowess and poise. “Ramble On” — a Laquan!” they chanted. Bryson, a contractor for as they gathered by win- of his life. But it could be commemorative hard cover book featuring Chicago “It feels like a victory for Kraft Heinz, who was dows to watch. 500 years. It’s not enough.” Tribune columns, game stories, features and photogra- black Chicago,” activist Je- headed to Metra early after The demonstration In other parts of down- phy — chronicles the Ramblers’ Cinderella run to the didiah Brown said. “This is her manager told her team ended in the early evening town, the trial results pro- NCAA men’s basketball tournament Final Four, a ride the best moment as a Chi- they could work from on the Magnificent Mile, duced barely a ripple. Many that thrilled Chicago. ”Ramble On” is available at chicagoan that I’ve ever ex- home. She said there was a the location of protests that around Curtis Bach, a clerk cagotribune.com/rambleon for $24.95. perienced in my life. This is flurry of laptops clicking occurred in 2015 in the at the Loop station post my best experience as a shut and bags flying over wake of the release of video office, had their eyes fixed black man, as a Chicagoan, shoulders once the team of the shooting. on their phone screens, as an Illinoisan and as a man was allowed to leave. The activity downtown watching and listening to in the United States of But with the announce- was a far cry from 41st streams from the court- America. We never get jus- ments of the guilty verdicts, Street and Pulaski Road, room. The 80-year-old, WINNING LOTTERY NUMBERS tice. Today we got justice. ... the situation both down- where Van Dyke shot however, had only a late Today, it looks like a new town and throughout the McDonald nearly four years lunch on his mind. 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AG candidates: Need specifics on investigation Raoul and Harold don’t Earlier this week, WBEZ-FM The Pritzker campaign has 91.5 reported that a then-Rauner since said it will pay the money pick sides on probe into aide emailed officials at two state back to the county treasurer’s Quincy veterans’ deaths agencies during the original 2015 office. State’s Attorney Kim Foxx’s outbreak and said, “I do not think office already was reviewing the By Mike Riopell we need to issue a statement to the inspector general’s report and said Chicago Tribune media. Let’s hold and see if we Thursday it was “in the hands of receive any reporter inquiries.” our special prosecutions unit.” Both candidates vying to re- Raoul agreed that he didn’t Raoul said Friday he hasn’t read place Attorney General Lisa know enough specifics to weigh in the inspector general’s report but Madigan said Friday they don’t on Madigan’s investigation. that he has faith in Foxx’s office. know enough about her investiga- “What we know is that some Harold said the dueling tion into Gov. Bruce Rauner’s disturbing things happened at the Pritzker and Rauner investiga- administration’s response to Quincy veterans home that led to tions showed by politics needs to deaths from Legionnaires’ disease deaths,” Raoul said. “And what we stay out of the attorney general’s at the Quincy veterans home to also know is that there was a office. say whether it’s appropriate. ABEL URIBE/CHICAGO TRIBUNE cover-up. And that’s very disturb- “You never want a legal process Republican attorney Erika Har- Republican Erika Harold and Democrat Kwame Raoul, candidates for ing that this came from this to be used as a way to punish old, who has been backed by Illinois attorney general, speak Friday at the Union League Club. administration.” political opponents,” she said. Rauner, said investigating circum- The revelation of Madigan’s Toward the end of the forum, stances surrounding the govern- comment whether it’s appropriate Sen. Kwame Raoul are running to probe into Rauner’s Quincy re- Raoul and Harold were asked if ment-run home and the outbreak for her to open that particular replace Madigan, whose office sponse came two days after Cook they supported Brett Kavanaugh’s itself is appropriate. Fourteen resi- probe,” Harold said at a good- this week said it opened a criminal County’s watchdog concluded appointment to the U.S. Supreme dents have died of Legionnaires’ at government forum downtown. and civil investigation into the Democratic challenger J.B. Court. Harold said she supports the Illinois Veterans Home in “But I am able to definitively say it administration’s handling of is- Pritzker improperly received Kavanaugh, and Raoul said he Quincy since 2015. is very appropriate for us to have sues at the veterans home and has $330,000 in property tax breaks opposes him. “Without knowing what laws an investigation about what hap- received permission from the Ad- on one of his Gold Coast mansions that she’s looking into and what pened and what we can learn.” ams County state’s attorney to use as part of a “scheme to defraud” [email protected] evidence she has, I’m not able to Harold and Democratic state a county grand jury if necessary. taxpayers. Twitter @MikeRiopell

Rogers Park rattled by 3rd shooting Cops: Friday incident not related to earlier deaths By Hannah Leone and Anna Spoerre Chicago Tribune

In the days since two men were killed in shootings that have shaken the Far North Side neighborhood, Rogers Park resident Jeanette Num- rich said she and her husband have been pairing up to walk their dog, Goblin. But Friday, Numrich was working from home and went alone. As she walked north on Greenview Avenue, nearing Jonquil Terrace, police cars and crime scene tape came into view. Someone had shot a 36-year-old ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS man in the back around 7:45 a.m. A snapping turtle is held by researchers before they glue a transmitter to its shell Thursday. The monitoring will test whether the tagged Friday after an argument related to a turtles will travel to 21 acres of recently restored native habitat in the Cook County Forest Preserve, then nest there. gang rivalry, then got away in a tan vehicle, authorities said. The man was taken to Presence St. Francis Hospital in Evanston and stabilized. Police did not have anyone in custody. A shell of an opportunity Although Chicago police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi said the shooting, in the 7600 block of North ‘Ambassador’ turtles can help stop invasive species, flooding and sewage Greenview Avenue, appears to be overflows in Chicago area, but first they need help surviving unrelated to the Sunday and Monday killings, it has further rattled a By Ted Gregory often wait there and sometimes neighborhood already on edge. Chicago Tribune fight over the eggs. “Violence has been up and down, “At some point, if you’re not but I’ve never felt this weirded out,” On Thursday morning in a producing babies, everybody said Numrich, who has lived in the forest preserve garage near Or- dies of old age,” Anchor said. area for about 10 years. land Park, seven people used “And, in many of our sites, that’s It had rained heavily earlier in the Gorilla Glue to fasten transmit- what we’ve got. We have a lot of morning, and people were slowly ters to the shells of 20 stinkpot, old turtles, and we haven’t been starting to come out of their homes, snapping and painted turtles. producing young ones in dec- walking their dogs and bicycling past. About three hours later, half of ades.” Marked and unmarked police cars them were released on the shore The turtle collaboration be- clustered around Greenview and of the Sag Quarries near Lemont. tween the Forest Preserve Dis- Jonquil, where yellow tape enclosed The other half were released trict and Friends of the Chicago the south side of the sidewalk on the Friday. River, which started in 2015 1500 block and red tape surrounded a Those reptiles that made the when Friends obtained a grant black sweatshirt and other items in 6-mile trip via truck to a pond at and Frisbie approached Anchor, front of a gate near the scene’s center. Sag Quarries slogged through lily is producing encouraging, if lim- Police initially said the shooting had pads and watermeal, then disap- Chris Anchor, wildlife biologist with the Forest Preserve District of ited, results. taken place in the 1500 block of peared — and became foot sol- Cook County, draws blood Thursday from a snapping turtle before The two organizations started Jonquil but then clarified that it had diers in an uphill ecosystem attaching a transmitter. restoring turtle habitats near the been on Greenview. battle. North Branch of the Chicago Around the corner, Michael Brown In a narrow context, the in returning the areas to their River in Watersmeet Woods in walked to his car, taking bites out of a release will test whether the historical, presettlement charac- “We have a lot of Winnetka and Chipilly Woods in breakfast sandwich. turtles will swim or waddle to 21 teristics, clearing lands of dense old turtles, and we Northbrook, Frisbie said. Over Since he moved to the neighbor- acres of recently restored native invasive plants and restoring the years, they added projects at hood in the 1990s, Brown said, he has habitat in the Cook County those areas with native plant haven’t been pro- the Skokie Lagoons in Glencoe, seen violence come and go, often Forest Preserves, then nest there. species improve water absorp- Wampum Lake Woods in propelled by gangs. He’s concerned it But the release was really about tion, Frisbie said. The 21 acres ducing young ones Thornton and Sag Quarries. may be getting worse again. something much bigger: using that Friends restored in Sag Today, nearly 100 acres of Two rival gangs are involved in the turtles to aid the fight against Quarries would “filtrate” almost in decades.” river turtle restoration has oc- dispute that preceded Friday’s shoot- invasive species, a campaign that 350,000 more gallons of water — Chris Anchor, senior wildlife curred in those preserves, Fris- ing, and witnesses said two males ran is necessary to help relieve flood- per inch of rain than a landscape biologist, Forest Preserve bie said. Plans call for adding 51 from the scene, according to a ing and help reduce how often dominated by invasive species District of Cook County acres of Chipilly Woods over the statement by 49th Ward Ald. Joe sewage ends up in the Chicago would, she added. next two years, she added. Moore on Facebook. River system. That process reduces the Tracking in previous turtle Police believe the same gun was “If we can improve the health amount of runoff into the sewer serves’ turtles need a great deal projects in Wampum and Chilli- used in only the Sunday and Monday of those natural areas for the system, which can be over- of help, said Chris Anchor, senior ly showed the reptiles had shootings of a 73-year-old man walk- wildlife that lives here, including whelmed in heavy rains and lead wildlife biologist with the dis- moved to the restored areas ing his dogs on Sherwin Avenue and a and especially turtles — which to stormwater and sewage over- trict. Females need sandy soil or within a year of being rereleased, 24-year-old man walking on the people are in love with and get flow that runs to the river soil heavy with organic material Anchor said. lakefront bike path. excited about — then we can talk system. or gravel to bury and lay their On Thursday, when he pulled Many residents, including Num- about all these complex issues But explaining all that to a eggs. That soil also needs to be in the stinkpot and painted turtles rich, have been organizing walking that put pressure on our water- broad audience and generating sunlight. from tubs and placed them at the groups and offering to accompany ways, put pressure on our enthusiasm to fight against inva- Many places throughout the shoreline, Anchor said he felt neighbors on errands so no one has to ecosystems,” said Margaret Fris- sive plants can be very challeng- forest preserves are overrun optimistic that the reptiles walk alone while police search for a bie, director of the Friends of the ing, Frisbie said. Turtles are here with dense, invasive species such would find their way across the suspect in those cases. Chicago River. The organization to help, although not voluntarily. as buckthorn, honeysuckle and water and nest in the native In an unrelated Friday shooting, a is collaborating with the Forest Those released had to be caught canary grass, placing wide areas landscape. 28-year-old man was shot in the right Preserve District of Cook County days before using fish for bait. where turtles could lay eggs in He said he was fascinated by arm around 10:30 a.m. in the Fern- on the turtle transmitter project. She called the turtles “an shade, Anchor said. That scenar- how they communicate to the wood neighborhood and taken to About 13,000 acres of the ambassador species that people io has driven the females to broader turtle population in the Roseland Community Hospital in district’s 69,000 acres are re- will invest in.” They provide an sunnier roadsides and trail sides, area where to go. good condition, police said. stored, according to the organi- opening to talk to the public where they are vulnerable to “It’s like the word goes out,” They believe the shooting in the zation’s director of resource about — and enlist help with — cars, trucks, motorcycles and he said, watching one turtle 100 block of South Wentworth Ave- management, John McCabe. the denser, more complex issues bicyclists, he said. submerge under the lily pads. nue was domestic-related. No one The district’s goal, stated in its of invasive species and flooding. In addition, Anchor said, “Everybody understands it, and was in custody. Next Century Conservation “And, at the same time,” Fris- predators such as raccoons and they all just boogie over there.” Plan, is 30,000 acres of restored bie said, “you get more baby coyotes have become so accus- [email protected] lands before 2040. turtles.” tomed to the females laying eggs [email protected] [email protected] Apart from the intrinsic value Cook County Forest Pre- in those areas that the predators Twitter @tgregoryreports Twitter @hannahmleone 4 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, October 6, 2018 Van Dyke taken into custody after conviction

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After deliberating for about 7½ hours, they settled on second-degree murder, finding that Van Dyke was frightened when he fired his gun but that his fear was unreasonable. Around the city, a smat- tering of protesters gathered in public places to watch the verdict unfold. On the CTA Blue Line, riders packed cars heading from downtown while livestreaming the verdict on their cellphones for everyone to hear. Outside the LaSalle Street entrance to City Hall, more than two dozen protesters formed a tight circle with their heads leaning in to listen to the decision. Some covered their mouths and others braced anxiously ANTONIO PEREZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE with their hands resting on Tiffany Van Dyke, wife of Officer Jason Van Dyke, listens as Friday’s verdict is read at the Leighton Criminal Court Building. their head. A whisper rose among the hushed group, “Like all the organizing and isn’t walking the streets that any outbursts by those was appointed to handle the ent conclusions about “I’m scared. I’m scared for being out in the streets, it happy.” in attendance would result prosecution because of McDonald’s death as well as my city, y’all.” was worth it. It was worth it Inside Gaughan’s fifth- in their arrests. Deputies Cook County prosecutors’ two police use-of-force ex- After several minutes, the — for once.” floor courtroom, Van Dyke’s lined each corner of the conflicts of interest. perts who disagreed on crowd rejoiced in enthusi- The slain teen’s sister, solemn expression did not packed courtroom. Gaughan could set a sen- whether Van Dyke was jus- astic cheers after the first Tariana, wasn’t in the court- break as the verdict was Gaughan ordered Van tencing date for Van Dyke tified in opening fire. conviction was announced. room for the verdict but read. His wife, Tiffany, wept Dyke’s bail revoked at the when he returns to court At times, witnesses called Others like Keena Carson, later posted on her Face- on word of his conviction. request of special prose- Oct. 31. by one side wound up help- an organizer and resident of book page that the jury’s The slain teen’s great-uncle, cutor Joseph McMahon, McMahon told reporters ing the other. Chicago’s Bronzeville decision brought her “so the Rev. Marvin Hunter, who noted that the officer later that he regarded the Walsh, for example, neighborhood, broke into many tears of joy.” Her next seated on the other side of faced a minimum of six second-degree murder con- backed up Van Dyke’s ver- tears and doubled over with message was to Laquan. “I the courtroom, also cried. years in prison. viction as appropriate jus- sion of events during his emotion. “It just felt like all love you brother,” the 18- Spectators remained “He now stands before tice for McDonald and his testimony as a witness for those years of work from year-old wrote. “I miss you silent, though some could this court a convicted felon,” family. He said he had the prosecution, even step- the time the video came out so much. I can sleep better be seen praying. said McMahon, the Kane spoken to McDonald’s ping from the witness stand was worth it,” Carson said. because I know your killer The judge had warned County state’s attorney who mother, Tina Hunter, after to demonstrate for the jury the verdict. “This is a diffi- how he saw McDonald raise cult day for Tina Hunter,” the knife to his shoulder in a he said. “She has to continue threatening motion before to relive the worst moment his partner fired. of her life over and over. … I Perhaps more impor- don’t think Tina will ever tantly, a psychologist paid heal from this wound.” by the defense testified that Van Dyke’s lawyers in the moments before Van vowed an appeal over the Dyke had arrived on the judge’s refusal to move the scene, he told his partner trial outside Cook County that he might have to shoot because of the extensive the offender. pretrial publicity. “Oh my God, we are “It really is a sad day for going to have to shoot the law enforcement,” Herbert guy,” Van Dyke recalled say- said. “We’ve all heard about ing during an interview the Ferguson effect. I can with psychologist Laurence only imagine if police offi- Miller, according to Miller’s cers think they can never testimony. fire against someone who is Civilian witnesses also acting the way Laquan provided key testimony. A McDonald had when truck driver whose 911 call they’re 12 feet away from sparked the police response him, what we are going to that night testified for the have is police officers are defense that McDonald going to become security tried to stab him when he guards. They are not going caught him breaking into to want to go out and trucks. Two eyewitnesses — confront someone.” a father and son — testified The verdict comes after a for the prosecution that landmark monthlong trial McDonald made no threat- that flipped the script of ening movements toward most murder cases at the the officer before he was Leighton Criminal Court shot. Building, with prosecutors The father, Jose Torres, questioning the credibility the prosecution’s final wit- of police officers who typi- ness in its case in chief, said cally serve as their most all the shots fired at McDon- trusted witnesses. ald “upset me.” Van Dyke himself broke “‘Why the f are they still from normal protocol for shooting him when he was police officers facing on the ground?’” he recalled charges of wrongdoing, opt- himself asking out loud at ing to have a jury decide his the time. fate instead of asking the But the case largely judge to weigh the evidence boiled down to the dashcam in a bench trial. His decision video that depicted the to testify in his own defense shooting as it unfolded as also was a rare move, espe- well as Van Dyke’s testi- cially for one charged with mony in which he tried to murder. explain his actions. The charges against Van The video, played dozens Dyke centered on the dash- of times for jurors over the cam video depicting the three-week trial, showed moments leading up to the Van Dyke and his partner shooting on Oct. 20, 2014 — pulling up to the scene as footage that has been played McDonald walked south in around the world for nearly the middle of Pulaski Road, three years. The graphic holding a 3-inch folding images sparked protests and knife. Both jumped out with political upheaval and led to their guns drawn. a sprawling federal civil Six seconds after Van rights probe into the sys- Dyke exited the car, he took temic mistreatment of citi- a step toward McDonald — zens by Chicago police, par- closing the distance to about ticularly in the city’s minor- 12 feet as the teen continued ity communities. to walk at an angle away Throughout the trial, from him — and opened fire. prosecutors highlighted McDonald spun and fell to how other officers involved the pavement. in the incident operated Van Dyke continued fir- with restraint, content to let ing for at least 12 seconds McDonald walk away while while McDonald lay prone they waited for backup cops in the street, emptying all 16 with a Taser to arrive at the rounds into his body, prose- scene. One officer, in fact, cutors said. trailed McDonald on foot Van Dyke told the jury for about half a mile over that he was forced to make a several blocks, never threat- split-second decision to ening to shoot. Van Dyke, shoot McDonald because however, opened fire just the teen posed a threat and six seconds after stepping ignored commands to drop out of his squad car with his the knife. gun drawn. The car with the But on cross-examina- Taser arrived at the scene tion, he was unable to ex- 20 seconds after he stopped plain how he could have shooting. seen McDonald raise the Several of Van Dyke’s knife moments before he fellow Chicago police offi- opened fire when the video cers testified for the prose- didn’t show it. cution, including Joseph “What I know now and Walsh, his partner that what I thought at the time night who was granted im- are two different things,” munity from prosecution Van Dyke testified. while awaiting trial on separate criminal charges alleg- Chicago Tribune’s Tony ing he helped cover up Briscoe contributed. details of the killing to make it appear justified. [email protected] The jury heard from du- [email protected] eling forensic pathologists [email protected] [email protected] who came to starkly differ- Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, October 6, 2018 5 NATION & WORLD

End to sexual violence in war urged Peace Prize goes women’s activist, noted the surgeon’s work repairing to Yazidi activist, not only the physical dam- Congolese surgeon age but also the mental scars suffered by the vic- By Jim Heintz, tims, empowering them. Carley Petesch “Dr. Mukwege brings and Mark Lewis smiles and helps repair Associated Press women from the barbaric acts of men in Congo,” she OSLO, Norway — Raped said. after being forced into sexu- After the announcement, al slavery by the Islamic mobile phone footage State group, Iraqi Nadia showed a smiling Mukwege Murad did not succumb to jostled by dancing, ululating shame or despair — she medical colleagues in spoke out. Surgeon Denis scrubs in the hospital’s Mukwege treated countless courtyard. victims of sexual violence in “The importance of Dr. war-torn Congo and told Mukwege’s enduring, dedi- the world of their suffering. cated and selfless efforts in Together, they were this field cannot be over- awarded the Nobel Peace stated. He has repeatedly Prize on Friday for drawing condemned impunity for attention to how rape and mass rape and criticized the sexual abuse are used as Congolese government and weapons of war. other countries for not do- The award “is partly to ing enough to stop the use of highlight the awareness of sexual violence against sexual violence. But the women as a strategy and further purpose of this is weapon of war,” the Nobel that nations take responsi- committee said. bility, that communities Murad’s book, “The Last take responsibility and that Girl,” tells of her captivity, the international communi- CHRISTIAN LUTZ/AP the loss of her family and ty take responsibility,” said Dr. Denis Mukwege, a surgeon from the Democratic Republic of Congo, left, and Nadia Murad, a Yazidi activist from Iraq, her eventual escape. Berit Reiss-Andersen, were honored by the Nobel Committee for their fight against the weaponization of sexual violence during war. The Yazidis are an an- chairwoman of the Norwe- cient religious minority, gian Nobel Committee that tion of the day — when the horrors faced by Yazidi tion to the plight of the movement. falsely branded as devil- bestowed the $1.01-million announcement came, and women, regardless of the Yazidi people who have In the United States, worshippers by Sunni Mus- prize. he learned about it from stigma in her culture sur- suffered unimaginable Supreme Court Justice lim extremists. “Dear survivors from all patients and colleagues rounding rape. crimes since the genocide” Ruth Bader Ginsburg also ISIS, adopting a radical over the world, I would like who were crying with joy. In 2016 she was named by ISIS, she said. “Many noted that the award comes interpretation of ancient Is- to tell you that, through this Murad, 25, was one of an the United Nations’ first Yazidis will look upon this amid a global reckoning lamic texts, declared that Nobel Prize, the world is estimated 3,000 girls and Goodwill Ambassador for prize and think of family over sexual violence. Yazidi women and even listening to you and refusing women from Iraq’s Yazidi the Dignity of Survivors of members that were lost, are Many of the women young girls could be taken indifference,” Mukwege, 63, minority group who were Human Trafficking, and her still unaccounted for, and of treated by Mukwege were as sex slaves. told a news conference out- kidnapped in 2014 by ISIS advocacy helped spur a U.N. the 1,300 women and chil- victims of mass rape in the Iraqi President Bahram side the hospital he founded militants and sold into sexu- investigation that is collect- dren, which remain in cap- central African nation that Saleh praised the award for in Bukavu in eastern Congo, al slavery. ing evidence of war crimes tivity.” has been wracked by con- Murad, saying on Twitter where he has treated tens of She was raped, beaten by Islamic State extremists. This year’s peace prize flict for decades. that it was an “honor for all thousands of victims — and tortured before manag- In a statement, Murad comes amid heightened Armed men tried to kill Iraqis who fought terrorism among them “women, ing to escape three months said she was “incredibly global attention to the sexu- him in 2012, forcing him to and bigotry.” teenage girls, small girls, later. honored” by the prize. al abuse of women — in war, temporarily leave the coun- Last year’s Peace Prize babies,” he said Friday. After getting treatment in “As a survivor, I am grate- in the workplace and in try. winner was the Interna- Mukwege said he was in Germany, she chose to ful for this opportunity to society — that has been Solange Furaha tional Campaign to Abolish surgery — his second opera- speak to the world about the draw international atten- highlighted by the #MeToo Lwashiga, a Congolese Nuclear Weapons. S.C. man Crew tells how tsunami charged dumped ferry in village in fatal By Stephen Wright Associated Press

WANI, Indonesia — The shooting captain and crew sailing Sheriff says suspect the Sabuk Nusantara ferry to new owners on the ambushed officers Indonesian island of Sula- on way to quiz son JASON LEE/THE SUN NEWS wesi got the task done and Police officers mourn the death of Sgt. Terrence Carraway then some. By Jeffrey Collins at a makeshift memorial Thursday in Florence, S.C. The hulking red and Associated Press yellow ship was bounced authorities said. condition. like a basketball as a mas- FLORENCE, S.C. — A Seth Hopkins was Frederick Hopkins is a sive earthquake rocked the 74-year-old who won a charged Friday with sec- Vietnam veteran and a dis- region, and it landed in sharpshooting decoration ond-degree criminal sexual barred attorney. His Army front of a row of houses in in Vietnam ambushed po- conduct. Authorities didn’t records show he was the village of Wani, DITA ALANGKARA/AP lice officers coming to his release details about the awarded a marksman dumped by tsunami waves Crew members gather on the bridge of Sabuk Nusantara South Carolina home to crime. badge with pistol bar and a that the crew say were a 39, swept ashore by the tsunami in Indonesia. question his adult son Authorities have not said sharpshooter with rifle bar towering 50 feet or higher. about a child sexual assault, whether the men have at- decorations during 11 years A week after the magni- were no passengers on the It’s the will of God, and we killing one and wounding torneys to speak on their of service starting in 1966. tude 7.5 quake and tsunami 208-foot-long vessel. are chanting God is Great. six others, the sheriff inves- behalf. Hopkins also was hit central Sulawesi, the Captain Edy Junaidi said But without forgetting our tigating the case said Fri- Frederick Hopkins’ wife, awarded the Bronze Star captain and 20 crew of the the tide retreated about 23 position, our duty,” he said. day. Cheryl Turner Hopkins, is for his heroism defending a ferry remain on board, feet immediately after the To the crew, the sudden Frederick Hopkins was an attorney and attended a fire base under attack by waiting for an assessment quake, and he thought the drop in water level was charged with murder and hearing Friday that Solici- North Vietnamese forces team to arrive and decide if tsunami wave was 33-50 bewildering and it seemed six counts of attempted tor Ed Clements said con- on May 6, 1970. the ship, its propeller jut- feet high. Petty officer like the Earth was rising. murder Friday, Richland cerned emergency custody Hopkins, then an Army ting over the waterfront, Imat, who uses one name, “I saw the ground get- County Sheriff Leon Lott for children in the home. captain, carried medical can be put back to sea. said 66 feet and Johanes ting higher and higher. It said. Hopkins has been in The solicitor did not supplies across an open The captain, second-in- estimated it at 50-66 feet. was so high. Then I saw the the hospital since he was provide details on the hear- area, “braving shrapnel command and petty officer Their accounts exceed pier had collapsed. It was taken into custody after the ing and the Family Court from exploding mortar recounted minutes of chaos the highest estimates of chaotic. I could see a wave, Wednesday shooting, but judge sealed the case. rounds,” according to the and sheer panic as at least disaster officials, who said a dark high wave. I cannot should be released soon Cheryl Turner Hopkins letter explaining the award. 10 other vessels twisted and the wave could have been imagine that,” said Imat. and taken to jail, Lott said. told a WPDE-TV reporter He was critically collided and the rapidly 20 feet or higher based on a “The ship was driven all Florence County investi- outside the courtroom that wounded when a mortar retreating tide — a sure sign man who survived by the way back and only then gators called Hopkins’ she is sorry for the officers’ round exploded near him, a tsunami is coming — climbing a tree. did I realize that it was the home and arranged to families and asked for the letter said. sucked the Sabuk Nusan- Johanes was in his cabin water that had gone down,” speak to his 28-year-old prayers. Hopkins earned his law tara away from the pier. turning on the TV when he said. adopted son, Seth Hopkins, Richland County depu- license after he left the “It was just sudden,” said the quake hit after 6 p.m. Johanes, at the bridge about a sex assault investi- ties are investigating the military but was disbarred the vessel’s second-in- Sept. 28. There was “ex- when the wave hit, was gation Wednesday, Lott case at the request of the a few years later for mis- command, Jona Johanes. treme shaking,” the light bracing for a collision with said, adding that they had a Florence County Sheriff’s handling money. “We felt the ship was like a bulb fell out, and the air the broken pier. search warrant. Office. Several Facebook posts basketball being bounced” conditioning unit plunged “I was holding on. I The three deputies were Lott said a special FBI in recent years were about as the quake rocked the to the floor, he said. thought we were going to shot as they got out of their team is helping collect evi- guns, including celebrating region. By the time he reached be thrown when we hit the car, he said. dence from the crime scene his 70th birthday by repeat- The double disaster that the deck, a huge wave was pier. Then I just realized we Dozens of officers at an upscale Florence sub- edly firing his M14 rifle “set struck the city of Palu and approaching, and the pier weren’t thrown. We were rushed to help, and the division. The FBI team up exactly like the one I other settlements killed had collapsed. flying,” he said. gunman shot four city of investigated the fatal shoot- used in Vietnam.” more than 1,550 people, left In the preceding one to The time that elapsed Florence officers. Police ings of five police officers in Authorities also released about 70,000 homeless and two minutes, the panicked between the tide retreating Sgt. Terrence Carraway Dallas in 2016 and the the names of the wounded wiped away buildings crew had donned lifejack- and the tsunami hitting was was killed. deaths of dozens of people officers. Florence County along Sulawesi’s coastline. ets and released all of the “just a matter of minutes,” So many rounds were and the wounding of hun- Deputy Arie Davis, investi- The city of 380,000 has ship’s mooring lines except Imat said. fired with such powerful dreds more last year in Las gator Sarah Miller and in- experienced days of lost one — the head line at the At first the crew didn’t weapons that it took up to Vegas. vestigator Farrrah Turner power and water, dry gaso- front of the ship — which realize they’d been 30 minutes to get an ar- “This is a large crime were shot as they got to the line stations and a slow was stretched incredibly dropped on land because mored vehicle close scene. This is a very large, home, and Florence Offi- dribble of aid. tight as the tide rushed out, the ship remained sur- enough to rescue the complex puzzle that we are cers Brian Hart, Travis The ferry, built in 2014, forcing Imat, the petty offi- rounded by water after wounded officers, Florence still filling the pieces in,” Scott and Scott Williamson was docked outside Wani cer, to let it go. being lifted and pushed police Chief Allen Heidler Lott said. were wounded along with because the state-owned “There is no doubt as a forward by the surging sea. said. The standoff lasted Two of the wounded Carraway as they rushed to company that owns it was human being of course I’m In retrospect, it was a two hours. officers have been released help. delivering it to a new panicking,” said Imat. “But “smooth” landing and the Several children in the from the hospital. Lott said Carraway’s funeral is owner. That was also seren- we have to realize that this ship appeared completely home were not harmed, others remain in critical scheduled for Monday. dipitous because there is a natural phenomenon. undamaged, Imat said. 6 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, October 6, 2018 Kavanaugh’s Senate confirmation all but confirmed

Senate, from Page 1 on the legal findings before him.” Earlier in the day, Flake also indicated that he plans to vote for Kavanaugh’s confirmation, which is scheduled for Saturday, “unless something big changes.” The final confirmation vote needs support from at least 50 senators. The final tally for Kavanaugh’s confirmation would be either 51- 49 or 50-49, depending on whether Sen. Steve Daines, R-Mont., casts a ballot. He was planning to attend his daughter’s wedding in his home state when the voting occurs. Vice President Mike Pence could cast the tie- breaking vote if necessary. Trump nominated Ka- vanaugh in July to succeed retiring Justice Anthony Kennedy, a move that triggered an intense partisan battle over the court’s future well before the first allegation of misconduct surfaced from Christine Blasey Ford, who accused Kavanaugh of sexually as- saulting her at a suburban Maryland home when they were teenagers in 1982. The nomination collided with the #MeToo movement and midterm election politics and could alter the balance of power on the court for a generation. Fri- SENATE TV day’s vote came after GOP Sen. Susan Collins reveals why she will vote to confirm Brett Kananaugh during a speech on the Senate floor Friday. The vote is set for Saturday. Trump mocked Ford this week at a political rally and nation’s highest court. man. It just may be that in of West Virginia, Jodi Ernst protesters were waiting and a psychology professor in Republicans on the Judici- Democratic Minority my view he’s not the right of Iowa and Cindy Hyde- drowned him out shouting California. ary Committee issued a Leader Chuck Schumer, D- man for the court at this Smith of Mississippi — sat “shame, shame, shame,” Agents also looked into statement purportedly de- N.Y., called Kavanaugh’s time.” behind her in a show of “you betrayed us” and the accusation brought by scribing the sex life of an- nomination “one Drama escalated support, not sitting in their “think of your daughters,” Deborah Ramirez that Ka- other accuser, attacks de- of the saddest, in the afternoon as usual seats. among other things. vanaugh exposed himself to cried by advocates for vic- most sordid chap- senators awaited At the end of a nearly The last of the undecided her at a party when they tims. ters in the long Collins’ floor 45-minute speech, when votes began falling into were students at Yale Uni- Confirmation of Ka- history of the fed- speech. Collins said she would vote place Friday after the sena- versity. vanaugh would be a crown- eral judiciary.” McConnell to confirm Kavanaugh, Mc- tors reviewed a report from Kavanaugh denies both ing achievement for Senate Alaska’s Lisa swiveled his chair Connell led a standing ova- the FBI investigating allega- accusations. Majority Leader Mitch Mc- Murkowski was at his desk so he tion. He then went over and tions of misconduct against The allegations of a third Connell, R-Ky., who the only GOP sen- could watch shook her hand, as did Kavanaugh while in high accuser, Julie Swetnick, blocked a Democratic no- ator to break with Collins — who sits several other GOP senators. school and college in the were not a focus of the minee to the court for more her party. Kavanaugh two rows behind Senate Judiciary Commit- early 1980s. investigation. She alleges than a year and has muscled Murkowski said she made him — during the entire tee Chairman Chuck Grass- Republicans argued the that Kavanaugh was at a dozens of appeals and dis- up her mind to vote against speech. As she began to ley, R-Iowa, who presided report exonerated Ka- house party in 1982 where trict court nominees advancing Kavanaugh’s speak, protesters stood up over Kavanaugh’s confir- vanaugh of any wrong- she says she was the victim through the Senate. nomination as she entered in the gallery, yelling, “Vote mation hearing, gave her a doing. But Democrats of a gang rape. He called the In Friday’s procedural the chamber to vote Friday. no! Show up for Maine bear hug. called the scope of the allegations outlandish. votes, all Democrats but “I believe that Brett Ka- women!” When Manchin emerged investigation too limited. Manchin stood firm against vanaugh is a good man,” she Three Republican wom- from his office soon after- The FBI investigated the Los Angeles Times and Asso- elevating Kavanaugh to the said. “I believe he is a good en — Shelley Moore Capito ward to talk to reporters, allegation brought by Ford, ciated Press contributed. GREATER UNSCRIPTED: GREAT ROOMS A CELEBRATORY EVENING WITH MITCH ALBOM

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Sears Cresco Labs store in Niles also raises $100M to close to fuel growth By Lauren Zumbach Chicago Tribune Medical marijuana pany has licenses to operate in Pennsylvania and Ohio Sears will close its store company looks to and has acquired dispensa- in north suburban Niles in national expansion ry and cultivation opera- mid-December and lay off tions in Arizona, Nevada 75 workers there, according By Ally Marotti and California. to a report from the Illinois Chicago Tribune Cresco employs about Department of Commerce 300 people, more than half and Economic Opportunity. Chicago-based medical of whom are in Illinois. The Niles store wasn’t marijuana company Cresco Bachtell said the company among the 46 Sears and BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Labs has raised $100 mil- plans to hire more workers Kmart locations Hoffman Treasure Island Foods announced last week that it will close its stores by Oct. 12. lion in private funding to at its River North corporate Estates-based parent Sears fuel continued expansion headquarters. Holdings Corp. previously nationally and in Illinois. “The needs that are said would close before the Cresco Labs, which op- placed on a company like holidays. But an August Union sues grocery erates three cultivation cen- Cresco are pretty signifi- announcement suggested ters in the state, just fin- cant, so we need to make more closures could follow. ished an expansion of its sure we’ve got the resources Sears also reported to the chain over layoff notice Joliet facility to more than in place to continue to be state 75 layoffs at its corpo- double the amount of can- able to scale the company,” rate headquarters, which By Greg Trotter mass layoff” until the end comment. nabis it can grow and proc- he said. took place in September. Chicago Tribune of a 60-day period after The lawsuit names as ess. The company has addi- The private round of As the company gets serving written notice to defendants Treasure Is- tional acreage available and funding came from U.S. and smaller, “we continue to Treasure Island Foods, employees. land Foods, Treasure Is- is planning further expan- international investors. The evaluate all areas of our cost the longtime Chicago gro- The lawsuit alleges land Foods Montrose sions. company also intends to structure and pursue mea- cery chain that an- that Treasure Island’s Corp., and The Magazi — After years of regulatory complete a reverse takeover sures to achieve cost sav- nounced it was closing closing of seven stores the three corporate en- roadblocks and lower-than- of a public Canadian com- ings, including greater con- stores by Oct. 12, is now constitutes a “plant clos- tities that operate the expected demand in Illi- pany, following a similar solidation of the Sears and being sued by the United ing” under the definition Treasure Island stores — nois’ medical cannabis pilot move by fellow Chicago- Kmart corporate and sup- Food and Commercial in federal law. The union’s as well as Patrick Cava- program, growers around based cannabis company port functions,” spokesman Workers International 28 members in the bar- naugh, principal of the the state are expanding to Green Thumb Industries, Larry Costello said in an Union for allegedly violat- gaining unit are therefore liquidation firm High accommodate a patient or GTI. email. “We do not take these ing a federal law that entitled to back pay and Ridge Partners, which is count that is only expected GTI raised $67 million decisions lightly, but they governs layoff notices. benefits for up to 60 days, now managing the com- to increase. A state report through its listing on a are a necessary part of our The lawsuit, filed in the lawsuit said. pany’s assets. out earlier this week found Canadian stock exchange in efforts to transform the federal court in Chicago The union also alleges The union’s lawsuit is that use of medical pot has June. company and return it to on Thursday on behalf of in the lawsuit that Treas- the second brought risen 83 percent this year in The company raised an profitability.” the union’s Local 1546, ure Island is in violation against Treasure Island Illinois, which has more additional $61.6 million in a It wasn’t the first round alleges that Treasure Is- of state law for not paying this week in the wake of than 46,000 qualified pa- financing deal that closed of cuts or closures this year. land violated the Worker the union members for the company’s surprise tients. Additionally, Gov. earlier this month, and it Sears had announced two Adjustment and Retrain- their earned but unused announcement it was Bruce Rauner signed a bill also is working to scale up rounds of layoffs affecting ing Notification Act be- paid vacation time as re- shutting down after 55 into law in late August that its operations in Illinois. 420 corporate employees, cause all employees will quired by the collective years. Anthony Marano allows people prescribed The company’s debut on and the 46 stores on the be laid off less than 60 bargaining agreement. Co., a produce wholesaler, opioids to use medical mari- the Canadian Securities Ex- August closure list are in days after they received Neither Arthur Stamas, is suing the chain over juana. change helped cement in- addition to 78 stores identi- written notice “on or Treasure Island’s attor- more than $453,000 of With this infusion of vestors’ interest in the in- fied since May. about” Sept. 26, according ney, nor David Huffman- allegedly unpaid produce. capital, Cresco also plans to dustry. to the complaint. Under Gottschling, the union’s increase its national foot- [email protected] the law, employers can’t attorney, could be im- [email protected] print, CEO and co-founder [email protected] Twitter @laurenzumbach order a “plant closing or mediately reached for Twitter @GregTrotterTrib Charlie Bachtell. The com- Twitter @AllyMarotti

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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE A bad trade What is conspicuously missing from the new, improved NAFTA-to-be-renamed USCMA? The terms “climate” and “global warming” are nowhere to be seen in the environment chapter. There are wins for each country. There are things that the dairy and automobile industries and low-wage workers can be happy about. The U.S. petroleum industry certainly has much to celebrate, and that is the heart of the problem. There are only losses for climate and the environment. One objection to NAFTA was that it granted corporations rights to override local environmental regulations. United States-Canada-Mexico Agreement limits those rights, with one notable exception: U.S. oil and gas companies that have or might obtain contracts to drill or build infrastructure in Mexico can challenge new regulations. Moreover, USCMA keeps the requirement that the U.S. government approve all gas exports to Mexico, overriding the requirement for regulators to consider the public interest. American Petroleum Institute head Mike Sommers applauds the deal for helping to ensure continuation of JIM URQUHART/AP Trump’s “energy revolution.” I call it call it ensuring continuation of Trump’s gift to the petroleum industry with reckless disregard for its catastrophic implications for climate and the environment. Bear necessity: Corporations will still be able to challenge new regulations and request that existing ones be repealed. Thus many environmentally irresponsible corporations stand to gain — although this may be moot, as the Trump adminis- Banning the grizzly hunt tration is busily dismantling environmental protections anyway. But while milk may flow freely in both directions When the state of Wyoming held a and Wildlife Service was out of line near Jackson Hole in September. across our northern border and many people will reap lottery to award licenses to hunt when it took the grizzly off the en- The thinking seems to be that if short-term profits, I think we are making a Faustian bar- grizzly bears in the Yellowstone dangered list in 2017. He ordered that sportsmen shoot a few bears, the gain for the future. region, Tom Mangelsen eagerly the bears be returned to their pro- others will spread the word that — Carol Steinhart, Madison, Wis. entered — and he got one of the 22 tected status under federal law, people are not to be trifled with. But permits to take one of these apex which means hunting is off-limits. it’s not likely the resumption of hunt- predators. But the bears needn’t Many conservation and animal ing for a couple of months a year Herd immunity worry about him. welfare groups opposed allowing the would make much if any difference When looking at the long lifespans that humans are Mangelsen is a wildlife photogra- hunt, which they view as a needless in the behavior of grizzlies — which, living out, we can give our thanks to vaccines. Vaccines pher, and if he happens to get within slaughter that will do economic by the way, rarely attack humans. have saved millions of lives, yet are increasingly the target range of a grizzly, he’ll shoot it with a harm to the region. The number of Heather Mycoskie, a member of of social criticism. As a global community, the anti-vaccine camera — something he could do people who visit Wyoming in the the Humane Society of the United movement is one of the most pressing issues we are expe- without spending $600 for the li- hope of seeing a grizzly might well States National Council, points out riencing culturally. The risks that come from not vaccinat- cense. He and other opponents of the dwindle if hunters reduce the popu- that the threat to livestock is also ing are staggering, and illnesses that once plagued chil- hunt entered the sweepstakes to lation. greatly exaggerated. Of the 300,000 dren, such as polio, measles and whooping cough, are keep the licenses from going to hunt- That would carry a steep econo- cattle and sheep that graze in the having the chance to rise again in frequency. To see these ers intent on killing bears. mic cost. The organization Wyoming Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, she illnesses occur again with decreasing use of vaccines The planned hunt would be the Wildlife Advocates says tourism wrote in the Jackson Hole News & would put our entire society at risk. first allowed for grizzlies in the spending in Teton County adds up to Guide, “only 108 cattle (.0.04 percent The scientific community never backs anti-vaccine lower 48 states in 44 years. At one about $1 billion a year and provides of inventory) and six sheep (0.01 movements. There is no evidence to support such a mind- time, some 50,000 of them roamed 8,250 jobs. If visitor numbers percent of inventory) were killed by set. However, with the prevalence social media like Face- across most of the western half of the dropped by just 1 percent because of grizzly bears in 2013.” book, many sources of misinformed opinions are being lower 48. But today they number fewer grizzlies to see, it says, the People came very close to wiping shared as fact. fewer than 2,000 there, occupying local economy would be deprived of out grizzlies in the lower 48 states, Consequently, more and more parents are choosing to just 2 percent of their original range. $10 million of that, along with 75 before the public woke up to the not vaccinate their kids and citing it as a preference. When The greater Yellowstone area is jobs. A few trophy hunters couldn’t importance of preserving these unvaccinated people interact with other members of soci- home to about 700. offset the loss. incomparable links with our wild ety they could be unknowingly spreading infection or As it happens, though, Man- Some locals, including ranchers, past. In Wyoming and elsewhere, the contracting it. For those who are ill and are unable to be gelsen’s permit may be no good. Last think hunting would reduce conflicts emphasis should be on protecting vaccinated, this can mean life or death. week a federal judge blocked the between humans and grizzlies — one these bears, not slaying them for As a society, we need to put our trust in scientists and hunt on the ground that the U.S. Fish of which killed an elk hunting guide sport. doctors before a stranger ranting on Facebook. Vaccines protect us all, but they especially protect the most vulnerable members of our society from disease. Vaccines should be mandated to all healthy children, not allowing for per- WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING sonal choice. The culture has changed; the scientific cen- suses, however, has not. — Anna Bower, La Crosse, Wis. The economic boom is now palpable to nearly all In the past decade, total global debt (sovereign, Americans. It transcends spin. Polls are showing that Pres- corporate and household) has spiked nearly 75 ident Trump is unpopular, but Americans are upbeat about percent. ... McKinsey says 40 percent of U.S. com- Double-parked the economy. Consumers are spending like there’s no panies are rated one notch above “junk” or lower, Thank you, Chicago, for my $100 parking ticket. tomorrow. That is what is so disconcerting about liberal and the Bank for International Settlements esti- After spending many dollars in your city for a weekend rage. They are bitterly unhappy at the very moment that mates 10 percent of legacy companies in the devel- visit with my son, I dropped him off at his apartment on the American economy is as prosperous as at any time in oped world are “zombies,” meaning earnings Newport Avenue on Sunday afternoon. The Cubs were at modern history, and when median family incomes just hit before interest and taxes don’t cover interest home and there was no parking to be found. We had a car an all-time high, when black and Hispanic unemployment expenses. full of groceries, so I put on my flashers and helped him have hit record lows. What’s so bad about feeling good? This is what zero interest rates and quantitative carry the bags up to his third-floor apartment, said good- What a difference a generation makes. It used to be easing have wrought — more debt and lower bye, and returned to my car to begin the two-hour drive conservatives who were the stuffy ones. Liberals were the credit quality. Yield-starved investors were happy home. I was double-parked less than five minutes. fun ones to be around. Now the ones who are so uptight to look the other way and refinance dubious cred- Imagine my surprise to find a ticket in that short are the liberals like actor Jeff Bridges, who once was funny its so long as rates were low and they had no bet- amount of time. I appealed to the city and was denied. I’m but now is so embarrassed by modern day America that he ter alternative. ... The U.S. owes $21.5 trillion of not sure what I was supposed to do regarding unloading a seems to want to be anywhere on this planet, except here. Treasury debt, the majority of which is scheduled car full of groceries. Perhaps I should have stayed in the OK, then, just go! Liberals are making it clearer with each to be refinanced in the next eight years, disregard- car and been double-parked much longer while my son passing day that they don’t want to associate with conser- ing the additional $1 trillion required by the 2017 made multiple trips. vatives any longer. As a conservative, I hate to say it, but tax reform and an estimated $100 trillion of un- more and more the feeling is mutual. funded entitlement spending ahead. I think your law enforcement could be better utilized Stephen Moore, The Hill Daniel J. Arbess, The Wall Street Journal making your city safer and working on the violent crimes instead of gouging people with ridiculous fines. Enjoy my $100 — I will make sure I spend much less the next time I visit. — Elizabeth Bangs, West Lafayette, Ind. EDITORIAL CARTOON Is civility dead? For the past decade at least, we have been allowing our civility and decency to erode at a very rapid pace. Today we shout and scream at one another, many times using profane or near-profane language. We use whatever information we wish to accept as fact and spread hate and discontent. It seems like many actions and events spark protests that are too well-choreographed to be either spontaneous or real fact-centered. Many of these occurrences are politi- cally motivated, but not all. Accusations are bantered around, much without factual backup. These hurt individuals, families and companies. Yet our laws are based upon the accused being innocent until proved guilty. So why do we allow these actions? We need to spend more time and energy looking within ourselves for answers, and I hope those who believe spend more time talking with and listening to our supreme power, God, and spend more time in our houses of wor- ship. We, ourselves, are the only ones who can make a pos- itive change in our lives and in the future of our civiliza- tion. We need to seriously think of the results of what our language and actions bring about. What will the results have on our fellow man and our collective futures? Let’s wake up now and start to treat each other with civility and respect and deal only with substantiated facts and consider what effect our words and actions have on those with whom we interact. — Mark Turk, Joliet

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WARNER BROS. PICTURES Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper MICHAEL PHILLIPS MOVIES “A Star is Born” A waitress and singer named Ally (Lady Gaga) with that certain special something enters alcoholic rocker Jackson Maine’s (Bradley Cooper) orbit. Maine coaxes a reluctant Ally onstage at one of his concerts, which starts her career. In deft, shorthand storytelling strokes, the TODD ROSENBERG PHOTO script by Cooper and Eric Roth, reworking Will Fet- Guest pianist David Fray plays as Riccardo Muti leads the CSO in a rousing curtain-raiser for Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 3 in C Minor. ters’ earlier version, sweeps IN PERFORMANCE us straight into the story’s inevitable river of courtship, late-night duets, marriage, excessive drink- ing on his end, and weary anticipation of worse to Probing ‘Mathis der Maler’ come on hers. Cooper makes his directorial debut, addressed the quandary more of Muti’s work, his approach in curtain-raiser for Beethoven’s Revival points out with a genuine facility with explicitly, the symphony ex- effect rendering Hindemith’s Piano Concerto No. 3, in C Mi- filming musical numbers. music isn’t just music, pressed it with the distinct emo- somewhat angular, austere form nor, pianist David Fray viewing but commentary too tional force of music without of melody that much more en- the work not as a look back R, 2:15, drama words. gaging. toward Mozart but ahead toward By Howard Reich That CSO music director If one views the second move- later Beethoven. Notwithstand- Chicago Tribune Riccardo Muti would lead this ment, “The Entombment,” as a ing this performance’s romantic revival of the piece two weeks reflection on mortality, it was a thrust, Fray took great care in It has been 20 years since the after conducting Shostakovich’s gentle end of life that Muti con- matters of articulation, phrase Chicago Symphony Orchestra Symphony No. 13, “Babi Yar” — jured. You could hear as much in and tone, though a bit less gener- performed Paul Hindemith’s which starkly deals with the toll the extraordinarily sensitive ous use of the sustaining pedal “Mathis der Maler” Symphony, of anti-Semitism and genocide — playing of the woodwinds and in would have been welcome. too long considering the stature tells you something about Muti’s the ethereal lines of principal Muti addressed four Hungari- of the piece but perhaps not perspective on music: It’s not flute Stefan Ragnar Hoskulds- an Dances by Brahms essentially surprising considering the chal- just abstract sound, he seems to son, which floated above a soft as character pieces, offering lenges it poses to listeners. be saying. To the contrary, music cushion of strings. full-throated expression in No. 1, This is rigorous, complex, can provide sharp commentary The great struggle arrives in G Minor; a lovely, folkloric often emotionally turbulent on the “tragic world” we live in, with the final movement, “The touch in No. 3, in F Major; lusty music created against the back- as Muti put it during the “Babi Temptation of Saint Anthony,” an phrase-making in No. 10, in F drop of Nazism. Hindemith Yar” concert. essay in which imploring strings Major; and ruddy colors in No. 5, wrote it in Germany between If “Babi Yar” opened the and urgently driving rhythms in G Minor. 1933 and ’34, as Hitler ascended CSO’s season with a devastating suggest an unblinking search for These ebullient readings MARISA KM PHOTO to power, the composer contem- account of Shostakovich’s sym- meaning. Amid all this unease conveyed a lightness of spirit — Rashada Dawan plating the artist’s role in society phony, Muti offered a softer, and irresolution, Muti brought which made the profundities of and politics through the story of warmer approach in “Mathis der out tender poetry in some sec- the Hindemith that followed CHRIS JONES “Mathis der Maler” (“Mathis the Maler” Thursday night in Or- tions, dramatic rhetoric in oth- that much more startling by THEATER Painter”). Though the subject chestra Hall. Or at least that was ers. contrast. was Mathias Grunewald, a the case in the first two move- By the time the brass chorale “Caroline, or Change” 15th-16th century artist torn ments, each — like the third — sounded forth toward the end, Riccardo Muti conducts this Tony Kushner and Jeanine between his work and the politi- inspired by a panel in a famed Muti was putting an exclamation week’s CSO concerts through Tesori’s “Caroline, or cal upheavals of his time, Hin- altarpiece Grunewald painted. point on a long discourse, the Saturday in Orchestra Hall at Change” is a musical about demith found in this narrative a So the symphony’s first move- conductor having guided listen- Symphony Center, 220 S. Michi- two families in Lake metaphor for his own dark era. ment, “The Angelic Concert,” in ers through an arduous journey. gan Ave.; ticket prices vary; 312- Charles, Louisiana, circa Should the artist be content to Muti’s direction evolved from The evening opened with a 294-3000 or www.cso.org. 1963, one Jewish, one Afri- go about his artistic tasks, the mysterious opening passages vigorous but unhurried account can-American, one working “Mathis der Maler” asks, or put to pages of orchestral grandeur of Beethoven’s Overture to Howard Reich is a Tribune critic. for the other. An autobio- them aside to fight the injustices to a joyful climax. The through “Egmont,” performed with keen graphical story by Kushner of the world? Though Hin- line here was the pervasive sense attention to details of dynamics [email protected] about his childhood, it has demith’s opera of the same name of lyricism that defines so much and voicing. This was a rousing Twitter @howardreich always held out hope for the future. But that’s not how it felt at the Den Thea- tre, when a young and gutsy company called Firebrand 1 IN PERFORMANCE ‘Zurich’ ★★ ⁄2 Theatre opened its own ambitious production, directed by Lili-Anne Brown and starring Ra- Peer into a Swiss shada Dawan. This production captures much that is emblematic in this story but is less secure when it hotel room, watch comes to evoking the hope- ful messiness of our every- day lives. Through Oct. 28 at the private messes the Den Theatre, 1331 N. Milwaukee Ave.; $45 at By Chris Jones When: Through Nov. 10 firebrandtheatre.org Chicago Tribune Where: Steep Theatre, 1115 W. Berwyn Ave. HOWARD REICH CLASSICAL Ah, Switzerland. Home of Running time: 1 hour, chocolate, cleanliness, secret 45 minutes Bobby Lewis bank accounts, beautiful scenery, The Chicago trumpeter has lonely wanderers, studied neu- Tickets: $27-$38 at 773-649- been beguiling Chicago trality and a carefully veiled past. 3186 and www.steeptheatre.com audiences — and backing What might it be like to stare some of the greatest singers into one of its hotel rooms? in jazz — for more than half The first thing you might see ation. This work — seen off- a century. At 82, he shows — at least according to Amelia Broadway this past spring — GREGG GILMAN PHOTO scant sign of slowing down, Roper’s new play, “Zurich” — is a hardly is the first play to use the Elizabeth Wigley, left, and Debo Balogun play two unnamed charac- and on this occasion he’ll naked man jumping up and device of disparate characters ters in a hotel room in “Zurich” at Steep Theatre. celebrate the release of his down on a bed. Things go from moving in and out of the same latest album, “Count Me there: We meet all kinds of cou- space. But most such works — vistas and the 10 performances ing Jeffrey D. Kmiec’s shrewdly In,” featuring five original plings and triplings, both profes- such as Neil Simon’s “Plaza and that doesn’t really happen built room through plate glass, compositions, including the sional and personal, encompass- Suite” — have been light come- here. Some of the casting does as a Swiss crow might. But even title track. Lewis, who ing everything from frolicking dies; the cool-to-the-touch not feel right to me (although though we’re seeing different never met a melody he kids to a depressed senior to a “Zurich” is quite different. It Elizabeth Wigley is dead-on as views at times, dramatic tension couldn’t ennoble, will be melancholy one-night stand to a understands that the only thing the unnamed maid, as is Debo still has to rise if the piece is to joined by reedist Pat banker who may not be what he sadder than a night in a business Balogun as the unnamed Guy), grip as this talented writer Mallinger, pianist Jim seems. Watching them all is the hotel is a night in a business and the staging choices do not do clearly intended. To my mind, Ryan, bassist Stewart Miller maid, a woman who speaks three hotel while fighting jet lag. And it enough to embody the crucial “Zurich” is not quite so much a and drummers Jeff Stitely languages, a linguistic trifecta deftly exploits how we all won- tension in the script between the comedy as it appears here. and Ernie Adams on differ- still inadequate to express all her der what messes are made be- quotidian and the sinister. That As anyone who has hit a mini- ent nights. 8 and 10 p.m. depth of feeling. hind closed doors. would need far more depth in bar will confirm. Saturday; 4, 8 and 10 p.m. “Zurich” is a dark, distinctive Steep’s staging, though, is not each and every scene. Sunday; at the Jazz Show- and stylish piece of writing from fully successful. It’s incumbent “Zurich” is not an easy show to Chris Jones is a Tribune critic. case, 806 S. Plymouth Court; an Australian-American scribe upon the director, Brad DeFabo pull off, especially since the con- $20-$35; 312-360-0234 or with a firm grip on human alien- Akin, to unify all these little ceit is that the audience is watch- [email protected] www.jazzshowcase.com 12 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, October 6, 2018

1 IN PERFORMANCE ‘Unwanted’ ★★★ ⁄2 Harrowing work gives voice to ASK AMY women of Rwandan genocide By Amy Dickinson [email protected] Twitter @askingamy By Lauren Warnecke Chicago Tribune

The first thing you’ll notice walking into the Family gets stuck in estrangement Edlis Neeson Theater at the Museum of Contempo- Dear Amy: My 31-year-old same room again? the school year. We are rary Art Chicago for “Un- son is gay. His father and I — Devastated co-directors at our elite wanted” is a striking, free- love him unconditionally. school organization, co- standing mural. The corru- My mother is in her 80s, Dear Devastated: Your executives in a profes- gated metal totem, created and our relationship has mother is entitled to her sional group and class- by South African artist/ been challenging, but I opinions, and she seems mates. What should I do? activist Bruce Clarke, dis- have made an effort in equally comfortable with — Worried Woman plays the figure of a wom- recent years to avoid con- the consequence of ex- an. At its base, the words flict with her. I told her pressing them. If she Dear Worried: In your “No Apology” appear. The CHRISTOPHE RAYNAUD DE LAGE PHOTO about my son’s sexuality wanted things to be differ- professional life, you will figure is soft, but resolute. Multidisciplinary artist Dorothee Munyaneza performs in many years ago; since then ent with her grandson, she face other situations like Her lips are pursed; her “Unwanted” at the MCA Chicago. we’ve avoided the topic. could convey this and you this — from awkwardness expression could be inter- My son was visiting us could then worry about with colleagues who have preted as somber, strong or When: Through Sunday to cover your ears and close about a year ago, and we getting them together. been passed over for pro- seriously ticked off. Where: Museum of Con- your eyes. Don’t. This is the invited my mother to din- Same with your son. If motions to people who It is this range of emo- temporary Art Chicago, 220 manifestation of years of ner. She began to rant he wanted things to be might attempt to under- tions that capture “Un- E. Chicago Ave. rage and trauma — an em- about gay pride events in different, he could make an mine your success. The wanted,” a performance bodiment of events that our city drawing an un- effort. Yet why should he way to exercise real power devised by Dorothee Mun- Running time: 80 minutes seem impossible and far seemly, lawless crowd. My be forced or feel compelled is to always act politely and yaneza, a Rwandan inter- Tickets: $30 at 312-397- away from where we live. son respectfully debated to “make amends”? He has appropriately in your pub- disciplinary artist based in 4010 or www.mcachicago We have a responsibility to her points. She escalated done nothing wrong — he lic and professional life, France. “Unwanted” is .org bear witness, and to hear the argument and said gay is merely practicing your refusing to engage in gos- rooted in the stories of these women’s stories. people shouldn’t be al- family specialty: avoidance. sip or backstabbing. women who endured the “Unwanted,” though lowed to be open about As it is, you have toler- If you get back together Rwandan genocide of the challenging, is not to be their sexuality and de- ated your mother’s hatred with someone who isn’t 1990s, in which rape was the silhouette of Portland- missed. But as one of the served any bad things that and disrespect, and so now good for you, just for the used as a weapon of war. based instrumentalist Hol- “dance people” in the room, happen to them by being you are forced to also toler- sake of appearances, then Some statistics cite as land Andrews. “Papa?” I can’t help but feel some- out. My son quietly sat ate the discomfort this you’ll only undermine your many as half a million Munyaneza says in a quiet thing is missing in the there listening to this but estrangement causes you. own success, saving your women and children who voice that grows in inten- movement. The degree to was clearly angry. You love both parties ex the trouble. were raped, mutilated or sity as she assumes the role which these collaborators My husband became unconditionally. This is murdered as a means of of this unwanted child. pulled every thread with agitated and asked her to laudable. It seems that you Dear Amy: In a recent destroying the Tutsi people “How many brothers and respect to the sonic and change the topic. I agreed will have to continue to column, you made the during the Rwandan civil sisters do I have because of visual landscape is unparal- and told her she was being love them each separately. comment “Please don’t war. Munyaneza’s family you?” she pleads at an leled. disrespectful. She refused have one” regarding gen- fled the country when she unseen, unidentified mili- I’m left feeling less satis- to change the subject, so Dear Amy: Ibroke up der reveal parties for preg- was 12 to escape the vi- tiaman. She beats a fist into fied, however, by the danc- my husband drove her with my college boyfriend nant parents. That ticked olence, and “Unwanted” her chest and lower back, ing. Of the three perform- home and we didn’t finish because there were so me off. Who asked you for seeks to give voice to the and arches her head back. ers, Munyaneza incorpo- dinner. After she left, my many things wrong with THAT opinion? No one! women who stayed. She Andrews begins with her rates the most movement, son said he was “done” our relationship. There are Nice job trying to make draws parallels between voice, too, which she loops writhing and tipping her with her and didn’t want to various power struggles people who have these feel the Rwandan civil war and and mixes live with Mahe. head back with each vocal see her ever again. This deep within the “power bad about their joy. What the ongoing crisis in Syria, Munyaeza staggers to tick. Toward the end she broke my heart. couple” facade. an asinine comment. Time recording the oral histories the mural, leaning her makes a superfluous pat- My son won’t consider He always made our to hang up your hat. of women who’ve been cheek against it at first and tern of paddle turns across making amends with his personal and professional — Furious victims of the wars. then ripping strips of the the front of the stage, of grandmother and does not life a competition. We As the house lights dim, image away. It muddies but which the only purpose attend events where she is always had to “one-up” Dear Furious: Yes, I am Munyaneza approaches does not erase the image of seems to be showing off a present. I have tried to get each other. When I re- staking a claim against the sound desk. It’s occu- this woman. The whole beautiful spiral of fringe her to apologize to him, ceived an unbelievable job so-called gender reveals. pied by Alain Mahe. As the space then grows loud and extending from her dress. and she says she has noth- offer starting after gradua- Every once in a while, I recorded voice of a Rwan- angry. Munyaneza takes up With “Unwanted,” I’m left ing to apologize for and is tion, he was upset that I sneak in an unsolicited dan woman plays, Mun- a bat and paddles the floor moved, inspired and chilled entitled to her opinions. had gotten his dream job. opinion, just for the sake of yaneza translates. We hear as Mahe bangs two rocks to the bone. Imagine, then, It feels like we will never I’m worried that we’ll the future of humanity. about how this woman’s together — this sounded what could have been with resolve this, and I worry get back together just to son is not joyful, and how like bombs and guns to me. a deeper approach to chor- about my mother passing keep up appearances. It Copyright 2018 by Amy she struggles to love him; It’s one of three intense, eography. away with this conflict has happened before. Dickinson he is the product of rape. multisensory climaxes in between them. Should I I’m scared that I’m not As Munyaneza makes “Unwanted,” which will Lauren Warnecke is a free- leave it alone? How can I strong enough for the mess Distributed by Tribune her way onstage, we see make you feel like you want lance critic. get the two of them in the that will happen during Content Agency

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Horoscopes Dilbert By Scott Adams Today’s birthday (Oct. 6): Generate growing prosperity this year. Family fortunes land a bonus. Realize domestic renovation through diligence. Home and family take priority this winter before changes disrupt a community effort. Exciting professional opportunities appear this summer before a domestic puzzle confronts. Aries (March 21-April 19): Today is a 7. Keep advancing health and work dreams, even when luster and enthusiasm fades. Long-term improvements take small steps, and results may seem invisible but they’re there. Taurus (April 20-May 20): 7. Support someone dear through tough times. Disillusionment or broken dreams could weigh on a heart. Long-term love builds with many small steps. Baby Blues By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott (Baby Blues is on vacation until October 8. Please enjoy this strip from 2013.) Gemini (May 21-June 20): 7. Connect with a distant relation. Family research leads in interesting directions. Maintain domestic harmony with regular participation. Cancer (June 21-July 22): 7. Focus on practical communica- tions. Make and keep appointments. Sort facts and data. Look for the hidden truth behind an illusion. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): 7. Hold out for the best deal. Some- thing that seems like a bargain may have hidden costs. Don’t fall for a trick. Make good your escape. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): 9. Progress may seem invisible with a personal project. Keep advancing. A truth gets revealed. Steady, regular moves produce long-term results. Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): 6. Find a quiet spot to decompress. Avoid overstimulation, and get some down time. Others may want your attention, though. Schedule what you can for later. Zits By Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): 8. Gather to strategize team priori- ties. Listen to family and especially kids. Provide a stabilizing influence. Focus on your objective, and let the small stuff go. Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): 8. A professional spotlight is shining your way. Prepare and polish your presentation before showing. Dress to impress. Words can be deceptive; run a reality check. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): 8. Mold elusive vacation plans into a reality by making reservations and appointments. Avoid risk or expense. Create your agenda, and determine the itinerary. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): 8. Changes necessitate budget revisions. Join forces with another for funding. Sort true opportunities from empty talk. Link up with an expert to adjust and adapt. Mr. Boffo By Joe Martin Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): 7. Figure out what really matters. A partner’s opinion is important. Intuition guides you too. Friends can help make a connection. Get expert advice.

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Bridge Both vulnerable, South deals North ♠ KQ9 Dick Tracy By Joe Staton and Mike Curtis ♥ J1052 ♦ A43 ♣ J65 West East ♠ J5 ♠ 10 8 ♥ 64 ♥ KQ93 ♦ QJ962 ♦ K1085 ♣ K972 ♣ Q84 South ♠ A76432 ♥ A87 ♦ 7 ♣ A103 Today’s deal is from a recent team competition in Atlanta. Both tables bid aggressively to reach the spade game, but Animal Crackers By Mike Osbun only one declarer was successful. South at this table won the opening diamond lead with dummy’s ace and immediately ruffed a diamond. A spade to dummy’s king was followed by another diamond ruff, eliminating diamonds The bidding: from both hands. A South West North East spade to the queen ♠ drew trumps when 1 Pass 1NT* Pass they split 2-2. Declarer 2♠ Pass 3♠ Pass led a low club to his 10 4♠ All pass and West’s king. West *Forcing exited with the six of ♦ hearts. South ducked Opening lead: Queen of in dummy and also ducked in his hand when East played the nine. East was end played at this point Prickly City By Scott Stantis and forced to either lead a club away from his queen, lead a heart, or yield a ruff-sluff. Any of these plays would give declarer his tenth trick. The declarer at the other table went down one after less careful play. It seems that both declarers missed a point on this hand. After eliminating diamonds and drawing trumps, the contract can always be made by playing the ace of hearts and another heart to dummy’s jack, playing low if West plays an honor. This succeeds against all lies of the cards, including when West holds both missing club honors. Sometimes these plays are hard to see at the table and surface only in the post-mortem discussion.

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Across 37 Longfellow’s “The Bell 10 Prolonged list, as of 1 Soap-drop indicator of __” complaints 5 Prepared for pie, in a 38 Iwo Jima ﬂag-raiser 11 “It’s safe to sit next to way Hayes me” Broom-Hilda By Russell Myers 10 Trunk extension 39 Half a classic cowboy 12 Onetime accessory for 14 Buddhist priest nickname Britney Spears and 15 The “A” in the Tokyo 40 Top of the order? Keri Russell studio AIC 42 DNA units 13 Nonkosher sandwich, 16 Stargazing subject? 44 1990s game console usually 17 Rural stopovers release, initially 21 Techie stereotype 18 Retro ﬁlter choice 45 Strong feeling 22 “Hakuna Matata” 19 Importunate 46 ’60s-’70s singer born lifestyle solicitor Ellen Cohen 25 Ones in it for the long 20 Spin-off with a bluesy 50 Catcall? haul theme song by John 53 Circumstances, 27 Mitt Romney’s alma Lee Hooker idiomatically mater: Abbr. 23 2000s political 54 Hilarious 28 Modern folklore slogan 55 Look for 29 Card game played by Trivia Bits Jumble Crossword 24 Initial payments 56 Certain something Phileas Fogg 26 European hub 57 “Obviously!” 30 Annual observance Three differ- 58 Put away celebrating ent actresses 27 Industrious type 29 Nut 59 Highland language commitment to the have won Tony 60 Irritations found in planet Awards for best 32 Ritual heap 33 Rapper will.__ clouds 31 Behind actress in a lead- 61 Iowa Department of 32 __ tem ing role in revivals 34 Half a piano duo? 35 Chaparral plant Transportation city 36 Darwin’s __ Beagle of what musical? 37 Graph point’s x- A) “Cabaret” Friday’s solution Down coordinate B) “Carousel” 1 “Naturalis Historia” 39 Low joint C) “Gypsy” author 41 Turtle’s mouth D) “Hello, Dolly!” 2 Poker for knights? 43 Vital vessels Friday’s answer: 3 Old Dodges 44 Didn’t play Dating back to 4 It often looks like 46 Crete’s highest elev. 1900, the annual gibberish 47 Top squad football game be- 5“Nomore 48 Martin or Miller tween the Univer- discussion” 49 “I’ma Be Me” stand-up sity of Washington 6 Like turnpike comic Wanda and Washington ramps 51 Kodos’ alien cohort on State is known as 7 Wisconsin college “The Simpsons” the Apple Cup. By Gareth Bain. Edited by Rich © 2018 Leslie Elman. Dist. Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis. 8 Abu Dhabi bigwig 52 It can be pumped by Creators.com By David L. Hoyt. © 2018 Tribune Content Agency, LLC. 9 Shaking event 53 Honey, in slang 16 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, October 6, 2018 Saturday, October 6, 2018 | Section 2

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BLACKHAWKS A hand for Kane’s backhand How Hawks standout UP NEXT The game-winning play Thurs- Blackhawks at Blues, day develolped when Jonathan mastered the roof shot 7 p.m. Saturday, NBCSCH Toews saw Kane near the blue line that won season opener and fed him the puck. The pass was a little behind so Kane slowed By Jimmy Greenfield many as a pro.” down just enough to let the puck Chicago Tribune Kane is being humble. There’s reach his skate, which he used to no statistic for “Incredible Back- kick it to his stick. OTTAWA, Ontario — The backhand Roof Shots That Somehow Defenseman Thomas Chabot handed roof shot Patrick Kane Go In” but if there were there’s no was close enough behind that used to give the Blackhawks a 4-3 doubt he would be leading the Kane then had to make a choice. overtime victory over the Senators league. “I was thinking of shooting on Thursday night in Ottawa has It's the type of shot few players (forehand) first because I didn’t been part of his repertoire since he ever try let alone convert but Kane really have a clear-cut breakaway,” JANA CHYTILOVA//GETTY was 7 years old. has used it often enough during Kane said. “Then I tried to pull it Patrick Kane’s backhander past Senators goaltender Craig Anderson in “I used to score a lot of goals like his career that it has become overtime earned him a “wow” from Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville. that as a kid,” Kane said. “Not so something of a signature move. Turn to Blackhawks, Page 6

CHRIS WALKER/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Field of greens Golfers tee off Friday morning from the Kids Zone above the left-field stands at Guaranteed Rate Field, which was converted into a golf course of sorts for a weekend event at the home of the White Sox. Head groundskeeper Roger Bossard, aka “The Sodfather,” set up the outfield with seven greens, outlined in dark green, containing nine flags with actual cups, offering golfers the chance to swing away. “This is so cool,” Tinley Park native Jacob Tanulanond said. “I grew up at this stadium but have never been here for anything but a Sox game.” Despite a spotty forecast, more than 4,000 golfers are expected to attend the event, set up by StadiumLinks, through Sunday night. Story, Page 3

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL CHICAGO MARATHON CPS cancels games Friends, rivals collide: amid Van Dyke verdict Farah challenges Rupp Decision to call off battery with a firearm in the By Shannon Ryan great time training together for so October 2014 death of 17-year- Chicago Tribune long. I’m looking forward to weekend slate may old Laquan McDonald, marking running against him.” hurt playoff hopefuls a stunning end to a racially Mo Farah playfully shad- Rupp and Farah head an elite tinged case that roiled the city. owboxed, extending his fist field of men, with some predic- By Mike Clark Several games involving Cath- toward Galen Rupp’s face as the ting especially fast timesthanks in Chicago Tribune olic League teams in Chicago marathoners posed for photo- part to the return this year of and the suburbs either were graphs. Farah laughed and cov- pacers for the first half of the race. The end of the murder trial of postponed or forfeited. ered Rupp’s face with his mara- Mosinet Geremew (2:04:00 per- Chicago police Officer Jason Van Providence’s Catholic League thon bib for a moment. sonal best), Birhanu Legese Dyke on Friday had a ripple crossover game against Mount Rupp smiled politely and pat- (2:04:15), 2016 Chicago champion effect across the high school Carmel was ruled a forfeit to the STACY REVERE/GETTY ted Farah on the back. Abel Kirui (2:05:04) and 2015 football scene in the city. Caravan after Providence can- The former training partners champion Dickson Chumba Chicago Public Schools ad- celed all weekend athletic activ- BASEBALL PLAYOFFS and track rivals were part of a (2:04:32) also highlight the inter- ministrators sent out an email ities in Chicago. The game had joint news conference Friday to national field. Friday afternoon canceling all been scheduled for Friday night Nothing to it: Brewers preview their anticipated show- Farah, from Britain, is running Public League games and prac- at Gately Stadium before being down Sunday in the Bank of in only his third marathon after tices for Friday and Saturday. rescheduled Thursday for Sat- take 2-0 NLDS lead America Chicago Marathon, in placing third in London in April The email did not give a reason urday afternoon at Mount Closer Jeremy Jeffress celebrates which Rupp will defend his title. in 2:06:21. He is a four-time for the move. Carmel. Friday after the Brewers defeated “We’re very familiar with each Olympic gold medalist in the A Cook County jury convicted On Friday afternoon, Mount the Rockies 4-0 for a 2-0 lead in other,” said Rupp, an American 5,000 and 10,000 meters and Van Dyke of second-degree mur- their National League Division who won last year in 2 hours, 9 der and 16 counts of aggravated Turn to High schools, Page 6 Series. Playoff coverage, Page 4 minutes, 20 seconds. “We had a Turn to Marathon, Page 3 2 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, October 6, 2018

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WEEK 5 PICKS Mahomes, Brees under pressure

By Rich Campbell and Dan Wiederer | Chicago Tribune

Tribune reporters Rich Campbell and Dan Wiederer are picking against the spread and each other this season. Campbell’s lead has vanished with two bad weeks, but Wiederer hasn’t exactly surged. With the Bears off this week, there is no “Close to Home” pick. (10 points for a win, minus-10 for a loss) Season scoreboard: Campbell 10, Wiederer 10

Game of the Week Jaguars (plus 3) at Chiefs Campbell (3-1): Jaguars. The Chiefs have beaten Vegas four straight weeks, so this is a bet on a correction. Yes, they’re the NFL’s top-scoring team, but they’re on a short week. The Jaguars’ top-ranked defense will slow Patrick Mahomes. Dan Wiederer (1-3): Chiefs. JOHN SLEEZER/KANSAS CITY STAR The potential regret factor is It's hard to bet against Patrick too high to go against a Patrick Mahomes and the high-scoring Mahomes-led offense that’s Chiefs these days, but they are putting up 410.2 yards per on a short week after beating game and averaging a league- the Broncos on Monday night. best 36.2 points. This feels like a push line waiting to happen. Upset of the week But even at 3-1, the Jaguars’ stingy defense hasn’t had a test Campbell (2-2): Falcons like this. (+145) at Steelers. The Falcons offense is rolling with 31, 37 and 36 points in their last three Lock of the Week games. Yes, all three were at JIM YOUNG/AP Campbell (1-3): Redskins home, but the fireworks should (plus 6½) at Saints. I like the travel against the NFL’s 30th- Northwestern’s Clayton Thorson has been solid but needs better protection from his offensive line. Redskins getting points after a ranked defense. week off. The NFL’s third- Wiederer (1-3): Vikings (+150) ranked pass defense should at Eagles. Backed off a Giants keep this close enough. The (+235) stunner in Carolina at Saints have failed to cover in the last minute to offer this vote both of their home games. of confidence in a bounce-back Wiederer (1-3): Redskins (plus game for the Vikings. Mike Northwestern Illinois Notre Dame 6½) at Saints. On the day Drew Zimmer has to get his surpris- Brees shoots past Brett Favre ingly disjointed defense back at Michigan State at Rutgers at Virginia Tech and Peyton Manning to be- on track. And the Vikings have come the NFL’s all-time leader to exorcise the demons from TV/radio: 11 a.m. Saturday; TV/radio: 11 a.m. Saturday; TV/radio: 7 p.m. Saturday; in passing yards, the Redskins their 38-7 NFC championship FS1, WGN-AM 720. BTN, WSCR-AM 670. ABC-7, WMVP-AM 1000. make the celebration in New game loss in Philadelphia. Line: Michigan State by 10½. Line: Illinois by 4½. Line: Notre Dame by 6. Orleans a little more tense. Records: Northwestern 1-3, 1-1 Records: Illinois 2-2, 0-1 Big Records: Notre Dame 5-0; Alex Smith’s ability to take care Stay away Big Ten; Michigan State 3-1, 1-0. Ten; Rutgers 1-4, 0-2. Virginia Tech 3-1. of the football and Adrian Peterson’s production against a Campbell (3-1): Panthers KEYS TO THE GAME stingy Saints run defense will (minus 6) vs. Giants. The Pan- be key. thers are coming off their week 1. Sling it all over the yard. 1. Finish strong. 1. Don’t get overwhelmed by off, but six points is a lot. But You can’t run on Michigan Illinois was in position to win the environment. the Giants can’t score. Eh, I’ll State. Arizona State managed in the third quarter of its last Lane Stadium is a difficult Just for fun take the top-five rushing of- just 44 yards on 29 carries. two games, leading 19-7 against place to play for a visiting team, fense to cover against the bot- Indiana was held to 29 yards. South Florida and 24-21 against especially at night. Notre Dame Campbell (1-2-1): Packers tom-five rushing defense. The Spartans’ per-carry aver- Penn State, but got blown out will be making its first trip to (even) at Lions. This will Wiederer (3-1): Jets (plus 1) vs. age of 1.49 yards allowed is tops in the fourth quarter. The Blacksburg, Va., and the Irish scratch my NFC North itch Broncos. Everybody seems to in the nation. So unless the Nittany Lions scored the final can’t let what will surely be a while the Bears are off. Yes, the be leaning toward the Broncos Wildcats can suit up Khalil 42 points, including 35 in the crazy atmosphere get to them. Packers fell flat against the in this game between two very Mack during the Bears’ off fourth quarter. South Florida Notre Dame did a poor job of Redskins in their only road ordinary teams. I’ll take the week to get some strip-sacks scored 18 unanswered in the that last season at Miami, and game, but they’ll be able to run home team and continue a and pick-sixes, they better fourth. The Illini need to learn the Hurricanes romped 41-8. against the Lions. And pass too. terrific run of winning games I score through the air. Clayton how to keep momentum rolling The Irish turned up the volume Wiederer (3-0-1): Giants (plus have no confidence in. Thorson’s best Big Ten game throughout a game. this week during practice to try 6) at Panthers. Even with the last season in ESPN’s QBR 2. Continue strong QB play — to simulate some of the noise Panthers coming off an open [email protected] Twitter metric came against Michigan no matter the starter. coming their way. date, the Giants’ talent-packed @Rich_Campbell State in Northwestern’s 39-31 It has been a while since Illi- 2. Be ready for anything with offense could finally be ready [email protected] Twitter triple-overtime victory. He nois had two capable quarter- the Hokies defense. for its big breakout. @danwiederer completed 33 of 48 passes for backs. Offensive coordinator Virginia Tech’s Bud Foster is 356 yards. The Wildcats will Rod Smith has said AJ Bush Jr., one of the nation’s best defen- need more of that Saturday. who started the first two sive coordinators. “You have to 2. Take advantage of good games, will be the starter when really prepare for a lot,” Notre NFL NOTES fortune. he returns from a hamstring Dame coach Brian Kelly said, Michigan State’s receiving injury. All signs point to that “and there’s a lot of moving crew has been wrecked by happening Saturday. But the parts to their defense.” The injuries. Cody White (team- Illini should feel comfortable Hokies are tied for fourth na- Return of Burfict high 20 catches) broke a bone using freshman M.J. Rivers II. tionally against the run (84 in his hand against Central Rivers has played in three yards per game) but are 122nd Michigan, and two other key games, completing 63 percent in passing yards allowed (304 a boost for Bengals pass catchers — Darrell Stewart of his passes with three touch- per game). Notre Dame Jr. and Jalen Nailor — sat out downs and one interception. quarterback Ian Book looks to last week. Felton Davis is a Bush has completed 60 percent continue his sizzling start. Associated Press of the NFL concussion settlement stud, but Northwestern’s Mon- and added 142 yards on 26 Book has 603 passing yards, six covering more than 20,000 re- tre Hartage is one of the Big carries. touchdowns and no intercep- Linebacker Vontaze Burfict is tired players. That plan pays up to Ten’s best cornerbacks. So look 3. Fine-tune the defense. tions in the last two games back on the Bengals’ active roster $4 million to families of men like for Michigan State to try to Rutgers’ offense is predictably since taking over as the starter after serving a four-game suspen- Seau, who were found after their awaken its rushing attack (3.3 ineffective. The Scarlet Knights from Brandon Wimbush. sion for violating the NFL’s per- deaths to have the brain deterio- yards per carry, second-lowest have scored fewer touchdowns 3. Put pressure on Ryan formance-enhancer policy. ration chronic traumatic enceph- in the conference). than any Big Ten team and are Willis. He’s glad to be back, even doing alopathy, known as CTE. 3. Help the young linemen. averaging only 16.4 points and The Kansas transfer made the some work with special teams. Payments have been awarded The final play of the 20-17 loss 281.2 yards. Illinois’ defense most of his first start at quarter- He watched his teammates pull in 66 of the 86 CTE claims filed as to Michigan reflected how has been opportunistic, tying back for Virginia Tech last out a 37-36 road win Sunday of Oct. 1, according to the latest Northwestern has sprung a for the Big Ten lead with seven week against Duke. Willis against the Falcons on Andy report. Lawyers for the players leak. With backup Gunnar interceptions and ranking replaced an injured Josh Jack- Dalton’s touchdown pass to A.J. expect payouts to top $1.4 billion Vogel in at left tackle, Michigan second with nine total take- son and threw for 332 yards Green with 7 seconds left in over 65 years for the six qualifying linebacker Josh Uche ran right aways. But the Illini need bet- and three touchdowns in a regulation. conditions, which also include around him to sack Thorson. If ter help from the defensive 31-14 victory. Notre Dame ap- “Of course, I missed it,” Burfict Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s the backups on the NU offen- line. They rank last in the con- plied the heat last week in the said. “My daughter came down- disease and dementia. sive line can’t get the job done, ference in run defense, allow- big victory against Stanford, stairs and said, ‘Daddy, we won.’ ” the Wildcats need to max pro- ing 212.8 yards per game, and collecting five sacks. Virginia Burfict is expected to play Extra points: The Packers ruled tect … or call screens … or move have given up 1,217 total yards Tech has allowed eight sacks Sunday when the Bengals (3-1) out WR Randall Cobb for Sun- the pocket. Do something. in the last two games. this season. host the Dolphins (3-1), but how day’s game at Detroit, a hamstring much he’ll play is unknown. injury sidelining him for the THE WINNER The Bengals hope he can shore second consecutive week. ... Dol- up a defense that ranks 29th in phins DE Cameron Wake is yards allowed and last in oppo- doubtful Sunday at Cincinnati Teddy Greenstein’s pick: Shannon Ryan’s pick: Illinois LaMond Pope’s pick: The nents’ third-down conversions. with a knee injury. Wake sat out Solomon Vault emerges as will earn its first Big Ten vic- Irish passing game will contin- “I think we’ll be all right,” practice for the third day in a row. NU’s top running back in the tory since Nov. 5, 2016. Illinois ue to excel behind Book. Notre Burfict said. “Every game, there He hasn’t missed a game since upset. NU 29, Michigan State 27. 28, Rutgers 20. Dame 35, Virginia Tech 28. are always two or three plays that 2016. ... The Titans will be with- get messed up. Last year, the other out two defensive starters against teams wouldn’t score on those the Bills: LB Wesley Woodyard plays. This year, they’re scoring and S Kenny Vaccaro. ... Jets CB SATURDAY’S GAMES TO WATCH sometimes.” Trumaine Johnson was ruled out Burfict expects his biggest con- for Sunday against the Broncos tribution might be his fiery per- because of a strained quadriceps. sonality — the same intensity that He was hurt during practice has led in the past to penalty- Thursday and sat out Friday. ... causing, suspension-inducing Jets defensive coordinator Kacy Texas vs. LSU at Kentucky at Nebraska at hits. Rodgers is dealing with what Oklahoma Florida Texas A&M Wisconsin “I’m a vocal leader,” he said. coach Todd Bowles calls a “seri- 11 a.m. in Dallas, 2:30 p.m. , CBS-2 6 p.m., ESPN 6:30 p.m., BTN “I’ll add my little two cents. I ous” illness and it’s uncertain if FOX-32 The Gators defense Only 14 FBS teams re- The Cornhuskers’ think that can help.” he’ll be on the sideline against the The Longhorns have was smothering in main undefeated. The eight-game losing Broncos. “Coach Rodgers won four straight since wins over Tennessee Aggies will have played streak is the second- Seau settlement: The family of couldn’t do his interviews today their opening flop and Mississippi State, three of them (Clem- longest in the country late linebacker Junior Seau has because he is ill of a nature we against Maryland, al- and that loss to Ken- son, Alabama and Ken- behind UTEP’s 17- settled its wrongful death lawsuit can’t discuss right now,” Bowles lowing 16.3 ppg. Facing tucky doesn’t look so tucky) in the first six game skid. A night against the NFL over his 2012 said. “We’ll see going forward Kyler Murray and Co. bad now. Could they weeks — and LSU is game at Camp Randall suicide. where he is and go from there. He in the Red River Shoot- catch the Tigers look- also on the schedule. Stadium is not a recom- The confidential settlement will not be here today, and he was out represents a step up ing ahead to a Week 7 mended cure. comes after the family opted out not at practice.” in weight class. visit from Georgia? — Joel Boyd Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, October 6, 2018 3 DePaul:COLLEGE BASKETBALL Feds haven’t called us

Assistant coach accused included in testimony this week in federal Bowen Jr. transferred in 2015 from his Louisville coach Rick Pitino’s wrongful- court in the Southern District of New York. high school in Saginaw, Mich., to play for termination lawsuit against the University of bribery in corruption trial We will fully cooperate if contacted in the Heirman at La Lumiere School in La Porte, of Louisville Athletic Association that future by federal law enforcement, the Ind. DePaul coach Dave Leitao hired showed Pitino texted former Cardinals By Shannon Ryan | Chicago Tribune Department of Justice or the NCAA.” Heirman as an assistant in May 2017. assistant coach Kenny Johnson on the eve Brian Bowen Sr. testified Thursday in Bowen Sr. also said he was paid between of Bowen Jr.’s commitment to Louisville Federal prosecutors have not contacted New York at the trial of aspiring agent $5,000 and $8,000 monthly by the Chicago that “DePaul (was) trying to pay Bowen DePaul about the investigation into bribery Christian Dawkins and former Adidas AAU program MeanStreets to have his son 200k to come there. Crazy world!” in college basketball recruiting, the uni- employees James Gatto and Merl Code, play for that team. Tim Anderson, who had Pitino later dismissed that assertion as versity said Friday in a news release. who are accused of making secret payments worked with Bowen Jr. with MeanStreets, unfounded gossip. The school’s statement came a day after to the families of top recruits. The case joined the DePaul coaching staff in August Prosecutors say Bowen Sr. agreed to a the father of a highly touted former recruit began with the FBI’s September 2017 2017. Bowen Sr. did not specifically mention bribery scheme in which he would receive testified in federal court that DePaul arrests of 10 people on various corruption, Anderson in his testimony. $100,000 from Adidas to send his son to assistant coach Shane Heirman paid him fraud and bribery charges and has un- Bowen Jr. took an unofficial visit to Louisville. Pitino was fired in October 2017. $2,000 a month to have his son attend the earthed the unsavory connections between DePaul in March 2017 but wound up Dawkins, Gatto and Code are charged Indiana high school where Heirman some shoe companies and college basket- committing to Louisville on June 3, 2017. He with felony wire fraud and conspiracy to coached at the time. ball recruiting. never played for the Cardinals after the commit wire fraud for allegedly conspiring “DePaul University takes seriously the Bowen Sr. testified that several college corruption scandal broke and he trans- to lure players to sign with Adidas- high standards of conduct expected in our programs — including Arizona, Oklahoma ferred to South Carolina in January while sponsored programs. All three have pleaded athletics department,” the statement read. State, Texas and Creighton — made finan- the investigation was ongoing. He entered not guilty. “To date, federal prosecutors have not cial offers for his son Brian Bowen Jr., a then withdrew from the NBA draft and contacted us about the investigation into five-star recruit in the Class of 2017, to play currently plays professionally in Australia. [email protected] college basketball recruiting or statements for them. He did not mention DePaul. Documents emerged in August in former Twitter @sryantribune

BULLS Dunn vows aggressive mindset on offense

By K.C. Johnson | Chicago Tribune

By most accounts, Kris Dunn is the Bulls’ best individual defender. That the third-year point guard is tasked with guarding so many dynamic players flips the discussion back to offense. At least that’s the way Dunn sees it. He offered a thoroughly thought-out answer to how he plans to balance the tricky dynamic of staying aggressive offensively while also feeding offensive-minded players such as Zach LaVine, Jabari Parker and, eventually, Lauri Markkanen. CHRIS WALKER/CHICAGO TRIBUNE “That’s what I’m using preseason for — Jacob Tanulanond tees off Friday from the upper deck at Guaranteed Rate Field. to see how I fit in with everyone,” Dunn said. “You have to figure out who has it rolling, who needs the ball at certain times. “But you also have to remember: My Heading out to Sox park? position is one of the hardest positions to MORRY GASH/AP guard. There are a lot of great point guards. Kris Dunn fouls the Bucks’ Eric Bledsoe You have to keep them honest. I can’t during Wednesday’s preseason game. Be sure to pack a 9-iron facilitate the whole game because then it will put their defense at an advantage not “Kris has to have an aggressive mindset,” By Teddy Greenstein | Chicago Tribune better booze and food. It’s a perfect setup.” worrying about me. There have to be times coach Fred Hoiberg said. “When that’s his Golfers park in Lot D and clear security when I have to be aggressive.” approach, he’ll get guys to play off him “Play the Upper Deck” is the official through the Stadium Club entrance. They Dunn showed that ability consistently because he’ll force the defense to collapse.” slogan of StadiumLinks. hop on a golf cart that cruises down ramps during his best stretch of last season, from He also must keep defenses honest A better one is what Jon Stephens, who toward Hole No. 1, near the statues above December until he suffered a concussion in when they go under screens on him. Dunn hatched this wild idea, said Friday from center field. There are hitting bays to warm January in a scary fall while descending shot 32.1 percent from 3-point range last high above home plate at Guaranteed Rate up and golf bags full of clubs ranging from from a dunk. year while more than doubling his at- Field: “This will be the most memorable 7-iron to sand wedge. Or you can bring your With LaVine yet to return from left ACL tempts from his rookie season to 2.6 per bogey of your life.” own to hit off the mat. surgery, Dunn and Markkanen formed a game. Indeed, unless you’re Dustin Johnson, “Sodfather” Roger Bossard set up the potent 1-2 punch, particularly late in “I work on everything, but I worked on who once tried to make an ace at Wrigley outfield with seven greens, outlined in dark games. Dunn posted his highest monthly that shot a lot,” Dunn said. “To be in this Field to promote the BMW Championship, green, containing nine flags with actual scoring average in December at 14.9 points league, you have to take those shots. There you probably never have hit a wedge at a cups. and averaged 14.7 in January before the are going to be times when the ball rotates Chicago ballpark. A shot that settles within the dark green concussion. He also averaged 14.5 shots in and I’m going to be open. You can’t be This is your chance to have an experi- outline counts as a par. Get it within a small that span. Both of those were up from his scared to shoot it. I’m very confident. ence that blends golf with baseball, Great circle of each hole, and you have a birdie. season averages of 13.4 points and 12.8 “Fred definitely helped me (with my America and a trip to your favorite tavern. Anything else, including shanks into the shots. 3-point shot) with body position and Stephens created StadiumLinks after seats, counts as a bogey. “I believe in my game,” Dunn said. “I focusing on the rim and hand placement. standing in the upper deck at Atlanta’s Golfers keep their own score, like the know my spots on the court because I built Then it was on me to keep putting that Turner Field and thinking: How cool real thing, and Stephens said the best that foundation last year. I just try to get to work in to improve my shot. I’m trying to would it be to hit a golf ball into the players shoot about 7-under. The nine my spots and knock them down.” be a knockdown shooter one day.” outfield? holes range from 60-126 yards, and golfers Dunn was one of the few Bulls with a Hoiberg isn’t setting any limits on Dunn. “Ironically,” Stephens added, “I’m afraid are given 18 balls at the start of the round. pulse in Wednesday’s otherwise dreary “The way Kris has handled everything of heights.” No. 9 is the signature, a 120-yard shot performance against the Bucks.He since he got back in September full time, he He forged ahead. Now in its second played from the upper deck behind home knocked down his lone 3-point attempt has been a rock star,” Hoiberg said. “We’ve season, StadiumLinks has come to Chi- plate. when the defense sagged well underneath loved what we’ve seen out of him early in cago. Despite a spotty forecast, more than Tanulanond said he has a “huge” fear of a screen. And he also had a nifty in-and-out the season.” 4,000 golfers are expected to roam around heights and joked: “I was going to (swing) move in which he came off a screen and the White Sox’s ballpark through Sunday while holding onto the rail. Once you brace broke down the defense to get to the rim [email protected] night. Tee times cost around $85 and if you yourself a little, you can take a regular for a layup. Twitter @kcjhoop have yet to register, you will have to join a swing.” waiting list. StadiumLinks has four more destina- Those who played Friday under gray tions between now and mid-December: skies said much the same thing: Hey, beats Globe Life Park (Dallas-Fort Worth), Citi working. Field (New York), Minute Maid Park “This is so cool,” said Jacob Tanulanond, (Houston) and Angel Stadium (Anaheim). 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NLDS BREWERS 4, ROCKIES 0 ALDS ASTROS 7, INDIANS 2 Brewers pouring it on Springer at full blast 10th straight win Astros launching leaves Rockies another run with looking frustrated powerful display By Jay Cohen By Kristie Rieken Associated Press Associated Press

MILWAUKEE — It HOUSTON — It’s Octo- turns out there is way more ber and George Springer, to the Brewers than just Jose Altuve and Alex Breg- Christian Yelich. man are all hitting home The rest of this Brew runs again for the Astros. Crew can play too. Espe- A year after launching a cially those guys in that World Series-record 15 ho- loaded bullpen. mers in winning their first Jhoulys Chacin pitched championship, the Astros five sparkling innings on picked up right where they short rest, Mike Moustakas left off, hitting four to contributed two more big power past the Indians 7-2 hits and the Brewers blank- Friday in Game 1 of the AL ed the Rockies 4-0 Friday Division Series. to take a 2-0 lead in their Martin Maldonado also NL Division Series. connected for the Astros. While the sweet-swing- Much was made about ing Yelich had a quiet day the pitching prowess these by his standards, the NL teams possess in the days Central champions showed STACY REVERE/GETTY leading up to this game. But BOB LEVEY/GETTY off their supporting cast on Brewers third baseman Mike Moustakas helps to pump up it was a bunch of long balls George Springer takes an exuberant trip around the bases the way to their 10th the crowd after a double against the Rockies in Game 2. that put the Astros ahead in after his fifth-inning solo home run for the Astros. straight win going back to this best-of-five series. an impressive finish to the RESULTS/SCHEDULE THE BOX SCORE “As much as I’ve heard RESULTS/SCHEDULE THE BOX SCORE CLEVELAND AB R H BI SO AVG regular season. Erik Kratz Brewers lead 2-0 COLORADO AB R H BI SO AVG different opinions about Astros lead 1-0 Blackmon cf 40000.125 Lindor ss 4 1 1 0 1 .250 had two hits and two RBIs, G1: Brewers 3, Rockies 2 (10) LeMahieu 2b 30100.167 our offense, it’s pretty long, G1: Astros 7, Indians 2 Brantley lf 3 0 1 0 0 .333 G2: Arenado 3b 40202.286 G2: Ramirez 2b 3 0 0 1 1 .000 and the bullpen closed the Brewers 4, Rockies 0 Gonzalez c-rf 30001.143 it’s pretty good, it’s pretty Indians (Carrasco) Encarnacion dh 4 0 0 0 1 .000 Donaldson 3b 4 0 0 0 1 .000 G3: Brewers at Rockies Story ss 40002.000 at Astros (Cole) door after Chacin delivered Parra lf 40201.500 potent,” manager AJ Hinch Alonso 1b 3 0 0 0 3 .000 in his playoff debut. 3:37 p.m. Sunday, MLBN Desmond 1b 40101.125 said. “Case in point today.” 3:37 p.m. Saturday, TBS Cabrera rf 3 0 0 0 0 .000 Iannetta c 30001.000 Gomes c 3 1 1 0 1 .333 “We’ve become a team G4: Brewers at Rockies Anderson P 10000.000 The Astros’ pop backed G3: Astros (Keuchel) Kipnis cf 3 0 0 0 2 .000 TOTALS 3306010 TOTALS 3023110 8:30 p.m. Monday, FS1 at Indians (Clevinger) AB R H BI SO AVG with a lot of depth, and MILWAUKEE AB R H BI SO AVG up a solid start by Justin HOUSTON that’s how we’re going to G5: Rockies at Brewers Cain cf 4 0 0 0 2 .000 Verlander, who bested 12:30 p.m. Monday, TBS Springer cf-rf 42210.500 Yelich rf 2 1 0 0 0 .400 G4: Altuve 2b 41110.250 have to win,” manager 3:35 p.m. Wednesday, FS1 Braun lf 4 1 1 0 1 .333 Corey Kluber in a matchup Astros at Indians Bregman 3b 31220.667 Games 4-5 if necessary Aguilar 1b 3 0 0 0 2 .000 3:35 Tuesday, TBS Gurriel 1b 31100.333 Craig Counsell said. Moustakas 3b 4 1 2 1 0 .375 of Cy Young Award-win- Gonzalez lf 30101.333 “They’re making an effort Perez ss-2b 4 1 2 1 1 .333 ning aces. G5: Indians at Astros Correa ss 40001.000 Shaw 2b-1b 3 0 2 0 1 .333 White dh 30200.667 to be very, very cautious Kratz c 4 0 2 2 1 .500 Verlander took a no- 3:07 p.m. Thursday, TBS Reddick rf-lf 40220.500 Chacin p 1 0 0 0 0 .000 Maldonado c 41111.250 with Yelich. It’s pretty clear. The wild-card Rockies TOTALS 32 4 9 4 10 hitter into the sixth inning Games 4-5 if necessary TOTALS 32 7 12 7 3

So guys behind him are have scored six times in Colorado 000 000 000 — 0 6 0 and got his 12th playoff win. Cleveland 000 002 000 — 2 3 0 going to have opportuni- their last four games, and Milwaukee 000 100 03x — 4 9 1 He allowed two hits and Houston 000 220 21x — 7 12 0 1 1-ran for White in the 8th. LOB: Cleve- ties.” their lineup is showing E: Kratz. LOB: Colorado 9, Milwaukee 8. two runs in 5 ⁄3 innings, and set a record by con- 2B: Moustakas (1), Perez (2). RBIs: Kratz land 3, Houston 5. 2B: Gurriel (1), White Game 3 is Sunday at signs of frustration. (2), Moustakas (2), Perez (1). SB: Shaw striking out seven. The In- necting in four straight (1). HR: Bregman (1), off Kluber; Spring- (1), Perez (1). CS: Perez (1). Runners left er (1), off Kluber; Altuve (1), off Kluber; Coors Field. Another win, Chris Iannetta snapped in scoring position: Colorado 4 (Black- dians finished with only games on his way to win- Maldonado (1), off Allen. RBIs: Ramirez mon, Dahl, Story, Gonzalez); Milwaukee (1), Springer (1), Altuve (1), Bregman 2 and the Brewers are into his bat in half over his right 5 (Kratz, Braun 2, Cain, Jeffress). RISP: three hits, all singles. ning the MVP award. (2), Reddick 2 (2), Maldonado (1). CS: Colorado 0 for 7; Milwaukee 4 for 14. Gonzalez (1). Runners left in scoring position: Cleveland 1 (Encarnacion); Hous- the NL Championship Se- leg after he struck out with COLORADO IP H R ER BB SO ERA Kluber, a two-time Cy Bregman, coming off a ton 2 (Gonzalez, Maldonado). RISP: ries for the first time since a runner on third, no one Anderson, L, 0-1 6 4 1 1 2 5 1.50 Young winner who was breakout year, got the Cleveland 0 for 2; Houston 3 for 6. Run- Oberg 1 2 0 0 0 3 0.00 ners moved up: Ramirez, Altuve. GIDP: 2011. out and the Rockies down Musgrave 0 0 1 1 1 0 13.50 coming off his first 20-win Astros’ first hit with his Reddick, Maldonado. DP: Cleveland 2 1 Oh ⁄3 2 2 2 1 1 54.00 (Lindor, Alonso), (Lindor, Ramirez, “The only thing that 1-0 in the seventh. Arenado 2 season, was tagged for drive to the Crawford Rusin ⁄3 1 0 0 0 1 0.00 Alonso). 2 IP H R ER BB SO ERA changes is that we hit first,” threw down his bat and MILWAUKEE IP H R ER BB SO ERA three home runs in 4 ⁄3 boxes in left field to start a CLEVELAND 2 Chacin, W, 1-05300330.00 Kluber, L, 0-1 4 ⁄3 6 4 4 2 2 7.71 Moustakas said. “Other helmet after he struck out innings. It was a repeat two-run fourth inning. Cimber 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 Knebel, H, 2 1 000020.00 1 2 Allen ⁄3 2 2 2 0 0 54.00 than that, it’s still baseball. swinging in the fifth. Carlos Soria, H, 1 ⁄3 100020.00 performance from last Oc- “The only thing I can say 1 Bauer 1 2 0 0 0 1 0.00 Hader, H, 2 ⁄3 000000.00 It’ll be a little bit of a hostile Gonzalez leaned over with Jeffress, S, 1-02200036.00 tober’s ALDS, when he about him is without him Otero 1 2 1 1 0 0 9.00 IP H R ER BB SO ERA environment.” his hands on his knees after Pitches-strikes: Anderson 84-59, Oberg made two starts against the we wouldn’t be here,” Al- HOUSTON 1 24-16, Musgrave 5-1, Oh 20-13, Rusin 10-7, Verlander, W, 1-0 5 ⁄3 2 2 2 2 7 3.38 2 Nolan Arenado had two he lined out in the eighth. Chacin 85-52, Knebel 12-9, Soria 10-8, Yankees and left with a tuve said. Pressly, H, 1 1 ⁄3 0 0 0 0 2 0.00 Hader 2-1, Jeffress 31-21. Inherited run- McCullers 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 of the Rockies’ six hits — “It is a little surprising ners-scored: Oh 1-1, Rusin 3-2, Hader 1-0. 12.79 ERA. Altuve connected for his Osuna 1 1 0 0 0 1 0.00 Umpires: H, Kerwin Danley; 1B, Ted Bar- just two more than the that we’re not generating rett; 2B, Todd Tichenor; 3B, Alfonso The Astros hit 27 homers eighth career postseason Allen pitched to 2 batters in the 7th. In- Marquez; Right, Mike Muchlinski; Left, herited runners-scored: Cimber 1-0, Bauer 1-1, Pressly 3-2. Kluber 2 franchise playoff low set in some runs,” Rockies man- John Tumpane. Time: 3:45. A: 44,547. last postseason — Springer homer two pitches after HBP: Thursday’s loss in Game 1. ager Bud Black said. hit five in the World Series Springer’s shot in the fifth. (Gonzalez,White). WP: Pressly.

NLDS DODGERS 3, BRAVES 0 ALDS RED SOX 5, YANKEES 4 Kershaw keeps it going Sale sets the right tone Braves continue After last season’s to draw blank vs. playoff flop, lefty Dodgers pitching gets Red Sox going By Joe Reedy By Jimmy Golen Associated Press Associated Press

LOS ANGELES — Clay- BOSTON — Chris Sale ton Kershaw tossed eight struck out eight for his first innings of two-hit ball in career postseason win, J.D. the Dodgers’ second Martinez hit a three-run straight playoff shutout, homer and the Red Sox and Manny Machado sweated out their shaky slugged a two-run homer bullpen to beat the Yankees as the Dodgers beat the 5-4 on Friday night in Braves 3-0 on Friday night Game 1 of the AL Division for a 2-0 lead in their NL Series. Division Series. One year after he was The Dodgers used a pounded by the Astros in nearly identical formula to his playoff debut, Sale took win 6-0 in Game 1 behind a four-hit shutout into the Hyun-Jin Ryu, who al- sixth inning. But the Yan- lowed only four two-out kees loaded the bases in the singles over seven innings, sixth and again in the and home runs by Joc seventh, cutting the deficit Pederson, Max Muncy and to 5-3. Enrique Hernandez. SEAN M. HAFFEY/GETTY Aaron Judge homered ELSA/GETTY Kershaw was even bet- Clayton Kershaw celebrates after finishing the eighth in off Craig Kimbrel to lead off Designated hitter J.D. Martinez celebrates his three-run ter. The left-hander struck the Dodgers’ second straight shutout of the Braves. the ninth before the Red homer in the first inning that sparked the Red Sox victory. out three and walked none Sox closer retired the next in remaining unbeaten RESULTS/SCHEDULE onship Series against the three batters, striking out RESULTS/SCHEDULE THE BOX SCORE against the Braves through- Dodgers lead 2-0 Royals. He allowed one run Giancarlo Stanton and Red Sox lead 1-0 NEW YORK AB R H BI SO AVG McCutchen lf 5 1 1 0 1 .200 out his illustrious career. G1: Dodgers 6, Braves 0 over eight innings in the Luke Voit for the save. G1: Red Sox 5, Yankees 4 Judge rf 5 1 3 1 1 .600 Hicks cf 1 0 1 0 0 1.000 The Dodgers can sweep G2: Dodgers 3, Braves 0 three games for a 1.13 ERA. Game 2 is Saturday G2: Yankees (Tanaka) 1-Gardner pr-cf 2 1 0 0 1 .000 G3: Stanton dh 5 1 1 0 4 .200 the best-of-five series with Dodgers at Braves Gausman’s only career night, with the Red Sox at Red Sox (Price) Voit 1b 5 0 2 2 2 .400 7:07 p.m. Sunday, FS1 7:15 p.m. Saturday, TBS Gregorius ss 4 0 1 1 1 .250 a victory in Game 3 on appearance against the starting another pitcher Andujar 3b 3 0 0 0 1 .000 Sunday in Atlanta, where G4: Dodgers at Braves Dodgers came on July 6, trying to overcome a his- G3: Red Sox (Porcello) Sanchez c 3 0 0 0 1 .000 Torres 2b 3 0 1 0 1 .333 the Baby Braves will still be 3:30 p.m. Monday, FS1 2017, while with the Ori- tory of postseason strug- at Yankees (Severino) TOTALS 36 4 10 4 13 looking to score for the first G5: Braves at Dodgers oles. He allowed four runs gles: Left-hander David 6:40 p.m. Monday, TBS BOSTON AB R H BI SO AVG G4: Betts rf 31102.333 time this postseason. 7:07 p.m. Wednesday, FS1 and eight hits over five Price is 0-8 in his career as a Red Sox (Eovaldi) Benintendi lf 42200.500 Games 4-5 if necessary at Yankees (Sabathia) Pearce 1b 31111.333 innings in a no-decision. starter in the playoffs. He’ll Martinez dh 41230.500 Setting the rotation: The Dodgers will send face Yankees righty 7:07 p.m. Tuesday, TBS Bogaerts ss 30110.333 Nunez 3b 40001.000 Kevin Gausman will likely rookie Walker Buehler to Masahiro Tanaka. G5: Yankees at Red Sox Kinsler 2b 40103.250 Leon c 30000.000 start Game 3 for the Braves. under consideration to the mound on Sunday. In the first playoff 6:40 p.m. Thursday, TBS Bradley Jr. cf 20000.000 Braves manager Brian start Game 4 if necessary The 24-year-old right- matchup between the long- Games 4-5 if necessary TOTALS 305857 New York 000 002 101 — 4 10 0 Snitker said he is leaning on Monday at SunTrust hander last pitched on time rivals since 2004, the Boston 302 000 00x — 5 8 0 toward using the 27-year- Park. Monday, allowing one hit in 108-win Red Sox took a 5-0 1-ran for Hicks in the 4th. LOB: New York 2 old right-hander when the The Dodgers won the 6 ⁄3 innings and striking lead against Yankees starter The Yankees loaded the 10, Boston 6. 2B: Betts (1). HR: Judge (1), off Kimbrel; Martinez (1), off Happ. RBIs: series shifts to Atlanta on opener 6-0. out three in the NL West J.A. Happ and then white- bases with nobody out in Judge (1), Voit 2 (2), Gregorius (1), Pearce (1), Martinez 3 (3), Bogaerts (1). Sunday. Gausman joined the tiebreaker victory over the knuckled it after Sale left the seventh but scored just SB: Benintendi (1). SF: Bogaerts. S: Leon. However, the Braves de- Braves from the Orioles at Rockies. with two on and one out in one run. Red Sox manager NEW YORK IP H R ER BB SO ERA Happ, L, 0-1 2 4 5 5 1 2 22.50 cided not to send Gausman the non-waiver trade dead- “If it wasn’t for Walker, the sixth. Alex Cora used scheduled Green 2 2 0 0 1 0 0.00 Lynn 2 1 0 0 1 2 0.00 back to Atlanta on Friday in line in July in a six-player we probably wouldn’t be The Yankees, who won Game 3 starter Rick Por- Britton 1 1 0 0 0 1 0.00 case he was needed for deal. He was 5-3 with a 2.87 here in this situation right 100 regular-season games cello to get two outs in the Robertson 1 0 0 0 0 2 0.00 BOSTON IP H R ER BB SO ERA

Game 2. ERA in 10 starts for the now,” second baseman En- plus the AL wild-card game eighth before turning to 1 Sale, W, 1-0 5 ⁄3 5 2 2 2 8 3.38 1 “If it does and he has to Braves. rique Hernandez said Fri- against the A’s, got three Kimbrel for a four-out save. Brasier ⁄3 1 0 0 1 0 0.00 1 Workman, H, 1 ⁄3 2 1 1 1 1 27.00 pitch, then we’ll adjust and Gausman has one previ- day. “He’s been huge.” singles and two walks in It was the first ALDS Barnes, H, 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0.00 2 Porcello, H, 1 ⁄3 1 0 0 0 0 0.00 1 regroup from there,” ous postseason appearance, Buehler made his lone the sixth, scoring two be- matchup between the Kimbrel, S, 1-1 1 ⁄3 1 1 1 0 3 6.75 Snitker said. “But as of right having pitched in relief for career start against the fore Brandon Workman — teams and the first in the Happ pitched to 2 batters in the 3rd. Workman pitched to 2 batters in the 7th. now, if everything goes three games with the Ori- Braves on June 8 at Dodger the only player on the Red postseason since the Red Inherited runners-scored: Green 2-2, Brasier 2-2, Workman 2-0, Barnes 2-1, where it is, he’ll be the oles in the 2014 American Stadium, allowing one run Sox roster with a World Sox staged an unprece- Kimbrel 1-0. WP: Brasier, Barnes. Um- 1 pires: H, Cory Blaser; 1B, Dan Bellino; 2B, Game 3 starter.” League Division Series and two hits in 5 ⁄3 innings Series ring — struck out dented rally from a 3-0 Mike Winters; 3B, Angel Hernandez; Right, D.J. Reyburn; Left, Fieldin Cul- Snitker said Game 1 against the Tigers and the of a 7-3 victory. He struck Gleyber Torres to end the deficit in the 2004 AL breth. Time: 3:41. A: 39,059 (37,731). starter Mike Foltynewicz is American League Champi- out four. threat. Championship Series. Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, October 6, 2018 5

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CALENDAR MLB PLAYOFFS UFC 229

TEAM SAT SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUPS NATIONAL LEAGUE 2018 TEAM 2018 VS OPP LAST 3 STARTS NEXT: TM PITCHER TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA W-L IP ERA McGregor bout Oct. 14 @MIA Cle Carrasco (R) 17-10 3.3818-12 1-1 13.1 5.40 1-1 18.2 2.41 Noon Hou Cole (R) 4:37p 15-5 2.88 24-8 0-0 7.0 3.86 2-0 18.0 3.00 NY Tanaka (R) 12-6 3.7516-11 1-0 19.0 7.58 1-1 14.0 5.14 Bos Price (L) 8:15p 16-7 3.58 22-8 0-3 15.210.34 2-1 17.1 3.63 PRE: PRE: IND, PRE: DEN, 7 could set records @CHA, 6 7 NBCSCH, NBCSCH, Team rec: Team’s record in games started by today’s pitcher. NBCSCH ESPN, AM-670 Vs. Opp: Pitcher’s record versus this opponent, 2018 statistics. By Greg Beacham AM-670 AM-670 NHL Associated Press EASTERN CONFERENCE @STL TOR @MIN 7 6 7 ATLANTIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV NBCSCH NBCSCH WGN-9, Toronto 1 1 0 0 2 3 2 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 LAS VEGAS — The last time Conor McGregor AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 Boston 2 1 1 0 2 4 7 0-0-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 was in a UFC cage, he was merely the biggest star Detroit 1 0 0 1 1 2 3 0-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 @DC Montreal 1 0 0 1 1 2 3 0-0-0 0-0-1 0-0-1 in the history of mixed martial arts. Noon Ottawa 1 0 0 1 1 3 4 0-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 In the 23 months since, the loquacious ESPN Florida 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 AM-1200 Tampa Bay 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 Irishman has become exponentially richer and Buffalo 1 0 1 0 0 0 4 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 more famous. With his boxing loss to Floyd METRO GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV Mayweather Jr. as the catalyst, McGregor has SATURDAY ON TV/RADIO LATEST LINE Washington 2 1 0 1 3 13 7 1-0-0 0-0-1 0-0-1 Carolina 2 1 0 1 3 4 3 0-0-1 1-0-0 1-0-1 ascended to a new level of stardom and success. MLB MLB PLAYOFFS Philadelphia 1 1 0 0 2 5 2 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 Even UFC President Dana White wondered NATIONAL LEAGUE SUNDAY N.Y. Islanders 1 1 0 0 2 2 1 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 3:30 p.m. ALDS: Indians at Astros TBS, WMVP-AM 1000 at Colorado Off Milwaukee OFF Pittsburgh 1 1 0 0 2 7 6 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 whether McGregor (21-3) would decide to fight at Atlanta Off Los Angeles OFF Columbus 1 1 1 0 2 4 5 0-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 on. But he did. 7:15 p.m. ALDS: Yankees at Red Sox TBS, WMVP-AM 1000 AMERICAN LEAGUE SUNDAY New Jersey 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 at Houston Off Cleveland OFF N.Y. Rangers 1 0 1 0 0 2 3 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 McGregor returns to the octagon Saturday NBA PRESEASON at Boston Off New York OFF NHL WESTERN CONFERENCE night at UFC 229 to fight lightweight champion SATURDAY CENTRAL GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV 6:30 p.m. Celtics at Cavaliers NBA TV at St. Louis -159 Blackhawks +149 Khabib Nurmagomedov (26-0). The pay-per- Edmonton -117 at New Jersey+107 Winnipeg 1 1 0 0 2 5 1 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 view show could be the most watched and most 9 p.m. Clippers at Lakers NBA TV at Toronto -241 Ottawa +221 Colorado 1 1 0 0 2 4 1 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 at Dallas -113 Winnipeg +103 Dallas 1 1 0 0 2 3 0 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 lucrative in the UFC’s history, according to White COLLEGE FOOTBALL at Buffalo -127 N.Y. Rangers +117 Chicago 1 1 0 0 2 4 3 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 at Pittsburgh -255 Montreal +225 Nashville 1 1 0 0 2 3 2 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 and the former two-belt champion at the center at Tampa Bay Off Florida Off Minnesota 1 0 1 0 0 1 4 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 11 a.m. Maryland at Michigan ABC-7 Nashville -150 at N.Y. Islanders +140 of it all. at Minnesota -117 Las Vegas +107 St. Louis 1 0 1 0 0 1 5 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 “I came back for the love of this,” McGregor 11 a.m. Illinois at Rutgers BTN, WSCR-AM 670 Anaheim -124 at Arizona +114 PACIFIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV at Colorado -121 Philadelphia +111 said. “To come back and shut this man up.” 11 a.m. Buffalo at Central Michigan CBSSN at Calgary -205 Vancouver +185 Anaheim 1 1 0 0 2 5 2 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Vancouver 1 1 0 0 2 5 2 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 The UFC did strikingly little promotion of this 11 a.m. Alabama at Arkansas ESPN SATURDAY Edmonton 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 at Ga. Southern 11 S. Alabama Los Angeles* 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 bout, limiting McGregor's public appearances to South Florida 15 at UMass Arizona 1 0 1 0 0 0 3 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 a combative news conference in New York and a 11 a.m. Kansas at West Virginia ESPN2 1 Clemson 19 ⁄2 at Wake Forest Calgary 1 0 1 0 0 2 5 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 1 at Temple 10 ⁄2 East Carolina San Jose* 1 0 1 0 0 2 5 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 handful of outings in Vegas — all of which 1 11 a.m. Tulane at Cincinnati ESPNU N. Illinois 2 ⁄2 at Ball St. 1 Vegas 1 0 1 0 0 2 5 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 Syracuse 3 ⁄2 at Pittsburgh McGregor used to promote his new whiskey 11 a.m. East Carolina at Temple ESPNews at UCF 24 SMU Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss. Top three teams in each division 1 at FAU 13 ⁄2 Old Dominion and two wild cards per conference advance to playoffs. *-late game not included venture. at Ohio State 26 Indiana 11 a.m. Oklahoma vs. Texas FOX-32 at NC State 6 Boston Coll. FRIDAY’S RESULTS Vancouver at Calgary, 9 “He can say what he wants,” Nurmagomedov 1 Carolina 3, Columbus 1 LSU 2 ⁄2 at Florida SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE 1 San Jose at Los Angeles, late said. “When a drunk guy talks, no one listens.” 11 a.m. Northwestern at Michigan State FS1, WGN-AM 720 Missouri 1 ⁄2 at S. Carolina Toronto at Blackhawks, 6 1 at Michigan 17 ⁄2 Maryland SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE N.Y. Rangers at Carolina, 4 Yet the fighters’ faces are everywhere this 1 at Cincinnati 7 ⁄2 Tulane Blackhawks at St. Louis, 7 Detroit at Los Angeles, 9:30 1 p.m. North Dakota State at Northern Iowa NBCSCH+ 1 Ohio 12 ⁄2 at Kent St. Edmonton vs. New Jersey THURSDAY’S RESULTS week, their artificially colored eyes glaring from at W. Michigan 4 E. Michigan at Goteborg, SWE, noon Blackhawks 4, Ottawa 3 (OT) 2 p.m. Western Illinois at Illinois State NBCSCH 1 Buffalo 7 ⁄2 at Cent. Mich. Winnipeg at Dallas, 6 Pittsburgh 7, Washington 6 (OT) the fight posters at bars and club across the at Akron 5 Miami (Ohio) Montreal at Pittsburgh, 6 Boston 4, Buffalo 0 world. UFC 229 has entered the public con- 2:30 p.m. Florida State at Miami ABC-7 Notre Dame 7 at Virginia Tech N.Y. Rangers at Buffalo, 6 N.Y. Islanders 2, Carolina 1 (OT) 1 Illinois 4 ⁄2 at Rutgers Ottawa at Toronto, 6 Columbus 3, Detroit 2 (OT) sciousness largely because of McGregor's mag- at Boise St. 14 San Diego St. Florida at Tampa Bay, 6 Nashville 3, N.Y. Rangers 2 2:30 p.m. Clemson at Wake Forest ESPN 1 at Colorado 2 ⁄2 Arizona St. Nashville at N.Y. Islanders, 6 Winnipeg 5, St. Louis 1 netism, and it seems likely to become the Liberty 4 at New Mexico St. Vegas at Minnesota, 7 Dallas 3, Arizona 0 1 2:30 p.m. Iowa State at Oklahoma State ESPN2 North Texas 26 ⁄2 at UTEP Philadelphia at Colorado, 8 Colorado 4, Minnesota 1 best-selling pay-per-view event in the promo- Washington 21 at UCLA Anaheim at Arizona, 8 Philadelphia 5, Vegas 2 1 2:30 p.m. San Diego State at Boise State ESPNU at Stanford 3 ⁄2 Utah tion's history. White is optimistic it will challenge Fresno St. 15 at Nevada COLLEGE FOOTBALL Wash. St. 17 at Oregon St. the biggest boxing events in total sales. 2:30 p.m. Iowa at Minnesota BTN 1 California 2 ⁄2 at Arizona at UNLV 8 New Mexico AP TOP 25 The promotion was done mostly in April, 2:30 p.m. LSU at Florida CBS-2 at Michigan St. 10 Northwestern RK. TEAM CP REC PF PA WEEK 6/NEXT GAME *-A.M. 1 when McGregor attacked a bus containing at W. Virginia 27 ⁄2 Kansas 1. Alabama 1 5-0 271 65 Sat at Arkansas, 11* 2:30 p.m. Navy at Air Force CBSSN Alabama 35 at Arkansas several fighters in his attempt to fight Nur- 1 2. Georgia 2 5-0 216 65 Sat vs. Vanderbilt, 6:30 at Louisiana Tech 9 ⁄2 UAB 1 3. Ohio State 4 5-0 245 94 Sat vs. Indiana, 3 at Texas A&M 5 ⁄2 Kentucky magomedov, who had confronted one of McGre- 1 2:30 p.m. Kansas State at Baylor FS1 at Oklahoma St. 9 ⁄2 Iowa St. 4. Clemson 2 5-0 190 84 Sat at Wake Forest, 2:30 at Georgia 26 Vanderbilt 5. LSU 6 5-0 124 59 Sat at #22 Florida, 2:30 gor's teammates earlier in the week. Their 3 p.m. Indiana at Ohio State FOX-32 Iowa 7 at Minnesota 6. Notre Dame 7 5-0 164 94 Sat at #24 Virginia Tech, 7 mutual disdain is powerful, as evidenced at their at Toledo 22 Bowling Green 7. Oklahoma 5 5-0 243 116 Sat vs. #19 Texas, 11* 1 6 p.m. UConn at Memphis CBSSN Auburn 3 ⁄2 at Miss. St. 8. Auburn 9 4-1 163 63 Sat at Mississippi St., 6:30 Navy 3 at Air Force weigh-in Friday, during which McGregor 1 9. West Virginia 8 4-0 169 71 Sat vs. Kansas, 11* at Mississippi 21 ⁄2 Louisiana-Monroe slapped Nurmagomedov's extended fist and then 1 6 p.m. SMU at Central Florida ESPNU Oklahoma 7 ⁄2 Texas 10. Washington 10 4-1 144 58 Sat at UCLA, 6:30 at Memphis 36 UConn 11. Penn State 11 4-1 248 105 Oct. 12. vs. #20 Michigan State, TBD threw a front kick that didn't land. 1 6 p.m. Kentucky at Texas A&M ESPN LA-Laf. 3 ⁄2 at Texas St. 12. UCF 13 4-0 195 67 Sat vs. SMU, 6 UTSA 1 at Rice 13. Kentucky 15 5-0 162 63 Sat at Texas A&M, 6 “Tomorrow I'm going to smash your boy, 1 at Baylor 4 ⁄2 Kansas St. 14. Stanford 14 4-1 133 92 Sat vs. Utah, 9:30 6:30 p.m. Auburn at Mississippi State ESPN2 1 at Miami 13 ⁄2 Florida St. guys,” Nurmagomedov said. 1 15. Michigan 16 4-1 187 74 Sat vs. Maryland, 11* at Wisconsin 17 ⁄2 Nebraska 1 16. Wisconsin 12 3-1 128 58 Sat vs. Nebraska, 6:30 This matchup is a fascinating chance to 6:30 p.m. Nebraska at Wisconsin BTN Colorado St. 2 ⁄2 at San Jose St. at Hawaii 3 Wyoming 17. Miami 17 4-1 221 84 Sat vs. Florida State, 2:30 18. Oregon 18 4-1 228 122 Oct. 13 vs. #10 Washington, TBD re-examine a classic MMA debate: Who wins in a 6:30 p.m. Washington at UCLA FOX-32 NFL 19. Texas 20 4-1 144 99 Sat vs. Oklahoma, 11* WEEK 5 SUNDAY matchup between a top striker and an elite 7 p.m. Notre Dame at Virginia Tech ABC-7, WMVP-AM Baltimore 3 at Cleveland 20. Michigan State 16 3-1 117 88 Sat vs. Northwestern, 11* at Kansas City 3 Jacksonville 21. Colorado 22 4-0 161 71 Sat vs. Arizona State, 3 wrestler? McGregor’s punching power is formi- 1000 1 Tennessee 5 ⁄2 at Buffalo 21. Florida — 4-1 177 70 Sat vs. #5 LSU, 2:30 dable and unquestionable, while Nurmagome- 1 at Carolina 6 ⁄2 N.Y. Giants 23. N.C. State 25 4-0 136 61 Sat vs. Boston College, 11:30* 1 9 p.m. Colorado State at San Jose State CBSSN Denver 1 ⁄2 at N.Y. Jets 24.Virginia Tech 23 3-1 152 83 Sat vs. #6 Notre Dame, 7 dov might be the best grappler in the game — and at Pittsburgh 3 Atlanta 25. Oklahoma State 21 4-1 220 120 Sat vs. Iowa, State, 2:30 at Detroit Pk Green Bay neither excels at the other’s specialty. 9 p.m. California at Arizona FS1 CP-coaches poll; PF/A-points for/allowed at Cincinnati 6 Miami at L.A. Chargers 6 Oakland The stark contrast in strengths makes this 9:30 p.m. Fresno State at Nevada ESPNU at San Fran. 4 Arizona BIG TEN STANDINGS CONF ALL PF PA WEEK 6/NEXT GAME *-11 A.M. at Philadelphia 3 Minnesota WEST matchup tough to predict, even if Nurmagome- 1 9:30 p.m. Utah at Stanford FS1 L.A. Rams 7 ⁄2 at Seattle Wisconsin 1-0 3-1 128 58 Sat vs. Nebraska, 6:30 dov is the favorite. at Houston 3 Dallas Purdue 1-1 2-3 155 132 Oct. 13. vs. Illinois, TBD MONDAY Northwestern 1-1 1-3 89 107 Sat at #20 Michigan State, 11* McGregor is getting a guaranteed $3 million — GOLF 1 at New Orleans 6 ⁄2 Washington Iowa 0-1 3-1 101 52 Sat at Minnesota, 2:30 along with a cut of pay-per-view sales — while 7 a.m. Alfred Dunhill Links Championship Golf Channel SOCCER Minnesota 0-1 3-1 108 69 Sat vs. Iowa, 2:30 Illinois 0-1 2-2 108 126 Sat at Rutgers, 11* Nurmagomedov is guaranteed $2 million. 4:30 p.m. Safeway Open Golf Channel Nebraska 0-2 0-4 85 155 Sat at #16 Wisconsin, 6:30 MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER EAST CONF ALL PF PA WEEK 6/NEXT GAME 8 p.m. UL International Crown Golf Channel EASTERN W L T PT GF GA Ohio State 2-0 5-0 245 94 Sat vs. Indiana, 3 Atlanta 19 6 6 63 65 38 Michigan 2-0 4-1 187 74 Sat vs. Maryland, 11* NHL N.Y. Red Bulls 19 7 5 62 57 32 Michigan St. 2-0 3-1 117 88 Sat vs. Northwestern, 11* N.Y. City FC 15 9 8 53 55 41 Maryland 1-0 3-1 135 91 Sat vs. #15 Michigan, 11* IN BRIEF Penn State 1-1 4-1 248 105 Oct. 12 vs. #20 Michigan St, TBD Oilers at Devils NHL Network Columbus 13 9 9 48 39 38 Noon Philadelphia 14 12 5 47 43 45 Indiana 1-1 4-1 141 106 Sat at #3 Ohio State, 3 Montreal 12 15 4 40 42 52 Rutgers 0-2 1-4 82 180 Sat vs. Illinois, 11* AUTO RACING: Kyle Busch and Kevin Harvick, 6 p.m. Canadiens at Penguins NHL Network D.C. United 10 11 8 38 53 48 New England 8 11 11 35 44 49 FRIDAY’S RESULTS W. Carolina (2-1) at Samford (1-4), 12:30 who each have seven wins, will start 1-2 Sunday 7 p.m. Blackhawks at Blues NBCSCH, WGN-AM 720 Toronto FC 9 15 6 33 54 58 Dartmouth 41, Yale 18 Wagner (1-4) at Campbell (4-1), 1 Chicago 8 16 7 31 46 57 Georgia Tech 66, Louisville 31 Lane (0-4) at Hampton (1-3), 1 at Dover International Speedway in Delaware Alabama St. (1-3) at Alcorn St. (4-1), 2 HORSE RACING Orlando City 7 18 4 25 40 66 Mid Tenn 34, Marshall 24 Utah St. 45, BYU 20 Wofford (3-1) at Chattanooga (4-1), 2 to kick off the round-of-12 playoff race. Rain WESTERN W L T PT GF GA Delaware (2-2) at Richmond (2-3), 2 3:30 p.m. Breeders’ Cup Challenge Series NBC-5 FC Dallas 15 6 9 54 49 38 SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE Gardner-Webb (1-3) at ETSU (4-1), 2:30 washed out NASCAR Cup qualifying, setting Sporting KC 15 8 7 52 55 37 MIDWEST S. Alabama (1-4) at Ga Southern (3-1), 2:30 the lineup on points and giving the top dozen MOTORSPORTS Los Angeles FC 14 8 8 50 58 46 Buffalo (4-1) at Cent. Michigan (1-4), 11* Albany (2-2) at Wm. & Mary (1-3), 2:30 Portland 13 9 9 48 46 45 Tulane (2-3) at Cincinnati (5-0), 11* MVSU (0-3) at Bethune-Cookman (2-3), 3 spots to the 12 playoff drivers. Seattle 14 11 5 47 41 32 E. Michigan (2-3) at W. Michigan (3-2), 11* Jacksonville St. (3-1) at E. Ky (2-2), 3 12:55 a.m.F1, Honda Japanese Grand Prix ESPN2 Real Salt Lake 13 11 7 46 50 50 Valparaiso (0-4) at Dayton (2-3), noon Norfolk St. (3-1) at Florida A&M (3-2), 3 (Sun.) LA Galaxy 12 11 8 44 60 59 Butler (3-1) at Drake (2-1), 1 La-Monroe (2-3) at Mississippi (3-2), 3 Vancouver 11 12 7 40 47 59 N. Dakota St. (4-0) at N. Iowa (2-2), 1 Old Dominion (1-4) at FAU (2-3), 4 COLLEGES: Texas athletic director Chris Del Tennessee St. (2-1) at Austin Peay (2-3), 6 MIXED MARTIAL ARTS Minnesota 11 16 3 36 45 58 N. Illinois (2-3) at Ball St. (2-3), 2 Houston 9 13 8 35 50 45 W. Illinois (2-2) at Illinois St. (3-1), 2 UAB (3-1) at Louisiana Tech (3-1), 6 Conte said a university review into possible Colorado 6 18 6 24 32 59 Missouri St. (2-1) at S. Dakota (2-2), 2 Abilene Christian (2-3) at McNeese St. (4-1), 6 7 p.m. UFC 229 prelims FS1 San Jose 4 19 8 20 47 66 Miami (Ohio) (1-4) at Akron (2-1), 2:30 UConn (1-4) at Memphis (3-2), 6 rules violations found nothing to substantiate West Florida (4-1) at N. Alabama (3-2), 6 Three points for victory, one for tie. Ohio (2-2) at Kent St. (1-4), 2:30 claims made in testimony at a college basketball Bowl. Green (1-4) at Toledo (2-2), 2:30 SOUTHWEST BUNDESLIGA SOCCER SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE Stephen F. Austin (1-3) Columbus at Montreal, 2 S. Illinois (1-3) at Youngstown St. (1-3), 5 corruption trial in New York federal court. Del Murray St. (1-3) at E. Illinois (1-4), 6 at Sam Houston St. (2-2), 1 8:20 a.m. Borussia Dortmund vs. Augsburg FS2 New England at Atlanta, 2:30 Jackson St. (1-2) at UAPB (1-4), 2:30 Vancouver at Toronto FC, 4 Indiana St. (2-2) at S. Dakota St. (2-1), 6 Conte issued a statement following testimony EAST Kansas St. (2-3) at Baylor (3-2), 2:30 Minnesota at Philadelphia, 6:30 SE Louisiana (2-3) at Incarnate Word (2-2), 4 11:20 a.m. Bayern Munich vs. Borussia Moenchengladbach Orlando City at FC Dallas, 7 Colgate (4-0) at Bucknell (1-4), 11* this week from Brian Bowen Sr., who testified East Carolina (2-2) at Temple (1-3), 11* Houston Bapt (1-3) at C. Arkansas (2-2), 6 FS2 LA Galaxy at Sporting KC, 7:30 UTSA (2-3) at Rice (1-4), 6 Los Angeles FC at Colorado, 8 Syracuse (4-1) at Pitt (2-3), 11:20* that his son, Brian Jr., was offered thousands of Marist (1-3) at Columbia (2-1), noon Ala. A&M (2-3) at Texas Southern (1-3), 6 Portland at Real Salt Lake, 8:30 La-Lafayette (1-4) at Texas St. (1-3), 6 dollars to play at major programs. Bowen Sr. PREMIER LEAGUE SOCCER N.Y. Red Bulls at San Jose, 9:30 Bryant (3-1) at Duquesne (3-2), noon G’town (1-4) at Fordham (0-4), noon North Texas (4-1) at UTEP (0-5), 6:30 SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE WEST said an aspiring agent, Christian Dawkins, 9 a.m. Tottenham vs. Cardiff City NBCSN Fire at D.C. United, noon Holy Cross (1-4) at New Hampshire (0-4), noon Lehigh (1-3) at Princeton (3-0), noon UC Davis (3-1) at N. Colorado (0-5), 1:05 MONDAY’S SCHEDULE S. Utah (0-4) at E. Washington (4-1), 2:05 suggested Texas assistant Mike Morrell, now 11:30 a.m. Manchester United vs. Newcastle NBC-5 Houston at Seattle, 9:30 Brown (1-2) at Rhode Island (3-1), noon CCSU (2-3) at Robert Morris (0-3), noon Navy (2-2) at Air Force (1-3), 2:30 the head coach at UNC Asheville, could “help FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12 San Diego St. (3-1) at Boise St. (3-1), 2:30 Houston at Los Angeles FC, 9 Harvard (2-1) at Cornell (1-2), 12:30 LIGA MX SOCCER Penn (2-1) at Sacred Heart (3-1), 2 Portland St. (1-4) at Montana (4-1), 3 me with housing.” Asked if he specifically SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13 New Mexico (2-2) at UNLV (2-2), 3 Colorado at Minnesota, 1 Villanova (3-2) at Maine (2-2), 2:30 South Florida (4-0) at UMass (2-4), 2:30 Weber St. (3-1) at N. Arizona (2-3), 4:30 talked with anyone at Texas about such an offer, 9 p.m. Tijuana vs. Queretaro FS2 FC Dallas at D.C. United, 3:55 Idaho (2-2) at Idaho St. (3-1), 4:35 Orlando City at New England, 6:30 Stony Brook (4-1) at Towson (3-1), 3 Bowen replied no. ... The NCAA Division I SOUTH Liberty (2-2) at New Mexico St. (1-4), 7 NFL ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE San Diego (2-2) at Morehead St. (1-3), 11* Washington St. (4-1) at Oregon St. (1-4), 7 Council has introduced legislation that would CLUB W T L GF GA PTS Missouri (3-1) at S. Carolina (2-2), 11* California (3-1) at Arizona (2-3), 9 Fresno St. (3-1) at Nevada (3-2), 9:30 Man City 6 1 0 21 3 19 Jacksonville (1-2) at Davidson (4-1), noon allow some athletes to transfer and be immedi- NFC NORTH W L T PCT PF PA L.A. Rams at Denver, 3:05 Elon (3-1) at James Madison (4-1), 12:30 Colorado St. (1-4) at San Jose St. (0-4), 9:30 Jacksonville at Dallas, 3:25 Liverpool 6 1 0 15 3 19 Wyoming (2-3) at Hawaii (5-1), 10:59 BEARS 3 1 0 .750 111 65 ately eligible at a new school if there is a Baltimore at Tennessee, 3:25 Chelsea 5 2 0 15 5 17 Green Bay 2 1 1 .625 92 83 Kansas City at New England, 7:20 Tottenham 5 0 2 14 7 15 GOLF coaching change before the first day of fall Minnesota 1 2 1 .375 90 110 Open: Detroit, New Orleans Arsenal 5 0 2 14 9 15 Detroit 1 3 0 .250 94 114 MONDAY, OCT. 15 Watford 4 1 2 11 8 13 SAFEWAY OPEN Danny Lee 69-68 Bud Cauley 70-69 classes. ... Nebraska RB Greg Bell has left the NFC EAST W L T PCT PF PA San Francisco at Green Bay, 7:15 Bournemouth 4 1 2 12 12 13 Johnson Wagner 70-67 Carlos Ortiz 71-68 2nd of 4 rds at Silverado Leicester 4 0 3 13 10 12 Martin Laird 67-70 Brandon Harkins 68-71 team and received a release from his schol- Washington 2 1 0 .667 64 44 CALENDAR Resort & Spa (North), Wolverhampton 3 3 1 8 6 12 Patrick Cantlay 69-68 Jonas Blixt 70-69 Oct. 16-17: Fall owners meeting, New Napa, Calif.; Yardage: arship. An athletic department spokesman said Dallas 2 2 0 .500 67 77 Man United 3 1 3 10 12 10 Mackenzie Hughes 66-71 Sam Ryder 69-70 York. 7,166; Par 72 Philadelphia 2 2 0 .500 82 81 Everton 2 3 2 11 11 9 Julian Etulain 68-69 Tyler Duncan 69-70 Oct. 30: Trading deadline. 131 (-13) Bell planned to transfer. N.Y. Giants 1 3 0 .250 73 95 Brighton 2 2 4 9 13 8 Dec. 12: Winter owners meeting, Irving, Brandt Snedeker 66-65 Nate Lashley 68-69 Roger Sloan 67-72 Burnley 2 1 4 9 11 7 NFC SOUTH W L T PCT PF PA Texas 134 (-10) 138 (-6) 140 (-4) Crystal Palace 2 1 4 5 8 7 Brendan Steele 67-71 J.B. Holmes 70-70 New Orleans 3 1 0 .750 137 121 Dec. 30: Regular season ends. Ryan Moore 67-67 GOLF: West Ham 2 1 5 8 13 7 Emiliano Grillo 72-66 Joel Dahmen 71-69 Brandt Snedeker birdied the final two Carolina 2 1 0 .667 71 60 Jan. 5-6: Wild-card playoff round. Phil Mickelson 65-69 Southampton 1 2 4 6 11 5 Bill Haas 70-68 Harris English 75-65 Tampa Bay 2 2 0 .500 112 139 Jan. 12-13: Divisional playoff round Michael Thompson 69-65 holes for a 7-under 65 and a three-stroke lead Fulham 1 2 4 8 16 5 T. Van Aswegen 69-69 Ben Silverman 72-68 Atlanta 1 3 0 .250 116 122 Jan. 20: NFC and AFC championship 135 (-9) games. Newcastle 0 2 5 4 10 2 Kevin Tway 68-67 J.J. Spaun 72-66 Jim Knous 73-67 over Phil Mickelson and two others in the PGA NFC WEST W L T PCT PF PA Jan. 27: Pro Bowl, Orlando, Florida. Cardiff 0 2 5 4 16 2 Sepp Straka 63-72 Wyndham Clark 66-72 Cameron Davis 70-70 Feb. 3: Super Bowl, Atlanta. Huddersfield 0 2 5 3 16 2 Sungjae Im 66-69 Nick Taylor 71-67 Jonathan Byrd 67-73 Tour’s season-opening Safeway Open in Napa, L.A. Rams 4 0 0 1.000 140 67 Fred Couples 73-65 James Hahn 69-71 Feb. 26-March 4: NFL combine, Indianap- FRIDAY’S SCHEDULE 136 (-8) Seattle 2 2 0 .500 85 81 Chez Reavie 69-69 Sung Kang 73-67 Calif. Snedeker had a 12-under 132 total. ... San Francisco 1 3 0 .250 100 118 olis. Brighton 1, West Ham 0 Adam Schenk 67-69 March 13: League year and free agency Hunter Mahan 70-68 Richy Werenski 67-73 Arizona 0 4 0 .000 37 94 SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE Peter Malnati 68-68 Michelle Wie and Jessica Korda led the way as begin. Watford vs. Bournemouth, 9 a.m. Alex Prugh 66-70 Adam Svensson 69-69 Michael Kim 72-68 AFC NORTH W L T PCT PF PA March 24-27: Annual owners meeting, Burnley vs. Huddersfield, 9 a.m. Kevin Streelman 68-68 Dylan Frittelli 67-71 Andrew Landry 69-71 Adam Long 66-72 Grayson Murray 71-69 the United States won both fourball matches Cincinnati 3 1 0 .750 126 113 Phoenix. Tottenham vs. Cardiff, 9 a.m. J.T. Poston 66-70 April 25-27: NFL draft, Nashville. 139 (-5) Patrick Rodgers 71-69 Baltimore 3 1 0 .750 123 65 Leicester vs. Everton, 9 a.m. Ricky Barnes 75-61 against Thailand to move to the top of Pool B in Crystal Palace vs. Wolverhampton, 9 a.m. Chase Wright 64-72 Harold Varner III 70-69 Brian Stuard 70-70 Cleveland 1 2 1 .375 102 104 Fabian Gomez 70-69 Whee Kim 72-68 Pittsburgh 1 2 1 .375 102 116 Man United vs. Newcastle, 11:30 a.m. 137 (-7) the eight-nation International Crown in In- NBA PRESEASON SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE Troy Merritt 67-70 Lucas Glover 69-70 Ben Crane 71-69 AFC EAST W L T PCT PF PA Fulham vs. Arsenal, 6 a.m. Aaron Baddeley 70-67 Hudson Swafford 68-71 Tyler McCumber 72-68 cheon, South Korea. ... Andrea Pavan shot Luke List 70-69 Max Homa 72-68 Miami 3 1 0 .750 82 90 FRIDAY’S RESULTS Southampton vs. Chelsea, 8:15 a.m. 9-under 63 at Kingsbarns to share the lead with New England 3 2 0 .600 133 108 Philadelphia 120, Dallas 114 Liverpool vs. Man City, 10:30 a.m. PREP FOOTBALL Buffalo 1 3 0 .250 50 106 Orlando 119, Flamengo Flamengo 82 TENNIS Lucas Bjerregaard after two rounds of the N.Y. Jets 1 3 0 .250 89 89 Toronto 120, Melbourne United 82 Washington 121, Miami 114 Andrew 46, Thornwood 24 Homewood-Flossmoor 48, Bradley-Bourbonnais 14 Dunhill Links Championship in St. Andrews, AFC SOUTH W L T PCT PF PA New York 106, New Orleans 100 CHINA OPEN Aquin 41, River Ridge 14 Huntley 42, Hampshire 7 Tennessee 3 1 0 .750 75 73 Memphis 120, Atlanta 110 Argo 34, Evergreen Park 28 IC Catholic 35, St. Edward 0 Scotland. QF at The National Tennis Center; Bei- Barrington vs. Hoffman Estates, Illini West 70, South Fulton 6 Jacksonville 3 1 0 .750 88 56 Oklahoma City 113, Minnesota 101 jing; hard-outdoor Houston 1 3 0 .250 96 108 San Antonio 117, Detroit 93 ppd. to Sunday Ill. Valley Central 19, St. Joseph-Ogden 16 Men Bartlett vs. Larkin, ppd. to Saturday Joliet Catholic 70, Marian Catholic 28 Indianapolis 1 4 0 .200 118 138 Utah 129, Adelaide 36ers 99 #1 Juan Martin del Potro d. NBA: Thunder G Andre Roberson will miss at Denver 96, Perth Wildcats 88 Batavia 21, St. Charles East 0 Lakes 49, Grayslake Central 0 AFC WEST W L T PCT PF PA Filip Krajinovic, 6-3, 6-0 Belvidere North vs. Rockford Guilford, Lincoln-Way C. 28, Champaign Centennial 0 Portland 115, Phoenix 93 #4 Fabio Fognini d. least two months after a setback in his recovery Kansas City 4 0 0 1.000 145 115 Sacramento vs. Golden State ppd. to Saturday Lincoln-Way E. 63, Lockport 0 Marton Fucsovics, 6-4, 6-4 Benet 42, St. Viator 14 Lincoln-Way W. 17, Thornton 7 Denver 2 2 0 .500 84 97 at Seattle, Wash., late #5 Kyle Edmund d. from left knee surgery. ... JJ Redick made all 10 L.A. Chargers 2 2 0 .500 111 120 Bishop McNamara 38, Aurora Christian 13 Lisle 23, Streator 20 SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE Dusan Lajovic, 6-3, 7-6 (4) Bogan vs. Little Village, ppd. Machesney Park Harlem 41, Belvidere 0 Oakland 1 3 0 .250 97 123 of his shots and scored 28 points, and Joel Boston at Cleveland, 7:30 Nikoloz Basilashvili d. Bremen 29, T.F. North 26 (OT) Maine West 54, Vernon Hills 0 Indiana at Memphis, 8 Malek Jaziri, 6-2, 6-2 Embiid had 22 points as the 76ers beat the WEEK 5 Brother Rice 40, Marmion 0 Marengo 16, Johnsburg 14 L.A. Clippers vs. L.A. Lakers Women Buffalo Grove 27, Prospect 7 Marist 34, Nazareth 13 THURSDAY’S RESULTS at Anaheim, Calif., 10 #2 Caroline Wozniacki d. Byron 42, Rockford Lutheran 8 Milledgeville 46, Ashton-Franklin Center 6 Mavericks 120-114 in the opener of the NBA New England 38, Indianapolis 24 SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE Katerina Siniakova, 6-2, 6-2 Carmel 17, Marian 6 Minooka 58, Romeoville 0 China Games in Shanghai. The two Mavs- SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE Atlanta vs. Oklahoma City #8 Naomi Osaka d. Cary-Grove 49, Jacobs 14 Oak Forest 34, Tinley Park 30 Miami at Cincinnati, noon at Tulsa, Okla., 3 Zhang Shuai, 3-6, 6-4, 7-5 Collins Academy vs. Dunbar, ppd. Oswego 32, Oswego East 0 Sixers games in China will push the NBA’s total N.Y. Giants at Carolina, noon Houston at San Antonio, 4 Anastasija Sevastova d. Crete-Monee 47, Rich South 8 Ottawa Marquette 63, River Valley 0 Denver at N.Y. Jets, noon Milwaukee at Minnesota, 8 Dominika Cibulkova, 6-3, 7-6 (5) Crystal Lake Central vs. Pecatonica 26, East Dubuque 14 of preseason games played there to 26 since Jacksonville at Kansas City, noon Utah at Portland, 9 Wang Qiang d. Dundee-Crown, ppd. to Saturday Plainfield North 34, Joliet Central 14 Green Bay at Detroit, noon Aryna Sabalenka, 7-5, 7-5 MONDAY’S SCHEDULE Crystal Lake South 34, McHenry 19 Plainfield South 41, Plainfield East 7 2004. Baltimore at Cleveland, noon Dallas vs. Philadelphia Deerfield 18, Highland Park 6 Princeton 49, Kewanee 3 Atlanta at Pittsburgh, noon RAKUTEN JAPAN OPEN at Shenzen, 8 a.m. De La Salle vs. Loyola, ppd. to Monday Richards 33, Lemont 3 Tennessee at Buffalo, noon Brooklyn at Detroit, 7 QF at Musashino Forest Sport Plaza, Dixon 21, Genoa-Kingston 20 Rich Central 26, Rich East 24 SOCCER: Oakland at L.A. Chargers, 3:05 Cristiano Ronaldo, facing a rape Chicago at Charlotte, 7 Tokyo; hard-outdoor Downers Grove North 28, Lyons 14 Richmond-Burton 35, Woodstock 3 Minnesota at Philadelphia, 3:25 Indiana at Cleveland, 7 #8 Richard Gasquet d. Downers Grove South 35, Leyden 7 Rockford Boylan 41, Freeport 0 Arizona at San Francisco, 3:25 allegation in the United States, could play when Orlando at Miami, 7:30 #2 Kevin Anderson, 7-6 (6), 7-6 (4) East Aurora 48, West Chicago 7 Rockford East 38, Rockford Jefferson 34 L.A. Rams at Seattle, 3:25 Washington at New York, 7:30 #3 Kei Nishikori d. Eisenhower 46, Oak Lawn 21 Rolling Meadows 42, Wheeling 0 Juventus faces Udinese in the Italian league Dallas at Houston, 7:20 Maccabi Haifa at Sacramento, 10 #5 Stefanos Tsitsipas, 6-3, 6-3 Evanston 36, Niles West 7 Sandburg 18, Stagg 14 Bye: Tampa Bay, Bears Phoenix at Golden State, 10:30 Daniil Medvedev d. Fenger vs. Kennedy, ppd. Schaumburg 30, Palatine 29 Saturday, according to coach Massimiliano MONDAY’S SCHEDULE #6 Milos Raonic, 7-6 (4), 6-3 Fenton 31, Ridgewood 21 Shepard 58, Reavis 9 Washington at New Orleans, 7:15 CALENDAR Denis Shapovalov d. Fenwick vs. Montini, ppd. to Sunday St. Charles North 38, Glenbard North 14 Allegri. However, he would not definitively say WEEK 6 Oct. 15: Rosters set for opening day, 5 Jan-Lennard Struff, 4-6, 7-6 (7), 6-4 Forreston 52, Galena 7 Stevenson 42, Waukegan 0 p.m. EDT. Ronaldo will start. “It’s a delicate moment but THURSDAY, OCT. 11 Fremd vs. Conant, ppd. to Saturday Stillman Valley 28, Mendota 15 Oct. 16: Regular season opens. Philadelphia at N.Y. Giants, 7:20 TRANSACTIONS Geneseo 50, Ottawa 3 St. Rita vs. St. Laurence, ppd. to Saturday Jan. 5: 10-day contracts can be signed. he has large shoulders,” Allegri said. ... Midfield- SUNDAY, OCT. 14 Geneva vs. Wheaton North, Sycamore 17, Morris 7 Jan. 10: All contracts guaranteed for rest Seattle vs Oakland at London, UK, noon ppd. to Saturday Watseka 22, Seneca 16 ers Christian Pulisic and Tyler Adams will miss of season. FOOTBALL Bears at Miami, noon Georgetown-Ridge Farm 54, Momence 7 West Aurora 45, Elgin 0 Feb. 7: Trade deadline, 3 p.m. EST. Indianapolis at N.Y. Jets, noon NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Glenbard East 63, Streamwood 2 Westmont 34, Westville 6 the United States’ exhibitions against Colombia Feb. 16: 3-point, slam dunk contests, Buffalo at Houston, noon Cincinnati: Placed TE Tyler Eifert on in- Glenbard South vs. South Elgin, ppd. Wheaton-Warrenville South 24, Lake Park 9 Charlotte, N.C. Tampa Bay at Atlanta, noon jured reserve. Activated LB Vontaze Bur- Glenbrook North 54, Maine East 0 Willowbrook 42, Morton 0 and Peru because of injuries. Pulisic has a torn Feb. 17: NBA All-Star Game, Charlotte, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, noon fict. Herscher 31, Peotone 27 Wilmington 38, Reed-Custer 13 N.C. calf muscle, Borussia Dortmund said this week. Arizona at Minnesota, noon Minnesota: Activated LB Kentrell Broth- Hiawatha 41, Walther Christian 12 Woodstock North 41, Lincoln 6 April 10: Regular season ends. L.A. Chargers at Cleveland, noon ers. Released G Bryan Witzmann. Hillcrest 49, T.F. South 7 Yorkville 45, Kaneland 28 April 13: Playoffs begin. Adams has back spasms. Carolina at Washington, noon Hinsdale South 35, Addison Trail 28 6 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, October 6, 2018

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Hawks brace for Hible, Ronald Wayne ‘Ron’ Cemeteries/Crematories/ Ron Hible, 84, of Carol Stream, IL, passed away Mausoleum Sunday, September 23, 2018, at his home. He was born July 11, 1934 in Westville, IL, the son Graves of William and Josephine (Rimshas) Hible. He mar- test from Blues Selling two graves at Rosehill, $2,500 each. Call ried Carole Ann Nigra on June 4, 1955, at St. Mary’s 773-271-7395. Catholic Church in Westville, IL. He is survived by his wife, Carole Ann Hible of By Jimmy Greenfield Death Notices Carol Stream, IL; two daughters, Ronda (Tom) | Chicago Tribune D-zone, just trying to be in the right areas, Marquis of Princeton, IL and Lisa (Tim) Fagan of and again, just comes down to timing and Glen Ellyn, IL; one son, Raymond Hible of Wheaton, The Blackhawks were very happy to getting your foot speed down pat, espe- Alden, FirstDavid W. IL; six grandchildren, Ben (Joanna) Marquis of come away with a road victory over the cially when you’re in traffic.” David W. Alden Age 37 Beloved Son of Dale and Chillicothe, IL; Alex (Jordan) Marquis of Dunlap, IL; Senators in the season opener Thursday Linda. Dearest Brother of Alida (Will) Wagner, Zachary (Brooke) Marquis of Savoy, IL; Jenna Fagan night but they know they’re going to have Minute men: Duncan Keith led the Matthew (Alison) and Benjamin. Fond uncle of of Medford, MA; and Elizabeth Fagan of Glen Ellyn, to be much better Saturday night when Hawks with 24 minutes, 52 seconds of Maxwell Wagner and Theodore. Many other rela- IL; ten great-grandchildren; and several nieces and they visit the Blues. playing time in the opener while Brent tives and friends. Visitation Sunday 2 until time of nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; service 6:30 P.M. at Brust Funeral Home 415 N. Gary his brother, Bill Hible; one grandson, Kyle Fagan; and “We did a lot of good things yesterday,” Seabroook finished with 19:21, fifth on the Ave, Carol Stream IL 60188. Internment private. In one great-grandson, Logan Marquis. captain Jonathan Toews said. “We got our team but second among defenseman. lieu of flowers memorials to Rotary International Ron graduated from Westville High School in feet wet. But it’s going to take a much more “They would still rather play more,” Appreciated for info contact Brust Funeral Home 1952. He served in the U.S. Navy from 1955-1957. solid game in a lot of areas to find the two coach Joel Quenneville said. “If we could 630-510-0044 He received his Bachelor of Arts in the Teaching of points (Saturday). We have to be ready for balance it out I think that’s heathier for Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries English from the University of Illinois, Urbana, IL in that, knowing they’re probably not too everybody as we go along because those 1960 and his Masters of English Education from the happy with the way they started the guys get better.” Bates, James Robert ‘Sonny’ University of Illinois in 1967. He taught Freshman James Robert Bates (Sonny) of Evansville, Indiana; Rhetoric at the University of Illinois; English I and season." But it might not be so easy getting Keith passed on September 29, 2018 at the age of 81. The Blues revamped an already strong or Seabrook to cede any of their ice time. College Preparatory English at Harvard High School, James was born on May 30, 1937 in Evansville, Harvard, IL; and Honors English III, English IV, and roster when they traded for Ryan O’Reilly “I don’t think guys like giving up Indiana. James was preceded in death by his wife; Film at Glenbard West High School in Glen Ellyn, and signed forwards Tyler Bozak, Patrick minutes,” Quenneville added. Feliciana Valino Bates, his parents; Robert E Bates IL. He was the advisor of the Glenbard West H.S. Maroon and David Perron as free agents. and Mary Jessie Bates, his sons; Charles Ray yearbook, The Pinnacle, from 1969 through 1985. But that didn’t stop the Jets from stomping One-timers: Backup goalie Anton Fors- Bates and Raymond Lee Bates, his sisters; Rose He taught at Glenbard West for twenty-eight years, all over the Blues 5-1 on Thursday. berg will be available for Saturday’s game Lee Vassuer and Mary E Abel. James is survived retiring in 1992. Toews had a goal and an assist in the after missing the season opener when he by his children Tina LaCourse, James R. Bates Jr, Ron loved reading, writing, gardening, and listen- season opener and looked like the best was struck by a puck during the morning Donna (George) Kirshbaum, and Michael Ray Bates. ing to public radio. He enjoyed jazz, photography, Ten grandchildren, 21 great-grandchildren and 1 and movies. He was devoted to his family. player on the ice much of the game. skate. Cam Ward is expected to get his great-great grandchild. Burial will be on Monday “We’re all trying to find our legs and get second consecutive start. ... Goalie Collin A memorial graveside service for the family will October 8, 2018 in the afternoon at Rosehill Catholic take place at Saint Peter and Paul Cemetery in used to that pace and get our timing down, Delia, who was the backup for the season Cemetery in Chicago, Illinois. Westville, IL. Memorials may be directed to WBEZ myself included,” Toews said. “In the opener, was returned to Rockford. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries public radio station in Chicago and WILL, public radio station in Urbana, IL. Dellacqua, Jerrold Jeosph ‘Jerry’ Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Our loving father Jerrold Joseph Dellacqua, Aged 78, entered the kingdom of the lord 9/12/2018. He will meet his beloved wife of 48 years Barbara Ann. He Katz, Arnold leaves behind his sons and their wives Christopher Arnold Katz, 89. Pharmacist in Morton Grove for (Pearl) and Dale (Lisa), grandchildren Konrad, many years. Beloved husband of Ruth Zachary, Leo, Fran, and Gus, and siblings Leona, for 63 years, nee Karlin. Loving father Richard, and Barbara. Fond uncle of many nieces of Donna (Tom) Francy, Garry (Tammy) and nephews. Funeral Service will be held at ST. Katz, and Steven (Stefanie) Katz. Proud MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL - CATHOLIC CEMETERY grandfather of Julia, and Jeanetta & MAUSOLEUM 1185 W. Algonquin Road Palatine, IL (Fiance Steven Keslar) Francy, Austin and Riley Katz, 60067 on Saturday 11/10/2018 at 12:30 PM. Benjamin and Leah Katz. Devoted son of the late Leo Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries and Ruth Katz. Will be missed by cousins, nieces, nephews and friends. Graveside service Sunday Gilbert, Richard I 11 AM at Westlawn Cemetery, 7801 W. Montrose Richard Irwin Golden May 30, 1931 to October 3, Ave. (Westlake Sec.), Norridge, IL. In lieu of flow- 2018. Devoted husband to Susan (nee Golde) for ers, memorials may be made in his memory to St. over 53 years. Wonderful supportive and loving Jude Children’s Research Hospital, www.stjude.org. father to his daughters Carrie (Zef) Davis and Allison Arrangements by Chicago Jewish Funerals – Buffalo (Jeffrey) Gilbert. Sweetest Papa to his grandchildren: Grove Chapel, 847.229.8822, www.cjfinfo.com Sofia, Margot, Jacob Davis and Cameron and Griffin Gilbert. Richard was a lifetime member of the American Polygraph Society. He pioneered advances in lie Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries detection techniques and was a published author, inventor and mentor. Kind, caring, intelligent, strong but gentle, Richard was much loved by his fam- Kucynski, Bernice A. Born in Chicago, Bernice died October 4, 2018 in ily and friends who will miss his ever smiling face Grayslake. She was 91. Survivors include children, forever. Raymond (Judy) Kucynski and Diane (Jack) Tieman; Internment private, a celebration of his life will be five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. November 25, 2018 at Grand Dominion 355 Grand Her husband of 64 years, Raymond, preceded her Dominion Cir, Mundelein. 12:30pm in death. Visitation will be Sunday, October 7, 2018, from 3pm until 7pm at Davenport Family Funeral Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries JANA CHYTILOVA/GETTY Home and Crematory, 941 S. Old Rand Rd., Lake Patrick Kane stickhandles during the Blackhawks’ overtime victory against the Senators. Zurich. Mass will be Monday, October 8, at 10 AM at St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church, 33 S. Buesching Honor a Loved One Road, Lake Zurich. For online condolences and to read Bernice’s full obituary, visit www.davenport- ‘Wow’ to Kane’s roof shot with a Death Notice in family.com or call 847-550-4221 for information. Chicago Tribune

It’s a ﬁ nal farewell; a sign of love and respect; an homage to a loved Blackhawks, from Page 1 If it was clear Kane would go to his one’s life. Placing a Death Notice shows you care, and is now more efﬁ cient than ever before with our NEW Self Service tool. backhand then Anderson simply would Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries to the backhand just to kind of get it away have covered the entire left side of the net. Features of Self-Service from (Chabot’s) stick and give myself a But with Kane making it look like he might • Instant notice creation • Enhance your notice by and review uploading photos and graphics McArdle, Kathleen M. chance.” move the puck to his forehand or try a • Real-time pricing • Immediate, printable • Pre-designed templates proof of notice Kathleen M. McArdle of Oak Park; Loving sister of At this point Kane had made the deke, Anderson wasn’t able to get into the John (Barb), Nancy Hickey, Daniel (Shari), Thomas Includes print listing in the Death Notice section of the Chicago decision to use his backhand. It was just a best position and completely cover the top Tribune, an online notice with guestbook on chicagotribune.com. (Lenore); Preceded in death by her parents William matter of hitting the right spot. corner. & Joan, beloved sister Margaret and brother William. When Kane comes in on a goalie in this Kane’s backhand went up, and a few Dear aunt and friend of many. Visitation Sunday, Oct. type of situation it’s obviously to his seconds later the Hawks were celebrating 7th from 3:00 p.m. until time of Funeral service, 6:00 advantage that the goalie can’t be sure their first victory of the season. p.m. at Peterson-Bassi Chapels, 6938 W. North Ave. exactly where he is going to go. The goalie Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville has Chicago. Info 773-637-4441 wants to cut off every possible angle but he seen Kane do this before, but it still amazes can’t do that if he doesn’t know what the him. Visit: chicagotribune.com/deathnotice shooter is doing. “Not too many guys have the ability to “If you sell it enough where maybe you not only see that opening but to get it open up your blade a little bit and get him there,” Quenneville said. “The precision of Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries to hold the middle of the net then maybe that shot only special players can think of you can get them to cheat over to the other doing it let alone doing it. side,” Kane said. “There definitely are “It’s almost like, do you keep the puck times where you’re coming down and you and go around the other side of the net or don’t really have time to open it up. You’ll take that shot? It was a great play the way HONOR THE see the goalie go to the top corner and he corraled the puck to stay onside and make the save with his chest or the top of then make that shot. his shoulder. “Kaner can wow you and that was life & memories “I feel like if you just open up your blade definitely a wow.” a little bit then maybe hold him account- able that he may (move a little) to the other [email protected] side.” Twitter @jcgreenx OF YOUR LOVED ONE CPS cancels weekend games High schools, from Page 1 The CPS decision not to make up Friday or Saturday games could keep some Public Carmel athletic director Dan LaCount League teams out of the IHSA playoffs. emailed a two-sentence statement to Teams with six victories or more earn media outlets: “As of now, Providence automatic berths, but five-win teams Catholic has forfeited the sophomore and qualify based on their opponents’ wins. varsity game this weekend. Obviously, we Though some Public League teams are disappointed and we pray for peace in played Thursday and will have nine our communities.” regular-season games, most will play eight. Providence coach Mark Coglianese was That makes it harder to get to the six-win GIVE THEM THE MEMORIAL AN unhappy with the outcome. threshold and means fewer opponent EXCEPTIONAL PERSON DESERVES “I don’t think it should be a forfeit, but I victories — also known as playoff points — do not have any control over that,” for teams on the bubble. WITH LIFE TRIBUTES Coglianese said. “I wish the IHSA would “You look at all those teams that are 3-3,” look at the circumstances. It is for the Phillips coach Troy McAllister said. “In Our professional writers will assist you to safety of our players and coaches. We were most situations, if they win two of three (to showcase and celebrate the life of your loved ones trying to avoid a potentially dangerous end the season), they get in (the playoffs). situation.” Now they’re guaranteed not to get in with a beautifully written tribute prominently Coglianese said Mount Carmel turned because of points. CPS football has made placed within the Chicago Tribune. down a request to play the game at strides, but this is a setback.” Providence or a neutral suburban site. Phillips (4-2), the defending Class 5A Providence’s decision came a year after champion now playing in 6A, was sched- gunshots nearby interrupted the Celtics’ uled to play at Lane on Saturday. CONTACT US game against Hope Academy at Altgeld “We’ll try to regroup,” McAllister said.  Park on the West Side. “At 4-2, we have to win out. ... If we drop the 312.222.2222 Hope Academy’s Catholic Red game ball in one of our last two games, we’re  [email protected] against Leo on Friday at Altgeld Park went looking at not qualifying for the state  on as scheduled. playoffs.” chicagotribune.com/lifetributes Three other Friday games involving Catholic League teams were postponed: St. Daily Southtown reporter Pat Disabato Rita at St. Laurence was moved to 3 p.m. contributed. Saturday, Loyola at De La Salle to 6 p.m. Monday and Montini at Fenwick to 1:30 [email protected] pm. Saturday at Triton College. Twitter @mikeclarkpreps Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, October 6, 2018 7

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Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, October 6, 2018 9 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE Numbers define Brees’ preparation (and success)

By Kent Babb Washington Post

Drew Brees was in a Saints meeting room the other day, reviewing practice film with his fellow quarterbacks when — there it is, he did it again. For years, Brees has licked his fingers as the ball is snapped. He can justify it as a way to improve his grip on the ball, but the truth is, it’s just one of his things. But this time, Brees watched himself split out at wide receiver before a trick play. He wouldn’t be handling the ball, but just as backup quarterback Taysom Hill called for the snap, Brees licked his fingers. “What was the point of that?” the Saints’ 39-year-old quarterback would remember thinking later. “I’m not taking the snap, I’m not about to throw a ball, I’m just standing out there. But it was the act of the play is about to begin, I’m clicking in, so I licked my fingers.” It happens, same as Brett Favre compulsively unbuckling his chin strap after plays, and after 18 NFL seasons of muscle memory and strict adherence to a unique mental preparation routine, occa- sionally the wires inside Brees’ mind get crossed. Once during an offseason, he was at a table helping his children with their homework, the juices started flowing, and for some reason his hand went up, his tongue came out and — yep. Brees thinks it’s weird too. “Why would I do that? I don’t know,” he said. “I just do.” He has, just to point out the obvious, earned some relief on his quirks along with some credibility. Brees, who earlier this season broke the record for most completed passes in a career, will enter Monday night’s game against the Redskins needing 201 yards to pass Favre and Peyton Manning to become the most accomplished quarterback in NFL history. He has, in a career that has lasted a generation while revealing stark overachievement and striking consistency, averaged roughly 283 passing yards over 253 games. His 71,740 yards passing, including the 288 he twirled in a Super Bowl win nearly eight years ago that elevated Brees to a status among the game’s true greats, span the equivalent of more than 40 miles. Not bad for a passer who barely cracks 6 feet and whose right arm is, if measured against his peers for natural burst, among the league’s most unremarkable. But he’s accurate and intelligent and meticulous, and on the fringe of history his secret isn’t the quirks, exactly, but his acceptance of them. He overpowers his physical shortcomings with brute mental strength: planning his days to the hour and sometimes the ELSA/GETTY minute, taking nothing for Licking his fingers before a play has become an almost immutable characteristic for slavishly meticulous Saints quarterback Drew Brees. granted, preparing and visualizing as if he were still the short-stack lished or even exploited, and assigning tasks to certain days and ered a great quarterback. And “I continue to fine tune,” he rookie out of Purdue who’d even- something just felt right when an hours. On Tuesday mornings he that’s a mental drive that, I think, said, and that means evaluating tually build himself into a first- equation fit. allows himself “quiet time” — two most normal people could never the routine he protects, and some- ballot Hall of Famer. “I just started seeing these hours to answer emails, complete understand, or I can’t.” times even subtracting or adding Brees’ routine works because numbers,” he would say much personal tasks, read a few pages of things that might help him. Many he believes it works, up to and later, “and visualizing these num- the 20 or so books he hopes to of those things are meant to go including the way he carefully bers and having to hit these eventually get to. Wednesdays are Relying on his brain unseen, and the truth is many of presses a foot on the sideline as numbers, setting goals toward about film study: specifically, first A few seasons ago, Brees re- his own teammates have no idea each practice begins, holds a these numbers, and that just and second downs and the run- ported to the Saints’ practice what Brees does from minute to water bottle with both hands and became a way to set a goal and ning game plan. Thursday is facility and announced that he minute, hour to hour. delivers three squirts, and does 53 benchmarks to achieve.” dedicated to third downs, and would no longer throw passes on A few years ago, the Saints reps — no more, no less — of core And in his mind, in particular Fridays are devoted to red-zone, Wednesdays. gathered on a Saturday for a exercises, because that’s the num- after he reached the NFL, hitting short-yardage and goal-line plays. Teammates expected the dis- walk-through before a home ber of the next Super Bowl. those benchmarks helped him Saturdays, usually close to an off ruption to cause Brees to “lose his game. These are usually laid-back “Can you, tomorrow, go to justify that he deserved a certain day for NFL players, have their mind,” Strief would say later, but affairs, with as much goofing off as brush your teeth and say: ‘Today thing: a starting job or a playoff unique responsibilities too. this was calculus and the quarter- football, and after the workout I’m brushing my teeth for three appearance. He wears jersey No. 9, “I know where I’m going to be back had done his figuring. The players retreated to the locker minutes and 30 seconds, and I’m and for a long time Brees has at a specific time,” Brees said. “I arms of NFL quarterbacks are like room to watch college football and going to do it every day and try to preferred if certain things — know what I’m going to be doing; I racing tires: only so much tread in socialize and then leave. Strief match the pace every single day, workout reps, for instance, or his know what needs to be accom- their lifetimes. By then Brees was realized he forgot something in brushing my teeth,’ ” said Zach throws for the day — can be plished for me to feel confident in his mid-30s and wanted to save the weight room, so he walked in Strief, a former Saints offensive divided evenly by nine. He likes and go out there and play at the some energy for Sundays. And so, and saw Brees alone, studying the lineman who retired after last that Super Bowls are assigned highest level.” yes, the routine changed, and next day’s plays. Then he lined up season, his 12th alongside Brees. numbers, not years, because that No deviating, no adjusting, no neither the Saints facility nor behind his invisible offensive line, “Because normal people say it provides him another number to need to ask — because you know Brees’ emotional state caved in on snapped the ball, and dropped doesn’t matter. And to Drew, aim for, multiply, slice into deriva- why? Numbers, of course. Eleven itself. back, going through his reads. everything matters.” tives. An NFL career was not a Pro Bowls is why. Seven seasons Brees, with his analytical mind, He’d look left, checking off imagi- coincidence, he came to believe; it leading the NFL in passing is why. is less interested these days in nary receivers, and when he is the sum of infinitesimal deci- Whether the habits have resulted overpowering the odds or doubt- looked right he shifted his body Comfort in numbers sions and actions, from the quality in success or success has led to ers than his own body. His legs and feet for optimal balance. For a Even at his high school outside of his sleep to his food intake to his more habits, teammates cannot might be slower, his arm might half-hour on a Saturday, when Austin, Texas, Brees found com- time management. say. It’s best at this point to just go feel weaker, but his brain is most everyone else had prepped fort in numbers. There was some- “I feel like I’m constantly with it. constantly scanning for other ad- enough and moved on, Brees kept thing irrefutable about mathemat- counting,” he said, going on to “In general, that kind of stuff is vantages. More hours are dedi- at it: a new play, how the defense ics, and if someone said he was too describe various activities and the unhealthy,” said Strief, who goes cated to visualizing plays than might react, and reactions and short to play major college foot- ways he manipulates goals to fit on to outline a theory in which there once were, more time is adjustments at game speed. ball, there were numbers that into them. “It has to hit a certain Brees is merely ritualistic and not spent memorizing scenarios and Strief stood and watched his could dispel that suggestion. number. If I get that number in my compulsive because he expects bracing for possibilities. There are quarterback, and the strength He broke high school records head, then I’m like, ‘I’m not good results of his actions rather two more numbers that drive him: coach wandered over and told for passing yards and touch- stopping until I get to this num- than bad. “That routine for him One more Super Bowl champi- him Brees does this every Sat- downs, and by the time he reached ber.’ And that number on a daily provides him with almost a sense onship, and 45. That’s the age that, urday. It was no longer necessary Purdue — his only other schol- basis might have a different sig- of comfort that this is all stuff; it’s if his mind can continue operating for the quarterback, with all his arship offer was to Kentucky — he nificance.” all part of this everlasting pursuit faster than his body can deterio- accomplishments, to do all this. had identified himself as a num- There are 24 hours in each day, of perfection for him. rate, he believes he can reach as an But the man himself, for all his bers guy. Formulas could be estab- no arguing that, so Brees began “He’s still working to be consid- NFL quarterback. restlessness, believed it was. 10 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, October 6, 2018 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE As anthem protests flag, community work on rise By Liz Clarke and Mark Maske Washington Post

The first four weeks of the NFL season have been marked by encouraging TV ratings; several compelling, high-scoring games; and promising young quarterbacks who are emerging as the league’s next-generation stars. The only significant controversy has centered on a roughing- the-passer rule. What’s not on that list is the issue that dominated much of last season but has largely receded this year: players calling attention to what they consider police brutal- ity and racial injustices by kneeling, sitting or raising a fist during the playing of the national anthem. Though a handful of players have continued to demonstrate, the protests have gone largely unremarked upon — by the league, team owners, broadcasters, fans and President Donald Trump. His vitriolic attacks on players one year ago catapulted their protests into a national issue, turned many fans against the league, spurred more players to demonstrate and triggered considerable angst among NFL owners over the league’s image and their own bottom line. The reasons for this season’s relative calm are varied — and not entirely clear. But the best expla- nation is a shift of focus by many of the players, who have concluded that working for change in their communities is a more effective tool for addressing systemic social and racial ills than kneeling during the anthem. “I think the greatest act of patriotism is to work to make your country better,” said Demario Davis, 29, a Saints linebacker whose father served in the Army. “Any effort that anyone is doing is important. Everybody has a voice, and everybody has a responsibility to do something.” Davis is a member of the Players Coalition, a group of about 100 players formed in February 2017 that works to address inequi- ty and injustice in education, police treatment, criminal sen- tencing and other areas. Whereas a few players have criticized the group’s subsequent partnership with the NFL as a sellout, its work has proceeded without triggering a political fire- storm. “What we’re about is not what’s in the headlines or being talked about the most,” said Davis, who since joining the Saints in March has advocated for reform of New Orleans’ criminal-justice system. “We’re most concerned about the issues plaguing our country; that’s what we want to be on the front line of. When there are some deep injustices in our country — and a lot of them are around racial disparity — where can we use our platform to help?” Dolphins wide receivers Kenny Stills and Albert Wilson have continued to kneel during the anthem, but few others have. There are other reasons behind the relative calm on the anthem issue. In July, NFL owners and the NFL Players Association agreed to put on hold the league’s widely criticized, revamped anthem pol- JIM ROGASH/GETTY icy, which would have fined teams The Dolphins’ Kenny Stills kneels during the national anthem before Sunday’s game against the Patriots, but the practice seems to be fading. whose players didn’t stand and subjected players to individual NFL. It was Nike signing Colin thing, he pointed out. But his incarceration rates and bail policy. the Players Coalition, whose ini- punishment. Kaepernick that was another trig- inaction was notable because In Philadelphia, Jenkins and tiatives are financed by an $89 Trump has opted not to seize on gering event that brought this to Jenkins, a leader of the Players Eagles teammate Chris Long met million gift from the NFL and its the topic with the fervor he did in the forefront. The focus was on Coalition, had previously raised a with 30 community leaders on teams. September 2017, when he called Nike and Nike’s earnings, and not fist during the anthem. bail reform and the job needs of Pro Bowl safety Eric Reid, the an NFL player who knelt a “son of the NFL and NFL ratings.” “The work and the demon- the formerly incarcerated. first player to kneel alongside a bitch” and indicated team own- Feldman doesn’t suggest that strations have always been paral- Kaepernick in 2016, called it “an ers should fire such a player. fans don’t care about the issue. lel,” Jenkins said. “But at this NFL subversion group.” Rather, in terms of national dis- point, now the focus hopefully is In the community “That’s why I removed myself putes, he suspects that other turning more toward the work as Over the summer, Davis joined from them, and I’ll keep moving ‘Issue fatigue’ issues have taken precedence and we continue to adapt to the Redskins cornerback Josh Nor- forward with Colin,” said Reid, Another factor, in the view of pushed the NFL controversy to situation. ... I think there’s a huge man to help supply migrant chil- who, like Kaepernick, has filed a Gabe Feldman, professor of law the background. need for us to turn the attention dren with school supplies. grievance against the league alleg- and director of the Sports Law The shift in players’ approach toward the issues — and not only “We want the attention to be on ing collusion after being shunned Program at Tulane, could simply was signaled on opening night of the issues, but what players actu- the issues,” Davis said. “People’s during free agency. Reid’s claim be “issue fatigue” more than two the 2018 season at Lincoln Finan- ally do in their communities to lives are bring affected every continues despite his signing with years after quarterback Colin cial Field, where the Eagles effectuate change. We’re trying to single day. When you think about the Panthers, who desperately Kaepernick triggered a national launched their defense of their move past the rhetoric of what’s a bail system that keeps one needed help in their shorthanded conversation about social activism Super Bowl championship. One of right and what’s wrong and all person in jail because they can’t defensive backfield. Kaepernick — and whether, when, where and the night’s major storylines played that; we need to focus on these pay a $10,000 bail, and people are remains out of the league. how professional athletes have a out before kickoff, when Eagles issues that pertain to our commu- going free because they can pay a Meanwhile, the NFL is essen- right to take part in it — by sitting safety Malcolm Jenkins stood for nities.” $1 million bail, they’re in jail tially without a policy regarding and then kneeling during the the anthem without any sign of a Others have followed Jenkins’ because they’re poor. player comportment during anthem before 49ers games. protest while his teammate, de- lead. “That person could be the pregame ceremonies. “This issue still may be simmer- fensive end Michael Bennett, sat In Atlanta last month, former breadwinner in the house, so the Amid the lull, there is no ing, but no event has occurred in on the team’s bench toward the NFL players Adalius Thomas, spouse is being hurt, the children guarantee the protest issue won’t the last few months to bring it to a ceremony’s conclusion. Harry Douglas, Tim Lester and are being hurt. It’s going to have become a flash point again. But it’s boil,” Feldman said in a telephone At his locker afterward, Jenkins Reggie Brown took part in a “listen these cataclysmic results that di- far from clear whether any NFL interview. “To the extent it has was asked about his pregame and learn” forum about racial and rectly affect the family’s life.” anthem policy can satisfy both happened, it wasn’t within the approach. He hadn’t done any- economic disparities in the city’s Not all support the approach of team owners and players. C Saturday, October 6, 2018 | Section 3

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CVTs don’t actually “shift.” Where some manufacturers have read The Altima’s optional Intelligent AWD the tea leaves as a sign to scale back on system operates like most on the market sedan production – the Dodge Dart is – the front wheels get all the power most already gone and production of the Buick of the time. When the computer senses Verano, Chevrolet SS and Chrysler 200 traction loss up front, can transfer torque sedans wrapped up at the end of 2017 to the rear wheels for a 50:50 split. Nissan – Nissan says it will refocus on its sedan reinforced the Altima’s suspension to customers with the redesigned 2019 Altima, improve handling, added more responsive which it introduced Wednesday at the New monotube shock absorbers to the car’s rear York International Auto Show. end and refined suspension geometry to “What we’re seeing is that people who improve steering feedback. The steering aren’t defecting to crossovers are staying gear has been upgraded to a dual-pinion with sedans because they like the styling, electric unit. The SR trim level benefits they like the handling and they like the from sportier suspension tuning. sedan image,” Derek Kramer, product More tech ahead planning manager for Nissan North The new Altima comes standard with America, said, adding that Nissan is giving a fairly impressive list of advanced safety sedan customers a new reason not to features, including automatic emergency leave: for the first time, the Altima will be braking, a forward collision warning system available with all-wheel drive. and a driver alertness warning system. Lower, longer, sharper Features like pedestrian detection, road sign The new Altima carries forward recognition, adaptive cruise control, rear Nissan’s V-motion 2.0 design language, cross traffic alert, lane departure warning applying a sportier stance Kramer says and intervention, blind spot warning and sedan customers prefer. New lower-profile rear automatic emergency braking are engines made it possible for designers to available. lower the height of the hood, cowl and ProPilot Assist, Nissan’s bid in the roof. Nissan stretched the car’s wheelbase semi-autonomous driving arena, will also by nearly 2 inches and its width by nearly be available on the 2019 Altima. The an inch and cut the height by more than an system – introduced on the 2018 Rogue inch, making the car appear lower than its – is anchored to the user by a bright blue predecessor. Despite the ground-hugging button on the steering wheel, using cameras look, Kenneth Lee, the Altima’s design and sensors to keep the vehicle in it traffic director, said ground clearance remains the lane. Unlike Cadillac’s more advanced same and front overhang has been reduced. SuperCruise, ProPilot is a hands-on driving “Wewantedtomadeabigstatement experience, functioning more like a high- with the front end,” he said of the new level cruise control than anything that could look. “The large grille contrasts with slim be considered autonomous. headlights so you can recognize it from far New Altimas all come standard with away.” NissanConnect, which features both The grille and headlamps, which look Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The like a more dynamic version of Audi’s infotainment system is centered around big central grille-slim headlamps combo, an 8-inch color touchscreen, and includes incorporates V-motion’s chrome V and Bluetooth connectivity, hands-free text boomerang motif. Nissan sharpened body messaging and both Apple and Google’s creases along the sides, adding motive versions of voice recognition. Compatibility force to the forward V, and enhanced the with Apple Watch and Google Wear is sportier look with optional 19-inch wheels. optional, and includes auto start and stop The elegant floating roof introduced earlier and a valet alert. in the Murano crossover and Maxima As a cherry on top for the holdouts who sedan comes to the Altima for 2019, with still prefer buying American, Nissan likes to everything pulled back toward a sharpened point out all new Altimas are assembled at rear end Lee says was meant to guide Nissan’s plants in Canton, Mississippi and airflow as it exits the car’s profile. Smyrna, Tennessee. As sales among sedans “The rear end looks like a slingshot continue to contract, Nissan may have being pulled back,” he said. a chance to boost the Altima’s standing The motion theme carries over to the among longtime competitors like the interior, with the “gliding wing” instrument Toyota Camry and Honda Accord. Only panel making use of the car’s lower cowl time, and fuel prices, will tell. to create more openness in the interior. Pricing Lee pointed out that at a time when many The 2019 Altima will cost between manufacturers seem to be selling cars with $24,645 and $36,645 when it goes on higher beltlines and smaller windows, his sale, and those prices include the $895 team sought to keep the windows large to destination charge. give passengers more of a sense of the car’s By comparison, the outgoing Altima was interior volume. They also slimmed up the priced from $24,145 to $34,515, including C-pillar to help bring a more open and airy destination. feel to the cabin. Available in S, SR, SV, SL, Platinum, and V-Motion’s motive force Edition One trim levels, the new Altima Nissan scrapped the engines from is the first of several redesigned Nissan previous models, introducing its new 2.0- sedans, and the styling perfectly balances liter variable compression turbocharged extroverted character with good taste. If 4-cylinder for the front-wheel drive SR the automaker is smart, the approach will and Platinum models. The novel engine serve as the template for an upcoming can adjust its compression level between redesign of the smaller Sentra and, if Nissan 8:1 and 14:1, depending upon whether determines they should remain in the conditions call for greater efficiency lineup, the entry-level Versa and flagship or better performance. Delivering 248 Maxima. horsepower and 273 lb.-ft. of torque, If you want all-wheel drive, it will run an the 2.0-liter engine boasts performance extra $1,350. You can get it on any Altima numbers similar to the 3.5-liter V6 equipped with a 2.5-liter 4-cylinder engine. it replaces (which was rated at 270 If you want the variable-compression horsepower, 251 lb.-ft. of torque). turbocharged 2.0-liter engine, it is offered The compression ratio is changed only with SR, Platinum, and Edition One automatically via electronically activated trim and only with front-wheel drive. The multi-link control arms that change the cost is $4,050 for the Altima SR and $3,000 pistons’ positions on the fly. Variable for the Altima Platinum. The VC-Turbo compression 2.0-liter-equipped models get engine is standard in the Altima Edition an instrument panel meter that keeps the One, of which 3,900 will be produced. driver apprised of the engine’s compression Here is the pricing breakdown, each ratio. The engine also comes with two value including the destination charge: types of fuel injectors per cylinder — multi- Altima S = $24,645 point and direct injection — using them Altima SR = $25,995 in conjunction to optimize power and Altima SV = $28,825 efficiency. Altima SR VC-Turbo = $30,045 The 2.5-liter 4-cylinder engine is more Altima SL = $30,735 compact and more powerful for 2019, Altima Platinum = $32,675 gaining 9-horsepower and 3 lb.-ft. of torque Altima Platinum VC-Turbo = $35,675 over the outgoing 2.5 for a rating of 188 Altima Edition One = $36,645

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