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Jason Juno/Daily Globe THE SUN sets on a beautiful Saturday at Black River Harbor. A hot and humid week ahead is forecast, with storms also possible nearly every day. RECYCLE, REUSE, REBUILD Organizers Whitecap Mountains Resort gear up for plans $10 million resurgence Festival n Construction on ‘village’ to Ironwood begin in 2020 By RICHARD JENKINS By P.J. GLISSON [email protected] [email protected] IRONWOOD — Parts of Iron- UPSON, Wis. — The charred wood’s Depot Park are marked remains of the base lodge at off and the tent will be set up in Whitecap Mountains Resort are the coming days as Festival Iron- now in the process of being wood is once again here. demolished after a Jan. 18 chim- P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe The 26th annual festival kicks ney fire destroyed the building OFFICIALS AT Whitecap Mountains Resort in Upson, Wis., engage in a Saturday discussion off Wednesdays, with many of in Upson, Wis. regarding progress made in the demolition of their base lodge, which was lost to a Jan. 18 fire. the Depot Park activities running David Dziuban, who man- From left are Don Odell, director of mountain operations, and resort manager David Dziuban. through Saturday. ages the 400-acre resort, said So far, Dziuban said 50% of the burned structure has been deconstructed. The men said the pile “It’s going to be a wonderful Saturday that his own staff so of rubble to the left will be used during reconstruction that will begin next year. Steel beams celebration of summer, every- far has deconstructed about 50 that originally were used for structural purposes in the lost lodge also will be repurposed as thing that’s worked for us in the percent of the ruined structure. decorative elements within the anticipated new lodge. past we’ve kept, … ” said Festival Dziuban said they are Ironwood co-chair Keith Johnson employing a deliberative According to the manager, it struction in relation to issues weeks ago,” he said, adding told the Daily Globe. approach “to limit as much as was necessary to wait for clear- such as wetlands or erosion, they now are continuing to The four-day event will feature possible what goes to landfills.” ance from the state’s Depart- etc. many of the crowd favorites; He added that the goal is to ment of Natural Resources, “We just finally got the go- including live music, food, 50-50 repurpose when possible. which monitors any major con- ahead from the DNR three WHITECAP — page 12 raffles, watermelon-eating con- test and pool tournament. “The things that have worked for us, we don’t change,” Johnson said. “The wonderful grilled Documentary shows roots of ‘flower power’ chicken, the bean bag toss, the By TOM LAVENTURE [email protected] volleyball tournament, the car show, the craft show, the duck IRONWOOD — Patrons said pick.” the topic of a music documen- Along with returning events, tary drew them to the Historic Johnson said this year’s festival Ironwood Theatre on Friday, but will feature at least one new musi- to have the filmmaker present with a touring recording artist was something special. Filmmaker Neil Norman, FESTIVAL — page 5 who was present to introduce the film, “The Seeds: Pushin’ Too Hard,” said the Minneapolis screening had sold out but that Perch Lake he was still honored to speak to the small crowd here who he Road work called the “V.I.P’s of Ironwood.” The documentary project about the 60s band The Seeds took six starts today years to complete in 2013, he Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe IRONWOOD — Ottawa said. THE RICHRATH’S Project 3:13 performs Friday evening at the Historic Ironwood Theatre, follow- National Forest staff announced “I love making documen- ing a screening of the rockumentary film, “The Seeds: Pushin’ Too Hard.” From left, Scott Weber, that work to replace several cul- taries as a way to introduce this keyboardist, Michael Jahnz, lead singer and Doug Janssen, lead guitarist. The band is on the same verts on Forest Road 2130, Perch time to a new audience,” Nor- GNP Crescendo label as were The Seeds in the 1960s. Lake Road, begins today. man said. “That is my mission Workers will replace four cul- and I love doing that.” them, he said. They had tremen- ly and fell apart with great diffi- and Capital, he said. Gene Nor- verts along the southern 5.5 As a child of the music busi- dous success with the early culty, he said. What makes the man found them playing at a miles of the road, according to ness Norman said he met the songs that had been perfected story an interesting movie is that bowling alley and, within two the project announcement, with band through his father, Gene through the live performances, it’s “a human story, a music busi- years, the band was on television work expected to be completed Norman, founder of GNP along with the trend-setting long ness story, a rock and roll story, and headlining the Hollywood Tuesday. Crescendo Records. The band hair and costumes. a funny and crazy story,” he Bowl, he said. The road is expected to had perfected their “Flower “The original band formed as said.” The band’s lead singer, remain open during the work, Power,” psychedelia sound in Volcano, a genius combination,” The band had already been but drivers may experience dis- California’s small club scene Norman said. turned down by three major ruptions during the project. when Gene Norman signed The band burned very bright- record labels, Electra, Columbia —Richard Jenkins HIT — page 5 TODAY INDEX Scattered t-storms — Details, page 2 Classifieds . . . . .10-11 75 cents

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SUPERIOR HEARING AID CENTER where the law may permit Trump took office on a Another Chicago 234 E. Aurora St., Ironwood, MI • 800-468-9192 the government to do cer- pledge to deport millions church run by vocal immi- tain things but that doesn’t living in the country illegal- grant rights advocates FREE Screening • FREE Ear Scan • FREE Hearing Aid Cleaning necessarily make it right,” ly. While such enforcement reported a big drop in said the Rev. John Celi- operations have been rou- attendance, however. chowski of St. Clare de tine since 2003, Trump’s Nearly all congregants Leave the US, Trump tells Montefalco Parish in publicizing its start, and at Adalberto United Chicago, where the nearly the politics surrounding it, Methodist are living in the liberal congresswomen of color 1,000-member congrega- are unusual. Trump first country illegally, and the tion is 90 percent Hispanic announced the sweeps last Rev. Emma Lozano WASHINGTON t a i n l y inserted himself and mostly immigrant. month then delayed to give attributed the large num- (AP) – Starkly referring further into a rift While federal immigra- lawmakers a chance to ber of no-shows to fear. She injecting race into to Ocasio- between Pelosi tion officials were mum on address the southern bor- said street vendors who sell his criticism of lib- C o r t e z and Ocasio- details, agents had been der. food outside the church eral Democrats, and her Cortez, just two expected to start a coordi- With Sunday as the also were absent. She invit- President Donald H o u s e days after he nated action Sunday target- anticipated start, churches ed the Rev. Jesse Jackson to Trump said Sun- allies in offered an unso- ing roughly 2,000 people, have been trying to strate- speak to attendees and day that four con- w h a t ’ s licited defense of including families, with gize a response. hosted a workshop for gresswomen of b e c o m e the Democratic final deportation orders in Cardinal Blase Cupich, immigrants, declaring it a color should go known as speaker. Pelosi has 10 major cities, including the archbishop of Chicago, “day of faith and resis- back to the “bro- “ t h e been seeking to Chicago, Los Angeles, New wrote a letter to Archdio- tance.” ken and crime Ilhan s q u a d . ” Alexandria minimize Ocasio- York and Miami. cese priests this month say- But that didn’t stop Omar Ocasio-Cortez infested” countries The oth- Cortez’s influence Activists and city offi- ing, “Threats of broad Doris Aguirre, who is from they came from, ers are in the House cials reported some U.S. enforcement actions by ICE Honduras and has a final ignoring the fact that all of Reps. Ilhan Omar of Min- Democratic caucus in Immigration and Customs are meant to terrorize com- deportation order, from the women are American nesota, Ayanna Pressley of recent days, prompting Enforcement activity in munities.” He urged priests attending. citizens and three were Massachusetts and Rashi- Ocasio-Cortez to accuse New York and Houston a in the Archdiocese – which She said she will keep born in the U.S. His attack da Tlaib of Michigan. Only Pelosi of trying to marginal- day earlier, but it was serves over 2 million fighting her case and for drew a searing condemna- Omar, from Somalia, is for- ize women of color. unclear if it was part of the Catholics – not to let any her family, who have mixed tion from Democrats who eign-born. “She is not a racist,” same operation. The Hous- immigration officials into citizenship status. labeled the remarks racist Ocasio-Cortez swiftly Trump said of Pelosi on and breathtakingly divisive. denounced his remarks . Friday. Following a familiar “Mr. President, the country I On Sunday, Trump’s Biden campaigns as Obamacare’s top defender script, Republicans come from, & the tone turned nativist. (AP) – Joe Biden is taking an aggressive close work alongside remained largely silent country we all swear to, is “So interesting to see approach to defending Obamacare, chal- President Barack after Trump’s morning the United States,” she tweet- ‘Progressive’ Democrat lenging not just President Donald Trump Obama, who remains broadsides against the four ed, adding that “You rely on Congresswomen, who orig- but also some of his rivals for the Demo- popular among Demo- women. But the president’s a frightened America for inally came from countries cratic presidential nomination who want cratic voters. And it nativist tweets caused your plunder.” Omar also whose governments are a to replace the current insurance system could reinforce his Democrats to set aside addressed herself directly to complete and total catas- with a fully government-run model. pitch as a sensible cen- their internal rifts to rise Trump in a tweet, writing: trophe, the worst, most cor- The former vice president will spend trist promising to rise up in a united chorus “You are stoking white rupt and inept anywhere in much of the coming week talking about above between the stri- against the president. nationalism (because) you the world (if they even his approach to health care, including dent cacophony of House Speaker Nancy are angry that people like us have a functioning govern- remarks he’ll deliver on Monday in Iowa at Trump and Democrats Pelosi said Trump wants to are serving in Congress and ment at all), now loudly a presidential forum sponsored by AARP. Joe including Sens. Bernie Biden “make America white fighting against your hate- and viciously telling the His almost singular focus on the 2010 Sanders, Elizabeth again.” Rep. Alexandria filled agenda.” people of the United States, health care law has been on display recent- Warren and Kamala Ocasio-Cortez of New York, Rep. Hakeem Jeffries of the greatest and most pow- ly during campaign stops in the early vot- Harris, all single-payer advocates. after jousting for days with New York, chairman of the erful Nation on earth, how ing states. Perhaps as important, it’s an opportu- Pelosi, said Trump “can’t House Democratic Caucus, our government is to be In Iowa, he declared himself “against nity for Biden to go on offense ahead of conceive of an America that summed up the Democrat- run,” he tweeted. any Republican (and) any Democrat who the next presidential debate at the end of includes us.” ic response: “Racial arson- “Why don’t they go wants to scrap” Obamacare. Later in New July. Biden has spent the past several Trump, who has a long ist strikes again. Shut. back and help fix the total- Hampshire, he said “we should not be weeks on defense reversing his position history of making racist Your. Reckless. Mouth.” ly broken and crime infest- scrapping Obamacare, we should be build- on taxpayer funding for abortions and remarks, was almost cer- With his tweet, Trump ed places from which they ing on it,” a reference to his approach to highlighting his past work with segrega- came. Then come back and add a government insurance plan known tionist senators. Harris slammed him show us how it is done.” as the public option to existing exchanges during the first debate, blasting the seg- IIRISHRISH FFESTIVALESTIVAL He added: “These places that sell private insurance. regationist comment and criticizing his need your help badly, you Biden is hoping his positioning as Oba- opposition to federal busing orders to can’t leave fast enough. I’m macare’s chief defender could be helpful desegregate public schools during the TentJuly Opens @ Noon 18,(Rain 19or shine under& the20 Big Top) sure that Nancy Pelosi on several fronts. It’s a reminder of his same era. would be very happy to Live Irish Dancers/Music - Fri. & Sat. quickly work out free travel All your favorite Irish Spirits arrangements!” Ex-pharmacy tech gets prison for stealing, selling opioids The attacks may have CHICAGO (AP) – A for- of Chicago and Elizabeth earlier this year to one July 18 : Tribute to Elvis 6-9pm, Street Dance been meant to widen the mer pharmacy technician Cruz of Stone Park con- count of conspiracy to pos- Outdoor Karaoke 9-12pm divides within the Demo- has been sentenced to just spired to steal more than sess a controlled substance July 19 & 20 : Steve Miller Band 1-4pm crat caucus, which has over a year in prison for 56,000 pills of with intent to deliver. She been riven by internal stealing thousands of opi- Hydrocodone between was sentenced Wednesday Paddygrass 5-8pm debate over how far left to oids from a Chicago phar- 2015 and 2017. Prosecutors to one year and one day in Brothers Burn Mountain 9-midnight go in countering Trump macy and selling them for a say they sold the pills out- prison. and over whether to pro- profit. side the pharmacy and Cruz has pleaded guilty ceed with impeachment The U.S. Attorney’s received at least $10,800 in to the same charge and is proceedings against the Office in Chicago says 28- proceeds. scheduled for sentencing 14202 Tower Rd. - Manitowish Waters, WI 715-543-2340 president. year-old Jacqueline Green Green pleaded guilty Sept. 5. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY MONDAY, JULY 15, 2019 3 Pit bull goes from stray to service dog Community Briefs Library to present Mercer Public Library on RACINE, Wis. (AP) – About six July 23 at 6:30 p.m. All are years ago, Paula Slaasted’s husband author, living history invited for an evening to found Merlin, a boxer-pit bull mix, as MERCER, Wis. – Callie learn more about Dou- a stray running around the campus of Bates, author of the criti- glass, who escaped slavery USF Holland, a trucking company, cally acclaimed “Waking and spent the rest of his life near General Mitchell International Land” trilogy, will speak at advocating for justice and Airport. the Mercer Library on equal rights for all people. Slaasted’s husband sent her a pic- Wednesday at 1 p.m. to The event is free and ture of Merlin, saying: “Here’s our discuss the final book in open to the public. next dog.” The couple took the dog to her series, “The Soul of For more information, the Wisconsin Humane Society and Power,” published in June call the library at 715-476- found he was not microchipped and by Del Ray. 2366. showed no signs of abuse. The book received a A month later, he was theirs. Now, starred review in Publish- Area student the stray has found a home as a ser- ers Weekly, calling it a bril- achieves honors vice dog who also participates in the liant conclusion to “an Ruff Readers program at the Racine impressive high fantasy HANCOCK – Finlandia Public Library, a nationwide program trilogy.” In addition to the University announced its in which children read out loud to Waking Land trilogy pub- Spring 2019 semester licensed therapy dogs to overcome Associated Press lished by Del Ray, Bates is Dean’s and Honors List anxiety and develop oratorical skills. IN THIS June 19, photo, Merlin, a 7-year-old pit bull-boxer mix who was the author of several short Students. In total 114 stu- “He loves it here,” said Slaasted, a found six years ago as a stray, licks Elora Creel, 4, of Racine, at the Racine stories and essays includ- dents earned honors, Racine resident, as she stood with Public Library. Merlin is one of the dogs in the library’s Ruff Readers pro- ing “The Heart Box,” pub- including 68 who earned Merlin at the library. “It’s his favorite gram; he is a licensed service and therapy dog. lished in “Unfettered Iii: Dean’s List honors for hav- place.” New Tales By Masters Of ing a Grade Point Average Merlin, with a goofy smile and their minds about pit bulls, a much- standard of behavior for dogs in our Fantasy,” published by of 3.75 or above. ever-wagging tail, was greeted by a maligned breed that she said is communities.” Grim Oak Press. To be eligible for either practically never-ending stream of unfairly stereotyped as aggressive. When the Slaasteds are away, Mer- The public is invited for list students must have children and parents eager to meet “The breed is so misunderstood,” lin stays with one of the couple’s a short reading and discus- completed 12 or more the gentle dog on June 19. He she told The Journal Times of Racine. friends, who has two police German sion of Bates’ work, and credits and had no grade responded with a fair amount of face Not only is Merlin, now about 7, a shepherd K-9s. The dog gets along copies of her books will be below a “C.” Dean s List stu- licks. service and therapy dog, but he also with the police dogs as well, Slaasted available for sale. Light dents earned a GPA of 3.75 Slaasted said she hopes that by has been through the Canine Good said. refreshments will be pro- or above, while Honors having Merlin participate in Ruff Citizen training program, which the “He is a very popular guy, he real- vided. List students had a GPA Readers, she can help people change American Kennel Club calls the “gold ly is,” Slaasted said. 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Email calendar items and board room, Wakefield. noon, Golden Dragon. Iron County Veterans Ser- Dr. Thomas W. Herfort, DMD, is retiring! community news to Hurley School Board, Range Art Association, 1 vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, After 40 years of serving the community, [email protected]. 5:30 p.m., Hurley High School p.m., 906 Boom, Ironwood. Town Hall. 715-561-2190. For more information, call 906- library. Ironwood Carnegie American Legion Post 58, Friday, August 30 will be the last day 932-2211. Bessemer City Council, 6 Library Board, 4 p.m. 2 p.m., Iron County Memorial p.m., city hall. Hurley VFW Post 1580, 6 Building, Hurley. the office will be open. Monday, July 15 Ironwood School Board, p.m., VFW post home. Mercer Health and Well- 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright K-12 Bessemer Veterans of ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Thank you to all my patients! Gogebic-Ontonagon School board room. Foreign Wars, 6 p.m., VFW Mercer Community Center. Community Action Agency Town of Carey, 6 p.m., hall, Bessemer. Iron County Chronic ~Please call to request/transfer your records~ food commodity distribution Carey Town Hall. Mountain Biking Group, 6 Wasting Disease Committee, for seniors, GOCAA, 100 S. Watersmeet Township p.m., WinMan Trailhead. 4 p.m., Iron County Court- 204 Harrison St., Ironwood, MI • 906-932-1332 Mill St., Bessemer, from 9 School Board, 6:30 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 house, Hurley. a.m.-noon and 1-3 p.m.; Wake- media center, Watersmeet p.m., Episcopal Church of the Ironwood American field VFW, 9-9:30 a.m.; Sunset School. Transfiguration, Ironwood. Legion Auxiliary Unit 5, 6 Manor Apartments community area74.org. p.m., at the post, Ironwood Special Invitation to Veterans! room, 9:40-9:55 a.m.; Tuesday, July 16 Government Memorial Building. 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Connie opportunity to help our country live In Their Opinion She flicked that gnat off her Schultz up to its promises. shoulder, and then she and her A reporter asked her if it was a teammates on the U.S. Women’s contradiction to wear the Team USA Women not National Soccer Team went on to uniform but not sing the national win their fourth World Cup title, in anthem. “Not really,” she said. included in France. support you. “Because I feel like I’m a walking Now, she’s back home, and on “I think that we need to have a protest.” Tuesday night, she sat for an inter- reckoning with the message that She leads crowds in chants for safety research view with CNN’s Anderson Cooper. you have, and what you’re saying pay equity. She’s comfortable in her “There’s a good chance the president about Make America Great Again. I own skin, too. At Wednesday’s More women than men are licenced to drive cars is watching this interview, or will think that you’re harking back to World Cup celebration in New York in the United States and they influence 80% of car watch this interview,” Cooper said. an era that was not great for every- City, she threw her arms open wide purchasing decisions there and in Canada, too. But “What is your message to the presi- one. It might have been great for a and asked that all of us to “be bet- you’d never know that by the disturbing facts in a dent?” few people and maybe America is ter,” not hashtag #BeBest. new study that shows auto accidents are much more And that’s when 34-year-old Rapi- great for a few people right now, “Love more and hate less,” she dangerous for women than they are for men. noe gave the 73-year-old president of but it’s not great for enough Ameri- said after the city’s ticker tape Why? the United States a good talking-to cans in this world, and I think we parade. Because, as it turns out, manufacturers are not about how to be presidential. have a responsibility, each and “Listen more and talk less,” she taking women into account, despite their purchasing She turned to look straight into every one of us, you have an said. power, when they design automotive safety features. the camera of the president’s most incredible responsibility as, you “It’s our responsibility,” she said, Almost all vehicle safety tests are conducted with hated network. know, the chief of this country to “to make the world a better place.” crash test dummies modelled on a man’s anatomy, This is what one does if one take care of every single person, She ended her speech with a not a woman’s. hopes to catch the attention of Don- and you need to do better for every- swear word, which set Twitter on fire The shocking result of that exclusion, according ald Trump, because, of course, he one.” again, in a good way. to the study from the University of Virginia, are that would see her interview on CNN. Mercy. You see why he hates her. the odds of a female sustaining a serious to fatal Like a tongue on a cold sore, he just As I write this, Trump has yet to Which brings us to one more rea- injury when she is in a collision are an alarming 73% can’t stop obsessing over what pains respond to Rapinoe’s message, and son why Rapinoe is inspiring. Her higher than they are for a male. him, which is factual reporting of his we know he wants to. Megan Rapi- every public moment is a tutorial for That may sound counter-intuitive, considering presidency. noe is virtually everything Donald girls and women on how to handle that more men than women are injured and die in car In a calm and strong voice, Rapi- Trump hates in a woman. guys who try to shame or bully us. crashes each year. But the fact is, the high injury and noe laid it out for him: She is strong. This happens only with our consent, death tolls for men are mainly the result of risky driv- “I think that I would say that your She is loud, and outspoken. and on that, Megan Rapinoe’s mes- ing behaviours that result in more collisions, not a message is excluding people. You’re She swaggers and swears, and sage is clear: lack of built-in safety features designed specifically to excluding me. You’re excluding peo- wears her hair in colors dictated by Permission denied. protect them when they do crash. ple that look like me. You’re exclud- whim, not Vogue. Swear if you want to. It’s time regulatory authorities mandate that auto- ing people of color. You’re excluding, She is openly gay – and a tireless Connie Schultz can be reached by motive safety tests are designed for both men and you know, Americans that maybe champion for LGBTQ rights and email at [email protected]. women. Anything short of that should be penalized. Sadly, these latest findings are nothing new. As Today in history Caroline Criado-Perez, the author of “Invisible Women: Exposing Data Bias in a World Designed for Men,” points out, researchers at Michigan University By The Associated Press made the case for the inclusion of crash test dum- Today’s Highlight in History mies modelled on women in tests as far back as the On July 15, 1976, a 36-hour kidnap ordeal began for 26 early 1980s. schoolchildren and their bus But their advice, and the results of numerous driver as they were abducted studies conducted since then that have echoed the near Chowchilla, California, by University of Virginia results, were ignored. Why? three gunmen and imprisoned Manufacturers have been reluctant to invest the mil- in an underground cell. (The captives escaped unharmed; lions of dollars required to create anatomically cor- the kidnappers were caught.) rect female crash dummies. On this date The result? Safety tests don’t account for the dif- In 1799, French soldiers in ferences between male and female bodies, such as Egypt discovered the Rosetta Stone, which proved instru- how breasts may alter how seat belts function or how mental in deciphering ancient women generally sit closer to the steering wheel Egyptian hieroglyphs. because their arms and legs are shorter. In 1834, the Spanish Inqui- Now Carolyn Roberts, a researcher at the Univer- sition was abolished more than sity of Virginia, concludes: “We’re improving auto- 3 1/2 centuries after its cre- ation. motive safety for males at a faster rate than we’re In 1870, Georgia became improving it for females.” the last Confederate state to That’s unacceptable. Even worse is the fact that be readmitted to the Union. the auto industry is far from alone in ignoring Manitoba entered confedera- tion as the fifth Canadian women, with dire results for their safety. province. Sadly, designers of body armour and construction In 1910, the term safety equipment, such as harnesses, do the same. As “Alzheimer’s disease” was a result, women are at a higher risk of dying of every- used to describe a progressive thing from stab and gunshot wounds to falls. form of presenile dementia in the book “Clinical Psychiatry” Even NASA failed to consider the differences in by German psychiatrist Emil the bodies of its female and male astronauts when it Kraepelin, who credited the began the previous March.) pean Union as a top adversary Actress Shari Headley is 56. planned the first all-female spacewalk last March. work of his colleague, Alois In 2002, John Walker of the United States. France Actress Brigitte Nielsen is 56. That had to be scrapped when the space agency real- Alzheimer, in identifying the Lindh, an American who’d won its second World Cup title, Rock musician Jason Bonham ized it did not have a medium-sized space suit on condition. fought alongside the Taliban in beating Croatia 4-2 in the final is 53. Rock musician Phillip In 1971, President Richard Afghanistan, pleaded guilty in in Moscow. Novak Djokovic Fisher is 52. Rhythm-and- board the International Space Station for one of the Nixon delivered a televised federal court in Alexandria, Vir- captured his fourth Wimbledon blues singer Stokley (Mint female astronauts, so a man was sent instead. address in which he ginia, to two felonies in a deal title, defeating Kevin Anderson Condition) is 52. Actor-comedi- Medical researchers often ignore women, as well. announced that he had accept- sparing him life in prison. 6-2, 6-2, 7-6 (3); it was an Eddie Griffin is 51. Actor For example, women make up more than half the 35 ed an invitation to visit the Peo- In 2008, in an All-Star game Djokovic’s 13th major trophy, Stan Kirsch is 51. Actor Reggie ple’s Republic of China. that began at dusk and ended but his first in more than two Hayes is 50. Actor-screenwrit- million adults living with HIV worldwide and yet In 1983, eight people were at 1:37 a.m. the next morning, years. A wildfire that killed a er Jim Rash is 48. Rock musi- they are vastly under-represented in clinical trials killed when a suitcase bomb the American League defeated California firefighter forced the cian John Dolmayan is 47. looking for vaccines, treatments and cures. planted by Armenian extrem- the National League 4-3 in 15 closure of a key route into Actor Scott Foley is 47. Actor That’s true, too, of research into heart disease, ists exploded at the Turkish Air- innings at Yankee Stadium. Yosemite National Park. Brian Austin Green is 46. Rap- which focuses on male symptoms even though it is lines counter at Orly Airport in In 2010, after 85 days, BP Today’s Birthdays per Jim Jones is 43. Actress Paris. stopped the flow of oil from a Author Clive Cussler is 88. Diane Kruger is 43. Actress the No. 1 cause of death for women around the In 1985, a visibly gaunt blown-out well in the Gulf of Actor Patrick Wayne is 80. Lana Parrilla is 42. Rock musi- world. Rock Hudson appeared at a Mexico using a 75-ton cap low- Rhythm-and-blues singer Millie cian Ray Toro (My Chemical Even the lab rats used in clinical drug trials are news conference with actress ered onto the wellhead earlier Jackson is 75. Rock singer- Romance) is 42. Actress Laura more likely to be male because female ones are con- Doris Day (it was later revealed in the week. musician Peter Lewis (Moby Benanti is 40. Actor Travis Fim- Hudson was suffering from Ten years ago: A Russian- Grape) is 74. Singer Linda mel is 40. Actor Taylor Kinney sidered more complicated because of their fluctuat- AIDS). made Iranian jetliner carrying Ronstadt is 73. Rock musician is 38. Rhythm-and-blues ing hormone levels. In 1996, MSNBC, a 24-hour 168 people crashed after tak- Artimus Pyle is 71. Arianna singer Kia Thornton (Divine) is Women should not be dying in 2019 because they all-news network, made its ing off from Tehran, killing Huffington, co-founder of The 38. Actor-singer Tristan “Mack” are, as Criado-Perez argues, invisible. The study on debut on cable and the Inter- everyone aboard. After more Huffington Post, is 69. Actress Wilds is 30. Actress Medalion crash test dummies is a wake-up call for researchers net. than a month’s delay, space Celia Imrie is 67. Actor Terry Rahimi is 27. Actor Iain In 1997, fashion designer shuttle Endeavour and seven O’Quinn is 67. Rock singer- Armitage (TV: “Big Little Lies” and designers the world over. Gianni Versace, 50, was shot astronauts thundered into orbit musician David Pack is 67. ‘’Young Sheldon”) is 11. – Toronto Star dead outside his Miami Beach on a flight to the international Rock musician Marky Ramone Thought for Today home; suspected gunman space station. is 67. Rock musician Joe Satri- “A sure way to lose happi- Andrew Phillip Cunanan, 27, One year ago: President ani is 63. Country singer-song- ness, I found, is to want it at was found dead eight days Donald Trump arrived in Fin- writer Mac McAnally is 62. the expense of everything For reprints or lamination services, later, a suicide. (Investigators land for a summit with Russian Model Kim Alexis is 59. Actor else.” contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 believed Cunanan killed four President Vladimir Putin. Earli- Willie Aames is 59. Actor-direc- —Bette Davis, other people before Versace in er, in an interview with CBS tor Forest Whitaker is 58. American actress a cross-country spree that News, Trump named the Euro- Actress Lolita Davidovich is 58. (1908-1989)

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PUBLISHEREXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Kallas yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 Award Winning Newspaper Published daily Monday - Saturday ADVERTISING DIRECTOR (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Heidi Ofstad Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE MONDAY, JULY 15, 2019 5 Wakefield’s first ‘Coffee with Council’ draws good input By P.J. GLISSON [email protected] WAKEFIELD — A Satur- day morning “Coffee with Council” session was “very well received” in the words of one member of the Wakefield city council, which offered the opportu- nity for the first time in hopes of gaining more per- spective from local resi- dents. When asked later how he felt about the two-hour session, city council mem- P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe ber Dale White said, “Very FORMER WAKEFIELD mayor Joe DelFavero, right, addresses fellow town residents and city officials at the first “Coffee with Council” session happy!” offered by the Wakefield city council on Saturday morning. The informal chat session drew about a dozen visitors and included, from left, Former mayor Joe city manager Rob Brown, Melinda Cross, Loraine Mussatti, Susan Barrett, city council members Kay Wiita and Dale White, and DelFavero. DelFavero was the first vis- itor and seemed right at opportunity to engage infor- been empty since city offi- hall, White said, “Most of the in municipal issues. building. home after returning to mally with city officials. cials moved their offices to people we talked to today In reference to city man- Brown, who was also chat with city officials and The session, which the current municipal said it was beyond saving.” ager Rob Brown, who sug- present Saturday, told the fellow residents. included coffee and treats, building in 2014. Other issues discussed gested offering the ses- Globe that certain future DelFavero served on the was set up so that White Both buildings are on included traffic and parking sions, White said, “I think sessions might have target- council for more than four and council member Kay Sunday Lake Street, which concerns, storm sewer this is exactly what he was ed topics — for instance, in decades, retiring at the end Wiita and mayor pro tem- is the main street, but the issues, plow damage on looking for.” relation to road improve- of 2017. pore Amy Tarro could take old city hall is on the cor- curbs and sidewalks, advice The council tentatively ments, etc. “I think we ended up turns interacting with resi- ner of Hancock Street, and on selling a home, potential plans to continue offering White said he hopes with 10-12 people,” said dents. the current municipal for Eddy Park options for the sessions on the second that Saturday’s attendees White, who added that According to White, one building is on the corner of persons with disabilities, Saturday of each month will encourage other resi- many of them said they topic was the future of the Maria Lane. and musing about how to from 9-11 a.m. in the coun- dents to attend future ses- were pleased to have the old city hall, which has Regarding the old city get younger folks involved cil room of the municipal sions.

HIT orchestration within sim- important,” Norman said. cian who once recorded enjoyable, he said. at the invitation of Norman ple melodies, he said. That “They were famous; they with Saxon and toured Zona Wick, the theatre’s to perform following the sound was perfected over originated a lot of ideas; with Flock of Seagulls. The board president, said sum- screening. The band is on From page 1 time in the clubs. The band they were one of the first to interaction with the public mer crowds are always a the GNP Crescendo label Richard Marsh, who later was among the first to use have really long hair, and and hearing the comments risk with people out at the and will perform at the changed his name to Sky a keyboard bass, which cre- they had killer intensity.” and questions is invalu- lakes but events like this Kewaunee County Fair at 7 Saxon. A Utah native, he ated a new sound. Bands like The able and serves as an impe- are important, she said. p.m. on July 13 in Luxem- was on his way to becom- The later albums lacked Ramones and Iggy Pop tus for future projects, he The film and music res- bourg, Wis. ing a minister when he left the intensity and part of who helped to found the said. onates with the Baby Boom “We came to perform for Los Angeles to chase a that was due to fame and punk movement in the The next project could generation in the area, the some acoustic music to music career and joined fortune, Norman said. The 1970s credited the intensi- be a television series or fea- people who love the ‘60s show the people what the the founding members of band fought the objective ty and simplicity of The ture film that is set in his music, she said. label is all about,” Jahnz The Seeds, including Jan voice of the producer and Seeds as an influence. father’s nightclub on the “I think many people said. “I happened to be one Savage wanted more control of the Saxon continued perform- Sunset Strip in the 1950s. will remember ‘Pushin’ Too of the artists who recorded Saxon was a very charis- process. Saxon even self- ing and had just recorded a Gene Norman, who gradu- Hard,’ I know I recognized with the label back in matic man, even at age 70, produced his later albums. song with The Smashing ated from the University of it,” she said. 1992, and now we’re cur- Norman said. He was also “It’s always better to Pumpkins when he died Wisconsin in 1940, went Bruce Greenhill, opera- rently putting out a new a talented artist in the have that role with some- from an infection in 2009. on to become a radio per- tions manager of the His- record this coming year. music studio and he also one who is objective,” Nor- The success of the docu- sonality in Los Angeles and toric Ironwood Theatre, So, we’re working on new conceptualized the band’s man said. “Bands need to mentary has inspired the was friends with all the big said the screening and per- material and we’re doing album art. find producer they can surviving members of The stars, he said. formance was exciting. some of the old R.E.O. “He had millions of trust.” Seeds to reunite for a Dusty Boggs, Ironwood, “A lot of our patrons (Speedwagon) stuff.” ideas,” Norman said. “They The other factors in the reunion tour, Norman said. said he was in junior high came to this theater back in Jahnz performed with were experimental and demise of The Seeds was He and the band just in 1967 and remembers the the day when this was hap- the Gary Richrath band they tried to stay cutting that the psychedelic era returned from a successful music of that time very well pening so it’s exciting to until the founding member edge.” evolved into Pink Floyd performance and screening including The Seeds. have it here,” he said. and former REO Speedwag- Saxon, not unlike other and the hard rock era led in England, he said. “They weren’t a big Michael Jahnz of the on member died in 2015. performers, let his fame go by Led Zeppelin also ush- Traveling with the film name but I remember band, Richrath’s Project Jahnz formed the new band to his head. The Seeds early ered in the 1970s, he said. is much like being a musi- them,” Boggs said. 3:13, was present with gui- to perform Richrath’s music is remembered as “Part of my mission is I cian on the road, said Nor- The references to Star tarist Doug Janssen, and music including material showing sophisticated want to say these guys were man, who was also a musi- Trek in the movie were also Scott Weber, keyboardist, the two wrote together. MONDAY EVENING JULY 15, 2019 Little Finland 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 Penn & Teller: Fool Us Whose Line Whose Line Page Six TV The Gold- The Gold- Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Engagement # CW KDLH (N) ’ (TVPG) (CC) Is It? Is It? 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Pesola, 87, of WAPAKONETA, Ohio (AP) – New statues of Anoka, was born in Ironwood, Mich. on May 14, astronaut Neil Armstrong 1932 and graduated from Michigan Tech with a were unveiled and an edu- degree in electrical engineering. cation center was dedicat- He was a longtime employee of Honeywell in the ed in his name on Sunday Twin Cities in the Aerospace Division. as his Ohio hometown con- Raymond is survived by his wife of 64 years, tinued celebrating its Carol, children, Scott, Sherry (John) DeOtis and native son’s history-making Troy (Lori), 11 grandchildren, 19 great-grandchil- moon mission 50 years ago dren, sister, Evelyn Kivi, nieces and nephews. this month. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, July 16 at Republican Gov. Mike 11 a.m. at Mt. Olive Lutheran Church, 700 Western DeWine and other officials gathered at the Armstrong Street, Anoka, Minnesota. Interment will be at Forest Air and Space Museum in Hill Cemetery, Anoka. Visitation will be held one Wapakoneta for the unveil- hour prior to services at the church. ing Sunday of a bronze life- Funeral arrangements are being handled by sized statue of Armstrong Thurston-Lindberg Funeral Home, Anoka, Minneso- as a test pilot. Another stat- ta 763-421-0220. ue of him outside the museum as a boy sitting on a bench while holding a Sharon E. (Johnson) Rickard model airplane also was unveiled Sunday. WAKEFIELD, Mich. – Sharon E. (Johnson) There was also a ribbon- Rickard, 76, of Wakefield, formerly of Eagle River, cutting to dedicate the Wis., and Stevens Point, Wis., passed away Saturday, Associated Press Armstrong STEM Inspira- July 13, 2019. tion Center at the museum. OHIO GOV. Mike DeWine gives remarks after sculpture is revealed during the ded- ication ceremony at the Armstrong Air and Space Museum in Wapakoneta, Ohio, Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to Jer- That center is intended to ald Rocco, owner and manager of Lakeside Memori- promote science, technolo- Sunday. al Chapel Inc., in Wakefield, who will release a com- gy, engineering and math were not only about honor- spark something special in dream, and those dreams learning. ing the past, but also about them when they come in carry them throughout plete obituary notice later. The governor told those looking to the future. here.” their entire lives.” gathered at the museum He said the hope and One of Armstrong’s Armstrong stepped on Remains found in that they were there to belief is that the new edu- sons, Mark Armstrong, also the moon’s surface on July honor a courageous cation center “will inspire talked of the importance of 20, 1969. A celebration of Ohioan “who inspired us young people, maybe inspiring young people. the moon landing which Oregon believed to 50 years ago and a man future Neil Armstrongs, “You’re just looking to had already begun contin- who continues to really young people who have an make one connection with ues through July 21 in the be actor Charles Levin inspire us today.” interest in science and someone, a little boy or a western Ohio city of about DeWine said the events math, and maybe that will little girl that starts to 10,000. SELMA, Ore. (AP) – troopers Remains found in a remote f o u n d area of Oregon are believed t h e Calls for investigations after power restored in Manhattan to be of missing actor remains NEW YORK (AP) – A Charles Levin, who played o f Manhattan power outage numerous roles on televi- L e v i n’ s that temporarily turned off sion comedies such as d o g . the bright lights of the big “Seinfeld” and “Night C r e w s city only lasted for a few Court.” s e a r c h - hours, but left plenty of lin- Levin, 70, was reported ing steep gering questions and calls missing from Grants Pass a n d on July 8 by his son after Charles r u g g e d for investigations on Sun- Levin day. he hadn’t heard from his t e r r a i n Con Ed President Tim father for several days, The f o u n d Cawley insisted the Satur- Oregonian/OregonLive the human remains. day night blackout that reported. There is a “high proba- darkened more than 40 He owned an orange bility” the remains are blocks of Manhattan 2012 Fiat and was “almost those of Levin, The Grants including Times Square always in the company of Pass Department of Public wasn’t due to high demand his fawn-colored pug dog, Safety said Sunday. The on the electrical grid, but Boo Boo Bear,” Grants Pass medical examiner will said it would take some public safety said in a news make the final identifica- time to determine what release last week seeking tion. exactly did happen. information about Levin’s Levin’s TV credits whereabouts. include “Alice,” ‘’Hill Street “We think the grid is Associated Press sound,” Cawley said Sun- On Friday, search and Blues,” ‘’Doogie Howser, SCREENS IN Times Square are black during a widespread power outage, Saturday, rescue crews narrowed M.D.,” ‘’Night Court” and day, adding, “If there are in the Manhattan borough of New York. Authorities say a transformer fire caused a lessons we can apply, we down a search area based “Seinfeld.” Levin also had power outage in Manhattan and left businesses without electricity, elevators stuck on an emergency cellphone roles in movies, including will.” and subway cars stalled. He said the system was ping. A resident located “The Golden Child,” ‘’An- prepared to deal with high marquees darkened just city’s power grid. but said it underscores a Levin’s car in a remote and nie Hall” and “This is demand, like that expected before evening perfor- He added that “this type need throughout the coun- almost impassable road Spinal Tap.” this coming week as tem- mances were set to begin. of massive blackout is try to invest more in infras- Saturday. Inside the car, peratures rise. Most Broadway musicals entirely preventable with tructure. Officials definitively and plays canceled their the right investments in “We have a lot of net- ruled out either cyber- or Saturday evening shows, our grid,” encouraging a works that have aging Barry’s flood threat physical acts of terrorism though some cast mem- thorough investigation that infrastructure and anti- of any kind. bers staged impromptu could shed light on wider quated systems,” he said. lingers as storm slowly Thousands of people performances in the electricity issues that could “We have to build higher crowded the streets Satur- street. have national impact. levels of resiliency.” sweeps inland day evening, using their U.S. Sen. Charles Gregory Reed, a profes- New York Gov. Andrew cellphones as flashlights Schumer said Sunday the sor of electric power engi- Cuomo and New York City NEW ORLEANS (AP) – inches, with isolated pock- while they tried to stay cool Department of Energy’s neering at the University of Mayor Bill de Blasio both Tropical Depression Barry ets of 15 inches. amid the humid July Office of Electricity should Pittsburgh who once said they would be direct- dumped rain as it slowly “This rainfall is expect- evening, where tempera- investigate the work being worked at Con Ed, said the ing agencies under their swept inland through Gulf ed to lead to dangerous, tures hit the low 80s. done by Con Edison to utility had done a good job control to look into what Coast states Sunday, spar- life-threatening flooding,” In the theater district, maintain and upgrade the in restoring power quickly, happened. ing New Orleans from a forecasters wrote in an direct hit but stoking fears advisory Sunday. American Airlines extends Boeing plane flight cancellations elsewhere of flooding, tor- In Mississippi, forecast- WASHINGTON (AP) – said it “remains confident” United has 14 Max jets training elements Boeing is nadoes, and prolonged ers said 8 inches of rain American Airlines said that the Boeing plane will while American has 24 of developing in coordination power outages. had fallen in parts of Jasper Sunday that it will keep the be recertified this year. But them. Southwest Airlines, with our union partners, Though the system was and Jones counties, with Boeing 737 Max plane off some airline executives are which has 34 Max jets – will lead to recertification downgraded to a tropical several more inches possi- its schedule until Nov. 3, growing doubtful about more than any other carri- of the aircraft this year,” depression Sunday after- ble. With torrential rain which is two months that timetable. er – is canceling about 150 the airline said. noon and its winds were pounding the state’s Inter- longer than it had planned. United Airlines flights per day. In its previous steadily weakening since it state 59 corridor, only the In a statement, Ameri- announced Friday that it The plane was ground- announcement of further made landfall Saturday in headlights of oncoming can said the action will was extending its cancella- ed in March following two flight cancellations last Louisiana, Barry’s rain cars were visible on the result in the cancellation of tions until Nov. 3, a month deadly crashes. month, American Airlines bands created a flooding highway, and water flowed about 115 flights per day. It longer than it had planned. The announcement had said it had expected and tornado threat stretch- like a creek in the medi- Sunday marked the fifth the recertification to be ing from central Louisiana an. time that American Airlines accomplished “soon.” to eastern Mississippi and Barry’s center contin- has pushed back the In a recent interview beyond. Several parishes ued to move through expected time that the Max with The Associated Press, or counties in both states northern Louisiana into would resume flying. Ed Bastian, CEO of Delta were under flash flood Arkansas. The system, “American Airlines Airlines, said, “I expect it’s warnings. which had briefly become remains confident that going to take longer than Far from the storm’s a Category 1 hurricane, impending software people expect” before the center, tornado warnings had its maximum winds updates to the Boeing 737 Max is certified to fly were issued Sunday morn- fall to 35 mph. Max, along with the new again. ing in both states, though New Orleans Mayor no serious damage or LaToya Cantrell said Sun- injuries were reported. day the city was “beyond 2013 Kia Sorento AWD President Donald lucky” that rainfall there Trump asked people across fell well short of early pre- 4DR, automatic, loaded, 121,000 miles, the region to keep their dictions of a deluge that Excellent shape. guard up, saying on Twitter could overwhelm the city’s Sunday: “A big risk of pumping systems. $ major flooding in large “We were spared,” she 9,999 parts of Louisiana and all said at a news conference, across the Gulf Coast. while noting the city was Please be very careful!” ready to help nearby Forecasters warned of a parishes hit harder. continued threat of heavy In a sign that the city rains into Monday as the was returning to normal, center of the storm trudged flights were resuming Sun- inland. The U.S. National day at its airport. Restau- Hurricane Center said Sun- rants reopened, and people Cloverland Motors day parts of south-central were retrieving their cars 300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood, MI 49938 Louisiana could still have from medians and other 906-932-1202 www.cloverlandmotorsports.com rainfall totals of up to 12 high ground. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS MONDAY, JULY 15, 2019 7 Beede's pitching, hitting lead Giants past Brewers 8-3

MILWAUKEE (AP) – in 6 2/3 innings. He struck After having 11 days off out seven and didn't walk a between starts, Tyler Beede batter. had to shake off some rust Brandon Belt hit a solo in the first inning before he homer with one out in the quickly took control on the fifth, his 11th of the sea- mound. son, off Milwaukee starter He looked sharp at the Jhoulys Chacin to put the plate, too, in leading the Giants in front 2-1. San Francisco Giants to an Yelich's solo shot in the 8-3 win over the Milwau- sixth, his 32nd, pulled the kee Brewers on Sunday. Brewers even before Beede pitched effective- Beede's run-scoring single ly into the seventh inning, in the seventh put the had two hits and drove in Giants in front to stay. the go-ahead run as San "The plan was to bunt Francisco took two out of the whole time," Beede three in the series. said. "Then they gave me "Hitting, bunting, hold- the swing away sign." ing runners, fielding your San Francisco sent 11 position. Those kinds of batters to the plate in the things allow a starting inning and tacked on five pitcher to go deeper into a more runs after Beede's hit ball game in the National to break it open against League," Beede said. Milwaukee relievers Beede faced seven bat- Corbin Burnes and Matt ters in the first but held the Albers. Brewers to one run. He "We're getting the guys retired nine of the 10 bat- in the counts we want to. ters he faced over the next We're just not putting them three innings before sur- away," Burnes said. Associated Press rendering a home run to Burnes (1-5) gave up SERBIA'S NOVAK Djokovic celebrates defeating Switzerland's Roger Federer in the men's singles final match of Christian Yelich leading off four hits and four runs the Wimbledon Tennis Championships in London, Sunday. the sixth. without retiring a batter. "He clutched up in a "We have to address huge way," Giants manager things with Corbin," Mil- Bruce Bochy said. "You waukee manager Craig Djokovic tops Federer in historic look at the bullpen usage. Counsell said. "He's just We had some guys who not doing well enough needed a break. He was right now." final for 5th at Wimbledon going to be out there, even Chacin, the Brewers if things weren't going that opening-day starter, hasn't WIMBLEDON, England (AP) – it is what it is, you know?" meetings and holds a 26-22 advan- well. We needed length. won since April 30. He For nearly five tight, tense and terrif- Federer and Djokovic pushed each tage overall head-to-head, including And he helped himself. He gave up two runs and four ic hours, Novak Djokovic and Roger other to the limit in what became as 10-6 at Grand Slam tournaments and really did a great job." hits in five innings.. Federer traded the lead, playing on much a test of focus and stamina as it 3-1 at Wimbledon. It has been an emotion- TRAINER'S ROOM and on and on until an unprecedent- was about skill. It is the longest final By the reverberating sound of al ride for Beede over the Brewers: C Yasmani ed fifth-set tiebreaker was required to in the history of a tournament that things around the old arena Sunday, past two weeks. The rookie Grandal remained in the settle their memorable Wimbledon dates to the 1870s, eclipsing by nine a vast majority of the spectators were pitcher notched his second game after being struck on final. minutes Nadal's five-set win over Fed- pulling for the popular Federer. Made career win on July 2, hold- the left foot by a pitch from In the end, it was Djokovic who erer in 2008. it seem as though he might be British, ing the San Diego Padres to Beede. emerged victorious, coming back to Like that one, this is destined to be not Swiss. four hits and one earned SOMBER ANNIVER- edge Federer 7-6 (5), 1-6, 7-6 (4), 4-6, discussed for years. While one person cried out, "We run over seven innings. SARY 13-12 (3) and become the first man in "I'll try to forget," joked Federer, love you both!" – a fitting sentiment, The start came just three A moment of silence 71 years to take home the trophy who is less than a month shy of his given the high quality and unceasing days after his stepfather, was held before the game from the All England Club after need- 38th birthday and would have been shifts in momentum – the "Come on, Andrew Rivers III, died for three ironworkers who ing to erase championship points. the oldest man to win a Grand Slam Roger!" count far outnumbered the from cancer in Mas- were killed when a 567- "Unfortunately in these kinds of title in the professional era. shouts for his Serbian foe. sachusetts at the age of 52. foot-tall crane known as matches, one of the players has to "It was a great match. It was long. Yes, they roared for Federer's ace Rivers had been married to "Big Blue" toppled over on lose," Djokovic said. "It's quite unre- It had everything. I had my chances. on the very first point and when he Beede's mother, Cheryl, for July 14, 1999, during the al." So did he. I thought we played some sent the final to a fifth set. They even 20 years. construction of Miller After facing two match points at 8- great tennis. In a way, I'm very happy applauded when he kicked a ball to a The Giants temporarily Park. Jeff Wischer, William 7 in the last set, he wound up claim- with my performance, as well," Feder- ball boy or when he brought his rack- sent Beede to the minors DeGrave and Jerome Starr ing his fifth Wimbledon title and sec- er said during the trophy ceremony. et around his back to make meaning- after his season-best start were killed in the accident. ond in a row. "But Novak, it's great. Congratula- less contact after Djokovic served a as he mourned Rivers' They are memorialized on This triumph also earned tions, man. That was crazy. Well let. passing. He spent the All- a plaque outside Miller Djokovic his 16th Grand Slam trophy done." And then there were the Star break with his family Park, which opened in overall, moving him closer to the only First, it was Federer who kept "Awwwws." So many "Awwwws" – in Massachusetts before 2001, a year later than orig- men ahead of him in tennis history: falling behind, then coming back. He pained sighs of despair accompany- reporting to Double-A inally planned. Federer owns 20, Rafael Nadal has twice trailed by a set even though he ing a missed backhand here, a dou- Richmond, where he threw UP NEXT 18. came quite close to winning the ble-fault there, by their guy. a bullpen on Thursday and Brewers: Adrian Houser "I just feel like it's such an incredi- match in three: Federer was two It wasn't until the fourth set that Friday before joining the (2-3, 4.01) will make his ble opportunity missed," said Feder- points from grabbing the opening set Federer faced so much as one break Giants in Milwaukee. sixth start of the season in er, who actually accumulated 14 on seven occasions but couldn't do it; point, no small accomplishment Beede (3-3) gave up the opener of a three-game more total points, 218-204. "I can't he was one point from seizing the against Djokovic, considered by seven hits and three runs series against Atlanta. believe it." third, but again came up short. many to be the greatest returner of He has ruled grass courts since Then, Federer was down a break his, or perhaps any, generation. Still, the early 2000s; he has won Wimble- early in the crucible of the fifth. And even though Federer did get broken don eight times dating to 2003, and then, after seemingly gaining the in that set, he won it to send this this was his record 12th appearance upper hand, standing a single point match to a fifth. in the title match. But Djokovic is from winning while serving for the What already was fun to watch now 3-0 against Federer in finals at victory at 8-7, 40-15, he faltered. became completely riveting. the place and 4-0 against him in five- He sent a forehand wide on the That's not to say the tennis was setters anywhere. first championship point, and perfect, because both men showed This one was unlike any other, Djokovic produced a cross-court fore- signs of fatigue and perhaps nerves. though. hand winner on the next. Soon Federer's mediocre approach shot That's because, while it was remi- enough, the 32-year-old Djokovic had provided Djokovic an opening for a niscent of Federer's 16-14 fifth-set vic- broken back and on they would play backhand pass that earned a break tory over Andy Roddick in the 2009 for another 45 minutes. and a 4-2 lead. Wimbledon final, that score is no "Definitely tough to have those Djokovic's double-fault in the next longer possible: The All England chances," Federer said. game helped Federer break back, and Club altered its rule this year to do In the semifinals of the 2010 and the ensuing changeover was filled away with never-ending matches and 2011 U.S. Opens, Djokovic erased with a fugue of fans' voices chanting institute a tiebreaker at 12-all in a two match points each time before the first names of both. deciding set. coming back to win. As the newfangled tiebreaker car- At one point during the final set Looking at the bigger picture, ried the last set alone past the two- Sunday, Djokovic asked chair umpire there's also this takeaway from Sun- hour mark, it was Djokovic who was Damian Steiner whether the change day: Nadal's status as Federer's prin- better. When Federer shanked a fore- called for the tiebreaker at 10-10. cipal nemesis has been well-docu- hand off his racket frame, it was over, Later, when Djokovic held for an 11- mented and much-examined over the allowing Djokovic to renew his per- Associated Press 10 lead, it was Steiner who got con- years – which is a small part of why sonal tradition of plucking some MILWAUKEE BREWERS' Christian Yelich is congratu- fused, beginning to call out the score Friday's semifinal victory for Federer blades of Centre Court grass and lated after hitting a home run during the sixth inning as 11-9, before catching himself. was fraught with meaning. But it's chewing on them. against the San Francisco Giants Sunday, in Milwau- "I respect whatever the rule is," now high time to discuss Djokovic's "Constant pressure," Djokovic kee. Federer said when asked what he edge over Federer. said. "I had to fight and find my game thinks of the altered setup. "So really, Djokovic has won their past five to stay in the match." Tony Romo successfully NFL opens football academy in London defends celebrity golf title LONDON (AP) – For er," Starodoubtsev said, tunities to play the Ameri- the sport – by identifying STATELINE, Nev. (AP) Romo became the the past three years, the awe-struck and struggling can game are difficult to and cultivating young – Tony Romo completed a fourth player in tourna- only way Sergei Staro- to find his words as Smith- find. British talent. wire-to-wire victory Sun- ment history to successful- doubtsev experienced the Schuster addressed a That's why Starodoubt- "In the last two or three day in the American Centu- ly defend the title. With NFL was by watching high- group of fellow teenagers sev was at soccer power years, this has been about, ry Championship for his Romo an amateur, the lights of JuJu Smith-Schus- nearby. "I'm trying to suc- Tottenham Hotspur's new whilst being quintessential- second straight victory in $125,000 first prize was ter and other players on ceed in this career and be stadium earlier this month, ly American, could we be the celebrity tournament at donated to official tourna- Instagram. on the big TV and play in one of 150 hopefuls trying more British (and) locally Edgewood Tahoe Golf ment charity Stowers Insti- That the 17-year-old the NFL and be in the same to land one of 80 spots in relevant?" said NFL UK Course. tute for Medical Research. found himself sharing a situation as JuJu." the inaugural class of the managing director Alistair The former Dallas Cow- "It's an honor to win field with the Pittsburgh At 6-foot-3 and 238 NFL Academy this fall. The Kirkwood. "(Can we) have boys and current CBS ana- this tournament," Romo Steelers wide receiver – he pounds with eye-catching league, which has been grassroots and a commit- lyst closed with a 2-over 74 said. "I came in with confi- was the one in workout quickness, Starodoubtsev playing regular-season ment to having British and scored 20 points to fin- dence and this is some of clothes, not Smith-Schuster is, in many ways, exactly games in London since players who look like you ish at 71 in the modified the best golf I've played – was a little more than what football coaches and 2007, wants to maintain a and talk like you, and then Stableford scoring system. these past few weeks. even he could compre- recruiters across the Unit- more lasting presence in at the same time have Former pitcher Mark Mul- When I won last year, every hend. ed States desire. His only the city beyond those few younger kids playing the der, the winner from 2015- shot mattered. This year, it "He's a different athlete disadvantage? He lives in weekends a year. It believes game right down to flag 17, was 10 points back after was easier. That's why we and such an amazing play- East London, where oppor- it can do that – and grow football?" a 71 and a 24-point day. practice so much." l 8 MONDAY, JULY 15, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

L.A. Dodgers at Boston, late 1938 — Don Budge 2. (10) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 269. AmericanAll Times LeagueEDT Monday's Games 1937 — Don Budge 3. (21) Erik Jones, Toyota, 269. By The Associated Press San Francisco (Pomeranz 2-9) at 1936 — Fred Perry 4. (19) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, East Division Colorado (Marquez 8-4), 2:10 p.m., 1935 — Fred Perry 269. W L Pct GB 1st game 1934 — Fred Perry 5. (18) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, New York 59 32 .648 — L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 7-2) at 1933 — Jack Crawford 269. Tampa Bay 55 40 .579 6 Philadelphia (Eflin 7-8), 7:05 p.m. 1932 — Ellsworth Vines 6. (7) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 269. Boston 50 42 .543 9½ Cincinnati (Castillo 8-3) at Chica- 1931 — Sidney Wood 7. (11) Joey Logano, Ford, 269. Toronto 35 59 .372 25½ go Cubs (Hendricks 7-7), 8:05 p.m. 1930 — Bill Tilden 8. (1) Daniel Suarez, Ford, 269. Baltimore 28 65 .301 32 Atlanta (Fried 9-4) at Milwaukee 1929 — Henri Cochet 9. (35) Ryan Newman, Ford, 269. Central Division (Houser 2-3), 8:10 p.m. 1928 — Rene Lacoste 10. (25) Chris Buescher, Chevro- WLPct GB Pittsburgh (Musgrove 6-7) at St. 1927 — Henri Cochet let, 269. Minnesota 58 34 .630 — Louis (Mikolas 5-9), 8:15 p.m. 1926 — Jean Borotra 11. (14) Paul Menard, Ford, 269. Cleveland 51 40 .560 6½ San Francisco (Rodriguez 3-5) at 1925 — Rene Lacoste 12. (16) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Chicago 42 47 .472 14½ Colorado (TBD), 8:40 p.m., 2nd 1924 — Jean Borotra Ford, 269. Kansas City 32 62 .340 27 Tuesday's Games 1923 — Bill Johnston 13. (15) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 269. Detroit 29 59 .330 27 L.A. Dodgers at Philadelphia, 1922 — Gerald Patterson 14. (2) Aric Almirola, Ford, 269. West Division 7:05 p.m. 1921 — Bill Tilden 15. (20) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, WLPct GB Washington at Baltimore, 7:05 1920 — Bill Tilden 269. Houston 59 35 .628 — San Diego at Miami, 7:10 p.m. 1919 — Gerald Patterson 16. (23) Matt DiBenedetto, Toy- Oakland 53 41 .564 6 Arizona at Texas, 8:05 p.m. 1915-18 — No tournament, World ota, 269. Texas 50 44 .532 9 Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 War I 17. (22) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, Los Angeles 48 46 .511 11 Atlanta at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. 1914 — Norman Brookes 268. Seattle 39 58 .402 21½ N.Y. Mets at Minnesota, 8:10 1913 — Tony Wilding 18. (12) William Byron, Chevrolet, Saturday's Games Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. 1912 — Tony Wilding 268. Baltimore 2, Tampa Bay 1, 1st San Francisco at Colorado, 8:40 1911 — Tony Wilding 19. (8) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, Associated Press Toronto 2, N.Y. Yankees 1 1910 — Tony Wilding 268. ROMANIA'S SIMONA Halep walks away with her trophy after defeating United Oakland 13, Chicago White Sox 2 Wimbledon Men's 1909 — Arthur Gore 20. (3) Brad Keselowski, Ford, Tampa Bay 12, Baltimore 4, 2nd 2019 Champions— Novak Djokovic 1908 — Arthur Gore 268. States' Serena Williams, left, in the women's singles final of the Wimbledon Tennis Minnesota 6, Cleveland 2 2018 — Novak Djokovic 1907 — Norman Brookes 21. (29) Ryan Preece , Chevro- Championships in London, Saturday. L.A. Dodgers 11, Boston 2 2017 — Roger Federer 1906 — Laurie Doherty let, 268. Kansas City 4, Detroit 1 2016 — Andy Murray 1905 — Laurie Doherty 22. (5) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 268. Houston 7, Texas 6, 11 innings 2015 — Novak Djokovic 1904 — Laurie Doherty 23. (27) Bubba Wallace, Chevro- L.A. Angels 9, Seattle 2 2014 — Novak Djokovic 1903 — Laurie Doherty let, 267. Sunday's Games 2013 — Andy Murray 1902 — Laurie Doherty 24. (6) Daniel Hemric , Chevro- 1901 — Arthur Gore let, 267. Halep wins Wimbledon, stops N.Y. Yankees 4, Toronto 2 2012 — Roger Federer Tampa Bay 4, Baltimore 1 2011 — Novak Djokovic 1900 — Reggie Doherty 25. (17) Michael McDowell, Ford, Cleveland 4, Minnesota 3 2010 — Rafael Nadal 1899 — Reggie Doherty 267. Detroit 12, Kansas City 8 2009 — Roger Federer 1898 — Reggie Doherty 26. (26) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 267. Houston 12, Texas 4 1897 — Reggie Doherty 27. (30) Matt Tifft , Ford, 267. Williams' bid for 24th Slam 2008 — Rafael Nadal L.A. Angels 6, Seattle 3 2007 — Roger Federer 1896 — Harold Mahoney 28. (28) Corey LaJoie, Ford, 266. Oakland 3, Chicago White Sox 2 2006 — Roger Federer 1895 — Wilfred Baddeley 29. (24) David Ragan, Ford, 266. L.A. Dodgers at Boston, late 2005 — Roger Federer 1894 — Joshua Pim 30. (13) Jimmie Johnson, WIMBLEDON, England (AP) – Clutch- But after losing each of her first three Monday's Games 2004 — Roger Federer 1893 — Joshua Pim Chevrolet, 266. ing her trophy 20 minutes after becoming major finals, Halep now has won two Tampa Bay (Snell 5-7) at N.Y. 2003 — Roger Federer 1892 — Wilfred Baddeley Average Speed of Race Winner: Yankees (Paxton 5-4), 7:05 p.m. 2002 — Lleyton Hewitt 1891 — Wilfred Baddeley 141.07 mph. Wimbledon's champion, Simona Halep straight, including at last year's French Detroit (Norris 2-8) at Cleveland 2001 — Goran Ivanisevic 1890 — Willoughby Hamilton Time of Race: 2 Hrs, 51 Mins, 37 checked out the board inside Centre Court Open. (Plutko 3-1), 7:10 p.m. 2000 — Pete Sampras 1889 — Willie Renshaw Secs. Margin of Victory: .076 Sec- Toronto (Thornton 3-6) at Boston 1999 — Pete Sampras 1888 — Ernest Renshaw onds. that lists tournament winners. Below all of "She literally played out of her mind. 1887 — Herbert Lawford (Porcello 6-7), 7:10 p.m. 1998 — Pete Sampras Transactions the mentions of Serena Williams, her Congratulations, Simona," Williams said Chicago White Sox (Giolito 11-3) 1997 — Pete Sampras 1886 — Willie Renshaw American League at Kansas City (Junis 4-8), 8:15 p.m. 1996 — Richard Krajicek 1885 — Willie Renshaw BALTIMORE ORIOLES — opponent in Saturday's final, there already during the trophy ceremony. "It was a little Houston (TBD) at L.A. Angels 1995 — Pete Sampras 1884 — Willie Renshaw Recalled RHP Tom Eshelman from (Canning 3-5), 10:07 p.m. 1994 — Pete Sampras 1883 — Willie Renshaw Norfolk (IL). was inscribed: "Miss S. Halep." bit 'a deer in the headlights' for me." Tuesday's Games 1993 — Pete Sampras 1882 — Willie Renshaw BOSTON RED SOX — Placed Halep was not concerned with prevent- Williams also lost in straight sets Tampa Bay at N.Y. Yankees, 1992 — Andre Agassi 1881 — Willie Renshaw RHP Steven Wright on the 10-day 7:05 p.m. 1991 — Michael Stich 1880 — John Hartley IL. ing Williams from winning a 24th Grand against Angelique Kerber in the Wimble- Washington at Baltimore, 7:05 1990 — Stefan Edberg 1879 — John Hartley DETROIT TIGERS — Optioned Slam title. All Halep cared about was win- don final a year ago, and against Naomi Detroit at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. 1989 — Boris Becker 1878 — Frank Hadow RHP Eduardo Jimenez to Toledo Toronto at Boston, 7:10 p.m. 1988 — Stefan Edberg 1877 — Spencer Gore (IL). Reinstated RHP Victor Alcan- ning her first at the All England Club. And Osaka at the U.S. Open last September. Arizona at Texas, 8:05 p.m. 1987 — Pat Cash Most Wimbledon tara from the 10-day IL. she played pretty much perfectly. "I just have to figure out a way to win a N.Y. Mets at Minnesota, 8:10 1986 — Boris Becker KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Trad- Chicago White Sox at Kansas 1985 — Boris Becker Singles Champi- ed RHP Homer Bailey to Oakland On top of her game right from start to final," Williams said. City, 8:15 p.m. 1984 — John McEnroe onships for INF Kevin Merrell and assigned Houston at L.A. Angels, 10:07 Merrell to Northwest Arkansas (TL). finish, Halep overwhelmed Williams 6-2, The 37-year-old American hasn't won a 1983 — John McEnroe 8 — RogerMen Federer (2003-07, Seattle at Oakland, 10:07 p.m. 1982 — Jimmy Connors SEATTLE MARINERS — 6-2 in stunning fashion for her second tournament since the 2017 Australian 2009, 2012, 2017) Assigned RHP Andrew Moore out- 1981 — John McEnroe 7 — Willie Renshaw (1881-86, NationalEast Division League 1980 — Bjorn Borg right to Tacoma (PCL). major championship. The whole thing Open, when she set the professional-era 1889); Pete Sampras (1993-95, TAMPA BAY RAYS — Optioned WLPct GB 1979 — Bjorn Borg 1997-00) took less than an hour as Williams lost her record of 23 Grand Slam championships Atlanta 57 37 .606 — 1978 — Bjorn Borg RHP Jake Faria and LHP Brendan 5 — Laurie Doherty (1902-06); McKay to Durham (IL). Recalled third Slam final in a row as she tries to (Court won 13 of her titles against ama- Washington 49 43 .533 7 1977 — Bjorn Borg Bjorn Borg, Sweden (1976-80); Philadelphia 48 45 .516 8½ 1976 — Bjorn Borg LHP Ryan Yarbrough from Durham. Novak Djokovic (2011, 2014-15, Sent LHP Anthony Banda to equal Margaret Court's record for most teur competition). New York 42 51 .452 14½ 1975 — Arthur Ashe 2018-19) Miami 34 57 .374 21½ 1974 — Jimmy Connors Durham for a rehab assignment. major trophies in tennis history. Williams was pregnant when she won 4 — Reggie Doherty (1897-00); TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Central Division 1973 — Jan Kodes Tony Wilding, New Zealand (1910- WLPct GB 1972 — Stan Smith Placed LHP Clayton Richard on the "I'm very sure," Halep said, "that was in Australia and then took more than a 13); Rod Laver (1961-62, 1968-69); 10-day IL. Optioned 1B Rowdy Chicago 50 43 .538 — 1971 — John Newcombe Women the best match of my life." year off the tour; her daughter, Olympia, Milwaukee 48 46 .511 2½ 1970 — John Newcombe Tellez to Buffalo (IL). Reinstated 9 — Martina Navratilova (1978- RHP Edwin Jackson from the 10- The No. 7-seeded Romanian made a was born in September 2017. St. Louis 46 45 .505 3 1969 — Rod Laver 79, 1982-87, 1990) Pittsburgh 44 48 .478 5½ 1968 — Rod Laver day IL. mere three unforced errors, a remarkably Since returning to tennis, Williams has 8 — Helen Wills Moody (1927-30, National League Cincinnati 42 48 .467 6½ 1967 — John Newcombe 1932-33, 1935, 1938) West Division 1966 — Manolo Santana ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — low total and 23 fewer than Williams. dealt with injuries but still managed to 7 — Dorothea Douglass Cham- Sent RHP Taylor Clarke to Visalia W L Pct GB 1965 — Roy Emerson bers (1903-04, 1906, 1910-11, Not bad for someone who has been remain among the game's elite. In part Los Angeles 61 33 .649 — 1964 — Roy Emerson (Cal) for a rehab assignment. 1913-14); Steffi Graf (1988-89, MIAMI MARLINS — Sent 3B Arizona 47 47 .500 14 1963 — Chuck McKinley 1991-93, 1995-96), Serena Williams frank about how jittery she has gotten in because of a bad left knee, she only had Colorado 46 46 .500 14 1962 — Rod Laver Martin Prado to Jacksonville (SL) for (2002-03, 2009-10, 2012, 2015-16) a rehab assignment. past big matches and began the day having played 12 matches all season until Wim- San Diego 45 48 .484 15½ 1961 — Rod Laver 6 — Blanche Bingley Hillyard San Francisco 43 49 .467 17 1960 — Neale Fraser PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — lost nine of 10 matchups against Williams. bledon. (1886, 1889, 1894, 1897, 1899-00); Placed RHP Tommy Hunter on the Saturday's Games 1959 — Alex Olmedo Suzanne Lenglen (1919-23, 1925); Chicago Cubs 10, Pittsburgh 4 1958 — Ashley Cooper 10-day IL. Recalled RHP Edubray Billie Jean King (1966-68, 1972-73, Ramos from Lehigh Valley (IL). N.Y. Mets 4, Miami 2 1957 — Lew Hoad 1975) L.A. Dodgers 11, Boston 2 1956 — Lew Hoad PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Sent 5 — Lottie Dod (1887-88, 1891- RHP Keone Kela to Indianapolis (IL) Milwaukee 5, San Francisco 4 1955 — Tony Trabert 93); Charlotte Cooper Sterry (1895- Kurt Busch outduels little St. Louis 4, Arizona 2 1954 — Jaroslav Drobny for a rehab assignment. 96, 1898, 1901, 1908); Venus SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Washington 4, Philadelphia 3 1953 — Vic Seixas Williams (2000-01, 2005, 2007-08) Cincinnati 17, Colorado 9 1952 — Frank Sedgman Optioned RHP Ray Black to Sacra- Atlanta 7, San Diego 5, 10 1951 — Dick Savitt NASCAR Monster mento (PCL). Recalled RHP Tyler Sunday's Games 1950 — Budge Patty Beede from Richmond (EL). brother to win at Kentucky Energy Quaker Philadelphia 4, Washington 3 1949 — Ted Schroeder HOCKEY N.Y. Mets 6, Miami 2 1948 — Bob Falkenburg State 400Saturday Results DETROIT RED WINGS — San Francisco 8, Milwaukee 3 1947 — Jack Kramer At Kentucky Speedway Signed D Moritz Seider to a three- SPARTA, Ky. (AP) – Kurt Busch finally trol as they hurtled toward the checkered St. Louis 5, Arizona 2 1946 — Yvon Petra Lap Length: 1.5 miles year, entry-level contract. beat his little brother in a head-to-head flag. Chicago Cubs 8, Pittsburgh 3 1940-45 — No tournament, World (Starting position in parentheses) LOS ANGELES KINGS — Colorado 10, Cincinnati 9 War II 1. (4) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 269. Signed D Tobias Bjornfot to a three- NASCAR finish and took his new team to "I'm glad it was a thriller, just unfortu- Atlanta 4, San Diego 1 1939 — Bobby Riggs year, entry-level contract. victory lane a week after they coughed nately we were on the wrong end of the Tigers 12, Royals 8 Giants 8, Brewers 3 Detroit Kansas City away their first win. deal," Kyle Busch said. "It's obviously cool San Francisco Milwaukee ab rhbi ab rhbi ab rhbi ab rhbi V.Reyes cf 5210Mrrfeld dh 4111 The downside of Busch's big win Satur- to put on great races and great finishes, Belt lf-1b 4221Cain cf 5121 H.Cstro rf 6242Mondesi ss 5221 Vogt c 4111Yelich rf 4121 day night at Kentucky Speedway? and been a part of a lot of them ... none Cstllns dh 6220A.Grdon lf 4010 Lngoria 3b 2010Grandal c 3001 C.Stwrt lf 4221H.Dzier 3b 3211 Kyle Busch didn't stick around to give with my brother like that, so that was a Slater ph-rf 3000Mstakas 3b 3010 Dixon 1b 4112Soler rf 4123 Sndoval 1b-3b 4100Braun lf 4000 his older brother a promised ride home. first. Cndlrio 3b 5123Duda 1b 3000 B.Crwfr ss 3211Thames 1b 4120 Goodrum ss 5142Cthbert ph-1b 1000 "I was supposed to fly home with him "You know, no hard feelings, and we Pillar cf 4021Hiura 2b 4010 J.Hicks c 5020Strling cf 4110 Ystrzms rf-lf 5001Arcia ss 4000 and now I'm looking for a ride," Kurt move on." G.Bckhm 2b 5112N.Lopez 2b 4000 Solano 2b 3122Chacin p 1000 Gllgher c 4121 Beede p 4121Gamel ph 1000 Busch laughed. "That's Kyle. He won't even The showdown came a week after Kurt Totals 45 12 19 12 Totals 36 8 10 7 D.Hllnd p 0000Claudio p 0000 Detroit 107 110 200 — 12 wait." Busch lost at Daytona because he pitted Mlancon p 0000Burnes p 0000 Kansas City 300 131 000 — 8 Albers p 0000 Kurt Busch certainly wanted to flaunt from the lead moments before weather DP_Detroit 1, Kansas City 1. LOB_Detroit 9, Kansas City 3. 2B_V.Reyes Aguilar ph 1000 (2), H.Castro (4), Castellanos (31), C.Stewart 2 (19), Dixon (9), Candelario his trophy after beating his brother in a stopped the race. That pit call haunted J.Jcksn p 0000 (10), Soler (20), Gallagher (3). 3B_Merrifield (8). HR_G.Beckham (4), Soler Sladino ph 1000 door-to-door overtime battle. Kurt Busch Busch and his crew chief all week, but a (25). SB_Goodrum 2 (10), Mondesi (30). Totals 36 8 11 8 Totals 35 383 IP HRER BB SO was the victor – the first time in three 1-2 late call for four tires gave the No. 1 team a San Francisco 010 010 600 — 8 Detroit Milwaukee 100 001 100 — 3 finishes for the Busch Brothers that Kyle shot at redemption. Zimmermann 487702 E_Thames (3). LOB_San Francisco 8, Milwaukee 7. 2B_Vogt (12), B.Craw- Ni.Ramirez W,4-3 321111 ford (17), Solano (5), Thames (12). HR_Belt (11), Yelich (32). SB_Cain (11), did not win – and earned a playoff spot Joey Logano had the victory in hand Stumpf 100000 Braun (7). CS_B.Crawford (2). SF_Solano (2). S.Greene 100001 with his first win for Chip Ganassi Racing. until a spin by Bubba Wallace with six IP HRER BB SO Kansas City San Francisco "My little brother gave me just enough laps remaining sent the race into overtime. Flynn L,2-1 287703 Beede W,3-3 62-3 73307 Jor.Lopez 242202 room. It was like 'You gonna lift? I ain't Logano and Kyle Busch lined up side- D.Holland 110012 Newberry 111112 Melancon 1-3 00001 gonna lift. You gonna lift? I ain't gonna by-side on the restart for what was expect- K.McCarthy 131101 Milwaukee Hill 231102 lift.' And we had a duel," Busch said. "We ed to be a race for the victory, but both Chacin 542125 Wi.Peralta 100001 Claudio 110011 had a duel going down through (turns) 3 Erik Jones and Kurt Busch shoved their Flynn pitched to 6 batters in the 3rd Burnes L,1-5 044400 Zimmermann pitched to 4 batters in the 5th Albers 122221 and 4, and I didn't know who was going to cars into the mix for an intense final two K.McCarthy pitched to 1 batter in the 7th J.Jackson 200014 HBP_by Flynn (C.Stewart), by Flynn (Dixon), by Zimmermann (H.Dozier). come out on top." laps. Kurt Busch and Kyle Busch touched Burnes pitched to 4 batters in the 7th Umpires_Home, Quinn Wolcott; First, Gary Cederstrom; Second, Marvin HBP_by Beede (Grandal). Kyle Busch settled for second after a as they raced for the lead, both cars wig- Hudson; Third, Adrian Johnson. Umpires_Home, Mark Carlson; First, Tripp Gibson; Second, Brian Gorman; T_3:05. A_13,763 (37,903). dramatic ending in which the brothers gled, and it appeared Kurt Busch was Third, Ben May. banged their cars and both nearly lost con- headed into the wall. Tigers plate 7 in 3rd, beat Royals 12-8 after Bailey trade

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) – The Tigers an 8-3 lead. heard Kansas City was making a late pitch- The seven-run frame was the Tigers' ing change about an hour before the first highest-scoring inning of the season by a pitch, and what could have caused a bit of full two runs, and the six hits matched a anxiety for a bunch of hitters turned out to season-high for an inning set July 4. be a just fine. The teams swapped runs in the fourth, Jeimer Candelario hit a bases-clearing and Kansas City plated three in the fifth double and Gordon Beckham added a two- and another in the sixth to claw within 10- run homer during a seven-run third 8. But the Royals left a pair aboard to end inning, and Detroit pounded Brian Flynn the inning, and the Tigers answered with and the Royals 12-8 on Sunday. two more in the seventh to cap their high- Harold Castro had a pair of hits during est-scoring game this season. the marathon fame, when the Tigers trot- Jorge Soler homered and had three RBIs ted 11 batters to the plate against Flynn, for the Royals, and the teams combined for the fill-in starter. The first six reached base 29 hits while stranding 12 runners on base safely, and Brandon Dixon and Niko in slugfest on a hot, sunny day. Goodrum also drove in runs before reliev- "We didn't pitch real well today," Royals er Jorge Lopez finally ended the inning. manager Ned Yost said. "There are days "Our mindset is it's the same," said Cas- when the offense has to cover the pitchers tro, who had his first career four-hit game. and the pitching has to cover the offense, "We're ready for every pitching. You have and we didn't cover it today." to be ready for everything." TIGERS MOVES Flynn (2-1), who got the start when Detroit reinstated Victor Alcantara from Homer Bailey was traded to Oakland the injured list after the right-hander had a before the first pitch, was yanked six bat- Associated Press wisdom tooth extracted. Right-hander ters into the third without recording an DETROIT TIGERS' Brandon Dixon, left, beats the tag by Kansas City Royals catcher Eduardo Jimenez had been sent to Triple-A out. He allowed seven runs on eight hits. Cam Gallagher to score on a three-run double hit by Jeimer Candelario during the Toledo after Saturday night's game. Jordan Zimmermann wasn't much bet- third inning Sunday in Kansas City. UP NEXT ter for Detroit. He allowed seven runs on Tigers left-hander Daniel Norris (2-8, like that, you have to get outs," said Zim- their big third inning that cracked the eight hits before he was pulled after facing 4.96 ERA) takes the mound in the opener mermann, who blamed the spin on his go- game open. Castro and Stewart joined four batters in the fifth inning. He still has- of a four-game set in Cleveland. The Roy- to slider for most of the damage. "You don't Nick Castellanos on base before Dixon n't won since last Sept. 5. als, tied with Detriot in the Central Divi- have to be perfect, you just have to get was hit by a pitch to plate a run. Cande- Nick Ramirez (4-3) earned the win for sion, remain home to open a four game outs. It's embarrassing." lario followed with his three-run double. Detroit,allowing one run over three series against the White Sox with right- The Tigers jumped ahead on Christian Goodrum also drove in a run before innings. hander Jakob Junis (4-8, 5.33) trying to Stewart's RBI single in the first, but it was Beckham's two-out homer gave the Tigers "These guys come out and put up runs build on a solid start to end the first half. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS MONDAY, JULY 15, 2019 9 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Looking for a walking partner Dear Annie: My husband and I are very close. We have been married for 27 years and agree on most things and share many common interests. There is only one issue where we differ, and I’d like to hear sug- gestions for how I can help him to change, so he will join me in my daily walks. Dear I love to walk, and I make it a point to Annie walk at least two miles every day. My par- ents walked together every night after din- ner, and they lived into their 80s and had Adding a four-legged member to your fam- a very close marriage. My brother and I ily has been shown to help people lose up joined them many nights when we were to 10 pounds in the first year because of all younger, and I have great memories of that that walking. Consider visiting your local family time together. animal shelter to adopt, or to foster or vol- Every time I ask my husband if he will unteer to walk, a furry friend. join me, he says that’s for me, not him. Dear Annie: I read your piece on THE PAJAMA DIARIES I’ve told him that walking makes me mourning after the loss of a preterm baby. feel so good. It helps with my digestion. It I have experienced this pain three times helps me sleep better. I keep my figure bet- years ago. My wife’s friends were very sup- ter because of walking. My doctor says I portive and understanding. However, in am in good shape largely because of my no case did anyone ask how I was doing two-mile daily walk. If it is raining or with this loss. snowing, I simply dress for the weather Fathers are supposed to be strong and and go forward every night. I always imag- support their wives or partners. It is often ine how much fun it would be if my hus- the case that divorce stems from the inabil- band were with me each night instead of ity of one partner to soothe the other, sitting at home watching television. which results in a growing distance MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM Lately, he has been complaining that between the two. Just wanted you to hear his joints are sore. When he gets up after from a grieving father’s perspective. – sitting, it always takes a while before he is Grieving Father steady on his feet, and I am convinced that Dear Grieving Father: Thank you for his joints would be much more limber if your letter and for offering the father’s per- he were to join me on my daily walks. spective. You highlight a little-known fact. If you or any of your readers have sug- Fathers grieve as well and need support. gestions for how I can motivate him to join In addition, your conclusion that part- me, please let me know. – Walking Alone ners need to support each other in their Dear Walking Alone: Congratulations grief is key. No one else in the world, on all that walking! Our joints love move- except the two of you, loved your baby as ment, and you have found an ideal exer- much as you did. It sounds like you and BORN LOSER cise for you. 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Practically since its (715)360-1224 PHILLIP With nuclear-armed inception in 1962, India’s (906)364-4468 ALDER DAILY GLOBE (715)561-2560 India poised to become space program has been the world’s fifth-largest criticized as inappropriate economy, the ardently for an overpopulated, nationalist government of developing nation. l 12 MONDAY, JULY 15, 2019 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Whitecap The manager added that a new hotel will be part of the final phases of the From page 1 planned village, which is work with the state in rela- expected to take several tion to where to place new years to construct. construction slated for next “The whole project is a year. huge undertaking,” he “It’s not going to sit assured, pointing out that exactly on the same foot- it was estimated to cost $10 print,” said Dziuban, and it million a few months ago, will not involve rebuilding but since then has “gone only a single lodge. north of that.” Instead, he and his staff Dziuban added he’s envision a new “village” grateful to have aboard concept. added support in the way The lost lodge included of Don Odell, who just a rental facility, a tavern, a started on July 1 as director café, a restaurant and a of mountain operations. kitchen, and a retail area, Odell, who said he went all within the same build- through the ski manage- ing. ment program at Gogebic “We had an architect do Community College, some preliminary plans for gained 34 years of experi- us,” said Dziuban, explain- ence in parks and recre- ing that they hope to ation work, including at include a cluster of build- Vail Resorts in Colorado. ings to house all of the ele- He said he’s glad to “get ments lost in the original back to a part of the coun- lodge, including a “picnic try I really like” and is P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe lodge” area, in which fami- pleased to be a part of ONE OF many golfers makes his way through the Skye Golf Course at Whitecap Mountains in Upson, Wis., on lies can enjoy lunches Whitecap’s new growth. Saturday. The resort continues to operate with the exception of its base lodge that burned in a Jan. 18 fire. brought from home. According to Odell, it’s “Above four of the build- their goal to maintain as added that the fire now speculated that the new fall and a Paavo Pursuit staff are working on a din- ings there will be condo- much as possible of the also is part of that history, developments in coming event on Aug. 10, which ner menu. miniums to give it a true resort’s past, which includ- so remnants from the years will benefit the will involve bike races of Along the ski and ATV village feel,” added Dzi- ed direction by the late burned building will find a region at large in relation to various lengths. trails, the resort’s popular uban. Dave and Evie Lundberg place among the décor of additional jobs and more In addition, said Dzi- Wine Hut also has contin- While sitting in the from the mid-60s to early the new lodge. tourists. uban of the resort’s Skye ued operating. newly remodeled lobby of 2018, when Dziuban took According to Odell, the It’s been the new man- Golf Course, “We started Moreover, said Odell of the resort hotel, which has over. exact number of buildings ager’s goal to expand what the golf season on June 6, the coming winter, “We’ll continued its operation, “We don’t want to lose and total square footage are was originally a skiing and it has been going very be a fully functional ski Dziuban said, “Three to the charm,” said Odell. undetermined. “The plans facility and transform it to well.” resort this winter,” assur- five years in the future, this “There’s so much history of are still pretty fluid,” he a multi-season resort. The manager also ing that skiers once again building may come down families coming here for said. Toward that end, he has explained that the existing will be able to rent equip- and make way for more res- generations, and we want “It’s quite an exciting been adding new events hotel now offers a bar, plus ment and attend ski idential development.” to maintain that.” He time,” said Dziuban, who such as Oktoberfest in the breakfast and lunch, and school. Reaction to Trump telling liberal lawmakers to leave US (AP) – President Don- Mouth. Racist attack on four Sen. Cory Booker, Demo- ald Trump on Sunday criti- strongly progressive con- cratic presidential candi- cized a group of non-white gresswomen of color will date, speaking to reporters Democratic congresswom- not weaken them. IT ONLY in Pelham, New Hampshire. en in tweets and said they MAKES US STRONGER.” – ___ should leave the U.S. and Rep. Hakeem Jeffries of New “Let’s be clear about go back to the countries York, chairman of the what this vile comment is: “from which they came.” House Democratic Caucus, A racist and xenophobic The four women are Amer- on Twitter. attack on Democratic con- ican citizens and all but ___ gresswomen. This *is* one was born in the U.S. “You’re going to have to their country, regardless of A sampling of reaction ask the president what he whether or not Trump real- to Trump’s tweets: means by those specific izes it. They should be __ tweets.” –Mark Morgan, treated with respect. As “Mr. President, As Mem- acting commissioner of president, I’ll make sure of bers of Congress, the only U.S. Customs and Border it.” –Massachusetts Sen. Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe country we swear an oath to Protection, when asked Elizabeth Warren, Demo- PEOPLE ENJOY bratwursts and a variety of desserts at Little Finland in Kimball, is the United States. Which about the tweets, on CBS’ cratic presidential candi- Wis., Sunday during the organization's annual Viola Turpeinen dance. is why we are fighting to “Face the Nation.” date, on Twitter. protect it from the worst, ______Viola new style that made Viola her style of music to appeal most corrupt and inept “To tell these American “Unfortunately there is Turpeinen and her music to everyone, and not just president we have ever seen. citizens (most of whom an American tradition of extremely popular.” those of Finnish back- ... You are stoking white were born here) to ‘go telling people to go back From page 5 She died in 1958 at the ground,” the plaque reads. nationalism bc you are back’ to the ‘crime infested where they came from. It’s “Viola’s accordion age of 49. “More than anyone else, angry that people like us are places from which they a very bad tradition that instructors were Italian, “Viola Turpeinen is Viola Turpeinen led the serving in Congress and came’ is racist and disgust- we need to weed out of our and as a result, she learned remembered because she way to popularize Finnish fighting against your hate- ing.” –Rep. Justin Amash of nation because we are a to play Finnish polkas, was the most successful oldtime music in North filled agenda.” –Democratic Michigan, a Trump critic nation of immigrants, that waltzes and schottisches Finnish-American musical America.” Rep. Ilhan Omar of Min- who announced this is who we are by our with a decidedly Italian- artist of her time. While Along with music, there nesota on Twitter. month he was leaving the nature for hundreds of staccato accent,” the many of her musical con- was also cooked ___ Republican Party to years. 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Detroit taught me this nation.” –New Jersey Union.” A Rhinelander man was arrested for a to smoking marijuana prior to pulling into how to fight for the com- fourth offense of operating a motor vehicle the parking lot and performed field sobri- munities you continue to while under the influence of an intoxicant, ety tests. degrade & attack. Keep according to the North Central Region Sarkauskas was also charged with pos- talking, you’ll be out of the post of the Wisconsin State Patrol on Fri- session of drug paraphernalia, open WH soon. #TickTock.” – CARECAREE day. intoxicants and endangering safety by Democratic Rep. Rashida James Sarkauskas, 50, was arrested at being in possession of a firearm while Tlaib of Michigan on Twit- made-mmaade--to-order the Kwik Trip gas station while getting fuel under the influence. 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