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NORTH BEND — Jordan Cove’s proposed liquefied natural gas export project will be on the agen- das of two major public meetings tonight. At 6:30 p.m., the Oregon Department of Energy will hold an By Lou Sennick, The World informational meeting on the pro- Lt. Mark Timmons has taken over command of the Oregon Army National Guard unit in Coos Bay. posed natural gas power plant that would supply electricity to the export terminal. At 7:30 p.m., the city of North Refocuses on serving community, recruiting Bend will consider entering a sup- port agreement with Jordan Cove Energy Partners at its council BY TIM NOVOTNY When you consider that, even at capacity, meeting. The World they have one of the smallest units in the state “We have a recruiting with responsibility for one of the largest areas Support agreement COOS BAY — They’ve returned from harm’s challenge that we want to — Coos and Curry counties — any shortage is The agreement states Jordan way, have a new leader, and now are refocusing significant. Cove would fund the city’s emer- their mission at home. It’s been a busy time address here in Coos Bay.” Last week, Timmons told community lead- gency-response preparations for for the Oregon National Guard’s Bravo Com- ers to keep 1-186th m in mind when they have the proposed LNG export facility. 1st Lt. Mark Timmons, National Guard commander pany. a project coming up. That’s not to say every Jordan Cove also would provide 1st Lt. Mark Timmons took command of project will be up their alley. LNG safety training. Bravo Co. last month and paid a visit last week When the proposed facility is couple of years away from the chance of being Readiness training built, North Bend would provide to the Coos Bay Armory, where the 1st Battal- called back into the field of fire. ion, 186th Infantry, is based. The Oregon National Guard, like other units fire protection services for Jordan Cove facilities in the North Bay He was here, really, to address the local Two-fold mission all over the country, takes part in what is called area, which could impact public community and start a two-part mission. Civil-Military Innovative Readiness Training. Along with a new leader, they have a new safety in the city. “We’re back and we want to be involved in primary mission. Part 1 of that mission is get- a partnership between requesting community The police department would the community and with community events,” ting back into their community role, but Part 2 organizations and the military. enter a mutual-aid agreement for he said. is equally important. Since it is a partnership, resource support is a situations arising in the North Bay The 1-186th had served in Afghanistan “We have a recruiting challenge that we "shared" responsibility. For the guard, projects area. Moreover, North Bend would from May 2009 through April 2010. Upon want to address here in Coos Bay,”said Tim- provide commanders an option to meet their develop an LNG response plan for their return they were “cycled back,”meaning, mons, noting that with 76 “citizen soldiers” potential incidents that would as National Guard units go, they are at least a they are well under their capacity of 103. SEE GUARD | A8 affect the city. The council will review the agreement at its regularly sched- uled meeting in the council cham- Here bers of City Hall, 835 California St. Power plant The meeting on the South fishy, Dunes Power Plant will be held at the North Bend Public Library, fishy ... 1800 Sherman Ave. Representatives from the Ore- gon Department of Energy and Several fishing boats Jordan Cove will attend and intro- troll for returning fall duce the proposal, explain the Chinook near the review process and answer ques- mouth of Coos River. tions. While they work their It is not a public hearing, so no lines, others work on public comment will be taken, vessels at Southern according to the Energy Depart- Oregon Marine, in the ment’s website. background. Proposals show the natural gas power plant’s location to the east of the planned export terminal. The plant will need approval from Oregon’s Energy Facility Sit- ing Council before it could be built. The adjoining export termi- By Lou Sennick, The World nal will need a permit from the Federal Energy Regulatory Com- mission. 11th anniversary ceremony of 9/11 attacks

BY JENNIFER PELTZ Obama was to attend the trade center. “After the ninth The Associated Press Pentagon memorial, and anniversary, that next day, Vice President Joe Biden was you started building up to NEW YORK — Americans to speak in Pennsylvania. the 10th year. This feels a lot paused again Tuesday to But many felt that last different, in that regard. It’s mark the 11th anniversary of year’s 10th anniversary was an another anniversary that we the Sept. 11, 2001, terror emotional turning point for can commemorate in a attacks with familiar cere- public mourning of the calmer way, without that 10- mony, but also a sense that attacks. For the first time, year pressure.” it’s time to move forward elected officials weren’t As bagpipes played at the after a decade of remem- speaking at the ceremony, year-old Sept. 11 memorial in brance. which often allowed them a New York, family clutching As in past years, thou- solemn turn in the spotlight, balloons, flowers and photos sands were expected to gath- but raised questions about the of their loved ones bowed their heads in silence at 8:46 er at the World Trade Center public and private Sept. 11. a.m., the moment that the site in New York, the Penta- “I feel much more first hijacked jetliner crashed gon and Shanksville, Pa., to relaxed” this year, said Jane into the trade center’s north read the names of nearly Pollicino, who came to tower. President Barack 3,000 victims killed in the ground zero Tuesday morn- The Associated Press worst terror attack in U.S. ing to remember her hus- The Tribute in Light shines above the World Trade Center and the Statue of Liberty, left of center, on Monday history. President Barack band, who was killed at the SEE CEREMONY | A8 as seen from Bayonne, N.J.

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C M C M Y K A2 •The World • Tuesday, September 11,2012 Y K South Coast Managing Editor James Casey • 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local Motorcyclist dies in wreck Blue reflectors mark THE WORLD when he failed to negotiate tigation. The Coos County a curve and collided with sheriff’s office said alcohol A 64-year-old Coos Bay the 1998 Ford pickup, did not appear to be a fac- nearby fire hydrants man was killed Sunday which was also carrying a tor. when his motorcycle col- trailer. Dickerson, whom the lided head on with a pickup The driver of the truck, sheriff’s office called a Question: I want to know what the blue reflectors along the area’s streets truck on West Beaver Hill 45-year-old Manuel Road. Calvillo of Roseburg, was “snowbird,” is originally are for. Why do they appear on streets that have no other roadway reflectors? Derrill Wadsworth Dick- not injured. from Emery, S.D. The Answer: Look to the curb adja- relative position of hydrants that may erson was riding his Yama- West Beaver Hill Road friends he was riding with I WANT TO ha motorcycle with friends was closed for several hours were not injured. The KNOW cent to one of those reflectors and be visually obscured from the roadway. near mile post 5.6, between as the Coos County Crash investigation into the crash you're bound to see a fire hydrant. Not all hydrants on Coos Bay’s Charleston and Bandon, Team conducted an inves- continues. The blue reflectors, which are streets are marked by reflectors, readily illuminated by the headlights though. of approaching vehicles, help fire “We’ve not come up with any way Free admission at Coos Art Museum truck drivers locate hydrants at night. other than visual sightings or using “We strive that all hydrants that map books” to readily locate hydrants are on paved roads have reflectors,” along the city’s gravel roads, Gibson during Steve Prefontaine Memorial Run says Coos Bay Fire Chief Stan Gibson. said. Although fire departments main- Have a question about current hap- COOS BAY — Due to the Gallery houses a large col- Saturday. THOMAS tain detailed map books of fire penings in Coos County? I Want to generosity of the lection of Steve Regular museum hours MORIARTY hydrants’ locations along city streets, Know will try to answer it. Contact Prefontaine Memorial Run Prefontaine’s awards and are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Gibson said, it’s faster for fire crews to reporter Thomas Moriarty at tmori- locate the hydrants by the reflectors. [email protected] with the let- Committee, admission will memorabilia, as well as Tuesday through Friday be free at Coos Art numerous photographs The reflectors also can indicate the ters IWTK in the subject line. and 1-4 p.m. on Saturday. Museum during the highlighting his illustrious Memorial Run events running career. Admission costs $5 gener- Friday and Saturday. The museum will have al, $2 students, veterans At the museum, the special extended hours and seniors, free to Thefts & Mischief Prefontaine Memorial from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Museum members. COOS BAY pass, Walmart, 2051 Newmark Avenue. Ave. Sept. 9, 12:17 a.m., arrest for fail- Sept. 9, 3:21 p.m., criminal tres- ure to appear, Bayshore Drive Sept. 9, 2:40 p.m., criminal tres- pass, 2600 block of Broadway and Birch Avenue. pass, Ocean Boulevard and Cen- Avenue. tral Avenue. Working Together for Sept. 9, 8:20 a.m., harassment, Sept. 9, 7:27 p.m., criminal tres- 1700 block of Thompson Road. Sept. 9, 3:38 p.m., criminal tres- pass, 1900 block of Union pass, Ocean Boulevard. Your Financial Future. Sept. 9, 10:13 a.m., unlawful entry Avenue. into a motor vehicle, 200 block Sept. 9, 4:43 p.m., unlawful entry Sept. 9, 9:21 p.m., criminal tres- of Student Way. into a motor vehicle, 300 block pass, 2100 block of Sherman of Student Way. Erin M Johnson, AAMS® Jared N Barber, AAMS® Sept. 9, 11:22 a.m., assault and Avenue. 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C M C M Y K Tuesday, September 11,2012 • The World • A3 Y K South Coast Managing Editor James Casey• 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local Fisher hooks tropical catch TODAY Library, 525 Anderson Ave., Coos Bay. Films not rated. CareWear Uniform/Scrub Sale 541-269-1101 I Tuna boat catches 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., Lower Umpqua Hospital conference Women of the Word interde- mahimahi in waters room, 600 Ranch Road, nominational Bible study 7 Reedsport. Enter through p.m., St. James Episcopal, 210 near Charleston doors at the rear. Fifteen per- E. 3rd St., Coquille. Beginning cent of sales proceeds benefit of 12 week study “Becoming a BY JESSIE HIGGINS REEF, Reedsport Educational Woman of Faith by Cynthis The World Enrichment Fund. 541-271- Heald. Newcomers welcome. 2171, ext. 206. 541-396-3945 or 541-398- CHARLESTON — Blood Drive 1-6 p. m. Coquille 5599 Mahimahi — a delicacy fish in Community Building, 15 N. “Hope Rising” a community tropical areas — live in Birch, Coquille. 800-733-2767 concert 7 p.m., Coquille Chris- warmer waters than here, off Armchair Film Adventures tian Community Church, 625 California, Hawaii or Florida. “Cities of the World: Toron- E 10th St. Donations accepted So Patrick Roelle, aka to” 2 p.m., Coos Bay Public for Coquille and Myrtle Point Fishpatrick, thought it Library, 525 Anderson, Coos food bands and the Crystal strange when he hooked one Bay. 541-269-2011 Peaks Youth Ranch. 541-369- while tuna fishing off 3542 Charleston last week. Music On the Bay with Bobby Lindstrom 7 p.m., Mingus Oregon Pacific Bank Client and “We originally hooked Park, 600 N. 10th, Coos Bay. Community Appreciation Day two, but the other one got In case of rain, MHS auditori- 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., 915 S. 1st away,” Roelle said. On that um at 10th and Ingersoll. St., Coos Bay. Free hot dogs, same trip, he also caught two https://www.facebook.com/m drinks, chips and cookies. yellowtails, which also live in usiconthebay warmer waters, he said. Roelle doesn’t know why Women of the Word interde- SATURDAY By Jessie Higgins, The World the warm water fish traveled Patrick Roelle, aka Fishpatrick, shows off the mahimahi he caught about 70 miles off Charleston this week- nominational Bible study Port Orford Farmer’s Market 9 this far north; the water tem- 9:30 a.m., St. James Episco- end. Mahmahi generally live further south in warmer waters off the California coast. Roelle said he does not a.m. to noon, Hawthorne perature was not higher than pal, 210 E. 3rd St., Coquille. know why the fish ventured this far north. Gallery, Battle Rock, Port normal. Beginning of 12 week study Orford. 541-287-2000 “Becoming a Woman of Faith But a sports fisherman South Coast Community Barn also caught a mahimahi off by Cynthis Heald. Newcomers HOPPER, THE MOST Dance 7-10 p.m., Greenacres Newport just a couple weeks welcome. 541-396-3945 or TECHNICALLY ADVANCED 541-398-5599 Grange Hall, 93393 ago, on Aug. 30. Greenacres Lane, Coos Bay. Roelle, a commercial fish- WHOLE-HOME HD WEDNESDAY Cost: general $7, student with erman, plans to eat all his DVR SYSTEM ID and over 60 $6, members exotic catches. Yellowtail is a Coos Bay Farmer’s Market 9 $5, 6 and under free. 541-572- high-quality sushi fish. a.m. to 3 p.m., Central 0518 or http://southcoastfolk- Mahimahi is a white fish that Avenue across from visitors society.wordpress.com cooking websites describe as center. Coos Sand ‘n Sea Quilters Sea having a mild, almost sweet Working Forest Tour 1-4:30 of Quilts 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., flavor that is good in a variety p.m., Sign-up at Coos Bay Vis- Boys and Girls Club, 3333 of dishes. • PrimeTime AnytimeTM gives you instant access to your itor Information Center, 50 Walnut Ave., Coos Bay. 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EEmployeemmppllooyyeeee oofoff tthethhee MMonthMoonntthh THURSDAY No Lazy Kates spinning 1 p.m, Christian Women’s Club “Let’s Wool Company, 990 U.S. Brett Clarno Highway 101, Bandon. Visi- Do Lunch” 11:15 a.m. to 1 You tors are welcome. 541-347- werr Brett was chosen for his great attitude and attention to p.m., Red Lion Hotel, 1313 N. Po usstt 3115 n Trr proper paper work and procedures. Brett has been at Bayshore Drive, Coos Bay. Ca 946 ce 1 Reese Electric over five years. Luncheon program, $12.75. Siinc Topics: Tsunami prepared- SUNDAY Thheee PPeopleeeoopllee BBehindeehiind tthethee PPowerooweerr oofoff OOrangerrangee ness; Guest speaker Kari Coos Bay Farmer’s Market 10 Phillips. 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Editorial Board Clark Walworth, Publisher & Editor Opinion James Casey, Managing Editor Ron Jackimowicz, News Editor theworldlink.com/opinion It’s truly like herding cats

“The trouble with a kit- The numbers are prob- sial. Cat lovers abhor the cost spay and neuter clinic Our view ten,”said the poet Ogden lematic for both humanitar- obvious tactic of trapping in Empire. “Catch-neuter- A local group trying to curb Nash, “is that eventually it ian and practical reasons. and killing feral cats, and release” returns feral cats the population of feral cats becomes a cat.”And the Cats fending for themselves its effectiveness is dubious to the wild, but without the deserves praise and sup- trouble with a cat is the in the wild are subject to anyway. Animal advocates ability to breed. They live port swarm of kittens it can harsh weather, starvation, say a lethal roundup leaves out their lives more or less breed if left unchecked. disease, parasites and pred- a void that other cats rap- peacefully, filling an eco- What do you think? Saturday’s front page ators. They become neigh- idly fill with uncontrolled logical niche that otherwise focused on Coos County’s borhood nuisances by root- breeding. Yet public animal could invite rampant The World welcomes struggle with feral cats — ing in trash, digging up gar- shelters, such as the one in reproduction. letters. Email us at wild felines descended dens, yowling in the night Coos County, often lack the The small group of cat [email protected]. from stray or abandoned and marking their territo- resources to do anything lovers backing this local pets. Animal-welfare advo- ries with stinky spray. They else. (And never mind find- project deserves praise and cates estimate they number may survive only a couple of ing homes for feral cats. support for tackling a in the tens of millions years, but that’s plenty of They’re wild animals.) daunting task. Meanwhile, nationwide. Local esti- time to breed multiple lit- The option favored by cat owners should avoid mates are equally astound- ters. animal advocacy groups is making the problem worse, ing — as many as 60,000 in Solutions are expensive the one being pursued by neutering their pets and Coos County. and sometimes controver- locally by S/Nipped, a low- caring for them responsibly. Politicking for ’16 amid 2012 race

South Carolina is not a swing state. Solidly Republican, it will vote for Mitt Romney by a large margin this Novem- ber. With so many other states hanging in the balance, Team Romney doesn’t need to spend any time campaigning in South Carolina. So why would Gov. Chris Christie, a top Romney supporter and surrogate as well as the GOP convention’s keynote speaker, take time out of an extremely busy sched- ule to visit the South Carolina delegation at the Republican convention in Tampa? It wasn’t easy; the delegates stayed in a hotel far, far away from the GOP gathering site downtown. But Christie made the trek. The answer might have something to do with the fact that South Carolina is a huge- ly important state in the early presidential primaries. “We pick presidents,” South Carolina Republicans like to say, and indeed, with the exception of Newt Gin- grich this year, every winner of their pri- mary has gone on to capture the GOP nom- Public Forum ination. So when a national politician visits South Carolinians, that visit usually has “presidential ambition” written all over it. the citizens don’t like the newly options suggested by people in And Christie’s conven- onMorenotemotsedncompl basedcountCoosngevi morradmindependent ofi , onsacti aoncenfydeciorCount rdeagaif , ati nsthi on. rgh-paii orand histanoffeorninanceetchar Soonmaeaterl dicrf i mproburl tywidorWi e?l t youf t eaucri l and l si atI oveyourl jobs for created administrator concept, the know, such as Steve Pen- Write to us tion-week appearance we “can vote it out the same nington, instead of tunnel certainly felt like a full- bureaucrats way we voted it in.”That “same vision by organization such as The World welcomes your letter. Write to [email protected], scale campaign stop. The World’s Aug. 22 editorial way” would require a costly, the Nature Conservancy, China Beyond discussing time-consuming ballot meas- Camp Gun Club or ODFW, or or P.O. Box 1840, Coos Bay, 97420. set forth a brief charter and I Please use your real name. issues at stake in the elec- ordinance comparison, using ure. people like Steve Denny who are With many years in Fortune after grant money that results I 400 words maximum. tion and his own experi- words to scare us into voting for I No defamation, vulgarity, busi- 500 corporate executive posi- in flooding of our land, my gar- ence as keynote speaker, their desired ordinance and ness complaints, poetry or religious tions, I generally would favor an den and the community garden Christie talked openly against the charter. Neither testimony. administrator. Not this time. BYRON about strengthening his proposal is perfect. Many hun- year-round. I Please list your address and Fred Kirby YORK connections to this key dreds of thousands of dollars to There is a herd of elk that daytime phone for verification. early state. implement either are unidenti- Coos Bay come out every spring and fall Columnist “I’ve enjoyed all the fied. Neither will improve your to forage along the tree line that time I’ve spent in South life or mine. Both increase the we see from our living room tors don’t get any cash kickback Carolina,”he told the group, which includ- number of bureaucrat commis- County doesn’t every year — that will be gone ed delegates, members of Congress and top once flooded. We also have from medical marijuana sioners. Both create another patients, but the clinics and state politicos. “And I intend to be back, level of expensive bureaucrats need changes wood ducks, wood duck houses, even do a town hall meeting in South Car- About the proposed county a pond, geese, egrets and doctors rake in the cash from below the commissioners. Both pharmaceutical companies. olina. Bring the Christie town halls on the may cause a tax increase. ordinance, if we hire an admin- herons. What do we need a road.” As the crowd applauded, Christie istrator, do we need commis- swamp and mosquitos for? Oh Since the devil weed scare in The editorial tells us that the the 1940s (“Reefer Madness” said the press back home — “so parochial,” sioners? And if good commis- excuse me, a wetland! So much proposed ordinance would was a fake movie, folks), noth- he called them — can’t grasp how South sioners are needed, doesn’t that for wildlife! more than cover the cost of an ing has been tested more than Carolinians could embrace a guy from New suggest that the present three I guess we are complainers administrator by shrinking coffee and marijuana. Guess Jersey. It’s not hard, Christie explained: commissioner system of gov- according to The World’s Aug. commissioners’ salaries. And what? Nothing bad has been “Ideas are more powerful than geography.” ernment is working and we do 21 editorial. I don’t believe for the five commissioners pay discovered. Christie charmed the crowd when he not need an administrator? one minute that the small prop- would be reduced to “just Peanuts kill 150 people a year told a funny, self-effacing story about the Sound kind of goofy? It proba- erty owners on Garden Valley $1,000 a month.” And the com- — will I be kicked out of the day last October when Mitt and Ann Rom- bly is. There is an old saying, “If Road would have been missioners will become “five clinic because I have peanut ney came to his house to ask for his it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.”That informed, despite what part timers.” butter breath? Zero deaths for endorsement in the Republican race. When might apply to this proposal. Messerle says, until it was too Wrong, wrong and wrong. marijuana. he got the call, Christie said he and his As to the Home Rule Charter, late to address our concerns and Ordinance Section 01.06.140 Patients kicked out of a clin- wife, working parents with four children, I do not believe that Coos the loss of the use of our prop- allows payment to “exceed” ic won’t be able to find any doc- looked at each other in panic; their first County can afford such an idea. erties. $1,000 a month,” and, as the tor in Coos County. How will thought was, “Oh my God, we’ve got to Five full-time commissioners? Lastly, I would like to com- ordinance is written, it is possi- these poor patients get their clean this house.” ble that the commissioners’ pay Where is that money coming ment on the sarcastic remark In an interview afterward, Christie from Mark McKelvey about heart meds and thyroid pill? may never be reduced to any from? And all the elections that David L. Leader denied the visit had anything to do with “government taking our land lesser amount. Remember, the would have to be paid for? The Charleston political ambitions. “No,” he said. “It’s administrator office costs and automatic raises. All that I can and maybe our women and about who invited me. I got an invitation.” expenses will commence soon. see is money flying out the win- children too.”Maybe he would- Future GOP hopefuls are walking a fine The commissioners’ pay will dow. And if the public gets to n’t be so flippant if his property line. Preparing a 2016 run would mean not be reduced, if ever, before vote on anything major, then was being threatened as our assuming Romney loses. That can’t be January 2015, and they may maybe we only need one com- property is. done, at least publicly. So hopefuls work receive benefits. missioner. Barbara Burns Kudos for the ticket and lay the foundation for The ordinance does not state I don’t think that we need to Coquille 2020. Of course, if Romney does lose, that the commissioners will change our system of county they’ll be ready for ’16. become part-time. In fact, the government, a system that has "This is one of the few places you can county-authored ordinance been in place as long as I have Painful choice for network and start laying the groundwork ballot summary states that “all been in this county and served For visitors, care for whatever happens later on,”says Katon other aspects of county govern- the people very well. We do patients in pain Dawson, a former South Carolina party ment and administration would need to elect dedicated com- New cops have arrived here and prayers chairman who attended the breakfast. “We remain unchanged.” missioners who want to serve in North Bend and Coos Bay, I would like to thank the fol- certainly expect and anticipate that Gov. The World faults two citizens the public and not just collect a and are very mean-spirited. lowing for visiting me when I Romney will be the next president, and for exercising their right to be fat paycheck. Those medical administra- had knee replacement surgery at we’re all going to work very hard. But I’ve heard by the people. They find Harold Gardner tors who hire the doctors and Bay Area Hospital: never seen a politician miss a chance to Myrtle Point the doctors themselves are Jennie Daniels, Sue and Jerry come into an audience that is an early pri- fault with the charter authors pulling a fast one on the sick Kirkpatrick, Salli Luoto, Darrell mary state, and not put those feelers out.” having “hired a lawyer to write it.” What’s different about the and chronic pain patients in the Evans, Terry McNeill and my Christie wasn’t the only up-and-comer Consider the wife Joyce. Also thank you to the to pay his respects to South Carolina. county employing a lawyer to Bay Area. Opioids (narcotics) write the ordinance? will not be prescribed to med- medical staff who visited me Florida Sen. Marco Rubio also visited the drainage options every day of my stay: Dr. Jany,PA delegates during the convention. And There is no support for the ical marijuana patients regard- low estimated annual salary We are the owners of the less of OMMC status. You have Marroquin, Dr. Crane and his South Carolina wasn’t the only state to assistant. The hospital staff did a receive attention. Christie’s schedule also and expense for an administra- third property of small acreage to choose opioids or medical tor. Counties half the size of on Garden Valley Road in marijuana. pretty good job of caring for me included a visit to — of all places — the New too. Hampshire delegation. Coos also employ at least an Coquille and have been since The only exception is cancer assistant administrator. Many 1976. and hospice patients. When the Coquille Christian Community The 2012 finale may still be two months Church also for all the prayers. away, but 2016 and 2020 are already here. Oregon counties with adminis- I don’t want compensation, doctors decide they are beyond trators are worse off than Coos or whatever, as was suggested their skills, and no more money Sincerely, Byron York is chief political correspon- Robert L. Beers dent for The Washington Examiner. County. by Fred Messerle. I want the can be made. And last, we are told that if drainage district to consider Remember, clinics and doc- Coquille C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Tuesday, September 11,2012 • The World • A5 Y K State Mom looks for Bend center that provided free meals to close way to break BEND (AP) — The largest er-paying guests to take free from her provider of free meals for photos with him. homeless, low-income and STATE Outside the home, mean- elderly people in Bend is DIGEST while, some 50 members of habit closing shop. Working Washington and DEAR ABBY: I am a 62- The Bend Bulletin events in Seattle’s eastern other labor and liberal groups year-old lady who has been reports that Sunday’s free suburbs after an earlier stop protested Ryan’s ideas for a dedicated mother, helpful meal at Bend’s Community in Portland, to pick up cash changing social programs, grandma and a good wife. I Center was the last. A man for the GOP presidential including Medicare. who ate there regularly says ticket. don’t mean Gillnet foes end ballot to imply it drew 200 to 300 people, The Wisconsin congress- that I’m DEAR including families. man was featured at a measure campaign perfect, but ABBY The center offered that $1,000-per-person recep- PORTLAND (AP) — The my heart weekly meal as well as a tion in Hunts Point and a proponents of a ballot meas- has always popular weekday luncheon $25,000-per-couple dinner ure that would ban gillnet been in the program for the elderly. in Medina on Monday fishing on the Columbia The Associated Press right place. The leadership of the evening. There were no pub- River say they’re dropping A lady in Portland, Monday holds a sign with Republican vice presiden- I’m center says it will cease lic events. their effort and will support tial candidate Rep.Paul Ryan’s marathon time. Ryan once said his time writing operations on Friday. The Seattle Times reports a compromise sought by was just under three hours. Ryan was at a campaign event in Portland. that at least 200 people now GOP VP candidate Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber. because I attended the Hunts Point A group called Stop supported by sport-fishing main stem of the Columbia have a Ryan raises money reception, hosted by tech Gillnets Now said Monday it and environmental groups. but allow them on side chan- problem. I JEANNE PORTLAND (AP) — magnate Bruce McCaw and will stop work in support of The measure would ban the nels. It still needs the sup- have been PHILLIPS Republican vice-presiden- his wife, Jolene. The event Measure 81, which will still use of gillnets in Oregon. port of the fish and wildlife so used to tial nominee Paul Ryan has included a speech by Ryan appear on the November Kitzhaber’s compromise commissions in Oregon and being a headlined two fundraising and an opportunity for high- ballot. The organization is would ban gillnets on the Washington. mother that now I don’t know how to break the habit. My children think I do too much for them, and it Obituaries hurts me when they call me Donald W. Borglum Myers will officiate. bridge groups meant a lot to Doris E. Wood Lake Oswego; daughter, “annoying” and “impossi- Debra Page and husband, June 29, 1918 - Sept. 8, 2012 Don was born June 29, Don and he dearly valued May 9, 1928 - Aug. 8, 2012 ble to deal with.” 1918, in Richland Township, their friendship and support. Chris of Portland; grandson I wish I could act differ- Memorial services will be Iowa. He died Sept. 8, 2012, Don is survived by his A graveside service will be and granddaughter,Ryan and ently, but I don’t know how. held for Don Borglum, 94, of in Salem. In 1967 he married daughter and son-in-law, held for Doris E. Wood, 84, Rachael Wood of Eugene; I’ve been told I need to do North Bend Bernice Stephens Marcia and Wayne Floyd of formerly of Coos Bay at 1 granddaughter, Danielle something with my life at 11 a.m. (Thornton). They were hap- Salem; son, Mark Stephens p.m. Thursday, Sept. 13, at Waxter and husband, Mike of other than help my kids Friday, Sept. pily married untill her death of Eugene; grandsons, Silverton Cemetery. Beaverton; grandson, when they don’t seem to 21, at the in 1998. Stephen Floyd of Buffalo Doris was born May 9, Cameron Amatore and wife, need it — and even when North Bend Don shared two passions N.Y. and David Floyd of 1928, in Estacada. She passed Erica of Minden; grandson, they do. I know I deserve to First in life — salmon fishing and Everett, Wash.; and brother, away Aug. 8, 2012, in Joshua Faulk and wife, be happy, but I don’t know Presbyterian playing bridge. He was an Keith Borglum of Waterloo, Portland. Lorene of Portland; grand- how to start. Can you tell Church, avid bridge player and played Iowa. She moved with her fami- son, Maxwell Faulk of me what to do, Abby? — 2238 Pony three times a week up until Sign the guestbook at ly to Silverton in 1944, grad- Portland; granddaughter, uating from Silverton High MELANCHOLY MAMA, Creek Road. Donald Borglum this past December. His www.theworldlink.com. Amanda Page of Portland; WENATCHEE, WASH. Dr. Dan P. School in 1946. Doris worked great-granddaughter, DEAR MELANCHOLY: as a bookkeeper until her Annabelle Waxter of You are a successful wife John Leonard Mudge 2012, in Springfield. Barbara Mudge; daughter, marriage to Ronald A. Wood Portland; great-grand- and mother, having raised June 28, 1929 - Sept. 4, 2012 He grew up in South Suzanne (Mudge) Feb. 8, 1948. The couple lived daughter and great-grand- independent children. Now Pasadena, where he met his Donahower; two sons, in Silverton, Oregon City and Services will be held for son, Karli and Cooper it’s YOUR turn. future wife at South Stephen Leonard Mudge and Forest Grove before moving John Leonard Mudge, 83, of Amatore of Minden; and Think back to before you Pasadena High School. He is James Ferris Mudge; six to Coos Bay in 1955. Bandon at 2 p.m., Saturday, gre at-granddaughter, were married and had chil- a graduate of Claremont grandchildren; sister, Lisa In her earlier years, Doris Sept. 29, at Joslene Faulk of Portland. dren — what were your McKenna College, served in (Mudge) Mechel; brother- was actively involved with St. John’s She was preceded in death interests? Was there a class the U.S. Army, was the vice in-law, Richard Tunnicliff; the Coos Bay Lions Club Episcopal by her husband, Ron in or subject you wanted to president of a recreational and sister-in-law, Patricia Auxiliary. She was a long- Church, 795 August 2010. take at a community col- vehicle manufacturing com- Covington Elliott. time member of the Franklin Arrangements are under lege? Did you want to act in pany and had served in the In lieu of flowers, memo- American Legion Auxiliary. Ave., S.W. in the direction of Mt. Scott a play, paint a picture, pho- lay ministry in the Episcopal rial gifts may be given to the She enjoyed flower garden- Bandon. A Funeral Home, 503-771-1171. tograph a landscape, read church since 1964. For the Bandon Community ing and traveling with her reception Sign the guestbook at Shakespeare, join a hiking last 16 years, John spent Preschool, P.O. Box 1705, husband. Doris was a kind will follow www.theworldlink.com. club, travel the U.S., learn to countless hours as a caregiv- Bandon, OR 97411. and patient mother and immediately John Mudge dance? Learn to speak er for the garden of St. John’s Arrangements are under grandmother. at The Barn. French, plant a garden, raise church, as well as being the the direction of Doris is survived by her John was born June 28, rabbits, write a novel or the treasurer and fundraiser for Amling/Schroeder Funeral son, David Wood and wife, Death Notices 1929, in South Pasadena, story of your life, study the church and Bandon pre- Service, Bandon Chapel, Leslie of Oregon City; Coreen “Corky” L. Calif., to John Rexford and architecture, learn more school. 541-347-2907. daughter, Ronda Amatore Otton — 66, of Coos Bay, Louise Leonard Mudge. He about the stock market, John is survived by his Sign the guestbook at and husband, David of died Sept. 7, 2012, in Coos passed to eternal life Sept. 4, raise funds for your favorite wife of 61 years, The Rev. www.theworldlink.com. Minden, Nev., and Lakeside; Bay. Arrangements are pend- charity, or (you fill in the daughter, Daphne Wood of ing with Coos Bay Chapel, blank)? Leona A. Siglin earned a bachelor’s degree in wife, Linda Crum of 541-267-3131. Beverly V. Petersen — If you still can’t get the Dec. 8, 1920 – Sept. 6, 2012 education from Lewis Clark Portland and Al Peterson and Funeral urge to “mother” out of Normal School in Lewiston, his wife, Babette of 76, of Myrtle Point, died your system, consider A memorial service to cel- Idaho and moved to Bridge, Lewiston, Idaho; two step- Friday, Sept. 14 Sept. 9, 2012, in Myrtle Point. becoming a foster parent — ebrate the life of Leona Ore., to start her career as an sons, Richard Siglin and his Darren E. Hanson, 1 Arrangements are pending or volunteer at a school, Siglin, 91, of Albany,former- elementary school teacher. wife, Beatriz of Austin, Texas p.m., celebration of life with Amling/Schroeder children’s hospital or as a ly of Coos For many years, she taught and Terry Siglin and his wife, memorial service, Coos Bay Funeral Service - Myrtle literacy tutor at your local Bay, was third grade at the Myrtle Christy of Greenacres; three Chapel, 685 Anderson Ave. Point Chapel, 541-572-2524. library. The possibilities are held at 1:30 Point Elementary School. On stepdaughters, Kathy endless and the need is p .m. Dec. 30, 1970, she married Campbell and her husband, great. Tuesday, Mike W. Siglin and they Larry of Port Townsend, Join us Please let me know what Sept. 11, at moved to Greenacres. Wash., Mona Siglin of Boise, Sunday for you decide to do from the the Leona was an avid and Idaho and Janet Chard and Dorothy M. hundreds of options avail- Mennonite creative artist, seamstress, her husband, Ray of Myrtle 3D Football able. You have a lot to offer. Village and crafter, particularly Point; five grandchildren; Pharr DEAR ABBY: “Jamie” and Chapel, 5353 Leona Siglin focusing on pine needle bas- two stepgrandchildren; and Aug. 1941 - Mar. 2011 Starting at 10am I have been close friends for Columbus ketry, sewing, oil painting 15 great-grandchildren. It has almost been 1.5 years since almost 50 years. She has Ave. S.E. in Albany. Private and China painting. She was Leona was preceded in you passed on to your reward. always been there for me cremation rites were held at a charter member of death by her husband, Mike Now your 71st birthday has come when I needed her and vice Ocean View Memory Porcelain Painters Siglin; two daughters, Donna and gone. We love you and miss Open Nightly at 5 p.m. Gardens in Coos Bay with a your beautiful smile. R.I.P. 541.267.6066 versa. However, I can’t get International. She also was Rae and Anita Sue; son, Vito and Pam Landolina private family inurnment to 260 S. Broadway, Coos Bay past her continual bragging an active member of the Duane Burns; and stepson, Find us on Facebook! about herself every time we take place at Sunset Christian Women’s Club and Les Siglin. www.benettis.com meet for lunch or talk on the Memorial Park Cemetery in offered her personal testi- Memorial contributions phone. Coos Bay at a later date. mony to many women’s may be made to Mennonite Leona was born Dec. 8, gatherings. She was well Village Foundation, 5353 • Cremation Jamie always manages to • Funeral Service bring up how some person 1920, in Bushnell, S.D., to known for her skill with Columbus St. S.E., Albany, told her how young she looks, Thomas Ross Norris and making cinnamon rolls, OR 97322; or Evergreen or another told her she’s a Elsie Luretia (Kirk) Norris. which often won awards at Hospice, 1010 11th Ave. S.W., Locally Owned wonderful manager at work, She passed away peacefully the county fair. Albany OR 97321. “Our family the morning of Sept. 6, 2012, & etc. Yesterday at lunch I In February 2008 Leona Arrangements are under serving your family” Operated mentioned how much I love in Albany. moved to Mennonite Village the care of Coos Bay Chapel, doing crossword puzzles. I Leona graduated from in Albany, where she lived in 541-267-3131. 541-267-4216 said I love learning new Rock Rapids High School, in Ashwood Court I and Quail Friends and family are 405 Elrod • Coos Bay John & Tanya Nelson words and if I don’t know the Iowa, Class of 1938 and mar- Run. encouraged to sign the guest- meaning, I look it up in my ried Max Day Peterson May Leona is survived by two book www.coosbayfh.com dictionary. Jamie replied she 22, 1939. In 1966, Leona sons, Ross Peterson and his and www.theworldlink.com. doesn’t need a dictionary because she knows the University.His job took them will be felt for a long time meaning of ALL words! Sharon Louise McDonald to Kansas City, where Sharon and we were all blessed to Jamie is a good friend, but worked as a dental assistant. have had her in our life. lately I’ve been wondering March 18, 1943 - Aug. 15, 2012 By the time they moved to Sharon is survived by her why she feels the need to spin A celebration of the life of North Bend in 1968, they sons, Steven and David tales. She is always out to Sharon Louise McDonald, were proud parents to Steven McDonald; sister and broth- impress everyone with how 69, of North Bend will be and David and this became ers, Jan, Dan and Larry smart, young, savvy and held at 2 the family’s permanent Williams; granddaughters, sophisticated she is. She even p .m. home. She was extremely Lakin Kirby and Nicole told me some of her co- S aturday, happy to live on the Oregon Norris; and nieces, nephews, Occeanean VViewiew MemoryMemory workers compare her to Sept. 15, at coast where she had a beau- cousins and great-grand- Jackie Kennedy, which is Sunset tiful view of Coos Bay. children. Gaardensrdens & CCrematoryrematory nowhere near the truth. Why Beach. Sharon was an accom- She was preceded in death Established in 1939, the 14 acre park is the home do you think she has to act Sharon plished homemaker, seam- by her husband, Frederick; like this? — PERPLEXED IN was born stress and artist and that and sisters, Linda and of the Bay Area’s only crematory. PHILLY March 18, resulted in many Coos Donna. DEAR PERPLEXED: 1943, in County Fair ribbons. She Sign the guestbook at • Simple cremation & burial. Jamie’s behavior is a sign of Rockford, Sharon owned her own business, www.theworldlink.com. • Private or public graveside services. extreme insecurity. People Ill., to McDonald Coast Craft Supplies, and • Large selection of burial/cremation spaces, who are comfortable with Robert and liked teaching classes there. headstones, monuments, burial & urn vaults, themselves do not feel the Margaret Langdon. She She and Fred traveled exten- caskets, urns, cremation jewelry, printed need to constantly self-pro- The World publishes materials, video tributes & more is available at passed away Aug. 15, 2012, in sively and were patrons of death notices and service mote as she does. When your Coos Bay. the Community Concerts the time of need or in advance by preplanning. friend announced that she listings as a free public • Pet cremation. Sharon attended East every year. She was a Boy service. Obituaries and doesn’t need a dictionary High School in Rockford, Scout leader for her boys and • Payment terms & options. because she knows the “Card of Thanks” items are • All funeral & insurance plans accepted. and later in life went to she loved being a member of supplied by families or meaning of all words, you Southwestern Oregon the Red Hat Society. were kind not to contradict funeral homes and are pub- Locally owned by Tom Boynton Community College. She Sharon’s other talent was lished for a fee. For details, her, because it’s obvious she married Frederick T. being supportive, loving and contact Amanda at ajohn- Est. 1939 541-888-4709 doesn’t appear to be familiar McDonald in 1960, and they generous to all her family and with the definition of [email protected], or 1525 Ocean Boulevard SW lived in Indiana while he got numerous friends whom she 541-269-1222 ext. 269. Coos Bay, OR “humility.” his degree from Purdue cherished. Her good deeds www.coosbayfh.com C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K A6 •The World • Tuesday, September 11,2012 Y K Nation Dry Northwest burns as fire season in West extends

WENATCHEE, Wash. brush. State Forester Bill (AP) — Homeowners in an Crapser wasn’t sure if the upscale neighborhood of structures were homes and central Washington gathered that more buildings may have in a cul-de-sac and watched been lost. helplessly as a wall of flames In Washington, rain that inched down a distant hill, a fell in the Seattle area after a stark reminder that the 2012 48-day dry stretch didn’t fire season is far from over make it over the Cascade across the arid West. Mountains that divide the Firefighters east of the state’s western and eastern state’s Cascade Range scram- halves. bled to contain dozens of fires In Wenatchee, about 140 sparked by a weekend light- miles east of Seattle, the self- ning storm. They were aided appointed “Apple Capital of by diminishing winds late the World” had many resi- Monday. dents worried about their But across the West, high homes. About 180 homes winds and temperatures exacerbated already danger- were evacuated Sunday. ous fire conditions, prompt- Some residents were allowed ing the National Weather to return, while others were Service to issue red-flag told to leave Monday, police warnings for wide swaths of Sgt. John Kruse said. Crews arrived from across The Associated Press eastern Washington and Flames burn at one end of a wildfire Monday, near Wenatchee,Wash.Crews in central Washington and Wyoming worked Monday to protect homes Oregon, Idaho, Montana and the state to help fight several fires in the region. Shannon from two of the many wildfires burning throughout the West as a destructive fire season stretches into September with no relief expected from all of Wyoming. the weather anytime soon. In Wyoming, authorities Grosdidier and her four evacuated 500 people from daughters delivered oatmeal homes and cabins as a wild- cookies to the firefighters on near Wenatchee, and no as the Little Horsethief Fire without any evacuations. Mild fire seasons com- fire about 10 miles southeast her street. injuries have been reported at burned more than 4 square Blazes have scorched bined with moderate winter of Casper quickly grew. “The wind has died down, what appeared to be the miles in a mountainous area more than 8.1 million acres weather recently con- The Sheep Herder Hill which is good,”she said. “But most-threatening of the less than two miles south of across the West so far in 2012, tributed to a buildup of Fire, which started Sunday, I’ve got the photo albums in wildfires sparked Saturday by Jackson. But officials said it up from the 10-year average undergrowth that fuels fires, burned at least six structures the car and our overnight lightning in the state. appeared the town of about of 6.1 million, according to said Jeremy Sullens, a wild- and more than 15 square bags packed.” About 1,000 residents 9,500 residents would be able the National Interagency Fire fire analyst for predictive miles of pine forest and sage- Only a shed has been lost were told to prepare to leave to get through Monday night Center. services at the center. Campaigns In Portland, fluoride debate is ideological clash eschew PORTLAND (AP) — It’s a tinues to be in cities ranging drinks water treated with dental story told so often it from conservative Wichita, fluoride, the rate is less than politics on 9/11 borders on cliche. Kan., to a place whose unof- 25 percent in Oregon. When someone moves to ficial motto is “Keep Portland voters twice WASHINGTON (AP) — Portland from another state Portland Weird.” rejected fluoride before The presidential candidates are — and that’s most people you Portland is considered approving it in 1978. They taking a one-day pause from meet in this city of trans- one of the nation’s most lib- overturned their decision attacks in the heat of the cam- plants — their new dentist eral, and the issue presents a before it was ever added to paign to observe the anniver- takes one look at their excel- clash between two progres- the water. sary of the 9/11 attack. lent teeth and concludes sive positions: the desire to The issue re-emerged last President Barack Obama they must have been raised improve the dental health of month, when a coalition of and Republican challenger elsewhere, a place that puts low-income children and the health and other organiza- Mitt Romney pulled their neg- fluoride in its drinking water. impulse to avoid putting tions that had been lobbying ative ads and avoided cam- The tale is also told from anything unnecessary in the the council for more than a paign rallies in honor of the 11th anniversary of the terrorist the perspective of native air, food or water. year gained the public sup- strike. But with Election Day Portlanders. “The fact that Portland port of Commissioner Randy fast approaching, their cam- “I have had several den- stands out as the largest U.S. Leonard. paigns were in full swing tists comment on my and my city without fluoridation is Opponents criticized the behind the scenes and children’s teeth, saying: ‘Oh, The Associated Press not the kind of weird we council for rushing into Obama’s camp sent former I can see you grew up in Demonstrator China Starshine holds up signs outside of City Hall where should be,” the mayor said. action without a public vote, President Bill Clinton to Portland,’” Mary Lou the Portland City Council opened public testimony on Commissioner “This is causing pain to kids.” and plan to collect signa- swing-state Florida for an Hennrich said. And that’s no Randy Leonard's plan to fluoridate the area's drinking water in Portland. Many in Portland and the tures to force a referendum evening rally. compliment, she added. state have long opposed on it in May 2014. More than The president and first lady Portland is the largest Wednesday’s city council the five-member panel. public fluoridation, saying 225 people signed up to testi- Michelle Obama observed the city in the U.S. that has yet to meeting. Mayor Sam Adams Fluoridation has been an it’s unsafe and violates an fy at a public hearing last anniversary with a moment of approve fluoridation to com- and two city commissioners emotional topic in commu- individual’s right to consent week that ran 6 1/2 hours. silence on the White House’s bat tooth decay, a distinction have announced their sup- nities across the country for to medication. While 73 per- Sixty-one percent opposed South Lawn at 8:46 a.m., the that could change at port, ensuring a majority on more than 50 years, and con- cent of the U.S. population fluoridation. time that American Airlines Flight 11 became the first hijacked plane to hit the World Trade Center. They stood side by side, heads bowed, as a bell YouTube offers new tolled three times, then watched as a bugler played iPhone app to fill void taps. The Obamas then went to the Pentagon, the target of BY MICHAEL LIEDTKE another of the four planes The Associated Press hijacked by al-Qaida opera- tives. Aided by a Marine honor SAN FRANCISCO — YouTube is being repro- guard, Obama placed a white grammed for the iPhone and iPad amid the latest fallout floral wreath near a concrete from the growing hostility between Google and Apple. slab etched with the date and The changes are being made because Google Inc. time that another of the and Apple Inc. didn’t renew a five-year licensing agree- hijacked airplanes struck the ment that established YouTube’s video service as one of building before observing the built-in applications in the operating system that another moment of silence. runs the iPhone and iPad. The president also arranged YouTube is being bumped from the menu of pre- to visit wounded soldiers and installed apps on the next version of Apple’s mobile their families at Walter Reed The Associated Press operating system, or iOS, which could be released as National Military Medical Chicago public school teachers walk a picket line outside Morgan Park High School in Chicago, today, on the early as Wednesday when the latest iPhone is expected Center. second day of a strike in the nation's third-largest school district as negotiations by the two sides failed to to be unveiled. At the time of the somber reach an agreement Monday in a bitter contract dispute over evaluations and job security. Google is making a pre-emptive strike today with White House observance, the release of a revamped YouTube application. The Romney was shaking hands app is designed to make it as easy as possible for the with firefighters at Chicago’s Teacher strike tests unions tens of millions of iPhone and iPad owners to continue O’Hare Airport, their yellow watching clips from the world’s most popular video trucks forming a backdrop that site. recalled the sacrifice of first WASHINGTON (AP) — American Enterprise Major teacher strikes The new YouTube app will create more moneymak- responders to the attacks. The The massive teacher strike in Institute, a nonpartisan have been rare in recent ing opportunities for Google and video producers Republican nominee was flying Chicago offers a high-profile think tank.“They are playing years, compared with the because it allows advertising to be shown with the clips. test for the nation’s teacher on more hostile terrain and 1960s and 1970s, when to Nevada to address the That’s something Apple hasn’t allowed on the pre- unions, which have seen they are facing opponents teachers went on strike fre- National Guard, whose mem- installed YouTube app. The ban on ads prevented many their political influence the likes of which they have quently for better pay and bers deployed as part of the music videos and other widely watched clips from being threatened as a growing not had to face before.” improved bargaining rights. military response. shown in the iOS app because some copyright owners reform movement seeks to Members of the Chicago While unions generally got “On this most somber day, don’t allow their content to be shown if there is no way expand charter schools, get Teachers Union — the AFT’s what they wanted in the those who would attack us for them to be paid. should know that we are unit- private companies involved oldest local — walked off the past, they face a tougher cli- with failing schools and link job Monday for the first time mate today. Removing the advertising limitations will mean ed, one nation under God, in users of the new iOS app can watch YouTube videos our determination to stop teacher evaluations to stu- in 25 years over issues that With the weak economy, dent test scores. include pay raises, classroom unions have seen massive that already have been available on smartphones and them and to stand tall for peace tablet computers running on Google’s Android software and freedom at home and The unions are taking a conditions, job security and teacher layoffs, increased said, Francisco Varela, YouTube’s global director of across the world,”Romney said major stand on teacher eval- teacher evaluations. class sizes and school districts platform partnerships. in a written statement. uations, one of the key issues They are pitted against unable or unwilling to boost in the Chicago dispute. If Chicago Mayor Rahm teacher salaries. Like other “We are offering a better user experience to iPhone they lose there, it could have Emanuel, a powerful public employee unions, they users,” Varela said of the new YouTube app. “We will ripple effects around the Democrat — and former are also under attack from now have content parity on all our mobile platforms.” country. chief of staff to President Republican governors like Apple had no comment on Google’s claims. Both the National Barack Obama — who wants Scott Walker of Wisconsin, The new YouTube app is tailored for the iPhone, Education Association and to extract more concessions who signed a measure last although it will work on the iPad, too. A retooled app the American Federation of from teachers while the year to curb collective bar- specifically tailored for the iPad is supposed to be Teachers are “a bit weaker,” school district faces a nearly gaining rights and limit bene- released in the next few months. said Rick Hess of the $700 million deficit. fits for state workers. Salton Sea eyed as culprit of big stink in Calif. Coos Bay Division ALDER WANTED SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) — weather-aided waft of a fish L.A. was the cause. One reason for doubt, the dying sea had a fish die-off Also MAPLE and ASH ••• Saw Logs Noses across Southern Cali- die-off from the Salton Sea. Barry Wallerstein, execu- statement said, is that “it is within the past week and that, fornia were hoping for a But even as officials said tive officer of the South Coast highly unusual for odors to combined with strong storms ••• Timber sweeter-smelling Tuesday as several factors indicate the Air Quality Management Dis- remain strong up to 150 miles in the area Sunday, could have ••• Timber Deeds public officials sought a solid Salton Sea as the source of the trict, said in a statement late from their source.” churned up the water and Contact our Log Buyers at answer for what made Mon- sulfurous smell, air quality Monday that “there is not yet The smell was reported as unleashed bacteria from the Lee: 541-267-0419 day so pungent. investigators stopped short of any definitive evidence to far away as Palmdale and Lan- sea floor that caused the Lee: 541-290-9892 One answer appeared far declaring that the saltwater pinpoint the Salton Sea or any caster, more than 150 miles stench, said Janis Dawson of Pat: 541-206-4105 more likely than any other: The lake 150 miles southeast of other source yet.” north of the Salton Sea. 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C M C M Y K Tuesday, September 11,2012 • The World • A7 Y K World New intelligence on Iran nuke work

VIENNA (AP) — The information comes from accompanied by physical frequent go-to source on cate a military strike on Iran. Western allegations that it is U.N. atomic agency has Israel, the United States and tests of the components that Iran for Congress and other They argue that Tehran is enriching uranium to make received new and significant at least two other Western go into a nuclear weapons, it U.S. government branches. deliberately stalemating the core of nuclear war- intelligence over the past countries and concludes would also buttress IAEA “The two go hand-in- international efforts at heads, saying it seeks only to month that Iran has moved that the work was done fears outlined in detail in hand.” engagement while continu- create reactor fuel. But it further toward the ability to sometime within the past November that Tehran is Such computer mock- ing its clandestine weapons refuses to accept offers of build a nuclear weapon, three years. The time-frame advancing its weapons ups typically assess how work. such fuel from abroad and is diplomats tell The is significant because if the research on multiple fronts. high explosives compress Iran denies any interest now producing material that Associated Press. International Atomic Energy “You want to have a the- fissile warhead material, in nuclear weapons and says is easier to turn into They say the intelligence Agency decides that the oretical understanding of setting off the chain reac- suspicions that it ever tried weapons-grade uranium shows that Iran has intelligence is credible, it the working of a nuclear tion that results in a nuclear to develop them are based than its main, lower- advanced its work on calcu- would strengthen its con- weapon that is then related explosion. The yield is nor- on fabricated U.S, Israeli and enriched stockpile. lating the destructive power cerns that Iran has contin- to the experiments you do mally calculated in kilotons. other intelligence. At the The revelations come as of an atomic warhead ued weapons work into the on the various components,” Any new evidence of same time, it has blunted Israeli officials are express- through a series of computer recent past — and may be said David Albright, whose Iranian research into nuclear IAEA efforts to investigate ing growing alarm over what models that it ran sometime continuing to do so. Washington-based Institute weapons is likely to such claims for more than they see as continuing within the past three years. Because computer mod- for Science and strengthen the hand of five years. Iranian progress toward The diplomats say the eling work is normally International Security is a hawks in Israel who advo- It also has scoffed at nuclear arms. Yemen: Bomb misses From Darkness to Light: “A Journey of a Lifetime” defense minister, kills 13 by Doug Leaf

SANAA, Yemen (AP) — A stained the pavement. This book is about my life and powerful car bomb struck Eight of the minister’s the redemption God gave me the Yemeni defense minis- security guards and five when he took me into his arms. ter’s motorcade as he was civilian bystanders were driving through the nation’s killed, the officials said on capital Tuesday, killing at condition of anonymity $ least 13 people but leaving because they were not 113.953.95 the minister unharmed, authorized to brief the www.DougLeaf.com security officials said. media. Mon. - Thurs. & Sat - 10am - 5pm; Fri. - 10am - 7pm; Sun. - 11am - 5pm There was no immediate “This is awful,” said claim of responsibility for Mohamed El-Mehdi, who the blast but al-Qaida’s works in the area. “The peo- Like us! Yemeni branch has carried ple and children are unable to Introduces... LEAF’S TREEHOUSE out several failed assassina- grasp what happened.” 311 S. Broadway • 541.266.7348 tion attempts against the He said some of the five minister, Maj. Gen. civilians killed were the Mohammed Nasser Ahmed, owners of nearby shops. in the past. The attack comes While there was no claim a day after Yemeni authori- of responsibility for the ties announced the death of assassination attempt, al- the No. 2 leader of the net- Qaida in the Arabian work’s Yemeni branch in an Peninsula, the terror net- apparent U.S. airstrike. work’s Yemeni branch, has Tuesday’s bombing hit been locked in a fierce battle the last vehicle in the minis- with the country’s military, ter’s three-car convoy as it and has tried on several was traveling through recent occasions to kill the Sanaa’s al-Izaa neighbor- defense minister. hood, Yemeni security offi- In May, the group carried cials said. The blast left the out a suicide bombing that car a charred hulk of twisted killed 96 soldiers and metal with burnt bodies wounded at least 200 in a 541-269-2667541-269-2667 strapped inside, and blew military parade in the capi- out the windows of store- tal. Al-Qaida said it had been 275 Golden Ave., Coos Bay fronts and scorched a build- targeting Ahmed, who was ing nearby. Pools of blood not hurt in the attack. www.allamericanpizzacoop.com Politician calls for S. Africa mine strike

DRIEFONTEIN, South Africa (AP) — In a speech punctuated by cheers of thousands of miners and the blowing of whistles and vuvuzelas, firebrand politi- cian Julius Malema called Tuesday for a national strike in all of South Africa’s mines, encouraging a step-up of a strike that has already halted production at several plat- inum and gold mines. Some 60 miles away, 8,000 more striking miners and their followers, shad- owed by police in armored cars and helicopters, marched to a hospital to see some of the 190 miners who say they beaten and tortured in police custody. A mining company security guard wearing a bulletproof vest told reporters the patients had been evacuated for safety reasons and a phalanx of police blocked the marchers from the hospital. The scene in Marikana, northwest of Johannesburg, was peaceful but tense. Miner unrest has become a central issue in South Africa since police shot and killed 34 striking miners and wounded 78 on Aug. 16 at Marikana, a platinum mine owned by Lonmin PLC. Lonmin said in a state- ment Tuesday that only 3 percent of workers had shown up at the shafts. “Lonmin condemns the ongoing intimidation and threats to life and property. No business can operate in an environment where threats and intimidation are the order of the day. The contin- uing efforts of a minority to keep the mine closed through threats of violence now pose a real and significant threat to jobs,” the London-registered company said. Malema told striking min- ers at a gold mine near Driefontein that this nation’s critically important mining industry should be stopped in its tracks to force the removal of the leadership of the National Union of Mineworkers, which is cozy with the power elite including South African President Jacob Zuma, Malema’s archenemy. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K A8•The World • Tuesday, September 11,2012 Y K Weather South Coast Tonight: Clear, with a low around 46. North northeast Oregon weather Wednesday, Sept. 12 National forecast wind 16 to 21 mph decreasing to 9 to 14 mph. Tonight/WednesdayCity/Region WeatherForecast Underground for Wednesday,forecast for Sept. daytime 12 conditions, low/highLow temperatures | High temps Forecast highs for Wednesday, Sept. 12 Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy Wednesday: Sunny, with a high near 63. North north- east wind 7 to 13 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph. WASH. Wednesday night: Clear, with a low around 51. North wind 5 to 9 mph becoming calm in the evening. Portland Thursday: Sunny, with a high near 60. Calm wind 46° | 81° Pendleton becoming west southwest 5 to 8 mph. 40° | 75° Curry County Coast Newport 43° | 65° Bend Salem Tonight: Clear, with a low around 51. North northeast 30° | 75° wind 8 to 17 mph, with gusts as high as 26 mph. 41° | 84° IDAHO Ontario Wednesday: Sunny, with a high near 66. 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“There’s something miss- intertwine. CEREMONY ing if they’re not here at all,” GUARD “In the event of natural Mixed reaction she said. “Now, all of a sud- Focus back on disasters it’s people’s sons den, it’s ‘for the families.’ This and daughters who will be to changes happened to our country — it citizen soldiers out filling the sand bags and Continued from Page A1 didn’t happen only to me.” Continued from Page A1 helping with search and res- And Joe Torres, who put in cue if called upon. 16-hour days in the “pit” in “We will be there to open Obama and first lady Michelle the days after the attacks, mobilization readiness up this armory to people who Obama observed the moment cleaning up tons of debris, requirements, enhancing have been displaced, what- in a ceremony on the White said another year has changed morale and contribute to ever the need might be.” House’s south lawn. Victims’ nothing for him. military recruiting and It’s all about, Timmons families in New York began “The 11th year, for me, it’s retention. says, returning the focus to the solemn, familiar ritual of the same as if it happened But it also means, for the being a “citizen soldier.” reading the names of nearly yesterday. It could be 50 years community, that the project Timmons, who took com- 3,000 killed. from now, and to me, it’ll be The Associated Press must fit the program’s mand on Aug. 10 and works Thousands had attended just as important as year one, A man holds a picture of Joyce Ann Carpeneto, killed in the Sept. 11 ter- parameters. Timmons says full time for the Joint Opera- the ceremony in New York in or year five or year ten.” rorist attacks on the World Trade Center at a ceremony this morning. the community can learn the tions Center in Salem, will be previous years, including last Political leaders still are answer only if it asks the back down here once a year’s milestone 10th welcome to attend the ground ence that was deeply person- victims’ names. question. month. But five other full- anniversary. Fewer than 500 zero ceremony, and they are al, even as it reflected his The point, memorial Presi- Money from Congress time soldiers, including two family members had gathered expected at the other com- political role. He was governor dent Joe Daniels said, was funds these projects, paying recruiters, will remain in the by Tuesday morning, reading memorations, as well. at the time of the attacks. “honoring the victims and for engineering equipment Bay area to deliver his mes- their loved ones’ names on the President Obama and first “As the names are read out, their families in a way free of and personnel. The commu- sage. Sept. 11 memorial, built over lady Michelle Obama plan to I just listen and have great politics” in an election year. nity must provide the sup- “We’re here to deploy — the twin towers’ footprints. attend the Pentagon ceremo- memories of people who I Some victims’ relatives and plies. Timmons says he can we’re ready to go.” Commuters rushed out of ny and visit wounded soldiers knew very well who were on commentators praised the work with local leaders to Reporter Tim Novotny can the subway and fewer police at Walter Reed Army Medical that list of names. It was very decision. “It is time” to extri- bring the two sides together. be reached at 541-269-1222, barricades were in place than Center. Biden and Secretary emotional,” Pataki reflected cate Sept. 11 from politics, the Sgt. 1st Class Michael ext. 235, or at tnovotny@the- in past years in the lower of the Interior Ken Salazar are by phone last week. Among Boston Globe wrote in an edi- Creech says it only takes a worldlink.com. Manhattan neighborhood expected to speak at the Flight his friends who were killed torial. call to the local Guard unit — surrounding ground zero. 93 National Memorial near was Neil Levin, the executive But others said keeping 541-888-5132 —to get the Families had a mixed reac- Shanksville, at the site where director of the Port Authority. politicians off the rostrum ball rolling. tion to the changing ceremo- the hijacked United Airlines But Pataki supports the smacked of ... politics. ny, which kept politicians plane went down. decision not to have govern- The move came amid fric- Prepare for disaster away from the microphone in Officeholders from the ment figures speak. tion between the memorial While they look to move Money New York for the first time. mayor to presidents have been “It’s time to take the next foundation and the governors forward with some commu- Charles G. Wolf, whose heard at the New York cere- step, which is simply to con- of New York and New Jersey nity projects, Creech and Advice on managing wife, Katherine, was killed at mony, reading texts ranging tinue to pay tribute,” Pataki over financing for the muse- Timmons are also moving your money, and the trade center, said: “We’ve from parts of the Declaration said. um — friction that abruptly ahead with recruitment. gone past that deep, collective of Independence and the Get- The National Sept. 11 subsided Monday, when They are trying to remind the news about local public grief” and said it was tysburg Address to poems by Memorial and Museum — led Bloomberg and New York community that fighting businesses. appropriate that politicians John Donne and Langston by Mayor Michael Bloomberg Gov. Andrew Cuomo overseas is not the unit’s pri- no longer speak. Hughes. as its board chairman — announced an agreement that mary function. But Pollicino said it’s For former New York Gov. announced in July that this paves the way for finishing the This, according to the important that politicians still George Pataki, this year’s year’s ceremony would $700 million project “as soon lieutenant, is also where both See Page C1 Saturday attend the ceremony. change ends a 10-year experi- include only relatives reading as practicable.” phases of their mission

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Baseball | B3 Sports Chargers win | B4 B theworldlink.com/sports I Sports Editor John Gunther I 541-269-1222, ext. 241 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2012 Hockey Union plans to challenge lockout

NEW YORK (AP) — As hockey prepared for its first work stoppage since the 2004-05 sea- son was wiped out, the NHL Players Association planned to challenge a lockout before the labor board in Quebec. A hearing before Alberta’s board was can- celed the night before when the NHL with- drew, The Canadian Press reported. The moves, if successful, could force teams to pay players on the Montreal Canadiens, Calgary Flames and Edmonton Oilers during a work stoppage. The sport’s labor contract expires at mid- night Saturday night, and a lockout appears certain. It would be the league’s fourth work stoppage since 1992. Donald Fehr, who took over as union head two years ago, said his players are resigned to a work stoppage, which would follow lockouts last year in the NFL and the NBA. “A lot of them think that pure and simply they were taken advantage of last time and the owners want to take advantage of them again,” he said during an interview Monday at the union’s New York office. “It sort of looks exactly what happened in hockey the last time and exactly how it played out in basketball and football so far. But I hope not.” Industry revenue has grown from $2.1 bil- lion to $3.3 billion annually under the expiring deal. Owners asked players to cut their share of hockey related revenue from 57 to 43 percent, then modified their offer to 46 percent during a six-year deal. Players are concerned manage- ment hasn’t addressed its problems by re- examining the teams’ revenue-sharing format. The sides haven’t had a full bargaining ses- sion since Aug. 31 and the strife is threatening regular-season openers scheduled to start Oct. 11. “It seems to be the direction things are going, but there’s still time if they want to talk,”Fehr said. None of the Boston Bruins who attended a charity golf tournament in Bolton, Mass., on Monday were optimistic that the full season could be salvaged. “I hear November, December and New Year’s,” Bruins goaltender Tuukka Rask said. By Lou Sennick, The World “But no one really knows.” North Bend freshman Gabby Hobson brings the ball down the pitch on offense for the Bulldogs while McKenzie Stepper defends for Cottage Grove during their Asked if anyone was talking about October, match Monday afternoon in North Bend. he said: “No.” NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly dis- missed the provincial challenges in Canada. “This is a joke,”he said in a statement. Young Bulldogs post shutout About 200 players are expected to gather in New York on Wednesday to discuss negotia- tions — or rather the lack thereof. NHL owners “Going with the wind in the first half She redeemed herself in the final 30 meet in New York the following day. I North Bend squad with was huge for us,” said North Bend coach seconds of the half, taking a long pass from This would be the third work stoppage since eight freshmen in starting Dustin Hood. Powley and then dribbling through two Gary Bettman became commissioner in 1993. lineup improves to 2-0 The Bulldogs were able to keep the ball defenders and pushing the ball past in Cottage Grove’s end of the pitch most of Ingraham into the net. the half, and capitalized on a few chances. Cottage Grove had the wind in the sec- BY JOHN GUNTHER The first came less than seven minutes in, ond half, but wasn’t able to take advantage The World when Emma Powley, against North Bend’s defense. The Lions one of eight freshmen got several shots, but they either were off NORTH BEND — For North Bend’s girls in the starting lineup, the mark or easily stopped by Bulldog soccer team, youth certainly isn’t a prob- See related photos at got a breakaway and goalie Kadie Forderer, another freshman. lem. www.theworldlink.com. charged toward “We did great against the wind in the Strengthened by a bunch of freshmen Cottage Grove’s goal, second half,”Shay said. with extensive club experience, the easily beating goalkeeper Tricia Ingraham for North Bend had the best opportunity to Bulldogs posted their second straight the first score of the match. score in the final 40 minutes,when Ingraham shutout Monday, blanking visiting Cottage In the next seven minutes, freshman came charging out from the net to try to stop Grove 2-0 at windy Vic Adams Field. Brianna Cole and Spence both just missed a ball and misplayed it, and North Bend “We’ve never beaten Cottage Grove shots and Ingraham had a nice save on freshman Alexa Reed had a clear shot at the before,” said Madison Spence, the only another attempt. goal. But her attempt went wide to the right. senior on North Bend’s roster. Midway through the half, the Lions It turned out North Bend didn’t need The past two years, the Lions shut out were called for a penalty in the box and the insurance goal because the defense was North Bend by matching 4-0 scores. The North Bend was awarded a penalty kick. so solid. Bulldogs turned that around Monday by But Ingraham stopped the attempt by “Like I told the girls, not only did we beat taking advantage of the wind in the first half North Bend junior Mikena Shay. Cottage Grove, but we beat the wind in the and playing strong defense throughout. Hood said Shay had converted seven second half,”Hood said. “We controlled the The Bulldogs won the opening flip and straight PKs in a knockout competition in ball. It was a great possession game.” opted to play with the strong north wind at the team’s last practice, earning the chance their backs for the opening 40 minutes. during the match. SEE SOCCER | B3 The Associated Press Baltimore Ravens free safety Ed Reed, left, celebrates his touchdown on an interception with quarterbackJoe Murray ends Britain’s major drought Flacco during the second half Monday.

NEW YORK (AP) — Too French Open in 1984. exhausted to jump up and The first one under his belt, Ravens roll to down or run over to the stands Lendl went on to win seven the way some newly crowned more. champions do, Andy Murray “It was a very strange easy victory dropped his racket to the court, thing,” the 52-year-old three- crouched down gingerly and time U.S. Open champion said. BALTIMORE (AP) — In one exciting jaunt covered his mouth with his “I went, in one match, from a down the sideline, Ed Reed ran his way into the hands. A few minutes later, he guy who can never come back record book and took the heart out of the took off his shoes, sat in his to a guy who never gives up. I Cincinnati Bengals. chair on the sideline, leaned his don’t think I deserved either of The Baltimore Ravens standout safety also head back and looked into the those. But that’s the way it goes tweaked his hamstring, which gave him an dark New York sky. ... sometimes.” opportunity to work on his standup routine at What a relief. When they teamed up, the podium after Baltimore’s 44-13 rout on The 25-year-old Scotsman Lendl and Murray both said it Monday night. won the U.S. Open to earn the would take between six and Reed’s 34-yard interception return for a Grand Slam title that had elud- nine months to see the results. touchdown was the highlight of a solid per- ed him the four previous times The Associated Press You could’ve set your watch by formance by the Baltimore defense and one of he had gotten this close. It took Andy Murray poses with the trophy after beating Novak Djokovic in the cham- that one. Murray won the the key plays in the game. The score put the six minutes short of five hours pionship match at the U.S. Open on Monday. Olympic gold medal last month Ravens up 34-13 late in the third quarter and on a windblown Monday night on home turf at Wimbledon. sealed the Bengals’ fate. that was certainly not made for ing himself for the deciding little bit of disbelief because He closed out a grueling sum- “I think it was part of it,” said Cincinnati tennis. If it seemed like longer, fifth set, Murray brought the when I have been in that posi- mer of tennis by going 7 for 7 at quarterback Andy Dalton, who threw the pass. well, there are some pretty first major men’s title back to tion many times before and not Flushing Meadows. The interception gave Reed 1,497 yards in good reasons for that. Britain since 1936, defeating won, you do think, you know, is And boy was No. 7 a doozy. interception returns, eclipsing the previous Murray’s final against the defending champion 7-6 it ever going to happen?” It included rallies that often NFL mark of 1,483 by Rod Woodson. Reed’s Novak Djokovic felt like three (10), 7-5, 2-6, 3-6, 6-2. If there’s one other person lasted 20, 25, 30 strokes — and dash for the end zone was punctuated by a des- matches packed into one and “I cried a little bit on the aware of how difficult these one that even went 55. perate dive at the front pylon in the left corner. maybe a lifetime or two for court,” said Murray, after things are to conquer, it’s It included 17 breaks of “I wasn’t going to let an O-lineman catch those watching back home in becoming the first man to bring Murray’s coach, Ivan Lendl. To serve and 121 unforced errors — me,”he said with a grin. “That’s why I dove. I Britain, where it was a few a Grand Slam trophy to Britain prepare for the season, Murray a number that often speaks of strained my hamstring trying to dive. You minutes after 2 a.m. today since Fred Perry did it, three hired Lendl, the Czech who shaky play, but in this case was know, I’m 34 in two hours (at midnight today). when the last ball was struck. years before the start of World lost in his first four trips to a testament to the way the wind Father Time catches up to you.” After taking a two-set lead, War II. “You’re not sad. You’re Grand Slam finals before then squandering it, then gird- incredibly happy. You’re in a breaking through at the SEE TENNIS | B2 SEE RAVENS | B4 C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K B2 •The World • Tuesday, September 11,2012 Y K Sports TENNIS But Djokovic has been in seven of Americans the last nine Grand Slam finals — and Four different men won four of them — in part because he’s got a knack for pulling out matches face big won majors in 2012 when things are at their bleakest. From Page B1 He made the previous two U.S. Open finals by saving a pair of match points, match in both against Roger Federer. Earlier this wreaked havoc with seemingly every year, in the French Open quarterfinals shot over these grueling five sets. against Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Djokovic qualifying The 4 hours, 54 minutes tied a U.S. saved four match points and won that Open final record. match, en route to another final. I Jamaica stunned “It was an incredibly tough match, So, when Djokovic broke once, then and, yeah, obviously it felt great at the again, to push the second set to 5-5, it the United States The Associated Press end,” Murray said. “Relief is probably didn’t come as much of a surprise. during first match Jamaica’s Luton Shelton (21) celebrates with teammates after scoring the winning the best word I would use to describe He lost that set. But he cruised goal during a World Cup qualifying match against the United States on Friday. how I’m feeling just now.” through the next two, getting more between teams Friday Much the way he did in the start of aggressive by the minute, pushing The top two teams advance to the loss at Jamaica’s home field, his semifinal Saturday against David Murray from corner to corner, not COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A next year’s six-nation regional called The Office, certainly Ferrer, Djokovic came out looking com- allowing him to dictate with his strange reporter asked U.S. men’s finals, with three of those mov- grabbed the team’s full attention. pletely unready to tackle the wind that spins honed as a kid in the blustering national coach Jurgen ing on to the 2014 World Cup in “It’s no different if you look blunted both players’ serves and turned winds of Scotland. It looked like Klinsmann Monday what it Brazil. in years past. It was difficult dinkers and slice backhands — all of Djokovic’s match to win. would be like if his team were to With games remaining getting points on the road, but them hanging, twisting and turning in Murray regained the momentum lose to Jamaica for the second against Guatemala in Kansas we were able to come together the wind — into the shots of choice. quickly, however, hitting a forehand time in five days. City, and a road trip to Antigua, and get important results at Djokovic lost serve at love in the open- winner at 30-all in the first game of the “No, we won’t (lose),” yes, there is reason to be some- home to put us back in good ing game, but broke back in the seventh fifth set, then nicking a net cord to win Klinsmann said with a smile. what on edge. Klinsmann, how- position,” said Dempsey, who game en route to a tiebreaker. break point. Djokovic couldn’t believe “Don’t worry.” ever, said his team knows what is scored 35 seconds into his first The tiebreaker lasted 25 minutes and it. He stood with his hands on his hips A lot of people are con- at stake. competitive match in three set a U.S. Open final record by going 22 staring at his players box and smiling a cerned, however, after the “Pressure is always there in months — the fastest goal ever in points. There were 10 points of 10 shots wry smile while Murray chomped on a Americans lost 2-1 against host professional sports,” he said. U.S. World Cup qualifying. or more, all the sort of taxing, defen- white towel and headed over to his Jamaica in a World Cup qualifier “Obviously, we wanted to get “That’ll be no different if we can sive, territory-grabbing rallies that chair. As the set wore on, Djokovic on Friday night — their first loss points in Jamaica, to be in a bet- get the job done on Tuesday. defined this day. Djokovic saved five set started moving slower and slower. ever to the Reggae Boyz. ter kind of position than we are We’re excited about the chal- points. Murray broke through on No. 6 Trailing 5-2, the trainer came out to That defeat dropped the U.S. right now. We need tomorrow lenge and everybody’s ready and with a serve that Djokovic could not work on his aching right leg. into a tie for second in Group A. night, which is our goal and the focus is to get these points.” handle. To no avail. It turned out to be too Jamaica (2-0-1) leads, followed which we are focused on very Veteran Jozy Altidore said at Set over. And so, it seemed, was the big a hill to climb for the No. 2 seed. And by the U.S. and Guatemala, both strongly. It would put us in good Sunday’s practice if the match, especially when Murray broke so, this marks the first time since 2003 1-1-1, and then Antigua and position in that group.” Americans don’t win, “It gets serve twice to open a seemingly insur- that four different men have won the Barbuda (0-2-1) round it out. Forward Clint Dempsey said pretty scary.” mountable 4-0 lead. Grand Slam titles. Scoreboard

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Pat Perez 1,073 $1,064,053 North Valley, 6:30 p.m.; Cottage Grove at Twins 7, Indians 2 Philadelphia 7 13 5 26 25 30 Ambriz (7), R.Cruz (9) and J.Castro. W—Volstad 3- Houston at Jacksonville, 10 a.m. 55. Ryan Palmer 1,070 $1,411,807 Siuslaw, 6 p.m.; North Bend at Willamette, 7 Cleveland 000 001 100 — 2 3 0 Toronto FC 5 16 6 21 30 48 10. L—Fe.Rodriguez 1-10. Sv—Marmol (19). Oakland at Miami, 10 a.m. 56. Tim Clark 1,065 $1,407,028 p.m.; Brookings-Harbor at Del Norte, 7 p.m. Minnesota 000 102 31x — 7 10 0 WESTERN CONFERENCE Brewers 4, Braves 1 Dallas at Seattle, 1:05 p.m. 57. Brendon de Jonge 1,065 $1,314,464 High School Boys Soccer — Far West League: Masterson, Maine (7), Herrmann (8) and W L T Pts GF GA Atlanta 000 010 000 — 1 10 2 Washington at St. Louis, 1:05 p.m. 58. Bob Estes 1,058 $970,282 Sutherlin at Pacific, 4:30 p.m.; Brookings- Marson; Deduno, T.Robertson (8), Waldrop (9) San Jose 16 6 5 53 56 33 Milwaukee 000 000 40x — 4 4 0 Tennessee at San Diego, 1:25 p.m. 59. Mark Wilson 1,049 $2,052,780 Harbor at Coquille, 4:30 p.m. Nonleague: Elmira and Mauer. W—Deduno 6-3. L—Masterson 11-13. Seattle 13 6 8 474328 Minor, Gearrin (6), Venters (7), Durbin (7), N.Y. Jets at Pittsburgh, 1:25 p.m. at North Bend, 4:30 p.m. HRs—Cleveland, Chisenhall (4). Minnesota, Real Salt Lake 14 11 4 46 38 33 60. Charlie Wi 1,043 $1,680,309 C.Martinez (7) and McCann; W.Peralta, Veras (7), Detroit at San Francisco, 5:20 p.m. High School Girls Soccer — Nonleague: North Doumit (16). Los Angeles 13 11 4 43 48 40 61. Charl Schwartzel 1,041 $1,138,844 Bend at Elmira, 4:30 p.m.; Marshfield at Henderson (8), Axford (9) and M.Maldonado, White Sox 6, Tigers 1 Monday, Sep. 17 62. Jimmy Walker 1,033 $1,329,044 Denver at Atlanta, 5:30 p.m. Vancouver 10 11 7 37 29 37 Douglas, 3 p.m.; Brookings-Harbor at Cascade Lucroy. W—Veras 4-4. L—Venters 5-4. Sv—Axford Detroit 010 000 000 — 1 8 3 FC Dallas 8 12 9 33 34 38 63. D.A. Points 1,027 $1,488,289 Christian, 4 p.m. (28). Chicago 000 004 02x — 6 7 0 Colorado 9 17 2 29 36 41 64. Martin Laird 1,024 $2,172,883 Ravens 44, Bengals 13 65. Bryce Molder 1,023 $1,060,115 High School Cross Country — Myrtle Point, Rockies 6, Giants 5 Porcello, Alburquerque (6), Coke (8), Dotel (8) Cincinnati 0 10 3 0 — 13 Chivas USA 7 12 7 28 21 41 66. Ben Crane 991 $1,678,815 Pacific, Bandon, Siuslaw, Marshfield at North San Francisco 010 001 210 — 5 13 2 and G.Laird; Quintana, Omogrosso (8), Veal (8), Baltimore 10 7 17 10 — 44 Portland 7 14 6 27 27 46 67. Matt Every 979 $1,549,646 Bend Invitational, 4 p.m., Tugman State Park. Colorado 210 102 00x — 6 10 0 A.Reed (9) and Pierzynski. W—Quintana 6-4. L— First Quarter NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. 68. David Hearn 967 $973,912 Wednesday, Sept. 12 Vogelsong, Runzler (6), Otero (6), Affeldt (7), Porcello 9-12. HRs—Chicago, Rios (23), Pierzynski Bal—FG Tucker 46, 12:53. Wednesday, Sept. 12 69. Charley Hoffman 916 $1,276,663 High School Volleyball — Illinois Valley at Gold Machi (8) and Posey; White, Moscoso (5), (26), Beckham (14). Bal—Rice 7 run (Tucker kick), 6:03. Chicago at Toronto FC, 5 p.m. 70. Dicky Pride 884 $1,259,712 Beach, 6:30 p.m. Brothers (7), Belisle (8), R.Betancourt (9) and Athletics 3, Angels 1 Second Quarter Friday, Sept. 14 High School Girls Soccer — Marshfield at Ra.Hernandez, W.Rosario. W—Moscoso 2-1. L— Oakland 100 011 000 — 3 6 3 Cin—FG Nugent 34, 14:52. Houston at Sporting Kansas City, 5:30 p.m. Sutherlin, 4:30 p.m. Vogelsong 12-8. Sv—R.Betancourt (28). HRs—San Los Angeles 001 000 000 — 1 4 0 Bal—Boldin 34 pass from Flacco (Tucker kick), Colorado at Los Angeles, 8 p.m. Tennis Thursday, Sept. 13 Francisco, Pence (20), Posey (21). Colorado, J.Parker, R.Cook (8), Balfour (9) and Kottaras; 12:25. Saturday, Sept. 15 High School Volleyball — Sunset Conference: White (1). Haren, Maronde (7), Isringhausen (7), Hawkins Cin—Green-Ellis 6 run (Nugent kick), :18. Philadelphia at Toronto FC, 10 a.m. U.S. Open Reedsport at Gold Beach, 6 p.m.; Glide at Padres 11, Cardinals 3 (8), Walden (9) and Iannetta. W—J.Parker 10-8. Third Quarter Seattle FC at Portland, 12:30 p.m. Monday Coquille, 6:30 p.m. Nonleague: Siuslaw vs. St. Louis 020 001 000 — 3 9 1 L—Haren 10-11. Sv—Balfour (17). HRs—Oakland, Cin—FG Nugent 19, 8:59. Columbus at New York, 4 p.m. At New York Junction City, 5 p.m.; Siuslaw at Newport, 6 p.m.; San Diego 022 200 23x — 11 17 1 Moss (17), Pennington (5). Bal—Pitta 10 pass from Flacco (Tucker kick), New England at D.C. United, 4:30 p.m. Singles North Bend at Cottage Grove, 7 p.m.; Brookings- J.Garcia, S.Miller (4), Salas (7), V.Marte (7), AMERICAN LEAGUE LEADERS 5:18. Montreal at Chicago, 5:30 p.m. Men Harbor at McKinleyville, 6:30 p.m. S.Freeman (8) and Y.Molina; Stults, Vincent (6), BATTING—Trout, Los Angeles, .328; MiCabrera, Bal—FG Tucker 40, 1:13. Vancouver at FC Dallas, 5:30 p.m. Championship High School Boys Soccer — Far West League: Thatcher (7), Thayer (7), Burns (8) and Grandal. Detroit, .326; Jeter, New York, .324; Mauer, Bal—Reed 34 interception return (Tucker kick), San Jose at Chivas USA, 7:30 p.m. Andy Murray (3), Britain, def. Novak Djokovic Pacific at South Umpqua, 4:30 p.m.; North Bend W—Stults 6-2. L—J.Garcia 4-7. HRs—San Diego, Minnesota, .319; Beltre, Texas, .316; DavMurphy, :13. (2), Serbia, 7-6 (10), 7-5, 2-6, 3-6, 6-2. at Brookings-Harbor, 4:30 p.m. Nonleague: Maybin (7). Texas, .314; Konerko, Chicago, .310; Fielder, Fourth Quarter Golf Coquille at Illinois Valley, 5:30 p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE LEADERS Detroit, .310. Bal—Rice 1 run (Tucker kick), 14:04. Transactions High School Girls Soccer — Nonleague: BATTING—MeCabrera, San Francisco, .346; RUNS—Trout, Los Angeles, 113; Hamilton, Bal—FG Tucker 39, 3:03. LPGA Tour Coquille at Illinois Valley, 3:30 p.m. AMcCutchen, Pittsburgh, .341; Posey, San A—71,064. Texas, 93; Kinsler, Texas, 93; MiCabrera, Detroit, Kingsmill Championship BASEBALL Francisco, .330; YMolina, St. Louis, .319; 89; Jeter, New York, 89; AJackson, Detroit, 88; Major League Baseball DWright, New York, .313; Braun, Milwaukee, .311; Cano, New York, 87. Chargers 22, Raiders 14 Monday Pro Baseball San Diego 3 7 6 6 — 22 At Kingsmill Resort (River Course) COMMISSIONER’S OFFICE—Suspended free Fowler, Colorado, .310. RBI—Hamilton, Texas, 119; MiCabrera, Detroit, agent RHP Frank Diaz, Cincinnati 3B Ernest RUNS—AMcCutchen, Pittsburgh, 96; Braun, 116; Willingham, Minnesota, 102; Encarnacion, Oakland 3 3 0 8 — 14 Williamsburg, Va. National League First Quarter Purse: $1.3 million Vasquez and Cincinnati RHP James Walczak 50 East Division W L Pct GB Milwaukee, 92; Bourn, Atlanta, 88; JUpton, Toronto, 97; Fielder, Detroit, 95; Pujols, Los games each following positive tests under the Arizona, 88; Holliday, St. Louis, 87; CGonzalez, Angeles, 94; Beltre, Texas, 89. Oak—FG Janikowski 51, 4:56. Yardage: 6,384; Par: 71 Washington 87 54 .617 — SD—FG Kaeding 23, 1:00. Final Minor League Drug Prevention and Treatment 1 Colorado, 86; Hart, Milwaukee, 86. HITS—Jeter, New York, 191; MiCabrera, Detroit, Atlanta 81 61 .570 6⁄2 Second Quarter x-won on ninth playoff hole Program. Philadelphia 70 71 .496 17 RBI—Headley, San Diego, 102; Braun, 175; Beltre, Texas, 168; AGordon, Kansas City, American League Milwaukee, 100; Bruce, Cincinnati, 96; Holliday, 166; Butler, Kansas City, 163; Cano, New York, SD—Floyd 6 pass from Rivers (Kaeding kick), x-Jiyai Shin, $195,000 62-68-69-69—268 New York 65 76 .461 22 3:10. Paula Creamer, $120,655 65-67-65-71 —268 OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Recalled RHP Jesse 1 St. Louis, 94; ASoriano, Chicago, 94; LaRoche, 162; Andrus, Texas, 160; AdJones, Baltimore, Miami 63 79 .444 24⁄2 Oak—FG Janikowski 19, :04. Karine Icher, $77,618 70-68-67-65—270 Chavez, INF Daric Barton and INF Jemile Weeks Central Division W L Pct GB Washington, 92; ArRamirez, Milwaukee, 90. 160. from Sacramento (PCL). HITS—AMcCutchen, Pittsburgh, 175; Prado, DOUBLES—AGordon, Kansas City, 46; Pujols, Third Quarter Danielle Kang, $77,618 67-64-70-69—270 Cincinnati 85 57 .599 — Angela Stanford, $49,544 69-67-71-64 — 271 National League 1 Atlanta, 166; Bourn, Atlanta, 162; Braun, SD—FG Kaeding 28, 6:01. St. Louis 75 66 .532 9⁄2 Los Angeles, 42; Cano, New York, 38; Kinsler, COLORADO ROCKIES—Recalled LHP Josh Milwaukee, 161; Holliday, St. Louis, 160; Texas, 38; Choo, Cleveland, 37; AdGonzalez, SD—FG Kaeding 19, 1:49. Catriona Matthew, $49,544 67-70-66-68— 271 Pittsburgh 72 68 .514 12 Fourth Quarter Mika Miyazato, $35,011 66-70-70-66— 272 Outman from Tulsa (Texas). 1 MeCabrera, San Francisco, 159; SCastro, Boston, 37; Brantley, Cleveland, 36. Milwaukee 70 71 .496 14⁄2 SD—FG Kaeding 41, 12:48. Ai Miyazato, $35,011 67-68-67-70 — 272 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES—Selected the con- 1 Chicago, 159. TRIPLES—AJackson, Detroit, 10; JWeeks, Chicago 55 86 .390 29⁄2 SD—FG Kaeding 45, 5:06. Maria Hjorth, $26,010 65-69-71-68 — 273 tract of OF/1B Darin Ruf from Reading (EL). 1 DOUBLES—ArRamirez, Milwaukee, 44; Oakland, 8; Rios, Chicago, 7; Zobrist, Tampa Bay, Houston 44 97 .312 40⁄2 Gerina Piller, $26,010 67-69-68-69— 273 Transferred RHP Mike Stutes to the 60-day DL. Goldschmidt, Arizona, 39; DWright, New York, 7; Andrus, Texas, 6; Crisp, Oakland, 6; AEscobar, Oak—Streater 2 pass from Palmer (Streater West Division W L Pct GB Stacy Lewis, $26,010 69-65-68-71 — 273 PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Recalled INF Chase 38; Prado, Atlanta, 37; Votto, Cincinnati, 37; Hart, Kansas City, 6; ISuzuki, New York, 6; Trout, Los pass from Palmer), :54. San Francisco 79 62 .560 — Azahara Munoz, $26,010 65-68-69-71 — 273 d’Arnaud and RHP Bryan Morris from Milwaukee, 35; AHill, Arizona, 35; DanMurphy, Angeles, 6. A—61,896. Los Angeles 74 67 .525 5 Dewi Claire Schreefel, $21,666 66-66-69-73— 274 Indianapolis (IL). Selected the contract of RHP New York, 35. HOME RUNS—Hamilton, Texas, 40; ADunn, Arizona 69 72 .489 10 Pernilla Lindberg, $17,092 71-68-72-65 —276 Rick VandenHurk from Indianapolis. Designated 1 TRIPLES—SCastro, Chicago, 11; Fowler, Chicago, 38; Encarnacion, Toronto, 38; Auto Racing San Diego 67 75 .472 12⁄2 Anna Nordqvist, $17,092 70-70-67-69 —276 RHP Evan Meek for assignment. 1 Colorado, 11; Pagan, San Francisco, 11; Reyes, MiCabrera, Detroit, 35; Granderson, New York, Colorado 57 83 .407 21⁄2 Karin Sjodin, $17,092 67-70-69-70 —276 FOOTBALL Miami, 11; Bourn, Atlanta, 10; MeCabrera, San 35; Willingham, Minnesota, 33; Beltre, Texas, 30; Monday’s Games NASCAR Sandra Gal, $17,092 69-67-69-71 —276 National Football League Francisco, 10; Colvin, Colorado, 9. Trumbo, Los Angeles, 30. Philadelphia 3, Miami 1 Sprint Cup Schedule (with winners) Candie Kung, $17,092 68-67-70-71 —276 NFL—Suspended Cleveland DB Joe Haden for HOME RUNS—Braun, Milwaukee, 38; Bruce, STOLEN BASES—Trout, Los Angeles, 45; Cincinnati 4, Pittsburgh 3, 14 innings Through Sep. 8 Lexi Thompson, $17,092 67-66-72-71 —276 four games, without pay, for violating the policy Cincinnati, 33; Stanton, Miami, 33; Beltran, St. RDavis, Toronto, 41; Revere, Minnesota, 36; Washington 5, N.Y. Mets 1 Feb. 18 — x-Budweiser Shootout (Kyle Busch) Chella Choi, $17,092 67-68-69-72 —276 on performance enhancing substances. Louis, 29; Kubel, Arizona, 29; LaRoche, Crisp, Oakland, 33; BUpton, Tampa Bay, 29; Chicago Cubs 4, Houston 1 Feb. 23 — x-Gatorade Duel 1 (Tony Stewart) Hee Young Park, $17,092 68-68-67-73 —276 CHICAGO BEARS—Signed OT Jonathan Scott. Washington, 29; ASoriano, Chicago, 28. AEscobar, Kansas City, 28; Kipnis, Cleveland, 27. Milwaukee 4, Atlanta 1 Feb. 23 — x-Gatorade Duel 2 (Matt Kenseth) Mi Jung Hur, $13,608 70-66-72-69 —277 Waived P Ryan Quigley. Reinstated DT Nate STOLEN BASES—Bourn, Atlanta, 39; Reyes, PITCHING—Price, Tampa Bay, 17-5; Weaver, Los Colorado 6, San Francisco 5 Feb. 27 — Daytona 500 (Matt Kenseth) Julieta Granada, $13,608 67-69-70-71 —277 Collins to the active roster. Signed TE Dedrick Miami, 35; Pierre, Philadelphia, 34; Victorino, Angeles, 16-4; Sale, Chicago, 16-6; Scherzer, San Diego 11, St. Louis 3 March 4 — Subway Fresh Fit 500 (Denny Taylor Coutu, $13,608 72-67-66-72 —277 Epps to the practice squad. Terminated the prac- Los Angeles, 33; CGomez, Milwaukee, 32; Detroit, 15-6; MHarrison, Texas, 15-9; Shields, Today’s Games Hamlin) Jane Park, $11,258 68-72-71-67 —278 tice squad contract of OT Cory Brandon. Bonifacio, Miami, 30; DGordon, Los Angeles, 30. Tampa Bay, 14-8; Darvish, Texas, 14-9; Vargas, Miami (Eovaldi 4-11) at Philadelphia (Halladay March 11 — Kobalt Tools 400 (Tony Stewart) Beatriz Recari, $11,258 65-74-72-67 —278 GREEN BAY PACKERS—Released CB Brandian PITCHING—GGonzalez, Washington, 19-7; Seattle, 14-10; PHughes, New York, 14-12. 9-7), 4:05 p.m. March 18 — Food City 500 (Brad Keselowski) Jennifer Johnson, $11,258 66-69-75-68—278 Ross. Announced LB Erik Walden has been rein- Dickey, New York, 18-4; Cueto, Cincinnati, 17-8; STRIKEOUTS—Scherzer, Detroit, 213; Pittsburgh (Correia 10-8) at Cincinnati (Leake March 25 — Auto Club 400 (Tony Stewart) Mindy Kim, $11,258 72-69-68-69—278 stated by the commissioner. AJBurnett, Pittsburgh, 15-6; Strasburg, Verlander, Detroit, 212; Darvish, Texas, 196; 7-9), 4:10 p.m. April 1 — Goody’s Fast Relief 500 (Ryan Karen Stupples, $11,258 70-71-67-70 —278 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS—Signed G Trai Essex. Washington, 15-6; Miley, Arizona, 15-9; 6 tied at FHernandez, Seattle, 195; Shields, Tampa Bay, Washington (Zimmermann 10-8) at N.Y. Mets Newman) Pornanong Phatlum, $11,258 69-69-68-72—278 Waived T Mike Person and C A.Q. Shipley. 14. 189; Price, Tampa Bay, 175; Sale, Chicago, 168. (Dickey 18-4), 4:10 p.m. April 14 — Samsung Mobile 500 (Greg Biffle) Jennifer Song, $11,258 66-69-69-74—278 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS—Signed OT Herb STRIKEOUTS—Kershaw, Los Angeles, 201; SAVES—Rodney, Tampa Bay, 42; JiJohnson, Chicago Cubs (Germano 2-6) at Houston (Lyles April 22 — STP 400 (Denny Hamlin) Paige Mackenzie, $9,182 70-69-71-69 —279 Taylor and TE Stephen Spach. Released WR Strasburg, Washington, 197; Dickey, New York, Baltimore, 42; RSoriano, New York, 36; CPerez, 3-11), 5:05 p.m. April 28 — Capital City 400 presented by Isabelle Beisiegel, $9,182 67-70-71-71 —279 Brian Robiskie and TE Colin Cloherty. 195; GGonzalez, Washington, 191; Hamels, Cleveland, 35; Nathan, Texas, 31; Valverde, Atlanta (T.Hudson 14-5) at Milwaukee (Estrada Virginia is for Lovers (Kyle Busch) Belen Mozo, $9,182 71-66-68-74 —279 NEW YORK GIANTS—Signed CB Terrence Philadelphia, 184; Gallardo, Milwaukee, 182; Detroit, 28; Reed, Chicago, 26. 2-6), 5:10 p.m. May 6 — Aaron’s 499 (Brad Keselowski) Frederick and C Scott Wedige. Terminated the San Francisco (Bumgarner 14-10) at Colorado Samardzija, Chicago, 180. PGA Tour SAVES—Kimbrel, Atlanta, 35; AChapman, May 12 — Bojangles’ Southern 500 (Jimmie practice squad contracts of OT Matt McCants (Chacin 2-5), 5:40 p.m. Pro Football Johnson) FedExCup Standings and WR Brandon Collins. L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 12-8) at Arizona Cincinnati, 35; Hanrahan, Pittsburgh, 34; Motte, St. Louis, 33; Papelbon, Philadelphia, 32; May 19 — x-Sprint Showdown (Dale Earnhardt Through Sept. 9 WASHINGTON REDSKINS—Signed S Jordan (I.Kennedy 12-11), 6:40 p.m. NFL Jr.) Rank Player Points Money Pugh. Placed S Jordan Bernstine on injured St. Louis (Wainwright 13-12) at San Diego Papelbon, Philadelphia, 32; Clippard, Washington, 30. AMERICAN CONFERENCE May 19 — x-NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race 1. Rory McIlroy 7,299 $7,842,192 reserve. (Volquez 9-10), 7:05 p.m. East W L T Pct PF PA (Jimmie Johnson) 2. Tiger Woods 4,067 $5,885,158 HOCKEY Wednesday’s Games American League N.Y. Jets 1 0 0 1.000 48 28 May 27 — Coca-Cola 600 (Kasey Kahne) 3. Nick Watney 3,586 $2,800,524 National Hockey League Miami (Jo.Johnson 8-11) at Philadelphia East Division W L Pct GB New England 1 0 0 1.000 34 13 June 3 — FedEx 400 benefiting Autism Speaks 4. Phil Mickelson 3,420 $4,036,621 TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING—Signed RW Nikita (Cl.Lee 4-7), 1:05 p.m. New York 79 61 .564 — Miami 0 1 0 .000 10 30 (Jimmie Johnson) 5. Brandt Snedeker 3,357 $3,549,739 Kucherov to a three-year contract. St. Louis (Lohse 14-2) at San Diego (Richard 12- Baltimore 78 62 .557 1 Buffalo 0 1 0 .000 28 48 June 10 — Pocono 400 (Joey Logano) 6. Louis Oosthuizen 3,167 $3,320,195 COLLEGE 12), 3:35 p.m. Tampa Bay 77 63 .550 2 South W L T Pct PF PA June 17 — Quicken Loans 400 (Dale Earnhardt 7. Dustin Johnson 3,097 $3,188,060 MURRAY STATE—Suspended sophomore G Pittsburgh (A.J.Burnett 15-6) at Cincinnati 1 Toronto 64 75 .460 14⁄2 Houston 1 0 0 1.000 30 10 Jr.) 8. Lee Westwood 2,726 $2,888,569 Zaveral Jackson from the men’s basketball team (H.Bailey 10-9), 4:10 p.m. 1 Boston 63 78 .447 16⁄2 Jacksonville 0 1 0 .000 23 26 June 24 — Toyota/Save Mart 350 (Clint 9. Zach Johnson 2,576 $4,326,804 after he was charged with two counts of first- Washington (Lannan 2-0) at N.Y. Mets (Harvey Central Division W L Pct GB Indianapolis 0 1 0 .000 21 41 Bowyer) 10. Jason Dufner 2,575 $4,717,304 degree assault. 3-4), 4:10 p.m. Chicago 76 64 .543 — Tennessee 0 1 0 .000 13 34 June 30 — Quaker State 400 (Brad 11. Bubba Watson 2,377 $4,340,997 SOUTH CAROLINA—Announced Southern Chicago Cubs (T.Wood 5-11) at Houston (Abad Detroit 73 67 .521 3 North W L T Pct PF PA Keselowski) 12. Sergio Garcia 2,043 $2,342,916 Mississippi basketball G LaShay Page has trans- 0-3), 5:05 p.m. Kansas City 63 77 .450 13 Baltimore 1 0 0 1.000 44 13 July 7 — Coke Zero 400 powered by Coca-Cola 13. Steve Stricker 2,028 $3,272,821 ferred to the school. Atlanta (Maholm 12-9) at Milwaukee (Gallardo 1 Cleveland 59 82 .418 17⁄2 Cleveland 0 1 0 .000 16 17 (Tony Stewart) 14. Keegan Bradley 2,007 $3,769,858 TCU—Announced the NCAA has granted soph- 14-8), 5:10 p.m. 1 Minnesota 59 82 .418 17⁄2 Pittsburgh 0 1 0 .000 19 31 July 15 — Lenox Industrial Tools 301 (Kasey 15. Luke Donald 2,005 $3,044,024 omore F Devonta Abron a waiver that will make San Francisco (Lincecum 8-14) at Colorado West Division W L Pct GB Cincinnati 0 1 0 .000 13 44 Kahne) 16. Matt Kuchar 2,002 $3,697,305 him eligible to play this season. (Francis 5-4), 5:40 p.m. Texas 83 57 .593 — West W L T Pct PF PA July 29 — Crown Royal Presents The Curtiss 17. Carl Pettersson 1,976 $3,386,656 TEXAS TECH—Announced men’s basketball L.A. Dodgers (Beckett 1-2) at Arizona (Cahill Oakland 80 60 .571 3 Denver 1 0 0 1.000 31 19 Shaver 400 at The Brickyard (Jimmie Johnson) 18. Jim Furyk 1,966 $3,079,805 coach Billy Gillispie is on indefinite sick leave. 10-11), 6:40 p.m. 1 Los Angeles 77 64 .546 6⁄2 San Diego 1 0 0 1.000 22 14 Aug. 5 — Pennsylvania 400 (Jeff Gordon) 19. Bo Van Pelt 1,950 $2,837,749 UTAH—Announced QB Jordan Wynn has quit 1 Phillies 3, Marlins 1 Seattle 67 74 .475 16⁄2 Oakland 0 1 0 .000 14 22 Aug. 12 — Finger Lakes 355 at The Glen 20. Robert Garrigus 1,945 $2,547,683 the football team due to a shoulder injury. Miami 000 000 100 — 1 3 0 Monday’s Games Kansas City 0 1 0 .000 24 40 (Marcos Ambrose) 21. Adam Scott 1,923 $2,742,757 WISCONSIN—Fired offensive line coach Mike Philadelphia 000 030 00x — 3 5 0 Minnesota 7, Cleveland 2 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Aug. 19 — Pure Michigan 400 (Greg Biffle) 22. Ernie Els 1,922 $3,247,818 Markuson. Promoted graduate assistant offen- LeBlanc, Da.Jennings (6), Webb (7), M.Dunn Chicago White Sox 6, Detroit 1 East W L T Pct PF PA Aug. 25 — Irwin Tools Night Race (Denny 23. Hunter Mahan 1,899 $3,771,193 sive line coach Bart Miller to offensive line (8) and Brantly; K.Kendrick, De Fratus (8), Oakland 3, L.A. Angels 1 Dallas 1 0 0 1.000 24 17 Hamlin) 24. Justin Rose 1,791 $3,426,930 coach. C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K Tuesday, September 11,2012 • The World • B3 Y K Sports NFL makes schedule for replacement refs

I Source says NFL Wisconsin replaces offensive line coach sets up schedule MADISON, Wis. — through Week 5 Wisconsin has replaced offensive line coach Mike Markuson just two games THE ASSOCIATED PRESS into the season. Badgers coach Bret NEW YORK — The NFL Bielema confirmed the move has devised a temporary five- Monday. Bielema insisted it week schedule for using wasn’t a knee-jerk reaction replacement officials. to the Badgers’ disappointing A person familiar with the start to the season, saying schedule told The Associated that he and Markuson have Press that the setup is done had several conversations through Week 5 of the regular about the direction the team season. The regular officials was heading. Markuson will are locked out and replace- be replaced by Bart Miller, a ments worked the preseason graduate assistant. and the first week of the reg- The Badgers have fallen ular season. out of the Top 25 after barely The person spoke on con- beating FCS school Northern dition of anonymity because The Associated Press Iowa, and then losing at Chicago’s Alex Rios hits a three-run home run off Detroit Tigers starting pitcher Rick Porcello, also scoring Paul Konerko and Dewayne Wise, dur- the league has not made pub- Oregon State on Saturday. lic officiating schedules. ing the sixth inning Monday in Chicago. In early June, the league Alabama loses running locked out the officials, who back Fowler for season are part-time TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — NFL Back-to-back homers lift White Sox Alabama running back employ- Sports Jalston Fowler is expected to ees, after sixth straight loss. first loss since Aug. 16. The Angels had miss the rest of the season THE ASSOCIATED PRESS their col- Gordon Beckham added a two-run won 11 of 12 and 15 of 18 in their desper- Shorts with a knee injury. lective bar- shot in the eighth off Octavio Dotel. ate late surge to join the playoff race. Coach Nick Saban said CHICAGO — Jose Quintana pitched gaining agree- Quintana (6-4), who was 1-3 in his Oakland (80-60), which is in the Fowler will have surgery on effectively into the eighth inning, Alex ment expired. The NFL previous 10 starts, allowed one run and first wild-card slot, is 20 games over his left knee “and is most Rios and A.J. Pierzynski hit back-to- Referees Association and the seven hits in 7 2-3 innings. .500 for the first time since the end of likely going to be out for the back homers in the sixth and the league met for three days at Athletics 3, Angels 1: Jarrod Parker the 2006 season — also the year of the season.” He didn’t elaborate Chicago White Sox beat the Detroit the beginning of September pitched seven innings of three-hit ball, team’s last postseason appearance. The on the nature of the injury. Tigers 6-1 Monday night to increase before talks collapsed. their AL Central lead to three games. Brandon Moss and Cliff Pennington A’s pulled within three games of idle The White Sox had lost seven homered, and Oakland snapped Los Texas atop the AL West. Joe Haden suspended Utah’s Jordan Wynn will straight to Detroit, Angeles’ six-game winning streak. Twins 7, Indians 2: Samuel for violating drug policy end football career managed just two Coco Crisp hit a leadoff triple and Deduno struck out six in seven innings SALT LAKE CITY — Just BEREA, Ohio — Cleveland hits against Rick AL scored for the A’s, who opened a key and Pedro Florimon made two stellar three years ago, Jordan Browns cornerback Joe Porcello (9-12) and four-game series against their defensive plays to go with a double and a Wynn’s future looked bright Recap Haden was suspended with- were 0 for 10 with California rivals with a measure of triple, lifting the Twins to the victory. after a record-setting fresh- out pay for four games for runners in scoring revenge for the Angels’ three-game Deduno (6-3) gave up just three hits man season and Poinsettia violating the NFL’s policy on position when an sweep in Oakland last week. Those are and walked three, Ryan Doumit home- Bowl MVP honors. performance enhancing sub- error on second baseman Omar Infante the only losses since Aug. 23 for the A’s, red and Justin Morneau drove in two Now his football career at stances. gave them an opening. who have won 13 of 16. runs for the Twins, who took the final Utah is over after yet another Haden will be eligible to Infante muffed Dewayne Wise’s With his second straight impressive three games of the four-game series. shoulder injury, suffered in return to the Browns’ active easy, one-out grounder in the sixth. start against Los Angeles after a hard- Lonnie Chisenhall homered for the Friday’s overtime loss at Utah roster on Oct. 8. He played in Paul Konerko singled to put runners at luck loss last week, Parker (10-8) and his stumbling Indians, who are an AL- State. Sunday’s season opener the corners and Rios lined a pitch to bullpen held the Angels’surging lineup to worst 15-41 since the All-Star break to “Enough is enough,” Utah against Philadelphia, making left-center for his 23rd homer. four hits. Ryan Cook worked the eighth fall into a tie with the Twins for last coach Kyle Whittingham said an interception and six tack- Pierzynski followed with his 26th to and Grant Balfour got his 17th save. place in the Central division. Justin Monday in announcing les in Cleveland’s 17-16 loss. center field for a 4-1 lead, ending Dan Haren (10-11) pitched into the Masterson (11-13) gave up six runs and Wynn’s decision to end his He will not be allowed at Porcello’s night and sending him to his seventh inning, allowing four hits in his seven hits in 6 2-3 innings. career because of an injury the team’s headquarters and that likely will result in a will lose $1.356 million in fourth shoulder operation. salary during his suspension. “He’s going to move on with Nationals’ Gonzalez earns 19th victory Jets cornerback Revis life after football. He’s fought has ‘mild concussion’ the good fight.” THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Milwaukee’s 16th win in 21 games has brought the FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — COLLEGE BASKETBALL NEW YORK — Gio Brewers back to the fringe of Jets cornerback Darrelle Murray State suspends Revis has what the team calls Gonzalez earned his big the NL wild-card race. guard Zaveral Jackson league-leading 19th victory Rockies 6, Giants 5: a “mild concussion,” and his and the Washington Rockies pitcher Alex White status for New York’s game at MURRAY, Ky. — Murray Nationals backed him with homered and Colorado final- Pittsburgh next Sunday was State point guard Zaveral three home runs to beat the ly solved a struggling Ryan uncertain. “Zay” Jackson was suspend- listless New York Mets 5-1 Vogelsong, beating San Coach Rex Ryan said ed by the team after being Monday night. Francisco to snap a five-game Monday that Revis “seems to accused of hitting two people Kurt Suzuki put the losing streak. be feeling good,” but added with his car in a Walmart Nationals ahead with a home Buster Posey and Hunter that the team will always err parking lot in southwestern run right after catcher Kelly Pence went deep for the on the side of caution with Kentucky. Shoppach dropped his foul Giants, who lost for only the head injuries. second time in 10 road Texas Tech investigates popup for an error. Ryan COLLEGE FOOTBALL Zimmerman launched a two- games. San Francisco’s lead coach Billy Gillispie run shot later in the third in the NL West was trimmed Oregon’s York,Boyett LUBBOCK, Texas — Texas inning and Ian Desmond to five games over the idle will miss rest of season Tech coach Billy Gillispie is added a two-run drive in the Los Angeles Dodgers. on indefinite sick leave while Phillies 3, Marlins 1: EUGENE — One day after fourth. learning they lost their most his bosses investigate allega- That was plenty for Kyle Kendrick (9-10) struck tions that he mistreated his out a career-high eight over experienced defender for the Gonzalez (19-7) and the team season, the Ducks found out players during practices. with the seven strong innings to lead Athletics department Philadelphia past Miami for Monday they’ll be without best their most experienced spokesman Blayne Beal said NL record in its fifth straight win. that Gillispie is taking sick Often overlooked on a offensive player for the rest Recap the of the year, too. days and it was not clear how majors . staff that includes Cole long he will be out. Hamels, Roy Halladay and Senior guard Carson York The lefty said he’ll undergo season- The school announced Cliff Lee, Kendrick is a huge gave up ending surgery today to repair Aug. 31 that it had opened an reason why the Phillies (70- three hits over six innings — a broken kneecap suffered investigation into alleged 71) are making a late push to none until Scott Hairston Saturday against Fresno mistreatment of players by get into the NL wild-card homered in the fourth. State. York played in reserve Gillispie. Earlier that day and race. He’s won five of his last Gonzalez worked around each of the Ducks’ two games hours before he was to meet six starts and allowed two five walks and extended his this season after coming back with athletic director Kirby career high for wins. earned runs or less in each of The Associated Press from a patellar tendon tear Hocutt, Gillispie called 911 The Mets lost their fourth his past six. Washington’s Gio Gonzalez pitches to the New York Mets in the first suffered in the Rose Bowl, and was taken to a Lubbock in a row, dropping to 4-19 in Cubs 4, Astros 1: Dave inning in New York on Monday. which he said was unrelated hospital. He told the Lubbock their last 23 games at Citi Sappelt scored the go-ahead to the latest setback. Avalanche-Journal he Field. They tied a team record straight loss. three RBIs and San Diego beat run on a wild pitch and had His announcement came by scoring three or fewer Rick VandenHurk (0-1), the struggling Cardinals. three RBIs, leading Chicago thought he was having a a day after senior safety John heart attack or a stroke. He runs for the 11th straight called up before the game, St. Louis, which has lost over Houston in a matchup of Boyett confirmed he needs game at home, matching the started the 14th and gave up a four of five, had its lead cut to teams with the two worst released after six days in the season-ending surgery on hospital. mark last done in 1979. single by Devin Mesoraco. one game over the idle Los records in the majors. both knees. The injuries David Wright and his Brandon Phillips reached Angeles Dodgers for the sec- Sappelt, recalled from almost certainly end the col- GYMNASTICS teammates have gone 106 when the Pirates failed to get ond NL wild-card berth. The Triple-A Iowa on Sept. 1, legiate careers of each, straight innings at home a forceout on his grounder, loss started a crucial seven- drove in his first run for the Boyett’s after 40 career Raisman, Maroney without scoring more than and the runners advanced on game West Coast trip for the Cubs with a double in the appearances with 36 starts, injured on uneven bars one run. This loss eliminated a wild pitch. Cardinals, who begin a four- second inning. The game was and York’s after 42 appear- INDIANAPOLIS — Aly them from the NL East race. Pirates shortstop Chase game set Thursday night tied 1-all in the sixth before ances with 36 starts. Raisman and McKayla New York rookie Collin d’Arnaud couldn’t come up against the Dodgers. he scored on a wild pitch by Maroney aren’t feeling quite McHugh (0-2) served up with Ludwick’s grounder in Brewers 4, Braves 1: Fernando Rodriguez (1-10). OSU’s Welch named so fierce these days. three homers in his third the hole, finally ending it. Norichika Aoki hit a two-run Sappelt added a two-run defensive player of week The Olympic gold medal- major league start. Four straight losses and 21 double to key a four-run sev- double in the seventh and CORVALLIS — Oregon ists were both injured Sunday Reds 4, Pirates 3, 14 in the last 30 games have enth inning and Milwaukee Chicago won its fourth State sophomore outside night when they fell while innings: Ryan Ludwick dropped the Pirates a season- rallied to beat Atlanta. straight, matching a season linebacker D.J. Welch was performing on uneven bars drove in the winning run with high 12 games behind the The Brewers sent 10 bat- high. named the Pacific-12 during the second stop of a a two-out infield single in the first-place Reds in the NL ters to the plate in the sev- There were 14 walks, two Conference defensive player 40-city gymnastics tour. 14th inning, lifting Central. enth but did all their damage hit batters, three wild pitches of the week on Monday. Maroney hurt her left knee, Cincinnati to a marathon Padres 11, Cardinals 3: on two hits and a sacrifice fly and 24 runners left on base in Welch was the defensive and was having additional victory that handed the fad- Cameron Maybin hit a two- in snapping the Braves’ five- a game that took 3 hours, 50 catalyst in the 10-7 victory tests Monday to determine ing Pirates their fourth run homer, Will Venable had game winning streak. minutes. over No. 13 Wisconsin on the extent of the injury. Saturday. Raisman has bruised knees He had a career-high seven but is not expected to miss SOCCER man McKenzie Edwards. and Abbey Knight, as well as move to 3-0 when the tackles in his first career start. any shows. The tour’s next “Kadie was a beast at goal.” Brittany Crutchfield, one of Bulldogs visit Elmira today, Two of those tackles went for stop is Thursday in San Diego. Bulldogs visit Spence and Shay said the first players off the bench and they also have a non- minus-8 yards as the defense Raisman, Maroney and having so many freshmen in Monday. league match Saturday limited the Badgers to 207 the rest of the Fierce Five — Elmira today the lineup has taken some “They’re very aggressive,” against Hidden Valley before yards of total offense, includ- Gabby Douglas, Kyla Ross From Page B1 adjustment, but the veterans said Shay. “It’s been great.” beginning league play next ing 35 on the ground. and Jordyn Wieber — quickly learned the newcom- Junior Jordyn Johnson week. OSU snapped Wisconsin claimed the gold at this sum- Forderer was credited ers were pretty good. also was in the starting line- The veterans are excited running back Montee Ball’s mer’s London Games, the with 10 saves, but her team- “I didn’t expect them to up, and junior Courtney by the squad’s potential. touchdown streak at 21 first Olympic title for the mates in front of her kept her be this experienced,” Spence Knight, the goalie the past “I think our team is going games and ended U.S. women since 1996. from needing to do more. said of the freshman group, two years, was the first player to go far,” Spence said. “I’d Wisconsin’s regular-season Raisman added a second gold “McKenzie has wheels at which also includes starters off the bench. like to finish our senior year nonconference winning on floor exercise, while sweeper,” Hood said of fresh- Gabbie Hobson, Katie Farlow North Bend will try to with a league title.” streak at 33 games. Maroney won silver on vault. C M C M Y K Y K

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Rice ran for 68 yards and two RAVENS short scores, but instead of Ngata has two dominating the Baltimore attack in his usual fashion, sacks in win the running back took a back From Page B1 seat to Flacco. “Obviously, everything went pretty well for us He said the hamstring tonight,”Flacco said. injury was “minor.” Not so for the Bengals, Joe Flacco had an out- who made the playoffs last standing game in Baltimore’s year without beating a team no-huddle offense, going 21 that qualified for postseason for 29 for 299 yards and two play. In this one, Cincinnati touchdowns. That certainly once again came up short was a huge part of the Ravens’ against a high-caliber oppo- 11th straight home win and nent. ninth consecutive victory “That certainly wasn’t within the AFC North. what we expected to have out But the defense, playing there today,” coach Marvin its first game under coordi- Lewis said. “We got out- nator Dean Pees, did its part. played and we got out- Haloti Ngata had two of coached.” Baltimore’s four sacks, prov- Defensive tackle Domata ing the Ravens just might Peko said, “They just beat us survive without NFL today, and we’ve got to get Defensive Player of the Year better.” Terrell Suggs, who’s out It’s hard to imagine the indefinitely with a torn right Bengals playing much worse. The Associated Press Achilles tendon. “They beat us in all three San Diego Chargers tight end Dante Rosario (88), a former Oregon standout, celebrates after blocking a punt by Oakland punter Shane Lechler “We didn’t play perfectly phases of the game and they that was recovered by the Chargers during the second half Monday. as a defense,” middle line- played well,”offensive tackle backer Ray Lewis said, “but Andre Smith said. “We need when it got to where we to think about how we can needed to make plays, we get better. We need to go back Chargers feast on Oakland miscues made the plays we were sup- to Cincinnati, get to work and posed to make.” improve.” OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — ing woes for a change. advantage of it,” coach Norv mostly throwing underneath After letting an early 14- Dalton went 22 for 37 for The San Diego Chargers Nate Kaeding kicked five Turner said. to Darren McFadden, who point lead dwindle to 17-13, 221 yards, and BenJarvus know quite well how shoddy field goals in his first game Philip Rivers threw for 231 caught a career-high 13 the Ravens pulled away by Green-Ellis rushed for 91 special teams can doom a back from a torn knee liga- yards and a 6-yard touch- passes. A head injury to Pro scoring 24 straight points in yards and a score in his team. They were happy to be ment and the Chargers capi- down to Malcom Floyd in a Bowl long snapper Jon just over six minutes. Ray Cincinnati debut. on the receiving end of kick- talized on three botched turnover-free game as San Condo in the second quarter punts following an injury to Diego won despite starting proved to be even more sig- Oakland’s long snapper to undrafted rookie Mike Harris nificant when backup long beat the Raiders 22-14 at left tackle and missing snapper Travis Goethel had Monday night. starting running back Ryan to fill in. SAVE 55% TODAY “A couple years back, we Mathews and receiver Early in the third quarter, on senior wellness exams! had some serious issues on Vincent Brown to injuries. the Raiders lined up to go for ember Call us for details! our special teams,” Kaeding San Diego protected it on fourth-and-2 from the Sept said. “Pretty much every- Harris by throwing short San Diego 48. But after a is thing. Kicks returned, punts often with 16 of Rivers’ 24 penalty for 12 men in the blocked, that sort of thing. 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The This time they got three That was the key for the Chargers once again had to field goals off the Raiders’ offense tonight.” settle for a short field goal punting problems to win the Oakland had its own and led 16-6 heading into the season opener. problems with injuries. The fourth quarter. “We’ve been in that situa- absence of deep-threat “It’s pretty hard. It’s hard tion. It makes it more com- receivers Denarius Moore snapping on the dirt, too. I’ve plicated, it makes it tougher (hamstring) and Jacoby Ford never snapped on the dirt and we were able to take (left foot) left Carson Palmer before,” Goethel said. “Trust me, I wish it never hap- pened.” hheerr Goethel rolled another LLeeaatt 10% snap back early in the fourth Ve t Disco quarter, once again giving essttss Eve unt eerr VVe ryday! 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Comics | C3 Cuisine Classifieds | C4 C theworldlink.com/cuisine • Cuisine Editor Ron Jackimowicz • 541-269-1222, ext. 238 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2012 A very tasty season Hard cider takes bigger Give pork big flavor slice of beverage market by using apples

BY MICHELLE LOCKE BY J.M. HIRSCH For The Associated Press AP Food Editor

utumn’s a great time to fall for apple appeal, with Weeknight cooking is all about getting gobs of flavor from just cooler temperatures setting the stage for the fruit a few ingredients, no special techniques and as little effort as A to star in gently steaming pies and alongside fra- possible. grant roasts. The trick is in finding those big, boldly flavored ingredients Or, you could drink your apple a day, and knowing how to get them to do all (or at least most) of the the fermented way. work for you. Which isn’t to suggest there is any great science to Hard cider, which came to the this. My rule of thumb — find an ingredient, grab a hunk of meat, United States with the pil- toss them together in a bowl for a while, then see what grims but was lost in a sea of happens. sweet, unfermented juice That’s pretty much how I came up with this after Prohibition, has been wildly flavorful take on grilled pork tenderloin. making a comeback with And actually, I didn’t even use pork the first increased sales and launch- time around. es of new styles and flavors All I did was whisk together mirin (a that have brought a bushel sweet Japanese cooking wine), a bit of of options to store kosher salt and some garlic powder. I shelves. tossed in a hunk of steak, then walked “It’s the most away for a while. A few minutes on the exciting beverage grill and I had one of the most flavorful, category in the market,” well seared steaks I’d ever enjoyed. Best says Jeffrey House, founder yet, it was a cheap piece of steak that was of the California Cider Co., pretty much at the end of its shelf life. the Sebastopol, Calif., based The next time I made it, I switched the company that produces ACE meat to pork. The results were even better. Premium Hard Ciders, a major I could have stopped there, but I also player among domestic producers. wanted to give this dish a seasonal touch. I just Hard cider still is a small part of the didn’t want much extra work. Since apples and overall alcoholic beverage market; sales don’t come pork work so nicely together, that seemed like the close to the multibillion-dollar beer industry. But it is a rap- right place to start. I also liked the idea of playing the apples idly growing niche. Which apple with off mirin’s sweet side. According to data from Chicago-based market research All it took was a simple saute of chopped apples, onions firm SymphonyIRI Group, hard cider sales at supermarkets and — for big, effortless flavor and a nice thick body — and other stores (data exclude Walmart, club stores and which recipe? some purchased sweet chutney. The result? An incredible liquor stores) totaled about $71.5 million for the 52 weeks

SEE CIDER | C2 BY MICHELE KAYAL want to use them in a SEE CHOPS | C2 For The Associated Press salad. With Americans consuming roughly 2.4 No fruit says fall like million tons of apples a Apple curry? You’ll apples. Baked into pies, year — or about 15 pounds Risotto method to pureed into sauces, per person, according to sauteed with meats and Agriculture Department have to try it stews both savory and figures — a primer on make rice pudding sweet, it is one of our most which apples to use when BY ALISON LADMAN berries and topped it with comforting and versatile and how seemed just right BY ALISON LADMAN more slowly to the rice and For The Associated Press toasted almonds. We also fruits. But which apple to for the season. For The Associated Press cooked into it before more is use for what? served it over rice, but you Baking apples added. Frequent stirring When you think curry, could opt for egg noodles. Not a simple question. There’s something partic- during this process also chances are potatoes and During the last decade, the A good baking apple ularly autumnal about pud- helps draw out more of the chicken come to mind. But number of apple varieties holds its shape when dings. Surely, it has some- rice’s starch, creating a CREAMY APPLE CURRY cooked in a pie, tart, cake we think you also should has exploded, with heir- thing to do with cravings for thicker, creamier pudding. looms and “club” varieties or other high-heat dish. consider apples. CHICKEN all things rich and creamy as — apples essentially But even among those Though not necessarily a the weather cools. licensed to only a specific sturdy breeds, a wide vari- traditional touch for curry, CARAMELIZED APPLE Start to finish: 40 minutes group of growers and mar- ety of tastes, textures and So we created this deli- apples work deliciously well GINGER RICE PUDDING Servings: 4 keters — tumbling into the tartness will influence ciously rich and creamy rice with the big, spicy flavors of 1 pudding just for fall, a time ⁄4 cup (1/2 stick) butter bins at farm stands and your final product. the dish. In fact, there is very 1 large yellow onion, cut supermarkets. And apple The classic choice is the when it can easily show off Start to finish: 1 hour little that is traditional about into 1-inch chunks taste, texture, acidity, puckery Granny Smith. the finest fruit of the season Servings: 6 the curry we have assembled 1 green bell pepper, cored sweetness and response to But for big, bold flavors in — apples. Of course, the 3 tablespoons unsalted here, but we’re not all that and cut into 1-inch chunks being cooked can vary dra- your apple pie, go for a spices that work so well with butter worried about it. It’s so deli- 1 red bell pepper, cored and matically from one variety sweet-tart Jazz or a pear- apples also are delicious with 3 medium apples, peeled, cious, the name almost cut into 1-inch chunks to another. scented Pink Lady, also another of fall’s finest, pears. cored and diced seems irrelevant. 2 cups cauliflower florets Just because you like to known as a Cripps Pink, Most rice puddings are 1 teaspoon cinnamon A quick saute of vegeta- 1 pound boneless, skinless bite into a big juicy Fuji says Amy Traverso, author made by slowly simmering 1 cup arborio rice 1 bles and chicken — along chicken thighs, cut into doesn’t mean it’s the best of “The Apple Lover’s starchy white rice in milk, ⁄4 teaspoon salt 1 with those aforementioned bite-size cubes apple for your mom’s Cookbook” (Norton, 2011). sometimes on the stovetop, ⁄4 cup sugar 1 apples — is tied together 3 medium apples, peeled, famous pie. And though “I think of them as the big sometimes in the oven. But ⁄2 cup diced candied gin- with a creamy curry sauce. cored and diced McIntosh make great we decided to use a tech- ger To keep the autumnal feel, applesauce, you might not SEE APPLES | C2 nique more common to we threw in some dried cran- SEE CURRY | C2 risotto. The milk is added SEE PUDDING | C2 Smoke on the Water Barbecue Competition Results Grand Champion: ROGUE CAVEMAN Q; Reserve Champion: BIG BITE BBQ

Overall Chicken Ribs Pork Brisket 1. ROGUE CAVEMAN Q - 669.1424 points 1. APPETITES BARBEQUE - 166.2856 points 1. DA FAT BOYZ BBQ - 173.7144 1. BRADSHAW'S KITCHEN - 172.0000 1. ROGUE CAVEMAN Q - 171.9998 2. BIG BITE BBQ - 657.1422 2. ROGUE CAVEMAN Q - 163.9998 2. ROGUE CAVEMAN Q - 170.2858 2. PEPPER PAPPY BBQ - 171.4286 2. BRADSHAW'S KITCHEN - 169.1430 3. BRADSHAW'S KITCHEN - 654.2852 3. NORTHWEST SMOKEHOUSE - 162.2858 3. BIG BITE BBQ - 169.1428 3. BIG BITE BBQ - 167.4284 3. PEPPER PAPPY BBQ - 160.5712 4. PEPPER PAPPY BBQ - 645.1426 4. BIG BITE BBQ - 162.2856 4. PANDA'S GOOD CHEW BBQ - 168.0002 4. NORTHWEST SMOKEHOUSE - 164.5714 4. BIG BITE BBQ - 158.2854 5. APPETITES BARBEQUE - 643.9994 5. PEPPER PAPPY BBQ - 157.1430 5. APPETITES BARBEQUE - 166.2856 5. ROGUE CAVEMAN Q - 162.8570 5. PANDA'S GOOD CHEW BBQ - 156.0002 6. PANDA'S GOOD CHEW BBQ - 636.0004 6. BRADSHAW'S KITCHEN - 157.1424 6. NORTHWEST SMOKEHOUSE - 156.0002 6. APPETITES BARBEQUE - 159.4284 6. DA FAT BOYZ BBQ - 154.2854 7. DA FAT BOYZ BBQ - 630.8564 7. PANDA'S GOOD CHEW BBQ - 155.4286 7. BRADSHAW'S KITCHEN - 155.9998 7. PANDA'S GOOD CHEW BBQ - 156.5714 7. APPETITES BARBEQUE - 151.9998 8. NORTHWEST SMOKEHOUSE - 622.8574 8. ELKHORN BBQ - 150.2860 8. PEPPER PAPPY BBQ - 155.9998 8. DA FAT BOYZ BBQ - 152.5712 8. ELKHORN BBQ - 149.1426 9. ELKHORN BBQ - 594.2854 9. DA FAT BOYZ BBQ - 150.2854 9. ELKHORN BBQ - 148.5712 9. ELKHORN BBQ - 146.2856 9. NORTHWEST SMOKEHOUSE - 140.0000 ol Blues NOW FEATURING Back to Scho Buyuy AnyAny OneOne agel Northwest Made Mushroom Products B erry B For Supporting Natural Immunity Regular Menu Item & Get One Immune Support My Community Capsules Increased Vitality Reishi Capsules

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CIDER traditional cider apples — bit- You could always APPLES when they don’t brown.” tersweet fruit that isn’t very drink you apple a day Continued from Page C1 tasty raw — from Normandy in various ways. From Continued from Page C1 Meat dishes and Brittany in France. left, glasses of hard Back to the idea of heat- ending Aug. 5, more than a “A lot of the same things a apple cider, apple California cabernets of the tolerant fruit. But here the 50 percent increase over the winemaker would be looking beer, and apple wine. apple world,”she says. apple you choose will depend same period a year before. for in their grapes we’re look- Hard cider is making Flowery Galas and honey- on the characteristics of the More sales means more ing for in cider apples. We’re a comeback and sweet Fujis have a perfect meat you’re cooking. Pork looking for certain balance of and duck both do well with products. Anheuser-Busch increased sales make medium firmness for cakes has a cider out, Michelob tannin and acidity and Brix and muffins, Traverso says, slightly sweet apples that (sugar levels) and the cider it a rapidly growing also have good acid. “You Ultra Light Cider. And Boston niche. allowing them to blend into Beer Co., makers of Samuel apples really lend a lot of those softer baked goods better could go with any of the Adams,this spring introduced characteristics,”he said. “The than denser apples, which cooking apples,” Lyons says, three varieties of Angry end result is just a cider of are more suited to pies. but sweet, crisp Golden Deli- Orchard cider —Crisp, which really uncommon complexi- And while the price tag cious, tarter Jonagold, or the is a little sweeter, Apple Gin- ty.” might make you think twice big, exuberant Pink Lady ger, and Traditional Dry, a The attention to detail about using heirlooms for work particularly well. mellow,slightly tangy drink in includes aging some of the cooking, Traverso says that’s For beef, Traverso says, a the style of an English draught ciders with wood; oak staves The Associated Press what many of these varieties very tart apple like a Granny cider. or chips are put into the tanks were actually made for. “I Smith works best. to add a subtle touch of the To get the cider right, All this marks a major ACE styles range from dry would specifically cook with vanilla and baking spices that Snacking Angry Orchard cider maker change in the market. As to slightly sweeter, with one, a lot of the heirlooms,” she come with oak aging. David Sipes and his team trav- recently as 10 to 15 years ago, the Joker, in a sparkling style says. “Their flavor blooms Red Delicious and its yel- And just like wine, cider eled around the world study- American consumers were that House compares to when they’re heated.” low namesake, Golden Deli- pairs well with food, says ing cider making and sourcing lucky to find one or two lack- Champagne. For fall, the com- Of those, Ashmead’s Ker- cious, are the classic snack- Sipes, who compares the Tra- apples, getting their fruit from luster national brands. These pany is introducing ACE nel is a tart, juicy apple that ing apples with a mild flavor ditional Dry cider to a sauvi- Europe, including Northern days they can choose between Pumpkin, which has a dash of gets sweeter with heat. The and thin skin. But when you gnon blanc or unoaked Italy. “We found just some numerous premium options, cinnamon, ginger and other rough-skinned Roxbury want a great big apply apple, chardonnay.“We’re finding so fantastic apple varieties really with some bars even offering spices that go into pumpkin Russet is way too sour to eat Traverso says, sink your many opportunities for pair- well-suited for cider produc- it on tap. pie. raw, she says, but shines teeth into Honey Crisp, one ing with foods.” tion,” he says. They also use House, a native of England, Cider’s not the only adult when cooked. of the juiciest, crunchiest apples around. Tangy sweet where hard cider has a long beverage that can be made Applesauce and puree tradition (in fact, it’s known from apples. Distilling fer- Jonagolds — which mix the there as cider, anything else is mented apple juice creates a For sauces and other tartness of Jonathan and the just apple juice), started out in liquor that ranges from the purees, go to the opposite gentle flavor of the Golden the United States 25 years ago classic French calvados to end of the spectrum. The Delicious — offer layers of selling Blackthorn Cider and applejack, an American ver- spicy, supple McIntosh will flavor. also sold British and Belgian sion that can be made through melt like ice cream when Braeburns and Galas give beers. In 1994 he decided to distillation or by concentra- baked, but creates a smooth, good crunch with delicate form his own company, start- tion via freezing. Apple wine flavorful applesauce. The aromas, Lyons says, and a ing in Sonoma County. is another fermented product, soft, tangy Jonathan and the nice balance of sweetness Cider is made by pressing but it is still, not sparkling, sweet, crisp Empire will also and acid. For nature’s equiv- apples for the juice — House and generally has a higher deliver a flavorful puree. The alent of a candy bar, grab a uses dessert apples — adding alcohol level than cider. Cox’s Orange Pippin, Tra- Fuji. “If you like sweets, the yeast, then allowing the juice One company is even com- verso says, is a wonderful Fuji is the best,”says Lyons. juicy heirloom for sauce. to ferment. As with wine, the bining its apple beverages. All-purpose yeast consumes the sugar in Among the half dozen cider Apples also pair beautiful- the juice and turns it into varieties made by Dugspur, ly with vegetables such as The Golden Delicious may alcohol. But not a lot of alco- Va.-based Foggy Ridge Cider is parsnips, carrots, cauliflower be the original all-purpose The Associated Press hol. Hard cider can range from Pippin Gold, a blend of hard and sweet potatoes, adding apple. With a firm texture Instead of a traditional pudding technique, this recipe for caramelized 4 percent to 12 percent alco- cider and apple brandy. complexity and acid to deli- that holds up to baking and a apple ginger rice pudding calls for a method commonly used for risotto. hol, but generally comes in at Whereas most ciders are con- cate purees that make an mild flavor and sweetness, it around 5 percent or 6 percent, sumed as one would a beer, inventive alternative to does well in pies and tarts, as PUDDING repeat with the stirring and comparable to the strength of Pippin Gold is considered more mashed potatoes. well as alongside your peanut cooking until almost entirely beer, but with a fruitier taste. of a dessert cider or aperitif. butter. Ashmead’s Kernel, a Continued from Page C1 absorbed. Repeat with the Salads great baking apple, also has a remaining milk, 1 cup at a Red Delicious, the classic juiciness that earns its popu- 4 cups milk, divided time, or until the rice is apple-for-the-teacher, has a larity with cider makers and In a medium saucepan cooked through and the mix- yielding texture and balanced a mild acidity that makes it wonderful to bite into. over medium-high, melt the ture is creamy. sweetness that makes it a per- fect salad apple, says Rebecca “When it’s ripe and fresh butter. Add the apples and Serve warm and, if Lyons, international market- to me it tastes like Cham- cinnamon and saute until desired, topped with browned and caramelized, ing director for the Washing- pagne with honey stirred in,” whipped cream or ice cream. about 7 minutes. ton State Apple Commission. Traverso says. Nutrition information per Add the rice and stir to For something that will stay Honey Crisp, with its big, coat. Add the salt, sugar,gin- serving: 330 calories; 70 bright white longer, says Tra- juicy bite, makes a great ger and 1 cup of the milk. calories from fat (21 percent verso, go for an Empire or a snack and a fabulous cider. Lower the heat to medium of total calories); 8 g fat (4.5 g Courtland, with its thin skin Its firm texture also gives it and cook, stirring frequently, saturated; 0 g trans fats); 25 and mild taste. integrity in a pie. Though until almost all of the milk mg cholesterol; 60 g carbohy- “Any apple with a decent they’re great for cooking, has been absorbed. Add drate; 4 g fiber; 27 g sugar; 9 g sweet-tart balance will be they can also be expensive, another cup of milk and protein; 170 mg sodium. good in a salad,” Traverso making them best for enjoy- says,“but they look beautiful ing raw.

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He was $500 dep. 541-756-5761, please Bulletin Board miliar partner in order to pursue West leads the heart five: three, jack, tempted to take the club finesse at leave message. a mutual interest, you’ll enjoy but for everybody else involved king. On another subject, if you had trick two. If it had won, he would have every minute of it. as well. collected overtricks. But SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) he paused to ask what — Your chances for success will — You should take advantage of would happen if that be greatly enhanced if you truly a social invitation that gives you finesse lost. East would enjoy what you are doing. It will an opportunity to meet new have returned a heart be up to you, however, to make people. 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