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By LARRY HOLCOMBE experiments, gathered samples are some of their responses. home in Cicero, Ill. He was mar- its right away, usually the [email protected] and snapped some iconic photos. ——— ried with young children. advances that are made are good On July 20, 1969, time stood Many who watched were fear- Percy and Mary Smith of Iron- “I believe we had a color tele- for the population.” still long enough for much of the ful of the journey and wondered wood, were living in Superior, vision at the time. We had guests “I remember feeling sorry for nation, if not the world, to if they would return safely, but Wis., with young children at the over, maybe a half dozen. Every- Collins because he couldn’t go on remember today, 50 years later, there is no denying an overall time as he was in graduate school body was amazed,” he said. the moon, he had to stay behind,” what they were doing the feeling of pride in America that studying school administration. “They watched with rapt atten- he added. moment Neil Armstrong stepped flowed from that moment. It had “I watched it on TV. I was tion and saying ‘oh my gosh, we ——— onto the surface of the moon. been a space race won, a race amazed,” said Percy. “I kept on did it.’ Everybody was really Sam Davey of Ironwood It was a momentous occasion, declared by President John F. thinking how they determined happy about it. We were glad remembers watching it at a one that many thought impossi- Kennedy, a race against the Sovi- where to land, how to land. I kept America had made it up there.” friend’s house in Ironwood on a ble – a thing of science fiction, if ets and against time, as Kennedy on waiting for something to go ——— summer evening. “A bunch of us not fairy tales. But on that Sun- had promised a man on the wrong, but they had it figured Richard Bouvette said he felt high school kids were sitting day evening, at 9:56 Central moon by the end of the decade. out.” proud as he watched it at home in around watching it – on the floor Time, many were glued to their According to the Associated Mary said with little kids she Marenisco. “John Kennedy said and on the couch – watching televisions as Armstrong stepped Press the next day an estimated didn’t have a lot of time to watch we were going to do it and we did what took place because it was off the lunar module and spoke 500 million people around the it, but I thought it was wonderful. it,” he said. pretty amazing at the time.” those immortal words: “That’s world watched the moon landing “I remember what they said He was teaching science and They followed the progress one small step for man, one giant on television and “had a ringside about ‘a giant leap for mankind.’ math in Marenisco at the time step by step. leap for mankind.” seat to man’s greatest adventure. That stuck in my mind.” and was intrigued on a scientific “We were stunned that they Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin soon It was unforgettable.” ——— level. “It made sense to me. Any actually did it, because every part John Sendra of Mercer remem- joined him on the surface of the The Daily Globe reached out time you have scientific technolo- bers watching it on television moon where they planted the to a few folks this week and asked gy doing something, even though with a group of friends at his American flag, set up some them what they remember. Here you probably didn’t see the prof- 50 YEARS — page 8 RIBBON CUTTING Registration begins Sunday for national boat races you haven’t seen it before, it’s n APBA event set interesting.” for Sunday Lake The event is free and will By P.J. GLISSON include food and beverage ven- [email protected] dors. WAKEFIELD – All systems Siira added, “These racers are go for the 2019 Stock and come from all 50 states. A lot of Junior National Championships them camp here, but a lot of to be held on Sunday Lake next them use motels too.” week. The first to arrive this year The week-long event is was Mitchell Sampson of Lake authorized by the American Stevens, Wash., who set up in Power Boat Association, which Eddy Park on Thursday. is the governing body for “It’s been a long drive – national outboard motor races. 2,000 miles,” Sampson told the The Badger State Outboard Globe Friday. “The last time I Association in Wisconsin sub- was here was in 1988.” He Submitted photo added with a broad smile that OFFICIALS GATHERED Thursday to cut the ribbon and celebrate the new plant for Waupaca mitted the bid for the local the trip brings with it “a lot of Foundry in Ironwood’s industrial park. Pictured, from left are John Wiesbrock, Executive Vice races, and the Wakefield-Besse- nostalgia.” President, Waupaca Foundry; Michael Nikolai, President & CEO, Waupaca Foundry; Toshiaki mer Rotary Club is providing Sampson said he’ll race in Higashihara, President and CEO of Waupaca’s parent company, Hitachi Metals; Michigan State local sponsorship. Representative Greg Markkanen; Michigan State Senator Ed McBroom; Jeff Mason, CEO of Michi- “It’s fun to watch,” said local gan Economic Development Corporation; Doug Kuiper, Vice President of Marketing, MEDC and race coordinator John Siira. “If Ironwood Mayor Annette Burchell. RACES — page 5 Waupaca Foundry opens By STEVE NEWMAN The ribbon-cutting was high- Facility in the area. Waupaca [email protected] lighted by words from Waupaca took notice and began to investi- IRONWOOD – On Thurs- CEO Mike Nikolai and VP of gate. day, Waupaca Foundry held a Marketing/Sales/Supply Chain Waupaca found quick and ribbon-cutting for the opening John Wiesbrock. Wiesbrock willing help to make the possi- of their seventh manufacturing stated that the company came to bility of a plant happen. “What facility, and the first in this area, Ironwood, because “like many brought Waupaca Foundry to in the Ironwood Industrial Park. manufacturers, we started to Ironwood was the community A host of dignitaries attended feel the effects of a full labor responsiveness, support from the event, which celebrated the market and Baby Boomers retir- MEDC, and the existing build- cooperation of area, city and ing. So we started a path to ing (which was acquired in state entities along with man- explore locations with high December 2018)–because we agement at Waupaca to bring quality, available pool of labor quickly realized that locating a the plant here. and ended up in the Upper finishing plant in Ironwood The facility represents an Peninsula of Michigan.” could be done rapidly,” Wies- investment of $4.3 million and According to Jim Luedtke, brock said. will create 61 new jobs, 42 of chief operating officer of Superi- Waupaca ended up moving P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe which are already working on or Waters of Marenisco, Wau- into the building located at 1760 ONE OF NEXT week’s racers demonstrates on Friday the kneel- site. As a result of the expan- paca first took notice of the area Liberty Avenue, which was orig- ing form he will use in the 2019 Stock and Junior National sion, Waupaca Foundry was by word-of-mouth “neighbor-to- inally built in the industrial Championships on Sunday Lake in Wakefield. Registration for awarded a $1.2 million Michi- neighbor” contact. An investor park as a “speculation building” the week-long event by the American Power Boat Association gan Business Development Pro- in Superior Waters met a mem- to attract future businesses, will begin Sunday at Wakefield VFW Post 9084 on U.S. 2. gram performance-based grant. ber of Waupaca management by according to Ironwood city man- Shown here is Mitchell Sampson and his wife, Julie, of Lake Waupaca Foundry employs chance and told him of the ager Scott Erickson. According Stevens, Wash. Sampson will use his Darneille boat to compete 4,500 employees at seven loca- abundance of workers available in the fastest D-Stock Hydro category. The photo art on the tions throughout the United in the area, even before the clos- boat is of him competing here in 1988. States. ing of the Ojibway Correctional FOUNDRY — page 5 TODAY INDEX Showers likely — Details, page 2 Business ...... 14 75 cents

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Pierce announced earli- ing and exploring the Several of the trust’s er this year he was retiring woods and waters around strategic initiatives will after 18 years as a founding our family camp in the continue under Anchor, board member of the trust, Chequamegon National according to the Submitted photo according to the trust’s Forest in Price County my announcement, including DAVID AND Denise Solie, of Columbus Wisconsin, accept a check for $36,996 on announcement, and later whole life, and this role the promotion of the pro- Friday. The couple purchased the ticket on July 3 which matched the winning tick- its first executive director. will afford me the opportu- tection of remnant old- et number 6899. Prior to his role with the nity to help conserve a growth forests and enlist- trust, Anchor worked for region I care deeply about,” ing Iron County land own- 11 years as the Northwest Anchor said in the ers in the voluntary con- Columbus Wisconsin couple Indiana Program Director announcement. servation of undeveloped for the Indiana chapter of Since 2011, the land lake shore. The Nature Conservancy. trust has conserved over For more information wins Bessemer 50-50 raffle He also was the outreach 13,000 acres of land and on the trust and the land it specialist/ecologist at his 70 miles of natural shore- has helped conserve, visit BESSEMER – David and The Solies enjoy the want to help the local alma mater, the University line in its six-county ser- northwoodslandtrust.org. Denise Solie of Columbus Gogebic Range area, espe- economy,” says Denise of Wisconsin-Madison, vice area – Vilas, Oneida, —Richard Jenkins Wisconsin, claimed the cially Little Girls Point. Solie. record high Bessemer 50- Denise’s parents acquired a This year marked the 50 prize of $36,996 on Fri- cottage in the 1970’s there 30th Anniversary of Besse- Ontonagon road commission to hold public meeting day afternoon. and the couple spent a lot mer’s raffle which also ONTONAGON – The both have their positives Another possible solu- The duo has been sup- of time in the area over the coincided with the mile- Ontonagon County Road and negatives. tion is the re-routing of M- porting Bessemer Blast and years as their children were stone of over one million Commission will hold a Ontonagon road com- 107. Rerouting would come buying tickets for years and growing up going on skiing tickets sold, Malmberg public hearing Aug. 14 that mission engineer and man- at a cost of $13 million say they “just got lucky,” trips and fishing on Lake said, adding they all will have an impact on res- ager Mike Maloney which the road commis- according to a press release Superior. watched in awe as the raf- idents and tourists along explained that lining the sion could never afford. issued by raffle chairman The press release stated fle has grown.” the shore of Lake Superior. shoreline with mine rock is Maloney added the mine Mark Malmberg. the couple plan to tithe to “Nobody would’ve bet a The hearing will discuss being considered to slow rock solution would still be “We love watching the Immanuel Lutheran dollar in 1990 that this raf- with the public several sug- down the erosion which is in the neighborhood of $4 parade and seeing Marty’s Church, “the little church fle would become what it is gestions for solution to the caused by the high levels of million. The re-routing Goldenaires. We’re always by the big lake,” and to today,” he said. problem of the erosion of Lake Superior and the would deprive tourists and impressed how such a support local causes like For more information M-107 caused by high lev- damaging winds that whip residents of the beautiful small community can come the restoration of the visit the Bessemer Fourth els of Lake Superior. the water over the shore. view of Lake Superior together and organize such Hiawatha statue amongst of July Facebook page or At least five suggestions That solution would elimi- along that route, he noted. a great celebration,” Denise others. www.bessemer4th.com. —Bryan Hellios have been made by the nate people from using the Both of these proposals said. “We love the area and commission, the communi- beach but would still per- have their supporters and ty and state officials. Two mit visitors and residents detractors, he added. Ironwood Memorial Building of them appear to have to view the lake by car and Maloney emphasized most of the support and walking near the lake. there are other suggestions and all these will be hosts 64th annual art show explored. The road com- # # mission wants to explore By TOM LAVENTURE being celebrated at the Building Auditorium, 213 [email protected] THIS DAY these options and several 64th annual Art Show of S. Marquette St., Ironwood. IRONWOOD – The art the Range Art Association The public is invited to IN HISTORY of more than 30 partici- through Sunday at the His- view the work, free of pants from four states are torical Ironwood Memorial charge, from 10 a.m. to 6 MEETING page 11 July 20 — p.m. today, and 10 a.m. to 5 • 1881 Sioux Indian Chief Sitting Bull surrenders to HANSEN AUCTION GROUP & SILVER PROPERTIES ONLINE REAL ESTATE AUCTION p.m. Sunday. The public is US federal troops invited to an artists recep- tion at 3 p.m. Sunday to • 1921 Congresswoman Alice Mary Robertson 581 Acres For Sale in Gogebic County, MI mingle with the artists. becomes the first woman to preside over the floor Great Hunting and Recreational Land “We’re just promoting of the House Representatives. people to do any kind of • 1969 Apollo 11 lunar module carrying Neil art that they want to do, Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins lands and showcase it here,” said on the surface of the moon. Aldrin and Armstrong Gerry Traczyk, treasurer of walk on the moon seven hours later. the Range Art Association. “We do get quite a few peo- Today’s History was sponsored by ple visiting and they’re always amazed because a Discover the Difference! lot of our artists are local.” There is one judge for student art and another for the general art show, she said. The range of art this ! ! ! ! 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Some stand out items BID NOW AT HANSENAUCTIONGROUP.com www.AshlandFordChrysler.com Hansen Auction Group: (715) 265-4656 Silver Properties: (608) 449-1294 ART SHOW — page 11 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY SATURDAY, JULY 20, 2019 3 Library to host Apollo Science Fair DRAGONFLIES IRONWOOD — The Michigan Science will give tours of the current night sky Center will be returning to the area for using the STARLAB’s star projector, featur- the 4th year with the 2019 Apollo Adven- ing bright stars, constellations, planets ture Science Fair and STARLAB on and the moon. Wednesday from 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. at There is no charge for the event, all area the Gogebic Community College youth are welcome. The science fair is Lindquist Center. open to both registered and walk in atten- The event is part of the Ironwood dees, but those interested in attending one Carnegie Library’s Universe of Stories of the two STARLAB presentations during Summer Programming. Co-hosting this the fair must register in advance by calling year’s event is Gogebic County 4-H, with the library at 932-0203. additional support offered through the Located in Detroit, the Michigan Sci- Gogebic Range United Way. ence Center offers on site and outreach The Science Fair will offer ten hands-on programs throughout the state. The mis- interactive stations where youth will devel- sion of the Michigan Science Center is to op a deeper understanding for space and inspire curious minds of all ages to dis- space exploration. The event has been cover, explore and appreciate science, timed to coincide with the 50th anniver- technology, engineering and math (STEM) sary of the Apollo moon walk. in a creative, dynamic learning environ- During the fair, the Michigan Science ment. center will also offer their STARLAB, a For more information on the Apollo portable planetarium. During each ses- Science Fair, call the Ironwood Carnegie sion, a Michigan Science Center educator Library at 906-932-0203. Community Briefs Submitted Photo CARTER PENAGOR, Ryker Leinon and Bryce Lotzer study the life cycle of a dragon Ironwood Carnegie ed. addressed by Dale Klap- fly at the Hurley Library’s first summer reading program event “Dragonflies”. Library preps for meier, co-founder and chief Fancy Nancy Wakefield executive officer of Cirrus stargazing to be Aircraft and a 1983 gradu- IRONWOOD — The held ate of UW-Stevens Point. Summer car safety tips to Ironwood Carnegie The following local stu- Library is preparing for WAKEFIELD — The dents graduated at these their annual Fancy Nancy Wakefield Public Library is ceremonies: remember during heatwave tea party. holding a stargazing outing Hunter Reed of Ramsay DEARBORN — With alone in the car, call 911 —Consult the owner’s The event, which will be tonight, from 9:30 to 11 graduated with a Bachelor forecasts predicting tem- immediately and follow the manual to determine the held at 2 p.m. on Thursday, p.m. at the softball fields in of Science in forestry man- peratures in the high instructions of emergency service interval appropri- Aug. 1, invites attendees to Wakefield. One can view agement. 90s and heat indices in the personnel. ate for a vehicle. dress in their fanciest party the night sky using the 100s, AAA offers safety tips The soaring tempera- —Inspect hoses and clothes and join them at library’s telescope and Mercer Library to to help motorists keep tures in a vehicle can also drive belts for cracking, the Ironwood Memorial binoculars. host history their children, pets and place pets at risk. Never soft spots or other signs of Building for fancy food, Attendees are encour- presentation vehicles safe during what is leave an animal in a parked poor condition. crafts, and fun. aged to bring a lawn chair expected to be the hottest car, even if the windows —Replace worn parts. Pre-registration is need- and any stargazing equip- MERCER, Wis. — On weather so far this summer are partially open. Even on ed to attend. To register or ment of your own. Tuesday the Mercer season. pleasant days the tempera- for more information, call Library will be hosting a Tires Excessive heat can pose ture inside a car can soar to —Check tires when the the library at 906-932-0203. UW-Stevens Point historical presentation cen- tered around Frederick great risks to motorists. well over 100 degrees in car has not been driven holds spring Within just a few minutes less than 10 minutes, plac- recently. Library concludes graduation Douglass at 6:30 p.m. Guest speaker Steven the inside of a car can ing a pet at risk for heat- —Inflate tires to the summer programming STEVENS POINT, Wis. Cole has portrayed Dou- become dangerously hot, stroke and possibly death. pressure recommended by and Michigan’s forecasted Extreme heat can also the vehicle manufacturer— WAKEFIELD — The — The University of Wis- glass in re-enactments and heatwave presents a greater pose risks to vehicles. AAA not the number molded Wakefield Public Library consin-Stevens Point con- has been a living history risk for heatstroke recommends drivers check into the tire sidewall. will conclude its Universe ferred degrees on more presenter lecturing on slav- tragedies. these five key areas to help —Inspect the tire treads of Stories 2019 Summer than 1,250 graduates dur- ery and american history From 1998 to 2018, 795 their vehicle safely survive for adequate depth and Reading Program with a ing the university’s spring for the past 30 years. children have died from higher temperatures: any signs of uneven wear splashdown event at the commencement cere- The program is free and heatstroke in hot cars that might indicate a sus- today at 11 a.m. Reading monies on May 18. open to everyone. For more according to the National pension or alignment logs are due at this time Graduates, their guests information, call the Battery Highway Traffic Safety —Securely mount the problem. and prizes will be award- and faculty members were library at 715-476-2366. Administration. Despite battery in place to mini- warnings from safety orga- mize vibration. Engine Fluids Community Calendar nizations, each year chil- —Clean any corrosive —Check all vehicle flu- dren continue to die from build up from the battery ids including motor oil, this needless tragedy. terminals and cable transmission fluid, power Email calendar items and Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 p.m., 101 E. Mary St., Bessemer. “People often think that clamps. steering fluid and brake community news to a.m., Ironwood Memorial ReGeneration Youth, something like this could —Ensure the clamps are fluid to ensure they are [email protected]. Building. 906-667-1110. 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; For more information, call 906- Breakfast For Your Brain, Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., never happen to them,” tight enough that they will filled to the appropriate 932-2211. 10 a.m., Mercer, Wis., Com- ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith said Adrienne Woodland, not move. levels. Saturday, July 20 munity Center. 715-561-2695. Center, Ironwood. spokesperson, AAA – The —If a car’s battery is —If any fluids need to be Alcoholics Anonymous, Mountain Biking Group, 6 more than three years old, topped off, be sure to use noon, Salem Lutheran Church, p.m, Wolverine Trails. Auto Club Group. “Howev- Union Station Food Ironwood. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, er, many heatstroke deaths it’s a good idea to have it the type of fluid specified Pantry and Northern Food Ironwood Kiwanis Club, 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian in the owner’s manual. Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., are accidents, where a par- tested by a trained techni- noon, Golden Dragon. Church, Hurley. area74.org. ent or caregiver forgets the cian to determine how 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. Mountain Biking Group, 6 Government Alcoholics Anonymous, p.m., group choice. Downtown Ironwood child is in the back seat.” much longer it will last. Air Conditioning 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran Woods and Blooms Gar- Development Authority, 8 AAA-The Auto Club —The test can be per- —Maintain a comfort- Church, Ironwood. area74.org. den Club, 6:30 p.m., Haines a.m., meeting, Conference Community Pickleball Group suggest the follow- formed at any AAA able driving environment Civic Center, Mercer, Wis. Room 1, second floor, Memori- to reduce fatigue and Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer Erwin Township histori- al Building, Ironwood. ing safety tips to help keep Approved Auto Repair School gymnasium. 715-776- cal Society, 6:30 p.m., Erwin children safe: facility, or AAA members increase driver alertness 4588. Townshop Townhall. Friday, July 26 for increased vehicle safety. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 can request a AAA Mobile Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Battery Service technician —Have the air condition- p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, p.m., Episcopal Church of the Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- Don’t leave them alone, Ironwood. area74.org. 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior ing system checked by a Transfiguration, Ironwood. not even for a minute come to them and test their Sunday, July 21 Center. Never leave children battery free of charge. certified technician. Wednesday, July 24 Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, unattended in a vehicle - —Should the battery Even with proper pre- Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 Christian Men of the Ironwood. even if the windows are ventive maintenance, sum- p.m., closed meeting, Salem need replacement, the tech- Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Mercer Food Pantry, Lutheran Church, Ironwood. open or the air condition- nician can usually replace mer breakdowns can still Cafe, Ironwood. noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer Health and Well- Mentoring of Moms, 9- Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: ing is running. it on location. For more occur. AAA recommends ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., 10:30 a.m., Range Community 715-476-7655. information on the AAA every driver have a well- Mercer Community Center. Bible Church, Hurley. 715-561- Alcoholics Anonymous/ Alcoholics Anonymous, Mobile Battery Service visit stocked emergency kit in 4355. Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- Vehicles aren’t play 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran their vehicle. The kit Alcoholics Anonymous, an Church, Ironwood. areas AAA.com/Battery. Church, Bessemer. area74.org. open meeting, noon, Salem area74.org. Don’t let children play should include water, non- Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. in an unattended vehicle. perishable food items, Monday, July 22 Engine Coolant area74.org. EST, Ontonagon United —Have the system jumper cables, a flashlight Iron County Food Pantry, DOVE Support Group, Methodist Church basement, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. next to Holiday gas station, Put Keys Out of Sight flushed and the coolant with extra batteries, road Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- Ironwood-Hurley Rotary Ontonagon. area74.org. Always lock vehicles replaced periodically as flares or an emergency bea- 4450. Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and Alcoholics Anonymous, even in driveways and recommended by the vehi- con, basic hand tools, and Alcoholics Anonymous, Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace garages - and keep keys out cle manufacturer. a first aid kit. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Iron County Veterans Ser- Catholic Church, Ironwood. of children’s reach. Ironwood. area74.org. vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Saturday, July 27 Summer Exercise Class, Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- 2 p.m., Mercer Community 2190. Union Station Food Center. Mercer Health and Well- Make it a Habit Pantry and Northern Food Before locking thevehi- PUBLIC NOTICE Overeaters Anonymous, ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Iron County hereby provides notice that it intends to Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran Mercer Community Center. cle, check the front and 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. apply to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation Church, Wakefield. Bergland town picnic, 4-7 Alcoholics Anonymous, back seat. for the following transportation projects under section Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., Bergland Ball Park. 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran p.m., Our Lady of Peace IMPACT Life Support 5310 to serve seniors and individuals with disabilities Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Catholic Church, Ironwood. Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland in Iron County. Community Pickleball Keep a stuffed animal Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Church, Ironwood. Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer in your child’s car seat One (1) Med. Bus – Honeycomb Fiberglass Construction EST, Ontonagon United Superior Riders, 6:30 School gymnasium. 715-776- When the child is with (11 seating positions & 2 wheel chair positions) Methodist Church basement, p.m., Cold Iron Brewery, Iron- 4588. you, move it to the front next to Holiday gas station, wood. Individuals or agencies wishing to comment or receive Heritage Festival Parade, Ontonagon. area74.org. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 seat as a reminder that the additional information about this application should 2 p.m., Hurley. Government p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, child is in the back. Community Night Meal contact Becky Rein at (715)561-3636 ext 2137 or Iron County Human Ser- Ironwood. area74.org. Free Supper, 5-6 p.m., Apos- [email protected] vices Department, meeting, 3 Government tolic Lutheran Church, Aurora p.m., County Board Room, Iron County Board of Street, Ironwood. Set an Alarm Formal comments or requests for additional information Iron County Courthouse, Hur- Adjustment, 10 a.m., County Consider programming Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 must be received in writing or by email 14 days after ley, 715-561-3636. Board Room, Iron County p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, an alarm on your phone Gogebic County Road Courthouse, Hurley. publication. Ironwood. area74.org. that will go off as a Commission, 4 p.m., Finance Gogebic County Finance Committee, meeting to follow, Committee, 4:30 p.m., court- Sunday, July 28 reminder to check the vehi- GCRC office. house, Bessemer. cle. Bessemer Township Gogebic County Board, 5 Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 Board, 5 p.m., Township Hall, p.m., courthouse, Bessemer. p.m., closed meeting, Salem Ramsay. Bessemer School Board, Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Caregiver Assistance 2014 Toyota Yaris Hatchback If you normally drop Mercer School Board, 5 6 p.m., A.D. Johnston High Mercer Health and Well- 4 cylinder, front wheel drive. p.m., Mercer K-12 School com- School library. ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., your child off at a babysit- $ mons, Mercer, Wis. Thursday, July 25 Mercer Community Center. ter or daycare, ask the care- Only 101,000 miles! Gogebic County Fair Alcoholics Anonymous, Board, 5:30 p.m., Ironwood 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran giver to call if the child 6,999 Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, Fairgrounds. Church, Bessemer. area74.org. doesn’t show up as expect- Patterson courts or Ironwood Ironwood Township Memorial Building. ed. Board, 5:30 p.m., Township Monday, July 29 Gogebic County Veterans offices. Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 Wakefield City Council, Iron County Food Pantry, a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 Add a reminder 5:30 p.m., City Hall. 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., p.m., Watersmeet Township; Put a purse/wallet or Ironwood City Commis- Montreal, Wis. 715-561-4450. 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco cell phone in the back seat. sion, 5:30 p.m., Memorial Alcoholics Anonymous, Township. 906-667-1110. Building. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, This way one is reminded Alcoholics Anonymous, Ironwood. area74.org. to look in the back seat Tuesday, July 23 noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Iron County Mobile Food Ironwood. area74.org. Pantry, noon-1:30 p.m., Iron before leaving the vehicle. Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, Summer Exercise Class, County Recycling-Iron County Cloverland Motors Patterson courts or Ironwood 2 p.m., Mercer Community Forestry Parking Lot, 606-607 300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood, MI 49938 Memorial Building. Center. 3rd Ave. North, Hurley. 715- Call for help Gogebic County Veterans SMART Recovery, 4:30 561-2695. If one sees a child or pet 906-932-1202 www.cloverlandmotorsports.com l 4 SATURDAY, JULY 20, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Trump-brand racism Long ago and far away, I some- taken pure, and without the base Sue Mizell, Publisher times joked that I only look white: alloy of hypocrisy.” Actually, I’m Irish. These days, peo- He could have written it last week. Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor ple have no idea what you’re talking Alas, we can’t urge Trump to go about. Courtesy of Ancestry.com, back where his family came from, I’ve since learned that all the family because his big flapping mouth stories are true: All eight of my great- Gene might land him in prison. Having grandparents were born in Ireland. Lyons had their fill of it under Adolf Hitler, In Their Opinion Mayo and Cork for the most part, the Germans have criminalized what Cambensy’s mining counties where rebellion against cen- they call “Volksverhetzung,” or turies of English oppression ran “incitement of the people.” strong. In Germany, it’s illegal to urge committee bill a As a lad, I was taught that being do roasting pigs.” “hatred against a national, racial, Irish took precedence over being During the Irish Potato Famine religious group or a group defined good move for state American. There was a mandatory from 1845 to 1850, more than a mil- by their ethnic origins, against seg- “Irish” view on damn near every- lion of the native Irish died of star- ments of the population or individu- thing – although family members vation even as the island exported als because of their belonging to one We were very pleased to see that Gov. Gretchen argued fiercely about what it was. food to England. A million more of the aforementioned groups ... or Whitmer signed House Bill 4227 into law Monday, Often it was the women against emigrated, many on the aptly named calls for violent or arbitrary mea- officially creating the Committee on Michigan’s Min- the men. My father had friends of “coffin ships” vividly described in sures against them.” ing Future. every ethnicity that he’d made in the Joseph O’Connor’s brilliant novel The penalty is three months to Introduced in February by state Rep. Sara Cam- Army and playing ball. “You’re no “Star of the Sea.” (The author is five years. bensy, D-Marquette, the committee will be responsi- better than anybody else,” he’d often singer Sinead O’Connor’s older I much prefer First Amendment ble for making advisory legislative and policy recom- say. “And nobody’s better than you.” brother.) Not long ago, Canadian free speech protections, but you mendations to strengthen and develop sustainable My mother mistrusted anybody authorities recovered the bones of can’t say the Germans don’t know mining practices in Michigan. who wasn’t blood kin. half-starved Irish children who died where these things can lead. The law “I’m extremely happy to have my first bill signed I thought that was nuts by third in an 1847 shipwreck on the Gaspe has mainly been used to prosecute into law (Monday) by Gov. Whitmer,” Cambensy said grade. Peninsula. Holocaust deniers. Several European in a press release. “Establishing an advisory commit- Anyway, what with Irish-sur- And how did Americans react to countries (Ireland included) have tee to look at existing gaps in coordination, commu- named lunkheads helping Trump the Irish diaspora? Pretty much the similar laws, although they are nication, and what industry and interest groups find spread his bigotry far and wide, it same way Trump supporters are rarely invoked. important or lacking in terms of mining research, seems appropriate to remind people reacting to Spanish-speaking asylum- So anyway, that’s where I’m com- infrastructure, energy and the environment will be that from the 17th century onward, seekers on our southern border. The ing from as a direct descendant of key to coming up with long-term goals and strategies every racial slur that was ever used anti-immigrant party of the 1850s refugees. What we have here is a per- that help elected leaders make sound policy deci- to describe black slaves was first called itself the “Know-Nothings.” In fect storm of Trumpism: equal parts sions.” applied to the native Irish. 1855, Abraham Lincoln wrote a ignorance and bigotry. Only Trump Cambensy said the idea for this legislation came Micks were routinely described as friend about them: (born in Queens) could tell Alexan- from watching the idling of the Empire Mine in 2016. donkey strong, but stupid. They “I am not a Know-Nothing. That dria Ocasio-Cortez (born in the A few years earlier, a major expansion and the devel- were good at music, dancing and is certain. How could I be? How can Bronx) to go back where she came opment of a direct reduced iron pellet necessary in prizefighting, but congenitally lazy anyone who abhors the oppression from. order to melt recycled steel and create new steel prod- and unreliable. The Irish were sexu- of Negroes, be in favor of degrading Sure, Ocasio-Cortez asked for ucts was being worked on at the Marquette Iron ally promiscuous, dirty, foul- classes of white people? Our trouble with her childish “women of Range. smelling drunks. progress in degeneracy appears to color” gibe at Nancy Pelosi, of all “It became increasingly clear after watching the Irish satirist Jonathan Swift’s me to be pretty rapid. As a nation, people. investment shift from Michigan to Minnesota, that 1729 pamphlet “A Modest Proposal” we begin by declaring that ‘all men But if he has no idea what he’s what elected leaders do or don’t do at the state level remains a searing indictment of the are created equal.’ We now practical- talking about, Trump absolutely can be crucial to where investments are made,” she colonialist mentality – as shocking ly read it ‘all men are created equal, knows what he’s doing. No more said. now as then. Might impoverished except Negroes.’ When the Know- pussy-footing. The 2020 presidential Those investments, according to Cambensy, are asylum-seekers whose children are Nothings get control, it will read ‘all campaign is going to be the ugliest not just limited to more exploration and develop- caged along the U.S.-Mexican border, men are created equal, except race-based free-for-all any of us has ment of minerals to mine. They also involve key for example, not turn a nice profit by Negroes, and foreigners, and ever seen. issues environmental groups would like to see offering them as a delicacy for rich Catholics.’ When it comes to this I And if it works, you can bend addressed. She credits her bills’ wide bipartisan sup- men’s tables? “I rather recommend should prefer emigrating to some over and kiss America goodbye. port, passing unanimously in the Senate and passing buying the children alive,” Swift country where they make no pre- Gene Lyons can be reached at the House in a vote of 107-1, to making sure the com- wrote with savage irony, “and dress- tense of loving liberty – to Russia, [email protected]. mittee had representation from a diverse group of ing them hot from the knife, as we for instance, where despotism can be COPYRIGHT 2019 GENE LYONS stakeholders. “We will have the chance to look at creating an environmental remediation fund to help clean up Today in history century-old abandoned mining sites,” she said. “And we will have the opportunity to look at urban mining By The Associated Press – how we reuse precious metals in our cell phones, Today’s Highlights in History computers, appliances and vehicles – especially as On July 20, 1969, astro- electric vehicles become increasingly affordable.” nauts Neil Armstrong and According to the release, being able to bring both Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin became the first men to walk on the political parties together in Lansing to help col- moon after reaching the sur- leagues understand the purpose and importance of face in their Apollo 11 lunar this mining committee bill took a lot of work, but the module. outcome of near-unanimous support gives Camben- On this date sy hope that society can also move past the either/or In 1861, the Congress of the Confederate States con- dilemma with mining that pits environmentalists vened in Richmond, Virginia. against economists and instead work together. In 1923, Mexican revolu- We are glad to see both sides of the aisle come tionary leader Pancho Villa together to do what is best for our community and its was assassinated by gunmen in Parral. future. We are also proud of Cambensy and the work In 1944, an attempt by a she is doing to represent her community. Keep it up group of German officials to Sara. assassinate Adolf Hitler with a –The Mining Journal bomb failed as the explosion only wounded the Nazi leader. President Franklin D. Roo- sevelt was nominated for a fourth term of office at the Thought for Today Democratic convention in Chicago. In 1960, a pair of Polaris “We may well go to the moon, but that’s not very far. The missiles were fired from the submerged USS George greatest distance we have to cover still lies within us.” Washington off Cape Canaver- al, Fla., at a target more than seven horses belonging to the trade policies, warning in an Rigg is 81. Artist Judy Chicago — Charles de Gaulle, French statesman (1890-1970). 1,100 miles away. Queen’s Household Cavalry. interview airing on CNBC that is 80. Rock musician John In 1968, the first Interna- In 1989, Burmese activist he was prepared to impose tar- Lodge (The Moody Blues) is tional Special Olympics Sum- Aung San Suu Kyi (soo chee) iffs on all Chinese imports. 76. Country singer T.G. Shep- Letters Policy mer Games, organized by was placed under house arrest Ohio Gov. John Kasich spared pard is 75. Singer Kim Carnes Eunice Kennedy Shriver, were by the military government of the life of condemned killer is 74. Rock musician Carlos The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters held at Soldier Field in Chica- Myanmar. Raymond Tibbetts, commuting Santana is 72. Rock musician should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve go. In 1990, Supreme Court his sentence to life without Jay Jay French (Twisted Sis- the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- In 1976, America’s Viking 1 Justice William J. Brennan, parole, after a juror came for- ter) is 67. Rock musician Paul lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. robot spacecraft made a suc- one of the court’s most liberal ward and said information Cook (The Sex Pistols, Man Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address cessful, first-ever landing on voices, announced he was about the extent of Tibbetts’ Raze) is 63. Actress Donna and phone number must be included for verification purposes. Mars. stepping down. tough childhood wasn’t proper- Dixon is 62. Rock musician Ten years ago: A roadside ly presented at trial. Charlotte, Mick McNeil (Simple Minds) is Election-related letters advocating for or against a candi- In 1977, a flash flood hit Johnstown, Pennsylvania, bomb killed four American North Carolina, was chosen to 61. Country singer Radney date, ballot measure or political party will be considered ads killing more than 80 people and troops in eastern Afghanistan. host the 2020 Republican Foster is 60. Actor Frank Wha- and are subject to a charge of $25 for the first 7 inches and causing $350 million worth of The astronauts aboard the National Convention. ley is 56. Actor Dean Winters is $10 for each additional inch thereafter. They are also limited to damage. The U.N. Security shuttle-station complex cele- Today’s Birthdays 55. Rock musician Stone Gos- 400 words. Council voted to admit Vietnam brated the 40th anniversary of Actress-singer Sally Ann sard (Pearl Jam) is 53. 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The city is aware Wisconsin reopens Karofsky dismissed the of the court ruling and is MADISON, Wis. (AP) – were subsequently charged bail condition barring evaluating next steps, said A self-styled Rastafarian with maintaining a drug Schworck from being at the Madison attorney Michael church in Madison that trafficking place and pos- church, but said other con- May. police raided after it dis- session with intent to dis- ditions remain in place In June, the owner of pensed marijuana that tribute marijuana. Bangert prohibiting Schworck from the building filed eviction leaders described as a also faces one count of committing any new proceedings against crimes or using or possess- Schworck and Bangert. sacrament has reopened, delivery of marijuana, Associated Press but without the cannabis. while Schworck faces three A SELF-STYLED Rastafarian church in Downtown ing any controlled sub- Court records show the Jesse Schworck, 39, and distribution counts. 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The Dane County disorderly conduct Madison, Wis. officially entered not guilty duo has filed against the Narcotics Task Force then charges emanating from pleas to charges and is next city of Madison, the Police raided the establishment in an alleged dispute with a the church without pay- Karofsky ruled Monday slated to appear in court on Department and numerous late May. customer who he said took ment. that Schworck and Bangert Aug. 9, when Karofsky will other entities and individu- The Madison natives marijuana sacrament from County Circuit Judge Jill could return to the church, hear a motion for return of als. LET US REPLENISH THE SEED OF FAITH THROUGH. . . Regular Church Attendance Angelo Luppino Inc. FARM, LAWN AND GARDEN CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT General Const. & Blacktop www.lulichimplement.net P.O. Box 100, Iron Belt, WI Mason, WI ~ 715-746-2477 715-561-4906

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MICHIGAN Trinity Lutheran (Mis- consin). Sunday, 5 p.m. 9 a.m., Contemporary worship, Bible study, Wednesday, 6 Episcopal. Saturday: Epis- IRONWOOD souri). E5104 Margaret St. COVINGTON 7 p.m. p.m. copal Eucharist, 5 p.m. at Apostolic Lutheran. 326 Saturday Night Alive, 4:00 Bethany Lutheran. Sun- PAYNESVILLE WHITE PINE Community Presbyterian W. Aurora. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. p.m.; Sunday Bible Study, day worship, 11 a.m. Our Saviour Lutheran St. Jude Catholic. Sun- Church, U.S. 51. Sunday School, 10 a.m. Bible 10:15 a.m., Sunday worship, 9 Trinity Lutheran (Mis- (ELCA). Rotating every third day: confessions, 5:30 p.m., Our Lady Queen of Peace Study, 10:45 a.m. worship, a.m. souri). M-28. Sunday worship, Sunday, 11 a.m. Part of New Mass, 6 p.m. Catholic. Masses: Sunday, 8 Wednesday Bible Study, 7 p.m. Wesley United Methodist. 9 a.m. Evangelical Parish. 906-988- Community United a.m., Wednesday, 5:15 p.m., Assembly of God. 2100 E. 500 E. McLeod. Sunday, adult EWEN 2594. Methodist. Sunday, worship, Cloverland Drive. worship, 10 Bible study, 9 a.m., service, 10 First Lutheran (ELCA). RAMSAY 8:45 a.m., youth group, 5 p.m.; Thursday, 8:30 a.m., Saturday, a.m. a.m.; Kids Club, Wednesday Rotating every third Sunday, 11 Cornerstone Christian. Monday, Kids Club, after 6 p.m. First Presbyterian. 300 E. after school. ironwoodwes- a.m. Wednesday, children’s Sunday worship, 9:30 a.m., school. MELLEN Aurora, Ironwood. Sunday leyumc.org. Bible school, 3:30. Part of New children’s church, following WISCONSIN Congregational United worship, 9 a.m., fellowship to Woodland Church (BGC). Evangelical Parish. 906-988- worship; Revelation (young HURLEY Church of Christ. Sunday, follow. N10234 Curry St., Sunday 2594. adults), meets second and First Presbyterian. Sun- 10:45 a.m. Immanuel Lutheran (Mis- Bible study, 9 a.m.; worship, 10 Sacred Heart Catholic. fourth Sundays at 6 p..m. day, 9:30 a.m. worship, Sun- Holy Rosary Catholic. souri). Little Girl’s Point, Satur- a.m.; fellowship to follow. 906- Mass 4 p.m. Saturday Grace Open Fellowship. 9 day school and nursery. Tuesday, 8 a.m.; Saturday, 8 day worship, 2 p.m. 932-1102 or woodlandcc.org. United Methodist. Sunday a.m., worship, 9:30 a.m.; Havenwood Baptist. 501 a.m.; Sunday Mass, 9 a.m.; Jehovah’s Witnesses. Zion Lutheran (ELCA). worship, noon. Communion, Wednesday, Bible study, Copper St. Prayer, 9:30 a.m., first Friday Mass, 6:30 p.m.; Superior Street. Sunday public 100 W. Midland. Part of Christ first Sunday. prayer meeting, 6:30 p.m. Sunday school, 10 a.m., ser- first Wednesday, 10:30 a.m., talk, 9:30 a.m., Watchtower Lutheran Parish. Saturday GREENLAND ROCKLAND vices, 11 a.m., lunch and after- second through fifth Thursday, study, 10:30 a.m. praise worship, 5 p.m; Sunday United Methodist. Sunday St. Mary’s Catholic. Satur- noon service following. Lighthouse Faith Center. services, second and fourth worship, 11:40 a.m. day: confessions, 5:30 p.m.; Range Community Bible. 10:30 a.m., at Mellen Manor 777 E. Ayer St.; Sunday prayer Sundays of the month, 9 a.m. Greenland Seventh-day Mass, 6 p.m. Sunday school, 9 and 10:45 Nursing Home. Confessions, 9-9:30 a.m., worship and nurs- BERGLAND Adventist. 31369 N. Firesteel. St. Paul United Methodist. a.m.; worship, 9 and 10:45 Saturday following Mass. ery, 10 a.m.; Wednesday Calvary Baptist (Funda- Saturday church service, 10 Sunday worship, 10:30 a.m. a.m. Immanuel Lutheran (Mis- prayer 6:15 p.m., service, 6:30 mental). Sunday, 11 a.m.; a.m. Bible study, Saturday, TROUT CREEK St. Mary’s Catholic. Satur- souri). Sunday school 8:15 p.m., Thursday youth meet- Wednesday prayer service, 7 11:15 a.m. Assembly of God. Sunday day Mass, 4 p.m., Sunday a.m.; Bible study 8:30 a.m.; ings, ages 8-12, 6 p.m., ages p.m. MARENISCO worship, 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Mass, 7 and 11 a.m., Tuesday, regular service with Commu- 12-19, 7 p.m. Services online St. Ann Catholic. Sunday, St. Catherine’s Catholic. Trinity Lutheran (ELCA). 5:30 p.m., Wednesday, 8 a.m., nion 9:30 a.m. at lfcironwood.org/tv. Mass, 11 a.m. Sunday Mass, 1 p.m. Rotating every third Sunday, 11 Thursday, 8 a.m., Friday, 8 MERCER Living Water Missionary Trinity Lutheran (Mis- MASS CITY a.m. Part of New Evangelical a.m. Community Church of Assembly. 236 S. Mansfield. souri). Sunday, 9 a.m. Com- St. Paul’s Lutheran. Sun- Parish. 906-988-2594. St. Paul’s Lutheran (Wis- Nazarene. Sunday, worship, Sunday, 9:30 a.m. Sunday munion second and fourth day, 10:30 a.m. Weekly Com- United Presbyterian. Sun- consin). Sunday school, 9:45 school; 10:30 a.m. worship; Sundays. munion. day worship, 11 a.m.; commu- a.m.; worship, 11 a.m. 10 a.m. Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. Bible United Methodist. Sunday, ONTONAGON nion, first Sunday of the month. KIMBALL Faith Lutheran (Missouri). study; lwmissionary.org. 11 a.m. Communion first Sun- Assembly of God. Sunday WAINOLA Good Shepherd Commu- Sunday, worship, 9 a.m., Bible Our Lady of Peace day. school, 9:45 a.m., Sunday wor- Lutheran. Saturday, 5 p.m. nity Apostolic Lutheran. Sun- study, 10:30 a.m. Catholic. Marquette Street. BESSEMER ship, 10:45 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.; Communion, first and third Sat- day worship 10:30 a.m., Sun- St. Isaac Jogues Saturday confession, 11 a.m. Christ Community Wednesday, youth group and urdays. day Bible study 10 a.m. Com- Catholic. Masses Sunday, 11 to noon; Mass, 4 p.m.; Sunday Church of SDA. 507 E. adult Bible study, 6:30 p.m. WAKEFIELD munion first Sunday. a.m.; Tuesday, 8:30 a.m. Mass, 8 and 11 a.m. Cinnabar. Saturday, 11 a.m., Holy Family Catholic. All Saints Lutheran LAC DU FLAMBEAU United Methodist. Sunday, Christ Lutheran Parish, Sabbath school, 9:30 a.m.; Michigan Avenue and Pine (ELCA). Saturday worship, 5 Bible Baptist. Sunday, 10 9:30 a.m. Saturday praise worship, 5 Wednesday prayer meeting, Street. Daily Masses: Monday, p.m.; Sunday worship, 10:30 a.m. Zion Lutheran (Wiscon- p.m, @ Zion, 100 W. Midland. 6:30 p.m. 9 a.m.; Tuesday, 6 p.m.; a.m. St. Anthony’s Catholic. sin). Sunday, 9 a.m., Bible St. John Lutheran Our Redeemer Lutheran Wednesday, 9 a.m.; Thursday, Calvary Baptist. Sunday Saturday Mass, 4 p.m.; Sun- class, 10:15 a.m. (ELCA). E5071 Airport Road, (Missouri). Sanders Road. 9 a.m.; Friday, 9 a.m.; Sunday, school, 10 a.m., Sunday wor- day Mass, 9:30 a.m. Ironwood Township. Service on Sunday, worship, 10:30 a.m. 9 a.m.; confessions, Saturday, ship, 11 a.m.; afternoon ser- LAND O’LAKES PRESQUE ISLE fourth Sunday of the month at Communion first and third Sun- 11 a.m., and half an hour vice, 1:30 p.m.; Wednesday, Hope Lutheran (Mis- Bethel Lutheran (Mis- 11 a.m. day. before each Mass. prayer and praise, 6 p.m. souri). 1764 U.S. 45, just north souri). Sunday, 11 a.m. St. Paul Lutheran (ELCA). St. Sebastian Catholic. Redeemer Free Lutheran. Grace Baptist. 512 Sun- of County B. Divine service, St. Rita’s Catholic. Satur- 111 S. Curry. Part of Christ Saturday Mass, 4 p.m.; Sun- Sunday worship, 9 a.m., Sun- day Lake St. Sunday services, Sunday, 9:30 a.m.; Bible study, day, confessions, 3:30 p.m., Lutheran Parish. Worship, 11 day Mass, 8:30 a.m. day school, 10:30 a.m.; 10 and 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. call 906-544-2259 or visit Mass, 4 p.m.; Sunday Mass, 9 a.m., followed by brunch. Sharon Lutheran (ELCA). Wednesday, Bible study, 7 Immaculate Conception [email protected] for a.m. St. Simon Eastern Ortho- Sunday worship, 8:30 a.m. p.m. Catholic. Saturday Mass, 6 schedule. SAXON dox. 226 E. Harding. Sunday, with fellowship following. St. Paul Lutheran (Mis- p.m.; Sunday Mass, 10:30 a.m. Land O’ Lakes Bible. 5937 St. Ann’s Catholic. Sun- liturgy, 10 a.m. 906-932-0674. BRUCE CROSSING souri). Sunday worship, 10 United Methodist. Sunday U.S. 45. Sunday school 9 a.m.; day Mass, 8:45 a.m.; Salem Lutheran (ELCA). Apostolic Lutheran. Sun- a.m.; Wednesday, church service, 12:30 p.m. Sunday worship, 10 a.m.; Sun- WINCHESTER 333 E. Aurora St. Part of Christ day School, noon, worship, 1 school, 3:30 p.m., service, 7 WATERSMEET day afternoon prayer, 5 p.m.; Lutheran Parish. Services first p.m. Communion second Sun- p.m. Immaculate Conception Thursday table talk and Bible Living Hope. Sunday, 9:30 and third Sundays of the day. Siloa Lutheran (ELCA). Catholic. 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EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler during an appearance Friday in Cleveland says the grants will be available to state and local governments, nonprofit groups and uni- versities for cleanup pro- grams. Wheeler says removing trash from U.S. waterways is an EPA priority. The program is part of the EPA’s Great Lakes Restoration Initiative. It will fund up to a dozen Steve Newman/Daily Globe projects, with the largest ELLE AND Mason Schneller of Ironwood scooped out ducks at the duck pick on Friday morning at Festival Ironwood at Depot Park. amount set at $500,000. The EPA is seeking pro- jects that will address trash on beaches, shorelines, harbors and rivers. It will also fund litter prevention and education programs. Grant applications will be accepted starting in October, with awards announced in February. 6-state trooper project to focus on Move Over law COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – The State Highway Patrol in Ohio and other members of the 6-State Trooper Project will be col- laborating on education and enforcement of the Move Over law. The patrol says the high-visibility enforcement begins Sunday at 12:01 a.m. and ends July 27, at 11:59 p.m. It will include Ohio troopers and state Bryan Hellios/Daily Globe Bryan Hellios/Daily Globe police from Kentucky, Indi- JIM MANCHESTER, left, and Jason Delich grill chicken for the Yooper style wood fire IRONWOOD NATIVE Donald Castillo, lines up with the ana, Pennsylvania, Michi- grilled chicken feed during Festival Ironwood on Thursday. The chicken dinner was pocket during Friday's Ironwood Festival Outdoor gan and West Virginia. organized by Friends of Festival Ironwood. Pool Tournament. Ohio law requires drivers to move over to an DRUMMER KEVIN Bixby, adjacent lane when jams with fellow band approaching vehicles with members from Red Hig- flashing or rotating lights gins and the Yankee parked on the roadside. Train during Festival Motorists should slow Ironwood on Friday. The down and proceed cau- band performed songs tiously, if they can’t move by Johnny Cash as well over due to traffic, weather as other tunes. Black conditions, or lack of a sec- River Blues band took ond lane. the stage next and Fifty states have a Move rocked the tent until the Over law. end. The 50-50 winning The trooper partner- number for Friday's jack- ship provides law enforce- pot of $1,522 is 245215. ment and security services Bryan Hellios/Daily Globe involving highway safety, criminal patrol and intelli- gence sharing. Power station fires knock out service on hot day in Madison

MADISON, Wis. (AP) – The declaration authorizes Fires at two transmission the activation of the substations in Wisconsin’s National Guard if neces- capital on Friday knocked sary and directs state agen- out power to thousands of cies to provide assistance. customers on the hottest The Guard had not been day of the year to-date, activated as of late Friday sending dual plumes of afternoon. thick, black smoke into the “Keeping folks safe air and shutting down gov- remains our top priority as ernment buildings, court- we continue to manage rooms and businesses, and and respond to this situa- leading the governor to tion,” Evers said in a state- declare a state of emergen- ment. cy. The Capitol closed, but No injuries were report- it did not affect the Legisla- ed as a result of the 7:40 ture because it is on a a.m. explosion and fire at break for the summer. The the Madison Gas and Elec- city-county building across tric main power center a the street from the Capitol few blocks from the state also closed and the Wis- Capitol, which was among consin Department of the buildings that were Health Services, which is forced to close. A second around the corner, sent fire at a substation near the employees home and University of Wisconsin- directed the public to leave Madison, a couple of miles the building because of the to the west, prompted the lack of electricity. evacuation of nearby build- All state court system ings. No injuries were offices in downtown Madi- reported as a result of that son, including the state blast, either. Supreme Court and Court At its peak, more than of Appeals, also closed 13,000 people were with- because of the outage. Pub- out power. While there lic access to some court were fluctuating numbers system electronic services, as power was being including the Wisconsin restored, nearly everyone Circuit Court Access web- had power back on by Fri- site and electronic filing in day evening. some counties, was also Gov. Tony Evers down. Traffic lights were declared a state of emer- knocked out throughout gency in Madison and sur- the downtown area rounding Dane County. because of the outage. l 8 SATURDAY, JULY 20, 2019 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM MOON LANDING’S 50TH ANNIVERSARY

50 years “Steve’s mother and consin that summer work- dad, and his brother and ing as an orderly at the Sky sister were over at our View Nursing Home that From page 1 house on Harding, watch- evening. was never tried before. So, ing it that night,” recalled “I remember all the when they landed, ‘wow, Karen. “It was after supper, excitement of the residents they made it;’ when they and I, too, couldn’t believe and the staff for that big took off, ‘oh, they actually they were able to get back event,” he said. “Everybody left the moon.’ Many things home.” had their televisions on. I had to go right they had ——— thought it was a great never done before,” he Opal Roberts of Mercer accomplishment. America said. “What’s funny is, remembered it was on tele- has suffered humiliation when you look back at all vision all day and hopes to when the Soviets put the the computers they had see more. She was married first man in space and Pres- there, a smartphone today and living in Frankfort, Ill., ident Kennedy had made a has more computing power at the time. “I thought it commitment that we were than all that stuff they had was absolutely fascinating going to win the race to the then.” that we were doing that. moon, and we did.” ——— Space is still our next fron- ––– Janice and Joel Massie tier and we’re going in the Obviously, not everyone of Bessemer weren’t mar- right direction with it.” saw the events on televi- ried yet, they were still ——— sion, but that didn’t stop The event was appoint- school-aged kids growing news and pride of the day ment television for Nancy up in Bessemer. Janice (nee from spreading around the Osier who was excited Busch) said she missed it world. on television but heard the about space travel. She had news while riding on a bus to a Lutheran camp some- Associated Press where in Wisconsin. “Even That’s one PRESIDENT DONALD Trump receives a gift from Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin, though we didn’t see it, it with first lady Melania Trump, during a photo opportunity commemorating the was exciting to hear that it 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing in the Oval Office of the White small step for happened.” House, Friday in Washington. Joel and his mother were visiting his brother man, one giant Apollo 11 astronauts reunite on downstate when Joel came down with the flu. “I was leap for mankind. sick in bed at a friend’s 50th anniversary of moonshot house, but I watched it on — Neil Armstrong television. My story’s not CAPE CANAVERAL, be on that ship.” town that was serving up too exciting, but it was a “I was sitting in the jun- Fla. (AP) – Apollo 11 astro- Aldrin, meanwhile, said “cinnamoon pancakes” just graduated from Luther great event for the coun- gles of Vietnam,” said nauts Buzz Aldrin and he’s disappointed with the and “buckeye on the moon L. Wright High School that try.” Larry Grimsby of Erwin. Michael Collins reunited state of human space sundaes.” The U.S. Postal spring. ——— The Marquette High School Friday on the eve of the exploration the past 10 or Service, meanwhile, issued “It was exciting when he “I remember it very graduate was a specialist 5 50th anniversary of 15 years. “We were able to its “1969: First Moon Land- stepped on the moon,” said clearly. I was working that in the U.S. Army. “I was a humanity’s first moon achieve so much early,” the ing” Forever stamps Friday Deanna Pierpont of Mer- day, I was a waitress at P & combat engineer in-coun- landing. 89-year-old said. at Kennedy. cer, who was married with M Drive Inn in Ironwood. I try up in I Corps just south They gathered in the Aldrin, whose specialty NASA televised a two- children and working local- was hoping we’d close of the DMZ. We were build- Oval Office with President was orbital rendezvous, hour show Friday after- ly. “I remember watching it, early so I could get every- ing a road toward the A Donald Trump, who got a doesn’t like NASA’s idea for noon remembering Apollo but not much else. I thing cleaned up to get Shau Valley.” rundown on his adminis- a small space station 11 but also looking for- remember that they placed home in time to see Neil As for news on the tration’s plans to get astro- around the moon, called ward to its future moon the flag and he said that Armstrong step onto the moon landing, “We could nauts back on the moon by the Gateway, from which to plans. At the end of the about ‘One small step for moon. I cleaned extremely just pick up bits and 2024 and then on to Mars stage lunar landings and, program, Bridenstine man and one giant leap for fast that night to get pieces. It was like in that in the 2030s. eventually, Mars trips. He revealed the new logo for mankind.’ It was exciting.” home in time to watch it movie “Good Morning “We’re bringing the noted that the Apollo 11 the moon program, called ——— on TV with my mom and Vietnam,” some of what we glamour back” to the space command module and Artemis after the twin sis- “I thought they were my dad. got was on the radio.” program, Trump said. attached lunar module ter of Greek mythology’s nuts,” said Steve Thomas, “Oh, I was so excited. I Grimsby, who later Both sons of the late went straight into lunar Apollo. who was a social studies loved that kind of stuff,” became a Marquette police Neil Armstrong, the first orbit and even separated Besides Wapakoneta teacher in Ironwood and said Osier who later taught officer, was in Vietnam man to step onto the moon and redocked around the and Kennedy, the program watched it at home with his and coached at Ewen-Trout on July 20, 1969, also moon. went live to Johnson Space wife, Karen. “First of all, Creek and lives in Wake- from 1968 until he was dis- attended, as well as first “We have the No. 1 Center in Houston, home getting in that rocket, fly- field. “I can remember charged in April of 1970. lady Melania Trump, Vice rocket right now in the U.S. to Mission Control; the ing up there; and then sec- when we shot Alan Shep- “The moon landing made President Mike Pence and and we have the No. 1 U.S. Space and Rocket Cen- ond of all, getting out of it ard into space. My mom let us feel proud of our coun- NASA Administrator Jim spacecraft, and they cannot ter next door to Marshall when they landed, wonder- me stay home from school try. We didn’t hear about Bridenstine. get into lunar orbit with Space Flight Center in ing if it would start so they to watch that. I was always the unrest about the war The moon versus Mars significant maneuvering Huntsville, Alabama; and could get off there so they very big into the space pro- back home, but the moon debate as astronauts’ next capability,” Aldrin pointed the National Air and Space could get back home. They gram.” landing was such a positive destination arose again Fri- out. Museum in Washington. had to be some of the ——— thing for our country after day. Trump directed Briden- In Houston, Apollo 7 bravest people that ever Paul Sturgul was home being bogged down in the The president asked if stine to listen to the “other astronaut Walter Cunning- existed.” from the University of Wis- Vietnam War.” astronauts could get to side.” ham said the moon land- Mars without first going Aldrin and Armstrong, ings will be remembered back to the moon. who died in 2012, landed hundreds of years from Collins, 88, who circled on the Sea of Tranquility at now and Armstrong, in the moon alone in the com- 4:17 p.m. on July 20, 1969. particular, will go down in mand module while Arm- “Houston, Tranquility Base history. strong and Aldrin descend- here. The Eagle has land- “Here we are 50 years ed in the Eagle, told the ed,” Armstrong radioed. later, and I never in my life president that he supports Armstrong was the first could have projected this going directly to Mars and to climb down the ladder, amount of interest and bypassing the moon. stepping onto the lunar association with what we “It seems to me Mars surface at 10:56 p.m. His were doing back then,” direct, who knows better “That’s one small step for Cunningham said. than these people?” Trump man, one giant leap for In Wapakoneta, former noted. mankind,” is arguably the astronaut Don Thomas Bridenstine, though, most famous space line of recalled how he invited fel- stressed the importance of all time. low Ohioan Armstrong to the moon as a training The vice president is one of his four space shut- ground and noted that commemorating Saturday’s tle launches in the 1990s. because of the planetary anniversary at Florida’s Not only did Armstrong alignment, launches to Kennedy Space Center, vis- show up, Thomas said the Mars can occur only every iting the launch pad where moonwalker met with him 26 months and even then Apollo 11 blasted off. the day before liftoff and the trip is seven months Museums and towns promised to stick around each way. across the country geared as long as it took the shut- “What happens if you up for their own golden tle to fly. miss the timing? They’re in anniversary celebrations, “It was the thrill of my deep trouble? Trump including Wapakoneta, life to have him there for asked. “You don’t want to Ohio, Armstrong’s home- the launch,” Thomas said. Events fall as mercury rises; moon commemoration called off NEW YORK (AP) – New York City offi- landing has been canceled, as well. cials have canceled an outdoor festival fea- Officials earlier announced the cancel- turing soccer star Megan Rapinoe, musi- lation of the New York City Triathlon, cian John Legend and “Daily Show” host which was scheduled for Sunday. Trevor Noah because of the heat forecast Temperatures in the high 90s are fore- for the weekend. cast for Saturday and Sunday with a heat OZY Fest had been scheduled for Satur- index well over 100. Much of the nation is day and Sunday in Central Park. Mayor also dealing with high heat. Bill de Blasio announced Friday it has De Blasio has directed owners of office been canceled. buildings over 100 feet tall to set ther- The Daily Globe file photo A de Blasio spokeswoman says a Times mostats to 78 degrees through Sunday to PICTURED ABOVE is a copy of the Daily Globe’s coverage of the July 20, 1969 moon Square commemoration of the 1969 moon conserve energy. landing. Today marks the 50th anniversary of the historical event.

Moon landing giant balcony and we were able five years before astronauts rocket ship landing in the the truth of the landing lo 11 carried multiple film leap for movies, too to see the moon like a big landed on the moon, on eye of the man in the was intertwined with cine- cameras with them, includ- rubber ball. I don’t think July 20, 1969. Kubrick took moon. “Destination Moon,” ma. ing two 16mm cameras NEW YORK (AP) – In I’ve seen it as clearly since. flight sooner. “2001: A based on Robert Heinlein’s Audio recordings from and several 70mm Hassel- 1964, Stanley Kubrick, on He loved that thing. He Space Odyssey” opened in tale, got there in 1950, and Mission Control during blad 500s. Some cameras the recommendation of the looked at it all the time.” theaters April 3, 1968. won an Oscar for special Apollo 11 capture flight were affixed to the lunar science-fiction author Space exploration was The space race was effects. Three years before controllers talking about module and the astro- Arthur C. Clarke, bought a then an exciting possibility, always going to be won by Neil Armstrong and Buzz “2001.” The day of the nauts’ suits, others they telescope. but one far from realiza- filmmakers and science-fic- Aldrin walked on the lunar landing, Heinlein and carried on the journey. “He got this Questar tion. That July, the NASA’s tion writers. Jules Verne surface, “Star Trek” began Clarke were on air with Their training was rudi- and he attached one of his Ranger 7 sent back high- penned “From the Earth to airing. Walter Cronkite. Heinlein mentary, but they were cameras to it,” remembers resolution photographs the Moon” in 1865, proph- It’s no wonder that the called it “New Year’s Day of filmmakers. Armstrong, Katharina Kubrick, the from the moon’s surface. esying three U.S. astro- moon landing seemed like the Year One.” Aldrin and Michael Collins filmmaker’s stepdaughter. Kubrick and Clarke, con- nauts rocketing from Flori- the stuff of movies. Some The landing was a giant were all later made hon- “On a night where there vinced the moon was only da to the moon. George conspiracy theorists leap not just for mankind orary members of the was a lunar eclipse, he the start, began to toil on a Melies’ 1902 silent classic claimed it was one: another but for filmmaking. The American Society of Cine- dragged us all out onto the script together. It would be “A Trip to the Moon” had a Kubrick production. But astronauts on board Apol- matographers. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS SATURDAY, JULY 20, 2019 9 Harbaugh, Michigan looking to play game outside US CHICAGO (AP) – Michi- The most recent interna- gan hasn't played a game tional game saw Stanford outside the United States in and Rice open their 2017 more than a century but seasons in Sydney. coach Jim Harbaugh said MILLEN RECOVERS that will change soon. Matt Millen will be back Asked about the possi- in a broadcast booth when bility of playing a game in the coming college football Mexico, Harbaugh tipped season begins, new heart an upcoming international and all. date. The former Penn State "We're close to announc- star who played on four ing playing a team on for- Super Bowl championship eign soil," he said Friday at teams worked the room Big Ten media days. "I think before Friday's Big Ten there's something immi- Kickoff Luncheon and said nent; an announcement heart transplant surgery soon on that." hasn't done much to disrupt It came a day after outgo- his life or appetite to return ing conference commission- to the game. er Jim Delaney said he wel- "I haven't had any prob- comed the idea of confer- lems. I'm really fortunate ence schools playing pre- from what I've been told," he conference or postseason said. "I've had no setbacks games in Mexico City or or anything. Things are other foreign destinations. going pretty good." Associated Press Michigan last left the Millen was diagnosed MICHIGAN HEAD coach Jim Harbaugh responds to a question during the Big Ten Conference NCAA college foot- country for a game in 1885, with amyloidosis, a rare dis- ball media days Friday in Chicago. when the squad crossed the ease in which abnormal Detroit Lions from 2001 to "It's more short bursts; it "It was great for North- Rondale Moore (12 catches, Detroit River to take on a protein buildup can cause 2008. He and play-by-play wears you out a lot faster. western," Young said, "but it 170 yards, two touch- Windsor, Ontario, club organ failure. He waited man Kevin Kugler will team It's a great stress reliever." just reminds you that rank- downs) into the national team. It faced the University about three months to get for an Aug. 31 Big Ten net- Lineman Alaric Jackson ings really don't matter. It's spotlight and gave the of Toronto five years earlier the call and received his work broadcast to begin the got him interested in the all about showing up, tak- coach a signature victory. in the provincial capital. new heart during a proce- new season. sport and the Hawkeyes ing care of the football and "The Ohio State game Wolverines players and dure in December. BOXING HAWKEYE might be hoping the extra executing. It's good for really showed we can play coaches have traveled to He said he was told he'd Toren Young and his conditioning makes Young everyone to see that's what with anyone," Moore said. South Africa, France and be receiving a "high risk" Iowa teammates find all more resilient. After finish- really makes the difference." The freshman receiver Italy in recent offseasons. donor heart. Millen had just sorts of ways to relax off the ing second on the team in MORE OF MOORE? finished the season with a They took part in open one question before going field, from movie nights in rushing yards (637) and Coach Jeff Brohm Big Ten-best 114 receptions practices during the 2017 into the operating room. Iowa City to a local restau- rushing touchdowns (five) delighted Purdue fans when for 1,258 yards and 12 visit to Rome, the program's "I said to the doctor, 'If I rant offering giant salads. last season and getting a he agreed to remain in West touchdowns. Brohm said he first jaunt across the were your son, and I'm sit- One of his favorite breaks, good deal of action as a sec- Lafayette. Now he has to plans to make ample use of Atlantic, but have not ting here, what would you however, might be more ond-half back, Young fig- show he is worth the money the 5-foot-8 back's speed engaged in workouts during tell me?' Millen recalled. "He strenuous than football. ures to get just as many, if he's being paid under his this season. either of the two most said, 'I'd take the heart.' So I Once or twice a week, not more, chances to run new contract. "His versatility and his recent overseas excursions. said, 'Then let's do it.' If the junior running back the ball this fall. One of the Big Ten's intelligence allows us to do Donors picked up the tab that's what you've got to do, steps into a boxing ring for Iowa and Nebraska are most dynamic players can't more things," the coach for all three trips. you do it." a workout. favored to contend for the wait to help Brohm prove it. said, adding the staff hopes Nassau, Bahamas, has Millen was a popular "It's definitely different Big Ten West division title A 49-20 prime-time to give Moore better hosted a postseason bowl NFL color man before serv- from the workouts we do won last season by North- whipping of visiting Ohio chances as a returner this game since the 2014 season. ing as president of the for football," he said Friday. western. State vaulted Brohm and season. Ohio State, other Big Ten East powers facing uncertainty CHICAGO (AP) – The two most impor- game suspension for Meyer following an coach," he said. "Coach Day is going to ask sumed starter over Kentucky transfer Gun- tant spots on a football team are the coach investigation into his handling of allegations for the same thing but it's more in a laid-back nar Hoak. and the quarterback. Ohio State has ques- of domestic abuse against former assistant way. We respect both coaches and there's no "He has a strong arm," Hill said of Fields. tions at both. Zach Smith. difference. Instead of yelling and screaming "He had to get used to the receivers, the The Buckeyes aren't the only powerhouse "I think the easy thing to do is to ask how at you, (Day's) just going to demand it in an routes, a different offense, but I feel like program with uncertainty in the Big Ten's are you different than Urban Meyer, and asking way. I've had it the opposite way my Justin can bring a lot to the offense because East Division. Michigan and Michigan State that's not something I really like to answer entire life, so this doesn't faze me." he can use his legs a little more than Dwayne each have a new offensive coordinator, and because first off, you don't replace a legend," Hill is just 48 catches from breaking did last year. A lot more RPOs (run-pass- Penn State has to find a replacement for Day said Thursday at Big Ten football media David Boston's school record. The question option) in the running game, so I feel like he quarterback Trace McSorley, a sixth-round days. "You don't replace one of the best foot- remains: Who will throw him the ball? brings a lot to the offense." pick of the Baltimore Ravens. ball coaches in the history of the game. What Dwayne Haskins broke every major Ohio Rival Michigan hired former Alabama For the Buckeyes, Ryan Day has taken you can do is just be yourself, and I think State single-season passing record, and near- wide receivers coach Josh Gattis as its offen- over for Urban Meyer, who resigned after that's what I'm doing." ly every Big Ten single-season passing record sive coordinator. Gattis spent one season as seven seasons and a national championship. Senior wide receiver K.J. Hill said the two last year en route to finishing third in the Day was the offensive coordinator and has coaches have similar approaches but Day is race for the Heisman Trophy. already gotten a taste of being in charge on less intense. Day is hesitant to name a starter, but the sidelines: Last season began with a three- "(Meyer) was more of an old-school Georgia transfer Justin Fields is the pre- BIG TEN — page 10 Column: Another missed cut for Tiger, who's not 23 anymore By TIM DAHLBERG Woods seems to finally understand it. AP Sports Columnist "It's just a matter of being consistent," PORTRUSH, Northern Ireland (AP) – So Woods said. "That's one of the hardest now we know. things to accept as an older athlete is that Tiger Woods isn't done, no matter what it you're not going to be as consistent as you looked like on his slog through the only two were at 23." rounds he'll play in this British Open. He's A quick look at the results backs that up. also not in danger of being put in traction Woods seemed to come to this Open with anytime soon, no matter how many times he low expectations, and with good reason. He is asked about his surgically repaired back. hasn't played competitively since the U.S. He's just not 23 anymore. And that may Open and was coming off a vacation in Thai- be the worst part of being a superstar in any land. sport. But in the three majors since his Masters Woods admitted as much Friday, just win, he's only played on the weekend once. before catching his jet home to Florida. If That was at the U.S. Open at Pebble Beach, there's an upside to missing the cut at Royal where he wasn't a factor. Portrush, he said, it's that he'll get a chance He's now missed the cut in just 10 majors to sleep in his own bed once again. in 23 years as a pro. Seven of those missed Meet the new Tiger. Not the same as the cuts came in his last 13 major champi- old Tiger. onships. "Things are different," Woods said. "I'm "It's more frustrating than anything else going to have my hot weeks. I'm going to be because this is a major championship and I there in contention with a chance to win, love playing in these events," Woods said. "I and I will win tournaments. But there are love the atmosphere. I love just the stress of times when I'm just not going to be there. playing in a major. And unfortunately, I've And that wasn't the case 20-some-odd years only had a chance to win one of them and ago." was able to do it. But the other three I didn't Coming to grips with age, of course, is do very well." something every athlete struggles with. At this Open he didn't do well at all. Woods is no exception, though his rabid Woods blew up in the rain on the front nine fans somehow think he's exempt from the Thursday on his way to a 78, and the 70 that realities that mere mortals face. he shot in his second round was, at best, And, really, who can blame them. A mag- ordinary. ical win at this year's Masters after going 11 That showed in one last slash out of the years without winning a major not only Associated Press rough in the rain on 18, then a putt from off added to the Woods legend but left his fans TIGER WOODS waves his hat to the crowd as he completes his second round of the the green that got only halfway there. His wanting even more. British Open Golf Championships at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland Friday. mood seemed about as bright as the day, One look at Woods joylessly plodding Woods finished at 6 over par for the two rounds. though when he stepped out of the rain to his way around Royal Portrush on Friday, answer a few questions from the media he though, and it's apparent that he's not only centration he needs standing over 5-footers recharge. put on a happy face. human after all – but an aging human at isn't always there either. There's even an outside chance he could There were more questions about the that. He's not done, and to suggest so would catch Nicklaus with 18 majors – he needs back, though Woods has not said anything He'll be 44 by the time he returns to be silly. His play on the back nine on Sunday just three more – though with each passing specifically all week about any back pain. Augusta National to defend his green jacket, at the Masters was textbook precision, and poor performance that seems unlikely. No, he's not moving as well as he used to, with the aches and pains of anyone that age winning the green jacket for a fifth time was But Woods is not going to dominate Woods said after Round 1. He's sore after exacerbated by the amount of times he has almost as remarkable as Jack Nicklaus win- again like he did in his prime. He's not going playing golf in the cold and rain. swung golf clubs in his life and the four back ning at the age of 46 back in 1986. to win tournaments in bunches like he did And the last major of the decade was yet surgeries that resulted from it. The shots He will, as he says, likely win again, and in his 20s, will never hold all major champi- another reminder that he's not 23 anymore. that used to come easy don't always come it may not be long before that happens. onships at one time again like he did during Tim Dahlberg is a national sports columnist for The when he commands them now, and the con- Woods said he's primed to play in the FedEx one brilliant stretch nearly two decades ago. Associated Press. Write to him at [email protected] or Cup playoffs after taking a few weeks off to Accepting that takes some time. But http://twitter.com/timdahlberg l 10 SATURDAY, JULY 20, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard Timberjaxx pick up 1st win

NORTHWESTERN — Named Jill Thursday's Games Boston, 73; Soler, Kansas City, 69; GLIDDEN, Wis. – The Hurley-Iron- The game ended at 5-3 as Dante went TransactionsBASEBALL Miller cross country coach. Boston 5, Toronto 0 Abreu, Chicago, 68; Encarnacion, wood Timberjaxx picked up their first win out for the bottom of the 10th and threw Major League Baseball SOUTHERN CAL — Announced Kansas City 6, Chicago White New York, 67; LeMahieu, New York, MLB — Suspended New York the resignation of tennis coach Peter Sox 5 67; Rosario, Minnesota, 64; DSan- of the season, 5-3 over the Glidden Orioles more strikes to get the complete game win. Yankees manager Aaron Boone one Smith, effective Aug. 1 to pursue N.Y. Yankees 6, Tampa Bay 2, tana, Seattle, 64; Bregman, Hous- last weekend. Dante Bender threw 10 innings, strik- game and fined him an undisclosed opportunities outside of college 1st game ton, 62. amount for his inappropriate actions, coaching. Cleveland 6, Detroit 3 HITS_Merrifield, Kansas City, This has become a heated rivalry, but ing out 6. including contact with the home N.Y. Yankees 5, Tampa Bay 1, 130; Devers, Boston, 122; on Sunday it was just a good baseball Shawn Basom was 2-5, Chris Rye was 2- plate umpire, following his ejection NASCAR Monster 2nd game LeMahieu, New York, 121; Brantley, in a July 18 doubleheader opener Energy Foxwoods Minnesota 6, Oakland 3 Houston, 116; Polanco, Minnesota, game. 5 with a double, Brayden Bender was 1-3, against Tampa Bay. Resort Casino 301 Houston 6, L.A. Angels 2 116; Bogaerts, Boston, 114; “It was good to see the players that Jack Maccani was 1-4, Corbin Taylor was OFFICE OF THE COMMISSION- Lineup Friday's Games Semien, Oakland, 108; Betts, ER OF BASEBALL — Suspended Friday's qualifying; Race Sunday Baltimore 11, Boston 2 Boston, 107; Gurriel, Houston, 105; were disrespecting the umpires when we 1-4. Minnesota minor league RHP Jesus At New Hampshire N.Y. Yankees 8, Colorado 2 2 tied at 104. Medina (DSL Twins), Arizona minor Motor Speedway Chicago White Sox 9, Tampa Bay DOUBLES_Castellanos, Detroit, hosted the Orioles controlling themselves “We needed a win, a core group of eight league SS Teofilo Mendez (DSL Loudon, N.H. 2 32; Bogaerts, Boston, 31; Devers, this time around,” Timberjaxx coach players have really stuck with this team, as Diamondbacks) and free agent Lap Length: 1.053 miles Cleveland 10, Kansas City 5 Boston, 28; Merrifield, Kansas City, minor league RHP Wandy Moya 72 (Car number in parentheses) Toronto 12, Detroit 1 28; Brantley, Houston, 25; Chap- Aaron Bender said. “Back in June, the Ori- several others have just walked away from games each after testing positive for 1. (2) Brad Keselowski, Ford, Houston 4, Texas 3 man, Oakland, 25; AGordon, oles were in town, and things heated up the program,” coach Bender said. “We Stanozolol, a performance-enhanc- 136.384 mph. Oakland 5, Minnesota 3 Kansas City, 25; Polanco, Minneso- ing substance in violation of the 2. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, L.A. Angels at Seattle ta, 25; 4 tied at 24. after the umpires were berated by the have lost four games by one run and we Minor League Drug Prevention and 136.311. Saturday's Games TRIPLES_Merrifield, Kansas opponents. Things got ugly in June, but a were due to get a nice win. Dante has put a Treatment Program. 3. (1) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, Colorado (Senzatela 8-6) at N.Y. City, 9; Mondesi, Kansas City, 9; American League 136.238. Yankees (Tanaka 6-5), 1:05 p.m. Kiermaier, Tampa Bay, 6; Smith, great extra-inning game took place on Sun- lot of work in on the mound so it was nice BALTIMORE ORIOLES — 4. (20) Erik Jones, Toyota, Chicago White Sox (Giolito 11-4) Seattle, 6; Dozier, Kansas City, 5; Recalled C Austin Wynns from Nor- 136.189. at Tampa Bay (Snell 5-7), 6:10 p.m. Gardner, New York, 5; Meadows, day.” to see him get a win, and next we need to folk (IL). Signed free agent 3B Jace 5. (12) Ryan Blaney, Ford, Toronto (Thornton 3-7) at Detroit Tampa Bay, 5; Polanco, Minnesota, The Timberjaxx jumped out to an early pick up a solid win for Basom, as he is Peterson to minor league contract. 136.116. (Norris 2-8), 6:10 p.m. 5; 3 tied at 4. CHICAGO WHITE SOX — 6. (19) Martin Truex Jr, Toyota, Boston (Porcello 7-7) at Baltimore HOME RUNS_Trout, Los Ange- 2-0 lead in the second inning. Aaron Ben- striking out 8-10 hitters in his starts as Recalled OF Adam Engel from 136.082. (Eshelman 0-1), 7:05 p.m. les, 30; Encarnacion, New York, 29; der and Brayden Bender, singled and both well.” Charlotte (IL). 7. (95) Matt DiBenedetto, Toyota, Kansas City (Junis 5-8) at Cleve- Bregman, Houston, 26; Soler, DETROIT TIGERS — Optioned 135.990. land (Plutko 3-1), 7:10 p.m. Kansas City, 26; Sanchez, New scored, one from a sac fly from Corbin The Timberjaxx finally picked up some LF Victor Reyes to Toledo (IL). Acti- 8. (22) Joey Logano, Ford, Oakland (Anderson 9-5) at Min- York, 24; Kepler, Minnesota, 23; Taylor and another from a fielder’s choice key hits and played great defense late in vated CF JaCoby Jones off of the 135.893. nesota (Berrios 8-5), 7:10 p.m. Chapman, Oakland, 22; Gallo, 10-day IL. 9. (10) Aric Almirola, Ford, Texas (Jurado 5-5) at Houston Texas, 22; Springer, Houston, 22; 7 from Austin Trier. A third run was tallied the game. LOS ANGELES ANGELS — 135.883. (Urquidy 0-0), 7:10 p.m. tied at 21. Optioned RHP Jake Jewell to Salt 10. (48) Jimmie Johnson, L.A. Angels (Canning 3-5) at STOLEN BASES_Mondesi, in the third when Chris Rye hit a double Next up for the Timberjaxx is Sunday Lake (PCL). Recalled RHP Jaime Chevrolet, 135.844. Seattle (TBD), 9:10 p.m. Kansas City, 31; Smith, Seattle, 26; and later scored off of a double from Jack at the Ashland Merchants at 1:30 p.m.. Barria and 1B-LHP Jared Walsh 11. (17) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Sunday's Games Andrus, Texas, 21; Ramirez, Cleve- from Salt Lake. Designated RHP Ford, 135.723. Boston at Baltimore, 1:05 p.m. land, 20; Hamilton, Kansas City, 17; Maccani. The Timberjaxx had several other non Matt Harvey for assignment. 12. (9) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, Colorado at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 Kiermaier, Tampa Bay, 17; Villar, The Orioles scored and tied the game Upper 13 games on the schedule, but have NEW YORK YANKEES — 135.709. p.m. Baltimore, 17; DGordon, Seattle, 16; Optioned LHP Nestor Cortes Jr. to 13. (41) Daniel Suarez, Ford, Chicago White Sox at Tampa Anderson, Chicago, 15; Merrifield, in the bottom of the third with a few hits had to cancel due to players quitting. Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). 135.607. Bay, 1:10 p.m. Kansas City, 15. and untimely errors. “I don’t know what the issue is, many TAMPA BAY RAYS — Recalled 14. (4) Kevin Harvick, Ford, Kansas City at Cleveland, 1:10 PITCHING_German, New York, LHP Brendan McKay from Durham 135.496. p.m. 12-2; Lynn, Texas, 12-5; Verlander, The baseball game remained tied 3-3 young men in the area asked for this team (IL). Optioned RHP Hunter Wood 15. (42) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, Toronto at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. Houston, 12-4; Giolito, Chicago, 11- and CF Guillermo Heredia to 135.395. Oakland at Minnesota, 2:10 p.m. 4; Morton, Tampa Bay, 11-3; Odor- for the remainder of the game and all the to be created as they wanted a place to play Durham (IL). 16. (14) Clint Bowyer, Ford, Texas at Houston, 2:10 p.m. izzi, Minnesota, 11-4; Rodriguez, way into the top of the 10th inning. more baseball,” Bender said. “We got the TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Acti- 135.236. L.A. Angels at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. Boston, 11-4; Cole, Houston, 10-5; vated RHP Wilmer Font. Optioned 17. (21) Paul Menard, Ford, Gonzales, Seattle, 10-8; 7 tied at 9. The Timberjaxx got solid pitching from team up and running and about six play- 134.577. National League LHP Thomas Pannone to Buffalo All Times EDT ERA_Morton, Tampa Bay, 2.61; Dante Bender as he threw a complete ers just stopped showing up, and I think (IL). Released RHP Edwin Jackson. 18. (13) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, East Division Minor, Texas, 2.86; Verlander, National League 134.572. WLPct GB Houston, 2.99; Stroman, Toronto, game. More important was smashing the they all lost their cell phones, too, because ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — 19. (8) Daniel Hemric, Chevrolet, Atlanta 59 40 .596 — 3.06; Berrios, Minnesota, 3.10; two-run homer in the top of the 10th to none of them have even left me a message. Activated RHP Taylor Clarke off of 134.553. Washington 51 45 .531 6½ Cole, Houston, 3.12; Giolito, Chica- the 10-day IL. Reassigned RHP Jon 20. (38) David Ragan, Ford, Philadelphia 51 47 .520 7½ go, 3.23; Miley, Houston, 3.25; Chiri- lead the Jaxx to the win. It is a very sad trend I am seeing in the Duplantier to the minor leagues. 134.435. New York 44 52 .458 13½ nos, Tampa Bay, 3.30; Fiers, Oak- Optioned RHP Jon Duplantier and 21. (3) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, Miami 36 58 .383 20½ land, 3.65. In the top of the 10th, Corbin Taylor area. We could have very successful base- 2B Domingo Leyba to Reno (PCL). 134.269. Central Division STRIKEOUTS_Cole, Houston, reached on a single with two outs in the ball teams at many levels here in the area, ATLANTA BRAVES — Optioned 22. (24) William Byron, Chevrolet, W L Pct GB 194; Sale, Boston, 172; Verlander, RHPs Touki Toussaint and Kyle 134.113. Chicago 53 44 .546 — Houston, 172; Bauer, Cleveland, inning. Next batter was Bender and he just need to see commitment” Wright to Gwinnett (IL). Recalled 23. (11) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, St. Louis 50 46 .521 2½ 170; Boyd, Detroit, 160; Bieber, delivered a deep shot to right-center field, The Timberjaxx sit at 1-7 with three RHP Wes Parsons and Patrick 133.962. Milwaukee 51 47 .520 2½ Cleveland, 156; Morton, Tampa Weigel from Gwinnett. 24. (34) Michael McDowell, Ford, Pittsburgh 45 51 .469 7½ Bay, 152; Lynn, Texas, 140; Minor, putting the Timberjaxx up 5-3. games remaining on the schedule. CHICAGO CUBS — Activated 133.938. Cincinnati 43 52 .453 9 Texas, 131; Snell, Tampa Bay, 126. RHP Carl Edwards Jr. off of the 10- 25. (37) Chris Buescher, Chevro- West Division NATIONAL LEAGUE day IL. Optioned LHP Randy let, 133.525. WLPct GB BATTING_McNeil, New York, Rosario to Iowa (PCL). 26. (6) Ryan Newman, Ford, Los Angeles 64 35 .646 — .344; Bellinger, Los Angeles, .333; LOS ANGELES DODGERS — 133.189. Arizona 49 48 .505 14 Yelich, Milwaukee, .330; Rendon, Recalled RHP Casey Sadler from 27. (43) Bubba Wallace, Chevro- San Francisco 48 49 .495 15 Washington, .318; KMarte, Arizona, Oklahoma City (PCL). Placed RHP let, 133.091. Colorado 46 51 .474 17 .315; Blackmon, Colorado, .313; Dylan Floro on the 10-day IL. 28. (47) Ryan Preece, Chevrolet, San Diego 46 51 .474 17 Arenado, Colorado, .307; Verdugo, NEW YORK METS — Recalled 133.021. Thursday's Games Los Angeles, .304; Dahl, Colorado, RHPs Tyler Bashlor and Stephen 29. (32) Corey LaJoie, Ford, Miami 4, San Diego 3 .303; JTurner, Los Angeles, .297. Nogosek from Syracuse (IL). 132.919. Philadelphia 7, L.A. Dodgers 6 RUNS_Bellinger, Los Angeles, Optioned RHP Chris Mazza and INF 30. (36) Matt Tifft, Ford, 132.831. St. Louis 7, Cincinnati 4 77; Acuna Jr., Atlanta, 75; Bryant, Luis Guillorme to Syracuse. 31. (00) Landon Cassill, Chevro- Washington 13, Atlanta 4 Chicago, 75; Freeman, Atlanta, 73; PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — let, 132.030. Milwaukee 5, Arizona 1 Story, Colorado, 73; Yelich, Milwau- Agreed to terms with LHP Drew 32. (15) Ross Chastain, Chevro- San Francisco 3, N.Y. Mets 2, 16 kee, 72; Bell, Pittsburgh, 71; Black- Smyly. let, 130.815. innings mon, Colorado, 70; Rendon, Wash- SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — 33. (27) Reed Sorenson, Chevro- Friday's Games ington, 70; Rizzo, Chicago, 65. Recalled LHP Ty Blach from Sacra- let, 129.529. Chicago Cubs 6, San Diego 5 RBI_Bell, Pittsburgh, 84; mento (PCL). Optioned LHP 34. (77) Quin Houff, Chevrolet, N.Y. Yankees 8, Colorado 2 Bellinger, Los Angeles, 77; Free- Williams Jerez to Sacramento 128.845. Philadelphia 6, Pittsburgh 1 man, Atlanta, 76; Escobar, Arizona, (PCL). 35. (51) Andy Seuss, Ford, St. Louis 12, Cincinnati 11 75; Yelich, Milwaukee, 73; Alonso, Major League Baseball Players 128.376. Atlanta 4, Washington 3 New York, 72; Arenado, Colorado, Association 36. (52) Austin Theriault, Chevro- Milwaukee at Arizona 71; Harper, Philadelphia, 70; Ren- MLBPA — Announced the resig- let, 123.366. Miami at L.A. Dodgers don, Washington, 66; 2 tied at 65. nation of senior adviser to the exec- 37. (88) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, N.Y. Mets at San Francisco HITS_KMarte, Arizona, 118; utive director Rick Shapiro. 0.000. Saturday's Games Acuna Jr., Atlanta, 115; Bellinger, Los Angeles, 115; Freeman, National Baseball Hall of Fame WNBA Colorado (Senzatela 8-6) at N.Y. and Museum All Times EDT Yankees (Tanaka 6-5), 1:05 p.m. Atlanta, 114; Arenado, Colorado, NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF EASTERN CONFERENCE San Diego (Lucchesi 7-4) at 113; Baez, Chicago, 111; Albies, FAME — Announced Roberto Alo- W L Pct GB Chicago Cubs (Quintana 7-7), 2:20 Atlanta, 110; Yelich, Milwaukee, mar and Cal Ripken Jr. were elected Connecticut 12 6 .667 — p.m. 110; 3 tied at 109. to the board of directors. Washington 10 6 .625 1 N.Y. Mets (Lockett 0-1) at San DOUBLES_Bell, Pittsburgh, 31; BASKETBALL Chicago 10 8 .556 2 Francisco (Samardzija 7-7), 4:05 Bryant, Chicago, 28; Harper, National Basketball Association New York 7 10 .412 4½ p.m. Philadelphia, 28; Rendon, Washing- SACRAMENTO KINGS — Indiana 6 13 .316 6½ Philadelphia (Eflin 7-9) at Pitts- ton, 27; McNeil, New York, 26; Free- Named Stacey Augmon and Rico Atlanta 5 13 .278 7 burgh (Musgrove 6-8), 7:05 p.m. man, Atlanta, 25; Baez, Chicago, Hines assistant coaches and Lind- WESTERN CONFERENCE St. Louis (Mikolas 6-9) at Cincin- 24; Dahl, Colorado, 24; Desmond, sey Harding assistant coach and WLPct GB nati (Castillo 9-3), 7:10 p.m. Colorado, 24; Peralta, Arizona, 24. player development coach. Las Vegas 11 5 .688 — Washington (Sanchez 5-6) at TRIPLES_Blackmon, Colorado, FOOTBALL Los Angeles 10 7 .588 1½ Atlanta (Soroka 10-1), 7:20 p.m. 7; Escobar, Arizona, 6; KMarte, Ari- National Football League Seattle 11 8 .579 1½ Milwaukee (Gonzalez 2-1) at Ari- zona, 5; Rosario, New York, 5; Minnesota 10 8 .556 2 Tapia, Colorado, 5; Tatis Jr., San BUFFALO BILLS — Signed S zona (Greinke 10-4), 8:10 p.m. Associated Press Kurt Coleman. Phoenix 88.500 3 Miami (Alcantara 4-9) at L.A. Diego, 5; 8 tied at 4. DENVER BRONCOS — Signed Dallas 5 13 .278 7 Dodgers (Kershaw 8-2), 9:10 p.m. HOME RUNS_Bellinger, Los DETROIT TIGERS' Miguel Cabrera strikes out against the Toronto Blue Jays during RB David Williams. Waived OL Thursday's Game Sunday's Games Angeles, 34; Yelich, Milwaukee, 34; Nathan Jacobson. Los Angeles 69, Dallas 64 Colorado at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 Alonso, New York, 32; Bell, Pitts- the first inning Friday in Detroit. DETROIT LIONS — Placed DT Friday's Games p.m. burgh, 27; Renfroe, San Diego, 27; John Atkins, LB Austin Bryant, DT Washington 95, Indiana 88, OT St. Louis at Cincinnati, 1:10 p.m. Reyes, San Diego, 26; Freeman, P.J. Johnson and OT Ryan Pope on Connecticut 98, Atlanta 69 Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 1:35 Atlanta, 25; Moustakas, Milwaukee, the Active/NFI list and WR Chris Las Vegas at Seattle p.m. 25; Muncy, Los Angeles, 25; 2 tied Lacy on the PUP list. Saturday's Games San Diego at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 at 24. Blue Jays bat around in 4th GREEN BAY PACKERS — Los Angeles at New York, 3 p.m. p.m. STOLEN BASES_Yelich, Milwau- Signed WR Malik Taylor. Phoenix at Dallas, 8 p.m. N.Y. Mets at San Francisco, 4:05 kee, 23; Dyson, Arizona, 21; Acuna MIAMI DOLPHINS — Claimed Sunday's Games p.m. Jr., Atlanta, 19; TTurner, Washing- WR Saeed Blacknall off waivers Atlanta at Washington, 3 p.m. Miami at L.A. Dodgers, 4:10 p.m. ton, 19; Robles, Washington, 15; and 6th, rout Tigers 12-1 from Oakland. Minnesota at Las Vegas, 6 p.m. Milwaukee at Arizona, 4:10 p.m. Tatis Jr., San Diego, 14; Wong, St. HOCKEY Indiana at Chicago, 6 p.m. Washington at Atlanta, 7:05 p.m. Louis, 14; SMarte, Pittsburgh, 13; National Hockey League Puig, Cincinnati, 13; 3 tied at 12. DETROIT (AP) – Danny Jansen was hit- Blue Jays 12, Tigers 1 MONTREAL CANADIENS — AmericanAll Times LeagueEDT TODAY'S MAJOR PITCHING_Strasburg, Washing- Toronto Detroit Signed F Charles Hudon to a one- East Division LEAGUE LEADERS ton, 12-4; Woodruff, Milwaukee, 11- less in his first three at-bats when he tried to ab rhbi ab rhbi AMERICAN LEAGUE 3; Fried, Atlanta, 10-4; Greinke, Ari- Sogard 2b 6232J.Jones cf 4130 year contract. W L Pct GB BATTING_LeMahieu, New York, change his luck – by shaving his mustache. NEW YORK RANGERS — New York 63 33 .656 — zona, 10-4; Ryu, Los Angeles, 10-2; Galvis ss 5131H.Cstro 2b 4010 .330; Devers, Boston, .322; Brant- Soroka, Atlanta, 10-1; 5 tied at 9. "Got a hit right after," the Toronto catcher Drury ss 1000Mi.Cbrr dh 3000 Agreed to terms with D Jacob Trou- Tampa Bay 56 44 .560 9 ley, Houston, .321; Merrifield, ba. Boston 53 45 .541 11 ERA_Ryu, Los Angeles, 1.78; Grrl Jr lf 5111G.Bckhm ph-dh 1001 Kansas City, .313; Bogaerts, Scherzer, Washington, 2.30; Castil- said. "Maybe I'm a little superstitious." Smoak 1b 3101Cstllns rf 3000 SWIMMING Toronto 37 62 .374 27½ Boston, .311; Moncada, Chicago, USA SWIMMING — Named Ben- Baltimore 30 66 .313 33 lo, Cincinnati, 2.41; Davies, Milwau- Jansen's two-run single in the sixth Grrr Jr 3b 5331Dixon rf 1000 .308; Polanco, Minnesota, .307; kee, 2.79; Greinke, Arizona, 2.95; Biggio dh 4110C.Stwrt lf 4020 dan Hansen director of team ser- Central Division Trout, Los Angeles, .305; Springer, vices. WLPct GB Hamels, Chicago, 2.98; Kershaw, inning was just a small part of an offensive D.Jnsen c 5013Cndlrio 3b 4020 Houston, .304; Alberto, Baltimore, Los Angeles, 3.00; deGrom, New McKnney rf 4110Goodrum 1b 4000 COLLEGE Minnesota 59 37 .615 — .304. onslaught by the Blue Jays, who batted ALVERNIA — Named Kriss Bel- Cleveland 56 40 .583 3 York, 3.21; Gray, Cincinnati, 3.40; T.Hrnan cf 4222J.Hicks c 4000 RUNS_Betts, Boston, 86; Trout, Corbin, Washington, 3.40. around in the both the fourth and the sixth Mercer ss 3000 lanca wrestling coach. Chicago 43 51 .457 15 Los Angeles, 75; Bogaerts, Boston, BROWN — Named Jay Villegas Kansas City 36 63 .364 24½ STRIKEOUTS_Scherzer, Wash- Totals 42 12 15 11 Totals 35 181 74; Devers, Boston, 74; Bregman, ington, 181; Ray, Arizona, 152; on their way to a 12-1 rout of the Detroit Toronto 110 405 100 — 12 assistant gymnastics coach. Detroit 29 64 .312 28½ Houston, 71; Merrifield, Kansas GEORGIA TECH — Named West Division Strasburg, Washington, 151; Corbin, Tigers on Friday night. Marcus Stroman Detroit 000 000 010 —1 City, 70; LeMahieu, New York, 68; Washington, 144; deGrom, New E_C.Stewart (2), Sogard (3). DP_Toronto 1. LOB_Toronto 8, Detroit 7. Mickie DeMoss chief of staff for WLPct GB CSantana, Cleveland, 67; Encarna- breezed through seven scoreless innings for women's basketball. Houston 62 37 .626 — York, 144; Nola, Philadelphia, 138; 2B_Sogard (15), Galvis (19), J.Jones (15), Candelario (11). HR_T.Hernandez cion, New York, 66; Semien, Oak- Castillo, Cincinnati, 134; Woodruff, (12). MICHIGAN STATE — Fired Oakland 56 42 .571 5½ land, 66. Toronto, and Teoscar Hernandez homered. women's rowing coach Matt Weise. Texas 50 47 .515 11 Milwaukee, 133; Wheeler, New IP HRER BB SO RBI_Trout, Los Angeles, 75; York, 130; Marquez, Colorado, 128. Stroman (6-10) allowed six hits. The All- Toronto Named Samantha Sarff women's Los Angeles 50 48 .510 11½ Bogaerts, Boston, 74; Devers, interim rowing coach. Seattle 39 60 .394 23 Star right-hander struck out five with no Stroman W,6-10 760005 Gaviglio 221102 walks in what was his first career start at Detroit in the conference in scoring Cost of Raiders Detroit – but it was his battery mate who Zimmermann L,0-7 3 2-3 76645 Big Ten Reininger 1 2-3 34412 last season, averaging only stadium in Las stole at least some of the spotlight with his V.Alcantara 2-3 31100 18.7 points a game. They fin- Hardy 121100 Vegas rises to $1.9 unusual midgame grooming decision. Ni.Ramirez 100003 From page 9 ished 7-6 and lost to Oregon Jansen said he shaved in the dugout, S.Greene 100002 billion WP_Zimmermann 2, Stroman 2. Nick Saban's co-offensive in the Redbox Bowl, 7-6. prior to his fourth plate appearance of the Umpires_Home, Gerry Davis; First, Phil Cuzzi; Second, Brennan Miller; coordinator and wide "(I've) been very, very LAS VEGAS (AP) – Offi- night. That turned out to be a single that gave Third, Pat Hoberg. T_3:20. A_26,498 (41,297). receivers coach. He previ- impressed with the way cials have raised the bud- the Blue Jays an 11-0 lead. ously coached for six years we've gone about our busi- get to $1.9 billion for the Jansen said he did something similar last and seven hits in 3 2/3 innings, and the under James Franklin at ness since the bowl game," 65,000-seat Las Vegas Sta- year, and it worked then too. right-hander has yielded 20 runs in his last Vanderbilt and Penn State. head coach Mark Dantonio dium being built for the "I was DHing, and I did it," Jansen said. "I three starts. Gattis, 34, is considered said. "We're excited about NFL's relocated Raiders struck out my first time, and I went in and Toronto was up 2-0 before loading the one of the elite, young offen- '19." and UNLV football. shaved and got like a couple hits after, so I bases in the fourth. Hernandez hit an RBI sive minds in the sport, but Michigan State this year The Las Vegas Review- gave it another shot tonight." single, Eric Sogard followed with a two-run he is embarking on the hosts Penn State, a program Journal reports the stadi- Stroman understood. single, and Freddy Galvis drove in a run with that is also looking to fill a biggest job of his young um authority board on "Whatever to get knocks, man," Stroman a single of his own. rather large hole on the career. Thursday approved $40 said. "He shaved it off, and double-RBI sin- Hernandez led off the sixth with a homer, offensive side of the ball "(I've) been watching million in construction and the Blue Jays would go on to score four after the departure of McSor- gle. Whatever for knocks." coach Gattis since he was at additions. They include 20 Hernandez, who has a beard, wasn't so more runs that inning. Western Michigan and fol- ley. more suites and a field- "Obviously, whenever sure. The Tigers are 7-32 since the start of June. lowed his career," Michigan level club area to be paid "I don't believe in that stuff," he said. UNCERTAIN TIME coach Jim Harbaugh said. "I you lose a quarterback that for by personal and club "Even if I go 0 for 100." As the deadline approaches, Stroman is a felt he was just very decisive. played as many games and seat sales that weren't part Toronto scored four runs in the fourth candidate to be traded. He said pitching in ... We've been learning from started as many games as of the original budget. and five in the sixth, sending 10 batters to front of scouts is no big deal, though. him. He's got a great sys- Trace McSorley did for us The stadium is due to "Everyone was saying that going into the tem." and was able to win at such the plate in each inning. The Tigers lost for a high level, obviously open in 2020 just off the the 26th time in their last 29 home games. game. I couldn't care less, to be honest," Stro- Michigan State also has a Las Vegas Strip. Taxpayers new offensive play-caller there's question marks That does not include a May 19 game in man said. "I feel like you could watch a game are funding $750 million with Brad Salem the new going into the season," which Detroit was also losing when the con- from home, the same as watching from of the project. offensive coordinator. Dave Franklin said. "But we've test was suspended. behind. As far as spin rate and all the things Plans call for a translu- Warner and Jim Bollman, been fortunate to be able to "We probably played one of our worst that they get as far as video, I don't even who previously shared the recruit extremely well. Very cent roof, a natural grass games of the season, and our fans deserve a know why they show up." role, were reassigned to posi- confident in the way we field and sliding doors that lot better than what we are giving them right MOVES tion coaches. developed that position, as can open to view the Strip. now," Tigers manager Ron Gardenhire said. Before the game, the Blue Jays optioned Salem, who is entering well, and we think we're The facility will be man- "It isn't a matter of not caring – these guys LHP Thomas Pannone to Triple-A Buffalo to his 10th season as an assis- going to have great competi- aged by a division of live- are still getting after it – but we're making too make room on the major league roster for tant, also is back to coaching tion." entertainment company many silly mistakes. We're overmatched on a RHP Wilmer Font. The New York Mets trad- running backs, which he did Franklin said he antici- AEG. lot of nights, which is why we have to at least ed Font to Toronto earlier in the week. from 2010-12 before taking pates redshirt sophomore Project officials say con- make the routine plays. That's what I'm TRAINER'S ROOM over as quarterbacks coach Sean Clifford and redshirt struction is about halfway upset about right now." Tigers: Detroit reinstated OF JaCoby in 2013. freshman Will Levis compet- complete. Jordan Zimmermann (0-7) is now win- Jones (back) from the injured list. He had The Spartans were 13th ing for the starting job. less in his last 16 starts. He allowed six runs three hits. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA SATURDAY, JULY 20, 2019 11 Meeting Art show artists across the Gogebic Range of Northern Wis- consin and the Upper From page 2 From page 2 Peninsula of Michigan, others with the public at are the woodwork, espe- Traczyk said. the Aug. 14 hearing at 10 cially the carved burrow The 64 year-old organi- a.m. at the Ontonagon work, Traczyk said. There zation used to meet often Area School. are also some new oil and but the membership is Following the road acrylic mix painting and aging, she said. The hope is commission hearing there inks, she said. to attract younger artists will be a Department of This year’s art show is and people interested in Natural Resources hearing dedicated to the memory art to carry on the festival at the school at 6 p.m. to of Dorothy Silkworth and other art related activi- discuss the alternatives. Kuula, a 64-year member ties, she said. The road commission of the Range Art Associa- “We do this show every assisted by the Depart- tion from Bessemer, who summer during the Festi- ment of Natural passed away April 9 in Ket- val Ironwood,” Traczyk Resources has applied for tering. A family donation said. “The purpose is to a grant to assist whatever to the Art Range Associa- promote the arts in our solution comes up to tion in her memory has area.” maintain safe public Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe created a new annual There is a $1 drawing access to the road which DARREL MURDOCK and Therese Martinez, of Ironwood, look over the art exhibits award for the art show. for several pieces of art is the gateway to the Por- at the 64th Range Art Association Art Show on Friday at the Historical Ironwood Donations enable the work, along with painted cupine Mountains. Memorial Building Auditorium. The show will be going on through Sunday with an Range Art Association to rocks for sale and an artists —Jan Tucker artists reception at 3 p.m. continue to support area work for sale section. HURLEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NEWS When you live in an area full of natural beauty such of festivals and exhibits, a parade, the county fair and judging begin at 6:00 pm, with entries entered by 8:00 as ours, you learn to appreciate the outdoors and the Wisconsin’s Longest Running Marathon --- the Paavo pm. On Friday, August 2, Carnival Rides are from change of seasons. Finding something to do anytime Nurmi Marathon. The festival officially kicks off on 2:00 – 11:00 pm, Fun E Business will be in the Com- throughout the year is easy. Our office enjoys pro- Saturday, July 27 however events begin on Friday. mercial Building from 3:00 – 6:00 pm, while music by viding information on all activities and talking about “Flashback” will be featured at the pavilion. The Of- “Explore Northern Iron County” Scavenger Hunt our area. ficial Opening Ceremony is at 6:00 pm, followed by is coming!! Grab a passport --- locate 11 spots “Whitehouse Players” from 7:00 – 11:00 pm. Admis- Summertime in Northern Iron County throughout the area – take a photo and submit --- win sion is $5 AFTER 5:00 pm on Friday!! is packed full of fun, family friendly prizes!!! Participants will receive clues to 11 different activities!!! locations in Northern Iron County, once there you will The events continue on Saturday, August 3 with the need to take a photo and submit via email with a spe- Open Horse Show, 4H Silent Auction, Antique Tractor Our neighbors in Ironwood celebrate this weekend cific hashtag# for that location. Participants will have Pull, Kiddie Tractor Pull and Horseshoe Tournament. with “Festival Ironwood”. Another great event organ- from July 27th to August 11th to complete. This fam- Music by “Bella Musik” from 3:00 – 6:00 pm and ized and supported by volunteers, with something for ily friendly activity is FREE to all! “Starlette’s Web” from 7:00 – 10:30. everyone! Check out the schedule at www.ironwood- chamber.org Christmas in July 2 Person Golf Scramble Fair activities wrap up on Sunday, but a full schedule continues. There’s draft horse pulling, carnival rides, A Historical Geography of Hurley, the Join us for this fun day of golf as we partner with the antique tractor parade and 4H Pie Auction. For Gogebic Range and Wisconsin’s North Coast Whitecap Skye Golf to bring a 2 person scramble on a complete list of events and times, contact our office. Tuesday, July 23 @ 6:30 pm Monday, July 29. Teams will start at 10:00 am with Iron County Historical Society Museum a registration fee of $75 per team, including cart. The Wrapping up Heritage Days Festival will be the 51st event will kickoff with a Costume Contest --- dress in running of the Paavo Nurmi Marathon, Saturday, Building on his book, The Future City on the Inland Vintage Golf Gear, Ugly Christmas Sweater or Christ- August 10, featuring a brand- new course route. The Sea: A History of Imaginative Geograhies of Lake mas Tree/ Decoration for some fun prizes. (Judging marathon will begin and end on Silver Street with Superior, Eric Olmanson’s presentation will focus on will begin at 9:30 allowing plenty of time to change marathons and relays starting at 7:30 am from down- the early days of Hurley, Wisconsin set in the broader into more summer type clothes!) There will be fun town, half marathoners will begin at Whitecap Moun- history of early reconnaissance and geological ex- contests throughout the day including a closest to the tains Resort and travel to Hurley to finish on Silver plorations. Euroamerican settlement, boosterism, pin contest, raffles and a chance to try your skill at Street, also starting at 7:30. and the rapid urban and industrial development that Disc Golf. All proceeds from the day will go to the On Sunday, enjoy the first Paavo Pursuit Bike Event followed shipping and rail connections to the region Hurley Chamber of Commerce to continue improve- with routes at 26.5, 53.6 and 79.7 miles all starting that became the northern coastal region of Wiscon- ments on Heritage Park. For registration information and ending at Whitecap Mountains Resort. sin. and details, contact either the Hurley Chamber 715- Upcoming Events: Our summer fun continues with a long list of activities 561-4334 or Whitecap 715-561-2227. Range Art Association Show --- July 19-21 to keep everyone going. On Thursday, August 1 the Iron County Fair begins Historical Geography of Hurley & the Gogebic Iron County Heritage Days with a schedule packed full of exhibits, carnival rides, Range – July 23 July 27th through August 11th horse show, antique tractor pull and more. Entries America Red Cross Blood Drive --- Hosted by Iron County celebrates Heritage Days with a variety for 4H Youth Horse Show, beef, swine and sheep Kiwanis Club at River Valley Bank – July 24 Heritage Days 2019 – Cheeses LIVE MUSIC by Saturday July 27 through Sunday August 11 Heritage Days Parade – Saturday, July 27 Sausages “WOOD” Sat., July 20 • 9pm Christmas in July Golf Tournament, Whitecap Golf Candy Course – Monday, July, 29 Dairy & Ice Cream Iron County Fair, Saxon Fairgrounds – August 1- 4 Gift Boxes Find more upcoming area events at WE Baskets www.felivelife.org SHIP Party Trays The Dawghouse “Be the type of person you want to meet.” 211 Silver St., Hurley, WI 100 5th Ave. N. • Hurley, WI 54534 • 715-561-4500

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The problem I am having is he still has his deceased fiancee’s phone number saved in his phone. He sometimes texts her, but, of course, it goes nowhere. I did Dear ask him about it but he said he does not do Annie it too much anymore. I found out by acci- dent that he texted her the other night. Should I be worried? He is very sensitive by the end of July I was forced to move her and I don’t want to hurt his feelings, but it to an assisted living memory care facility. is morbid to me. What should I do? – I’m Social isolation certainly escalated her Concerned decline. The story is chronicled at bridge- Dear Concerned: In a TED Talk in feed.acbl.org/the-longest-day-hits-home. – November 2018, writer and podcaster Richard O. Nora McInerny spoke about how, when Dear Richard: I appreciate your sharing THE PAJAMA DIARIES people we love die, we don’t “move on;” we your personal story so that others might simply move forward. It’s a poignant, learn the importance of empathy in such insightful, at times humorous talk, and I situations. Thank you bringing attention recommend finding it and watching it to the Longest Day. Readers can learn online. I thought of Nora’s words while more at alz.org/thelongestday. reading your letter. Your boyfriend has Dear Annie: My husband and I had a moved forward with his life, even as he precious loved one passed away a while still cares for the fiancee who lost hers. ago, and through the years they had Though it might seem unusual for him to bought a lot of military clothing and acces- text her, it’s not unhealthy, as long as it’s sories through military clothing and Army not interfering with his life. surplus stores online. I get the impression that you two have a MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM We want to sell this stuff as we no great relationship: You’ve been able to ask longer have room for all of it. We live in a him about this topic without him becom- very small area and so far no one wants all ing defensive; you’re writing out of con- this stuff; even thrift stores don’t want it. cern for his well-being, not out of jealousy Any suggestions on what to do or rep- or insecurity. With that level of openness utable websites that would buy this would and empathy, you can trust that you’ll be greatly appreciated! – Too Patriotic know if anything is truly wrong with him Dear Too Patriotic: Online resale plat- or between you two. In short, don’t sweat forms such as eBay and Etsy will be your it. best allies in finding new homes for this Dear Annie: Your response to “Unhap- surplus of Army surplus gear. Both plat- py Player,” who was wondering how to forms are reputable and have built-in secu- “break up” with his or her bridge partner BORN LOSER rity and fraud-prevention measures that who was experiencing cognitive decline, offer you means of recourse should some- was perfect. 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Mark Walters offers visitors a look into past By JOHN PEPIN An Outdoorsman’s Journal Michigan Department of Natural Resources If you take a turn off U.S. 2 at Gar- den Corners in Delta County and head south along M-183, the closer Camp American you get to Fayette Historic State Park, the further back in time you go. The 711-acre park is home to a pre- Legion caters to served historic townsite, where a late 19th-century iron-smelting communi- ty once thrived along the beautiful Wisconsin’s shoreline of Lake Michigan. The townsite, home to iron ore blast furnaces, was named after veterans Fayette Brown of the Jackson Iron Co. Hello friends, Brown was the company agent I have written several tines about the fact that who chose the site for the town. I am blessed to know hundreds of really good “Fayette was once one of the Upper people, and this week I can say that again as I Peninsula’s most productive iron- made a whole bunch of new friends that you are smelting operations,” according to a about to read about. park brochure. “Fayette grew up Chuck and Kathie Stelzners are from Howards around two blast furnaces, a large MDNR photo Grove, Wis., and last winter started correspond- dock and several charcoal kilns, after REENACTORS HELP make the townsite at Fayette Historic State Park come ing with Selina and I. Back in May Chuck asked the Civil War.” alive. me if I would like to spend some time with him The park offers guided tours dur- at Oneida County’s Camp American Legion. I ing the summertime and self-guided barns of the ruder class had been opened in late summer and in had no idea what Camp American Legion was tours the balance of the season. built. autumn, a modern restroom building and was told that it is a resort/ retreat that is At one point, Fayette was a boom- “An immense smelting stack was located at the park campground was owned and managed by the American Legion ing community that operated the going up; and coal pits were begin- constructed. and is a place for Wisconsin veterans and active town’s blast furnaces for 24 years, ning to smoke on the sides of the hill Improvements at the site, which duty members that could use a place to rest and producing a total of 229,288 tons of which overlooked the harbor. The offers boating access via the harbor to rehabilitate. iron. whole region echoed with the sound Lake Michigan, include complete Camp American Legion is on Big Carr Lake The operators used wood from the of axes and hammers. More men were replacement of the old dock with a and borders the south end of the Minocqua area’s hardwood forests to make char- constantly coming; and new points of new floating dock system. The new chain of lakes. coal that fueled the furnaces. Lime- work were starting every day.” dock has seven finger piers: one that In our first conversation I found out that I stone quarried from the surrounding Fayette was an iron company town. is 38 feet long, two that are 45 feet could bring my 18-foot War Eagle up to camp bluffs around Fayette provided the Its residents depended on the town long and four that are 60 feet long. and take past and present service members fish- flux that separated impurities from for jobs, housing, medical care and The park also offers about 5 miles ing and that is what I did. Most importantly, I the iron ore. supplies, according to another inter- of hiking trails and a beach day use learned about an incredible resort that was origi- “When the charcoal iron market pretive display at the park. area at Sand Bay. On the second Sat- nally created for World War I veterans and is a began to decline, the Jackson Iron Co. “From 1867 to 1891, the furnaces urday of August, the park is trans- spiritual place to spend time. closed its Fayette smelting operation at Fayette produced high-quality char- formed back to its glory days with in 1891,” said Randy Brown, unit coal iron for America’s steel industry period displays, food and music dur- Tuesday June 9 supervisor at the park. and supported a bustling immigrant ing the annual Heritage Day event. High 82, low 54 Walking the historic townsite gives community of nearly 500 residents,” Additional activities at the park I had no idea what I was getting into and was park visitors a real feeling of the com- the display reads. include history programs, geo- I amazed when I arrived this afternoon with my munity, while at the same time, some Today, more than 20 structures, caching, mountain biking, swimming, golden retriever “Fire” who would be a big hit of the isolation the town experienced including the furnace complex, a paddling and interpretive programs. the next three days. on the Garden Peninsula. three-story hotel, townhall and Facilities include a lodge, a picnic First I met Chuck Stelzners for the first time A park interpretive display employees’ homes, recall the daily life area with a picnic shelter, a modern and the camp manager Don Grundy. About all I describes how stagecoaches linked of this industrial community. The camping area with just over 60 sites, can say about Don Grundy is he is a blessing for Fayette with neighboring communi- park visitor center features a large, and a visitor center, which includes a this place. He can build, create, speak, clean up, ties. glass-encased model of the townsite. gift shop. and cook. “Two Fayette livery businesses In 1916, Jackson Iron Co. succes- State-managed facilities located This entire experience is free to those who rented horses and buggies, while sor Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co. sold nearby include a state forest rustic qualify and all meals are shared together in a stage lines carried passengers to Gar- Fayette to a couple of local business- campground at Portage Bay, with 23 very unique lodge that was built in 1929. About den, Manistique and Escanaba,” the men who ran the hotel as a summer sites, the 2.25-mile Ninga Aki Path- 1,200 people stay here a year and I started mak- display reads. “The overland route to resort into the 1940s, according to way and the Indian Lake Pathway, ing friends right off the bat and making reserva- Escanaba took two days; travel by park literature. which is located northwest of Thomp- tions. When I say reservations I mean booking boat took only three hours.” For years, the harbor, docks and son, and winds for 9 miles through out fishing trips which would be a total of seven In 1870, James Hibbert Langille warehouses were used by commercial the Schoolcraft County woodlands. where people signed up and I took them trolling described the “great changes” that fishermen. The state of Michigan Whether it’s for a day or a week, a for walleye and smallmouth bass. had been brought about in and acquired Fayette as a state park in trip to Fayette Historic State Park pro- What really impressed me about this camp is around Fayette’s Snail Shell Harbor, a 1959. vides a fascinating glimpse into life in all of the volunteers of whom most are past ser- beautiful sheltered harbor adorned “In addition to the historic town- an Upper Peninsula iron-smelting vice members and many of them are veterans of with white, dolomite cliffs. site, the park features boating and company town during the latter days the Vietnam War. They can always use more vol- “The short, thick growth of cedars fishing in Big Bay de Noc,” Brown of the 19th century. unteers. These guys and gals take folks fishing and white birch showed general signs said. “The recently reconstructed pier The winds are light and warm off on pontoon boats, help cook, do dishes, and sim- of havoc,” Langille wrote. “A long with 15 modern slips offers boat Lake Michigan, the summer days ply spend time with with a lot of Wisconsin’s dock had been constructed; several camping in Snail Shell Harbor.” inviting and the old Fayette townsite heroes. schooners had landed large quantities In 2016, the newly constructed remains ready and waiting for visi- Tonight after my first expedition I had the of building material; and houses and boat dock at Snail Shell Harbor was tors. pleasure of meeting Dave Nance. Dave volunteers here for most of the season and is just a real pleasant man to be around. Tonight Dave had taken Dawn Putzke and her three children Alden, Presley and Tillie fishing and everyone was in a great mood. Dawn is a Wisconsin Air National Guard member at Volk Field and is here with her father, Joe Resop Jr. He served in Vietnam in 1967-68 and was beat up pretty bad in the Battle of Hue, but still enjoys each and every day.

Wednesday, July 10 High 84, low 57 Today, I took out four groups starting at 6, 9, 1 and 6. It was a great day in my life. I taught our heroes and some family members how to troll, most importantly we went for a boat ride and just talked. In every case I had someone else run the boat, who I just met, as I was running six lines for my new friends. In a lot of cases I listened to men who I had just met in my boat, share stories about the mili- tary or life after the military and for myself it was an incredible experience. We have all heard about the damage done to some people in military, conflict that does not MDNR photo have obvious wounds and over this three-day A VIEW of the Lake Michigan shoreline at Snail Shell Harbor at Fayette Historic State Park. period I learned how Camp American Legion is such an incredible place for folks to come and heal. MDNR U.P. Fishing report The meals together, and the cabins that are LAKE sponsored with great pride by American Legion posts from throughout Wisconsin, are all great. Keweenaw Bay: Fishing upstream sections so target the Catch rates for lake trout were GOGEBIC’S was sporadic as those coming deeper holes. spotty. Splake fishing continues I made a point of not asking any questions in with lake trout had anywhere Little Bay De Noc: Walleye to be slow when casting spoons and today I fished with a father-son team of from one to limit catches. A few anglers reported very little or fishing with spawn sacs. FINEST FLEET Brent and Wayland from Green Bay. They were reports of salmon, steelhead action with undersize fish Water temperatures were in the IS FOR RENT just starting to get into outdoor experiences and and brown trout however caught most likely due to the mid 50’s. anglers were marking baitfish recent fly hatches. Best areas Grand Marais: Had very for myself it would have been worth a $500 bill as well. More anglers were were the head of the Bay in five low fishing pressure but those to see how happy they were whenever they land- launching from Traverse Bay to 12 feet, Black Bottom in 14 to trying for lake trout had good ed another fish and the joy they had together which was a little slow after 28 feet, or Breezy Point in 10 to catches near Five Mile Reef. through their shared experiences. spring storms partially silted in 20 feet. Fair to good perch fish- Those fishing from the break- Folks, Camp American Legion is there for the site. ing off the beach in Gladstone wall caught a few whitefish. Marquette: While many in 18 to 27 feet and at the head Detour: Anglers out of those in need, but does have a problem, and that boat anglers are picking up a of the Bay along the weed beds Detour Village have switched is that there simply is not as many people in the few fish, overall fishing had in five to eight feet with from salmon and trout to cisco. American Legion as there used to be which in been slow with zero to four fish crawlers or minnows. Northern Fly hatches have been mild this short comes down to dollars and cents. taken including smaller lake pike were active from the summer; however, anglers are 20 ft. Pontoons trout and the occasional Chi- Escanaba ship docks to the now catching a few cisco on the Think about this for a second, all the wars nook and coho. Fish were scat- municipal docks when trolling east side of the shipping chan- Boat / Motors since World War I, this place has been there to tered throughout the water col- spinners or crank baits in 12 to nel at Macomb, Maple, and License / Cabins help our veterans at least for a week of their lives umn. 30 feet. No salmon to report. Howard Islands when jigging in Bait / Tackle each year. Please check out campamericanle- Chocolay River: Brown Manistique: Had few 25 to 30 feet. Try reddish brown Kayaks / Canoes gion.org trout were caught in the anglers. Those targeting or gold tear-drop jigs tipped upstream sections, but many salmon and lake trout had little with wax worms or natural Don Grundy, if you want my help again next Ski’s / Tow Tube were five to eight inches. Some to report. cadis flies. Fish were also Family Fun year, I will be back. are fly fishing but those using Munising: Those targeting found on the southeast side of Sunset spinners have done well. Water salmon had poor catch rates as Burnt Island when jigging in 13 levels were quite low in the they were lucky to get two fish. to 15 feet mid-day.