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CCS considering School Board is consider- before a Tuesday after- believe this is a massive Of the district’s 14 schools were constructed half-cent sales tax ing implementing a half- noon school board work- effort for this community schools, five schools were between 1990-2007. cent sales tax through a shop concluded. “Let’s and Columbia County to constructed in the 1950s Fred Gaylard, with the for new facilities. referendum as a funding see what invest in our community (Five Points, Melrose district’s maintenance By TONY BRITT source for two new, small- the voters one child at a time. That’s Park, Niblack, Eastside department, told the board [email protected] er elementary schools, think. The what we’re asking.” and Richardson Sixth that while a number of the rather than waiting for leg- voters of During Tuesday’s work- Grade Academy), one facilities were older, they Columbia County voters islative appropriations. Columbia shop, the school board, school was constructed in were safe and maintained may get their say in new “We’re not asking the County will by consensus, authorized 1976 with student stations as much as possible. He facilities for the Columbia board to approve anything ultimate- Carswell and district staff that were built in the early added the maintenance County School District. other than let’s maybe see Carswell ly decide to continue researching 1900s, another school costs aren’t expensive. Looking to reduce the what the tax payers think,” if they want to invest in the half-cent tax levy and was constructed in 1964 “As a district we’ve number of its aging facili- Superintendent Lex their schools and students, to bring it back for a June and Columbia High was ties, the Columbia County Carswell said moments one child at a time. We 22 workshop at 5 p.m. constructed in 1976. Five TAX continued on 2A

Demings launches STEAM-y summer Senate bid Former House impeachment manager entered race with YouTube video Wednesday.

News Service of Florida TALLAHASSEE — With the theme “Never Tire,” Orlando Democratic Congresswoman Val Demings on Wednesday formally launched her campaign to try to unseat U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio in 2022. The announcement was not a surprise: Demings last month said to “stay tuned” amid reports that she would run for Senate. But her entranceLake ratchets City up the profile of the race, as Demings drew national attention last year when Demings President Joe Biden con- sidered her as a potential running mate and TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter as she served as one of the House impeach- Columbia City Elementary students Pihu Patel (from back left) and Jasom Chase stand at a table with magnetic toys as ment managers in former President Donald Kaylee Smith, Elizabeth Waites and Madison Needham play along. Trump’s first impeachment trial. In a YouTube video announcing her candidacy, Demings traced her back- Summer program beginning of summer, close also has a music component. program Mondays-Thursdays ground from growing up as a Black child opens at Columbia to 100 students returned to “They do a PE (physical from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. The stu- in Jacksonville to becoming Orlando police Columbia City Elementary education) rotation, music dents are fed breakfast and chief to getting elected to Congress. City Elementary. School for the first day of rotation and there is a Spanish lunch during the program. “When you grow up in the South, poor, Summer STEAM (Science, class that’s here two days a There are 150 students reg- black and female, you have to have faith in By TONY BRITT Technology, Engineering, week and an arts class that’s istered to attend the Summer progress and opportunity,” Demings said [email protected] Arts and Math). here two days a week,” she STEAM program at Columbia in the video, “My father was a janitor, and Rachel Stephens, CCE assis- said. City Elementary school and my mother was a maid. She said, ‘Val, never Less than a week after the tant principal, said the stu- Summer STEAM started at 97 students attended the first grow tired of doing good. Never tire. Work 2020-21 school year conclud- dents will rotate between the Columbia City Elementary 8 day of the session. hard, not just for yourself but for others.” ed, students were back in five classes as they get hands- a.m. Wednesday and will con- “I feel like we’ll have more classes Wednesday morning. on learning in the different clude on June 30. The students BID continued on 2A Just days before the official subject areas. The program attend the Summer STEAM STEAM continued on 2A

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Vol. 147, No. 59 Obituaries ...... 2A CALL US: TODAY’S WEATHER (386) 752-1293 Opinion ...... 4A Advice & Comics . . . . 5A SUBSCRIBE TO 92 70 THE REPORTER: Sports ...... 1B Voice: 755-5445 Fax: 752-9400 Chance of showers, 2A Classifieds ...... 3B 2A THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 2021 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER STEAM QUICK HITS Continued From 1A Scripture of the Day tomorrow and Monday,” “I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; Stephens said. “We have yet not I, but Christ liveth in me: and the life students here that signed which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith up from Belmont Academy, of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave Fort White Elementary and himself for me.” from our school.” — Galatians 2:20 (KJV) The program is designed for students who just completed kindergarten through fifth grade classes. Thought for Today Stephens said the pro- Hope is like the sun, which, as we journey toward it, gram is to enhance the stu- casts the shadow of our burden behind us. dents’ learning. — Samuel Smiles 1812-1904, Scottish author “Kids go through the summer slide and regress a little bit, so our goal is to prevent some of that regres- Winning Lottery Numbers sion, give students a safe Pick 3: (Tuesday p.m.) 0-8-8 place to come and some- Pick 4: (Tuesday p.m.) 8-7-4-4 where where it’s fun and TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter Fantasy 5: (Tuesday) 3-9-20-24-32 enjoyable, but yet, they’re Columbia City Elementary students Jasom Chase (from left), Johanna Angelo and still learning,” she said. Cache Sheppard play with a set of Legos Wednesday morning. See an error? The Lake City Reporter corrects errors of fact in news items. If you have a concern, question, or suggestion, BID Washington, I never tire R-Texas. primary campaign next please call the editor. Corrections and clarifications will in standing up for what I Demings, 64, served year against former U.S. run in this space. Thanks for reading. Continued From 1A believe is right because no as an Orlando police offi- Rep. Alan Grayson, also one is above the law, But it cer for 27 years, rising to from the Orlando area. But Submissions In the video, Demings turns out, there are some chief, and was first elected another potential candi- The Lake City Reporter accepts photographs and caption also cited her role in in Washington who prefer to Congress in 2016. She date, U.S. Rep. Stephanie information to run at the discretion of the editor. If you would impeaching Trump, say- the same old tired ways of is part of a power couple Murphy, announced last like to see your organization in the newspaper, send the picture ing “we brought law and doing business,” she said in Central Florida, as her month that she would not and information to Jamie Wachter: jwachter@lakecityreporter. order to a lawless presi- as the video flashed pic- husband, Jerry Demings, run after it became appar- com. dent. tures of Rubio with Trump is Orange County mayor. ent that Demings would “Unlike some in and U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, Demings could face a seek the seat. Lake City Reporter HOW TO REACH US ADVERTISING Main number . . . . .(386) 752-1293 Director Chris Ratliff Fax number ...... 752-9400 (386) 754-0417 for schools that aren’t how long it would want it would not be until 2023 Circulation ...... 755-5445 ([email protected]) TAX Online . . .www lakecityreporter. com. dependent on the legis- to level the half-cent sales before the district could The Lake City Reporter, an affiliate CLASSIFIED Continued From 1A lature — voter approved tax. While suggesting a begin drawing funds, and of Community Newspapers Inc., Kym Harrison is published Tuesday through (386) 755-5440 millage (used by 21 dis- term of 20 years — the noted they have not done Saturday/Sunday at 180 E. Duval ([email protected]) St., Lake City, FL 32055. Periodical accomplished a lot with a tricts for operating costs half-cent tax has brought any major planning for the postage paid at Lake City, Florida, BUSINESS OFFICE little bit of funding,” he for four years), impact fees in about $5.5 million the proposal. He said it would Member of The Associated Press Vickie Busscher said. (used by 26 districts in past three years — Penner probably be the 2024-25 and the Florida Press Association. (386) 754-0436 All material herein is property of ([email protected]) Gaylard added that if high growth areas) and a said it would generate school year before they the Lake City Reporter. No part of CIRCULATION the contents of this publication may new schools aren’t con- half-cent sales tax. roughly $66 million. A could have a building to be reproduced in whole or in part Director Sara Mercer structed, the older build- Penner suggested that 15-year half cent sales tax move into. without written permission of the (386) 754-0408 publisher. ([email protected]) ings will continue to be school district officials go levy would generate about “With it all said and U.S. Postal Service No. 310-880. The Lake City Reporter is home safe, comfortable learning to the county commission $55 million. done, when we lay our POSTMASTER: Send address delivered Tuesday through Saturday, environments, but they and ask for the referen- The payment on the debt head down at night, are changes to Lake City Reporter, P.O. except on postal holidays, via U.S. Box 1709, Lake City, FL 32056. Postal Service. Please call 386-755- won’t be attractive. dum to be placed on the — the estimated cost for we doing what’s best for 5445 PUBLISHER to report any problems with your delivery service. (circulation@ “We can continue to put ballot. two elementary schools the students of Columbia Publisher Todd Wilson lakecityreporter.com) lip stick on a pig, but at “Generally, the appeal to for 750-800 students would County that may live in an (386) 754-0418 ([email protected]) Home delivery rates the end one the day, it’s this is that you’re not ask- be $25 million per school area where their school (Tuesday–Saturday/Sunday) still a pig,” he said, as he ing the voters within your — would be about $4.4 mil- might not be the latest, NEWS 4 Weeks ...... $10.70 answered questions from district to pay 100% of what lion out of the $5.5 gener- best or greatest school,” Editor Jamie Wachter 12 Weeks ...... $31.70 (386) 754-0428 24 Weeks ...... $54.15 board members. this is,” she said. “We’ve ated annually, leaving the he ask rhetorically. “I think ([email protected]) 52 Weeks ...... $88.85 Todd Widergren, an heard about a third of school district extra funds the answer is something © Copyright 2020 Lake City Reporter No part of this publication may be reproduced in any manner without specific written permission from the assistant superintendent, the sales tax in Columbia for other projects. we all have to address.” publisher. All rights reserved. advised the board mem- County is funded through “It would be a really sub- bers that 11 of the district’s tourism.” stantial benefit to the over- 14 schools have declining The half-cent sales tax all capital outlay program THE WEATHER populations with the main must be voter approved for the district,” Penner portion of those declining and currently there are said. “Not just two schools, 10 Thu 11 Fri 12 Sat 13 Sun 14 Mon student numbers coming currently 27 school dis- but you would have signif- at the elementary school tricts across the state that icant improvements over Chance Mostly Isolated Scattered Scattered level. levy the half-cent sale tax the next how many ever Showers Sunny T-⁠storms T-⁠storms T-⁠storms Bonnie Penner, the dis- with terms between 6-30 years we decide to do this.” trict’s director of finance, years. Carswell said if half- said there were three ways She noted that the school cent sale tax measure was HI 92 LO 70 HI 93 LO 71 HI 91 LO 70 HI 89 LO 71 HI 90 LO 70 the district could get funds board needs to determine approved by local voters, REGIONAL FORECAST MAP for Thursday, Jun. 10 Thursday's highs/Thursday night's low Valdosta City Friday Saturday 94/72 Jacksonville Cape Canaveral 88/76/pc 89/75/pc Search continues for missing teen Tallahassee Lake City 94/73 92/70 Daytona Beach 90/75/pc 92/74/pc 93/72 Car found Deputies canvassed the officer for the Columbia Gainesville Daytona Beach Fort Myers 90/76/pc 89/75/pc Pensacola 93/71 89/74 Ft. Lauderdale 88/77/pc 87/76/mc southern part of the coun- County Sheriff’s Office, 86/76 Panama City 94/72/s 93/71/mc in southern 86/75 Ocala Gainesville ty Tuesday night, includ- said Wednesday that Jacksonville 96/74/sh 94/73/mc Columbia County. 94/72 ing area of County Road Salgado-Diaz is not Orlando Cape Canaveral Key West 88/81/pc 89/80/pc 94/75 85/76 Lake City 93/71/s 91/70/t Staff report 18 and SW Tustenuggee believed to be in Columbia Miami 85/78/pc 87/77/mc Avenue after the vehicle County. Tampa Naples 89/76/pc 88/75/pc 94/77 FORT WHITE — The was located but found no “They did a pretty exten- West Palm Beach Ocala 94/72/pc 93/73/pc 84/79 search continues for a signs of Armando Jesus sive search with K-9 and all Orlando 94/76/sh 93/75/pc Ft. Lauderdale Panama City 86/77/s 87/75/pc missing Kissimmee teen Salgado-Diaz, an 18-year- of that stuff,” Khachigan Ft. Myers 86/77 Pensacola 87/77/s 89/76/pc after his old reported missing out said. “Some new informa- 91/76 Naples Tallahassee 94/73/s 90/72/t vehi- of Kissimmee. Salgado- tion as of last night, when 90/75 Miami Tampa 92/77/pc 91/78/pc 85/78 Valdosta 95/73/s 91/72/sh cle was Diaz, a Hispanic male, is that turned up nothing, Key West W. Palm Beach 84/80/pc 85/79/mc found in 5-foot-9 and 140 pounds they think he may be in 87/81 southern with brown hair and brown the Ocala area.” Columbia eyes. Khachigan said local LAKE CITY ALMANAC UV INDEX County on Sgt. Steven Khachigan, authorities continue to Salgado-Diaz Tuesday. the public information monitor the situation. TEMPERATURES SUN High Wednesday 92 Sunrise today 6:28 a.m. Low Wednesday 74 Sunset today 8:31 p.m. 10 Normal high 89 Sunrise tom. 6:28 a.m. Extreme Normal low 69 Sunset tom. 8:32 p.m. 20 mins to burn OBITUARIES Record highhi 100 in 1947 Today’s ultra-violet Mr. Kartonyo Renard Bell Marlonda Ross and Jeremiah NE Washington Street, Lake Record low 58 in 1987 MOON Moonrise today 6:29 a.m. radiation risk Gibson. Parents; Mr. Guy City, Florida 32055. CDC Mr. Kartonyo Renard Bell, PRECIPITATION Moonset today 9:00 p.m. for the area on a scale from 0 affectionately known as”Ton- (Betty) Cotton and Stepmother Guidelines for COVID-19 will Moonrise tom. 7:15 a.m. Wednesday 0.00" to 10+. yo”, answered Glenda Cotton. Siblings; be followed. Month total 0.53" Moonset tom. 9:53 p.m. his Master Sharee Sample and Sheena Graveside service for Year total 17.92" Call on June Sample. Grandmother; Fannie Kartonyo Renard Bell will be Normal month-to-date 1.76" Normal year-to-date 17.54" 2, 2021 peace- Reed, Special Aunts; Frankie held Saturday, June 12, 2021 Jun 10 Jun 17 Jun 24 Jul 1 fully with his Pate and Connie Clark, Special 10:00am at The Garden of Rest New First Full Last Angels sur- Cousins more like an aunt and Cemetery, Lake Jeffery Road, rounding him. uncle; Belinda (Wali) Baker. Lake City, Florida 32055. Kartonyo God Siblings; Alexis Strong, Arrangements entrusted to: WEATHER BY-THE-DAY WEATHER HISTORY SPONSORED BY was born February 8, 1979 to Williams Brown, Tank Clark, COOPER FUNERAL HOME 90° 7a Actual 1p high 7p Average high 6a On June 10, 1752, it is Mr. Guy Cotton and the late Bruce Reed, Wanda Coker and 251 NE Washington Street, believed that this was Actual low Average low the day Benjamin Ms. Carloyn Bell. a host of other Aunts, Uncles, Lake City, Florida 32055. Mr. 100° Franklin narrowly missed electrocution while flying He was also preceded in relatives and friends. Bennie L. Thomas, L.F.D and 90° a kite during a death by his Grandparents: Mr. Walk through visitation Mr. Zannie Cooper, L.F.D.. 80° thunderstorm. Franklin was trying to determine Alex Reed, Mr. Eddie Cotton, for family and friends of 70° if lightning is related Jr. and Mrs. Katherine Cotton. Kartonyo Renard Bell will be Obituaries are paid adver- 60° to electricity. Kartonyo leaves to cherish held Friday, June 11, 2021 tisements. For details, call the 50° his precious memories are his 5:00pm until 7:00pm at Cooper Lake City Reporter’s classified 40° loving children; Kamario Bell, Funeral Home Chapel, 251 department at 752-1293. Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 2021 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER 3A

n To submit your calendar item, stop by the Reporter office or email Morgan McMullen at COMMUNITY CALENDAR [email protected] Today songs. Tickets are avail- for a meet and greet walk- cheese pizza donated by Tuesday, Thursday and Chamber of Commerce able online at highspring- through of their newly the store. Saturday from 10 a.m. to is hosting its fifth annual Free Summer Meals splayhouse.com. If you renovated clubhouse. The 1 p.m. Please stop by 157 Father-Daughter Dance Free summer meals are a season ticket hold- event will start at 5 p.m. Weekly SE Hernando Ave. in Lake on Saturday, June 19. The will be available for chil- er, remember to call 386- on Saturday, June 12. City and visit. Admission dance is scheduled for dren, ages 2-18, starting 454-3525 to reserve your FBC Snack and Prayer is free. 6-10 p.m. at the Suwanee Thursday, June 10. A sev- night or matinee perfor- Tuesday Mondays from 8–10 a.m. County Coliseum, 1302 en-day frozen meal box will mance. The Playhouse The First Baptist Church Save the date SW 11th Street. Tickets be distributed weekly on is located 2 blocks south Coffee & Commerce of Lake City offers a for the event are $25 Thursdays at Five Points of The Great Outdoors The Pregnancy Care breakfast time snack and Medicare Seminar and can be purchased Elementary School and Restaurant on U.S. Hwy. Center in Live Oak is host- prayer. This event is locat- FL Medicare Review will by calling 386-362-3071. Fort White Elementary 27, High Springs. ing the Suwannee County ed in the parking lot at 1 host a series of Medicare Proceeds from the event School from 1-2 p.m. Chamber of Commerce’s NE Hernando Ave, right seminars beginning will benefit the Suwannee Parents or guardians are Saturday “Coffee & Commerce” next to the Tax Collectors Thursday, June 17, at the County Chamber of allowed to pick up meals event June 15 from 8 a.m. office. We provide coffee, Richardson Community Commerce’s Scholarship without the child present, Backyard Chickens to 9:30 a.m. Refreshments biscuits and snacks all free; Center located at 255 Fund. but a brief questionnaire is The Lake City Columbia and hors d’oeuvres will be complete with a guided Northeast Coach Anders required. County Historical provided. The Preganancy prayer. For more informa- Lane. Time slots for every Vacation Bible School Museum in conjunction Care Center is located at tion e-mail Pastorrobert@ seminar run from 11 a.m. Sail off to Mystery Teen Night at the Library with the Columbia County 137 Grande Street NE in wecareatfblc.com. to noon and from 5:30-6:30 Island VBS at New Life The Columbia County Agricultural Extension Live Oak. p.m. Dates of the semi- Christian Fellowship Public Library’s first Agency is sponsoring Free Dinner nars are June 17, July 22 July 26-29 from 9 a.m. Teen Night at the Library Backyard Chickens and Wednesday The Bethlehem Baptist and August 19. For more to noon. This VBS is event will be a Food Web Gardens from 11 a.m. to 1 Church at 2115 Southeast information or to RSVP to open to all elementary Fear Factor, starting at p.m. on Saturday, June 12, Blood Drive State Road 100 in Lake City an event, please call 386- age children and is free. 3:30 p.m. on Thursday, at the history museum. LifeSouth Community is giving away free dinners 222-3030. For more information, June, 10. During the Presenters will include Blood Centers will be every last Wednesday of the please call New Life at event, library patrons Mrs. Lelia Williams holding two more blood month. The event starts at Father-Daughter Dance 386-758-8397 or visit us 12-18, will be trying new discussing “Raising drives this month. The 5:30 p.m. The Suwannee County at NewLifeLakeCity.com. foods that would be found Backyard Chickens,” first will be Wednesday, in different animal diets: A. Paulette Tomlinson, June 16, at Pizza Boy Historical Museum some normal, others that Livestock and Natural Pizza from 11 a.m. to 6 The Lake City Columbia have an ‘ick’ factor. UF/ Resources Agent present- p.m. Donors at Pizza Boy County Historical Museum IFAS Columbia County ing on poultry, and Erin Pizza will receive a large is open every week on Extension will be help- E. Harlow, Residential ing by supplying various and Commercial crunchy critters. RSVP Horticulture Agent, by signing up through exhibiting local garden the library’s Facebook plants. Presentations event or by calling 386- will be done around the 758-2101. building. Although seats are available, feel free to Friday bring your lawn chairs. High Springs Playhouse Olivet Baptist Celebration High Springs Playhouse Olivet Missionary is pleased to announce Baptist Church will cele- “Gilligan’s Island: The brate their Pastor Henry Musical,” which is run- Ortiz and Lady Ortiz 3rd ning weekends through year Appreciation On June 27. This family-friend- Saturday, June 12, and ly stage musical version Sunday, June 13. Due to is based on the popular the covid-19 pandemic the and iconic 60’s TV come- church will have a drive- dy show. Shipwrecked on by event to show some a remote Pacific island, love on Saturday, June 12, seven castaways build at Annie Maddox Park at huts and begin to explore 4 p.m. and at the Sunday, their surroundings. Their June 13, 11 a.m. service adventures and antics at Olivet MB Church (in even include an out-of- the Parking Lot) 541 N this-world encounter. E. Davis Ave. Min. Garry Hope Juber, daughter of Lenoir will be the speak- the playwright Sherwood er. Drive-through refresh- Schwartz, wrote the songs ments will be provided. and lyrics along with her husband Laurence. Don’t Clubhouse Meet & Greet miss this fun, wacky and The Columbia County entertaining show with Woman’s Club invites the 18 original, memorable community to join them

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OUR OPINION LCMC’s growth a positive sign

he past year has been challenging for all, but espe- cially those in the medical community. T Those challenges, though, have not slowed or deterred the vision at Lake City Medical Center. Last week, for the second time in the past year, the local medical facility announced plans for expansion and growth. This second phase of the LCMC expansion will start next month, or roughly when the first phase — a $9 million, 12-bed expansion — is completed. That addition is just the tipping point of what is coming for the regional hospital. The next phase, which will take between 18 and 24 months to complete, will finish out the third floor the hospital added six years ago with 10 additional private rooms. The rest of the $36 million project will include new construction — an addition to the hospital’s emergency room as well as a new building on the back side of the facility’s campus that will allow for growth within support services provided at the hospital. To allow for that new building, the hospital is also moving its helipad to a centralized location, utilizing a part of the current parking lot. Doc Skelton was a friend to many in North Georgia Additional parking will be coming as part of future expansion plans, according to hospital officials. The current growth, hospital officials say, will mean 80 Comfortable in his own skin additional full-time employees at LCMC. The hospital continues to show its commitment to oc Skelton had a way of dis- Doc Skelton was comfortable Lake City and Columbia County while also constantly arming tension in any situa- with who he was. And who he was adapting and growing to meet the needs of our growing Dtion. Years ago, he told one would be hard to improve, even community. of his friends, Michael DeLoach with a clean shirt and combed hair. Sr., that he should go to the jail and He was a day shy of 89 on that minister to inmates. August day; he was 94 when he TODAY IN HISTORY DeLoach said he’d do it if Doc died. went with him. Doc went. When you’ve lived 94 years; On this date: First thing, Doc told the inmates, plowed a mule as a boy on hard, “You know the difference between rocky ground; graduated high In 1692, the first execution resulting from the Salem you and us? You got caught and we Phil Hudgins school at 15 and college at 18; witch trials in Massachusetts took place as Bridget didn’t.” become a lieutenant during World Bishop was hanged. The ice was broken. ago at his home. He was sitting in War II leading a crew of men locat- In 1922, singer-actor Judy Garland was born Frances Charles Bryant Skelton — just his living room with a hot towel ing graves of American servicemen Ethel Gumm in Grand Rapids, Minnesota. plain Doc to most folks because across his face to soothe his weak in France, Germany, Austria and In 1935, Alcoholics Anonymous was founded in he was a medical doctor, but Red blue eyes. He’d been up for several Italy; finished medical school on Akron, Ohio, by Dr. Robert Holbrook Smith and William or Uncle Red to others — died the hours, watering his tomato plants, the GI bill; delivered 25 babies in Griffith Wilson. other day, and people of all col- tending his okra, piddling. 24 hours as an interning doctor; In 1942, during World War II, German forces mas- ors packed the chapel in Winder, tended to the sick during home sacred 173 male residents of Lidice, Czechoslovakia, Georgia, for his service. DeLoach Birt said Doc was the ‘North visits at all hours for more than 42 in retaliation for the killing of Nazi official Reinhard was one of the eulogists. Shane Birt Star that guided our ships.’ years; taught the gospel to thou- Heydrich. was the other one. He was also the person to go sands; produced five daughters; In 1944, German forces massacred 642 residents of Birt said Doc was the “North to if you needed wise coun- written several books and hundreds the French village of Oradour-sur-Glane. Star that guided our ships.” He sel or a helping hand. As a of poems and newspaper columns; In 1963, President John F. Kennedy signed into law was also the person to go to if you physician, he no doubt saved given away cars to people in need the Equal Pay Act of 1963, aimed at eliminating wage dis- needed wise counsel or a helping countless lives. — when you’ve done all of these parities based on gender. hand. As a physician, he no doubt things and more, there’s no call to In 1967, six days of war in the Mideast involving saved countless lives. “I pledged to “Are you going to get dressed?” apologize for anything. Israel, Syria, Egypt, Jordan and Iraq ended as Israel and my patients that whatever time you his wife, Fran, asked, noting that And he did it all with a sense of Syria accepted a United Nations-mediated cease-fire. need is what time I’ll give you,” he he had not changed his dirty shirt humor. Doc Skelton managed to In 1971, President Richard M. Nixon lifted a two-de- said. “My office girls didn’t like that or combed his hair, even though find a funny story in nearly every- cades-old trade embargo on China. philosophy that much.” he was expecting company, if you thing. In 1977, James Earl Ray, the convicted assassin of I had the pleasure of interviewing could call me company. “No,” he I wish I could’ve talked to him civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr., escaped from Doc several times. He never disap- said, “I’m going to be dressed just one more time, dirty shirt or clean. Brushy Mountain State Prison in Tennessee with six oth- pointed me, never dodged a ques- like this.” ers; he was recaptured June 13. tion. First time I interviewed him “Well,” she said, “are you going n Phil Hudgins is a retired journalist who In 1978, Affirmed, ridden by Steve Cauthen, won the was on a hot August day five years to zip up your pants?” lives in Georgia. 110th Belmont Stakes to claim horse racing’s 11th Triple Crown. In 1991, 11-year-old Jaycee Dugard of South Lake Tahoe, California, was abducted by Phillip and Nancy Garrido; Jaycee was held by the couple for 18 years A clue into Kavanaugh’s thoughts of precedent before she was found by authorities. he Supreme Court faces three is that Kavanaugh isn’t just associ- In 2004, singer-musician Ray Charles died in Beverly major issues in our current ating himself with the long-estab- Hills, California, at age 73. Thistorical moment: precedent, lished precedent of intermediate n Associated Press precedent and precedent. The big scrutiny. He’s also associating him- question: Will the justices limit abor- self with an argument for overturn- tion rights by overturning the 50-year ing precedent when circumstances Lake City Reporter precedent of Roe v. Wade or the have changed. Lake City Reporter 30-year precedent of Casey v. Planned In April 2020, Kavanaugh wrote Serving Columbia County Since 1874 Parenthood? To try to answer it, a 19-page solo concurrence in a court watchers like me spend a lot criminal case explaining when he of our time reading the tea leaves of Noah Feldman thinks it’s appropriate for the court TheServing Lake City Columbia Reporter Countyis published Since with 1874 pride Bloomberg Opinion for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ even relatively minor Supreme Court to overturn itself. The Lake City Reporter is published with pride opinions. And on this issue, no kind Kavanaugh mentioned “changed ties by Community Newspapers Inc. of tea is more important than the one scrutiny, to sex-based discrimina- facts” as a reason to overrule prece- forWe residents believe ofstrong Columbia newspapers and surrounding build strong coun‑ that comes in the box labeled Justice tion. The Burger court wouldn’t go dent. On the surface, supporters of a communitiesties by Community —‑“Newspapers Newspapers get Inc. things done!” Brett Kavanaugh. that far, reserving strict scrutiny for living Constitution are likely to agree OurWe believeprimary strong goal is newspapers to publish distinguished build strong and On Monday, Kavanaugh joined discrimination on the basis of race. that changes in how the world works profitablecommunities community‑ —‑“Newspapers oriented getnewspapers. things done!” a short opinion by Justice Sonia Nonetheless, the intermediate scru- should sometimes justify changing ThisOur primarymission goalwill beis toaccomplished publish distinguished through the and Sotomayor in which she comment- tiny doctrine turned out to be strong precedent. teamworkprofitable community‑of professionals oriented dedicated newspapers. to truth, ed on the court’s decision to decline enough to give feminists many of Where things get complicated is integrityThis mission and hard will work.be accomplished through the a case about whether women the victories that they wanted. deciding which changes in social teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, should have to start registering for As Ian Millhiser notes in a helpful facts should matter. Yes, women integrity and hard work. the military draft. Sotomayor’s opin- column, the fact that Kavanaugh today participate in combat. But Todd Wilson, Publisher ion is intriguing because it address- joined an opinion by Sotomayor in what’s really changed is our beliefs Robert Bridges, Editor es precedent in two different ways. which she cites cases establishing about whether women should be JimTodd Barr, Wilson, Associate Publisher Editor Kavanaugh’s decision to join it, the intermediate scrutiny standard able to participate in combat. The SueJamie Brannon, Wachter, Controller Editor along with Justice Stephen Breyer, means he’s unlikely to vote in the changed social reality is a conse- is more intriguing still. future to change that standard. In quence of changed social attitudes. DinkDink NeSmith,NeSmith, PresidentPresident Sotomayor’s opinion first engages that sense, he joined Sotomayor in Now compare that change to the TomTom Wood, Wood, ChairmanChairman precedent by noting that under the reaffirming precedent. context of abortion rights. The reali- Supreme Court’s interpretation of the But that’s only half the story. In ties of biology haven’t changed for a equal protection clause, a law that the opinion, Sotomayor also criticized very long time — and they certainly treat people differently on the basis a Supreme Court precedent: the haven’t changed since 1973, when of sex is unconstitutional unless the 1981 decision Rostker v. Goldberg Roe was decided. While new medical LETTERS POLICY government has “an exceedingly in which the justices upheld the technology has moved heartbeat persuasive justification” to distinguish exclusion of women from registering detection and viability earlier in preg- Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly written the sexes. This doctrine, known to for the draft and said it didn’t violate nancy, those changes don’t change and double spaced. Letters will be edited for length and constitutional lawyers as “interme- equal protection because women the underlying facts. On the other diate scrutiny,” makes it difficult but were “excluded from combat” and hand, social attitudes about abortion libel. Letters must be signed and include the writer’s not impossible for Congress or the wouldn’t be needed in a draft in the have been in flux. name, address and telephone number for verification. states to enact laws that treat men event of war. 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WOMEN’S COLLEGE WORLD SERIES COLLEGE SOFTBALL Coaches say ONE WIN AWAY NCAA can do better with gender equality Oklahoma’s Patty Gasso, FSU’s Lonni Alameda are two who are outspoken on the issue at WCWS.

By CLIFF BRUNT Associated Press

OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma softball coach Patty Gasso has had enough. Her Sooners are closing out another dynamic season by playing Florida State in the best-of-three Women’s College World Series final this week. But lately, she’s had more on her mind than winning between the lines. About a month ago, she lit into the NCAA for its WCWS format. She pointed out that the men’s College World Series stretches over nearly two weeks and does not include doubleheaders while the women’s tournament lasts no more than a week and forces several teams to play doubleheaders. She said the current format is a health risk for her players, and that she has, at times, been uncomfortable with how she has had to use pitchers while winning her four national titles. Gasso’s ire was raised again this week after Florida State and Oklahoma State played a WCWS game that started at nearly midnight and didn’t end until after 2 a.m. on Sunday. Though a rain delay pushed things back, she felt the situation could have been avoided. In the men’s World Series, there are more days off and more scheduling flexibility. “It’s very uncomfortable when we are talking to our players about standing up for what is right, yet, what is happening around us is not right,” Gasso said.

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SUE OGROCKI/Associated Press Oklahoma coach Patty Gasso, center, talks with catcher Lynnsie Elam, left SUE OGROCKI/Associated Press and pitcher Giselle Juarez (45) during Sydney Sherrill and the Florida State Seminoles faced the Oklahoma Sooners in Game 2 the Women’s College World Series their Women’s College World Series championship series on Wednesday night. The Seminoles beat the Sooners 8-4 in Game 1 Tuesday night. Due to press issues game against James Madison on Wednesday night, the recap of the game did not make the paper. Visit lakecityreporter.com for a full recap of the game. June 7 in Oklahoma City.

COLLEGE ATHLETICS Lawmakers agree NCAA needs NIL help, but how much and when? Emmert was back in Washington renewing his plea for Congress’ help. By RALPH D. RUSSO his plea for help from “Preferably by the end of Associated Press Congress — help that is the month,” Emmert said. unlikely to come as soon The Division I Council as the NCAA would like. meets June 22-23 and A federal law governing For some lawmakers, could take action then, how college athletes can federal regulation of college but only a federal law earn money off their fame sports should not end with can preempt state laws in and celebrity seems certain NIL and the time is right to Florida, Alabama, Georgia, to pass — at some point. tackle other issues — from Mississippi and New There is no real debate long-term health care and Mexico that are set to go among lawmakers on educational opportunities into effect July 1. Capitol Hill about whether for athletes to more uni- Earlier Wednesday, athletes should be per- form and enforceable safety Connecticut became the mitted to monetize their standards. 19th state to pass NIL name, image and likeness. “To race to just an NIL legislation. Sen. Richard “There is broad consen- bill and not address these Blumenthal (D-Conn.), who sus that Congress should injustices is tragic,” Sen. has sponsored with Booker pass a law that grants Cory Booker (D-N.J.), a for- the sweeping College athletes NIL rights,” Sen. mer Stanford football player, Athlete Bill of Rights, said Roger Wicker (R-Miss.) said before Emmert and he would block any federal said Wednesday during a five other witnesses testified NIL bill that is less permis- hearing held by the Senate before the committee. sive than Connecticut’s. Commerce Committee. Wicker wants to take a “We need to listen to the J. SCOTT APPLEWHITE/Associated Press But less than a month different approach, calling athletes,” Blumenthal said. Sen. Cory Booker, D-N.J., left, greets NCAA President Mark Emmert, as the Senate before NIL laws go into for a “more focused bill on “They are the ones who are Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee holds a hearing on student effect in several states, a faster timeline.” all too frequently outnum- athlete compensation and federal legislative proposals to enable athletes partic- NCAA President Mark Emmert said the NCAA bered in this conversation.” ipating in collegiate sports to monetize their name, image, and likeness, at the Emmert was back in plans to act on its pro- Capitol on Wednesday in Washington. Washington renewing posed NIL legislation soon. NCAA continued on 4B 2B THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 2021 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER

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All times EDT Chicago Cubs 7, San Diego 1 Wednesday, June 9 TENNIS 62. Peter Malnati 591 $1,374,276 June 6. Recalled RHP Brandon Bielak from Wednesday’s Games Florida St. vs. Oklahoma, late 63. Charl Schwartzel 583 $1,480,622 Sugar Land (Triple-A West). Texas 4, San Francisco 3, 11 innings Thursday, June 10 French Open Results 64. Harold Varner III 571 $1,391,113 MINNESOTA TWINS — Sent RHP Kenta Arizona at Oakland, late x-Florida St. vs. Oklahoma, TBD Wednesday 65. Brian Gay 568 $887,306 Maeda to St. Paul (Triple-A East) on a MLB 66. Harry Higgs 567 $1,555,050 Chicago Cubs at San Diego, late Men’s Singles rehab assignment. American League Glance 67. Adam Long 567 $1,386,961 OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Reinstated LHP Atlanta at Philadelphia, late Quarterfinals 68. Joel Dahmen 540 $1,160,449 East Division L.A. Dodgers at Pittsburgh, late Reymin Guduan from the 10-day IL and WNBA Rafael Nadal (3), Spain, def. Diego 69. Tyrrell Hatton 534 $1,471,046 designated him for assignment. WLPct GB N.Y. Mets at Baltimore, late Schwartzman (10), Argentina, 6-3, 4-6, 70. Brendan Steele 532 $1,331,626 Tampa Bay 39 23 .629 — TEXAS RANGERS — Placed RHP Ian Colorado at Miami, late EASTERN CONFERENCE 6-4, 6-0. 71. Lucas Glover 526 $1,360,421 Boston 37 24 .607 1½ Milwaukee at Cincinnati, late WLPct GB 72. Bubba Watson 523 $1,462,029 Kennedy on the 10-day IL. Selected the New York 32 29 .525 6½ Connecticut 8 2 .800 — Novak Djokovic (1), Serbia, def. Matteo contract of RHP Spencer Patton from Washington at Tampa Bay, late Berrettini (9), Italy, 6-3, 6-2, 6-7 (5), 7-5. 73. Doug Ghim 515 $1,093,763 Toronto 30 28 .517 7 Cleveland at St. Louis, late New York 5 4 .556 2½ 74. Kevin Kisner 515 $1,226,201 Round Rock (Triple-A West). Baltimore 22 38 .367 16 Atlanta 4 4 .500 3 Women’s Singles 75. Lanto Griffin 515 $1,403,035 National League Thursday’s Games Washington 3 5 .375 4 Central Division L.A. Dodgers (Urías 8-2) at Pittsburgh Quarterfinals 76. Cameron Davis 514 $1,189,615 CINCINNATE REDS — Placed RHP Sonny Chicago 2 7 .222 5½ Barbora Krejcikova, Czech Republic, def. 77. Tyler McCumber 504 $934,567 WLPct GB (Keller 3-6), 12:35 p.m. Indiana 1 9 .100 7 Gray on the 10-day IL. Recalled RHP Art Chicago 37 23 .617 — Coco Gauff (24), United States, 7-6 (6), 78. J.T. Poston 489 $1,193,918 Warren from Louisville (Triple-A East). Milwaukee (Peralta 6-1) at Cincinnati 79. M. Hughes 488 $1,027,972 Cleveland 32 26 .552 4 (Castillo 2-8), 12:35 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE 6-3. COLORADO ROCKIES — Recalled INF Kansas City 29 30 .492 7½ WLPct GB Maria Sakkari (17), Greece, def. Iga 80. Tom Hoge 488 $1,218,220 Connor Joe from Albuquerque (Triple-A Atlanta (Anderson 4-3) at Philadelphia Seattle 7 2 .778 — Detroit 25 35 .417 12 Swiatek (8), Poland, 6-4, 6-4. 81. Matt Wallace 487 $1,324,178 West). Placed INF Matt Adams on the Minnesota 24 36 .400 13 (Wheeler 4-3), 1:05 p.m. Las Vegas 7 3 .700 ½ 82. Denny McCarthy 485 $1,074,073 San Francisco (DeSclafani 5-2) at Los Angeles 4 3 .571 2 Women’s Doubles 83. Ian Poulter 457 $1,161,999 10-day IL. West Division Washington (Scherzer 5-4), 7:05 p.m. Phoenix 5 4 .556 2 Quarterfinals 84. Matthew NeSmith 456 $1,045,926 LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Reinstated RHP WLPct GB Colorado (González 2-3) at Miami (Rogers Dallas 4 5 .444 3 85. Brandon Hagy 455 $1,105,215 Tony Gonsolin from the 60-day IL. Placed Oakland 36 26 .581 — Irina-Camelia Begu, Romania, and Nadia 6-3), 7:10 p.m. Minnesota 3 5 .375 3½ Podoroska, Argentina, def. Petra Martic, 86. Brendon Todd 454 $1,155,679 INF/OF Yoshi Tsutsugo on the 10-day IL. Houston 34 26 .567 1 Transferred LHP Scott Alexander from the Calendar Croatia, and Shelby Rogers, United 87. Henrik Norlander 453 $1,113,189 Seattle 30 32 .484 6 Monday’s Games 10-day IL to the 60-day IL. July 11-13 — Amateur draft, Denver. States, 6-3, 4-6, 6-2. 88. James Hahn 451 $1,048,185 Los Angeles 29 32 .475 6½ No games scheduled SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Selected the July 13 — All-Star Game, Denver. Magda Linette, Poland, and Bernarda 89. Kyle Stanley 448 $997,338 Texas 24 39 .381 12½ Tuesday’s Games 90. Russell Knox 445 $1,019,575 contract of LHP Sammy Long. Activated July 25 — Hall of Fame induction, Pera, United States, def. Anastasia Tuesday’s Games Washington 85, Minnesota 81 91. Alex Noren 444 $1,091,259 RHP Jimmie Sherfy from 10-day IL. Placed Cooperstown, N.Y. Pavlyuchenkova, Russia, and Elena Baltimore 10, N.Y. Mets 3 Dallas 85, Phoenix 81 92. Zach Johnson 434 $1,128,026 OF Alex Dickerson on the 10-day IL. Aug. 12 — New York Yankees vs. Chicago Rybakina, Kazakhstan, 7-5, 4-6, 6-2. Detroit 5, Seattle 3 93. Matt Kuchar 431 $1,307,903 Designated RHP Matt Wisler for White Sox at Dyersville, Iowa. Wednesday’s Games Tampa Bay 3, Washington 1 94. Andrew Putnam 425 $1,021,747 assignment. Aug. 22 — Los Angeles Angels vs. Seattle at Atlanta, 7 p.m. Houston 7, Boston 1 Indiana at Chicago, 8 p.m. 95. Troy Merritt 418 $1,073,394 Cleveland at Williamsport, Pa. GOLF 96. Richy Werenski 418 $1,089,619 BASKETBALL Cleveland 10, St. Louis 1 Dallas at Phoenix, 10 p.m. NBA — Fined Miami president Pat Riley San Francisco 9, Texas 4 Dec. 1 — Collective bargaining agreement 97. Doc Redman 416 $925,059 PGA Tour FedEx Cup Leaders 98. Keith Mitchell 416 $1,080,518 $25,000 for violating the league’s N.Y. Yankees 8, Minnesota 4 expires, 11:59 p.m. ET Dec. 6-9 — Winter meetings, Lake Buena SOCCER Through June 6 99. Sepp Straka 416 $858,423 anti-tampering rule during a June 4 radio Chicago White Sox 6, Toronto 1 Points Money 100. C.T. Pan 416 $1,142,142 interview regarding LeBron James. Oakland 5, Arizona 2 Vista, Fla. Dec. 8 — Winter meeting draft, Lake MLS 1. Patrick Cantlay 1,902 $5,310,167 101. Nate Lashley 405 $853,111 NBA G LEAGUE IGNITE — Signed G Jaden L.A. Angels 8, Kansas City 1 2. B. DeChambeau 1,724 $5,843,216 Buena Vista, Fla. EASTERN CONFERENCE 102. Brandt Snedeker 403 $1,022,486 Hardy. Wednesday’s Games 3. Jordan Spieth 1,696 $4,891,601 103. Jhonattan Vegas 392 $879,942 Dec. 15 — International amateur signing WLTPts GF GA 4. Justin Thomas 1,661 $5,782,582 FOOTBALL Texas 4, San Francisco 3, 11 innings period closes. 104. Camilo Villegas 374 $858,295 Arizona at Oakland, late New England 5 1 2 17 11 7 5. Viktor Hovland 1,630 $4,642,914 105. Adam Hadwin 373 $907,845 National Football League Philadelphia 4 2 2 14 9 5 6. Jason Kokrak 1,511 $4,636,183 106. Scott Stallings 369 $884,270 ARIZONA CARDINALS — Signed WR N.Y. Mets at Baltimore, late Orlando City 3 1 3 12 8 4 Houston at Boston, late 7. Xander Schauffele 1,494 $4,635,744 107. Jason Day 368 $982,509 Rondale Moore to a four-year contract. NHL NY City FC 3 2 2 11 13 7 8. Collin Morikawa 1,409 $4,382,592 108. Luke List 365 $845,657 GREEN BAY PACKERS — Signed LB Seattle at Detroit, late CF Montréal 3 3 2 11 10 9 9. Sam Burns 1,407 $3,693,717 Washington at Tampa Bay, late PLAYOFF GLANCE 109. Gary Woodland 362 $992,700 De’Vondre Campbell. Released RB Mike Columbus 3 2 2 11 7 6 10. Stewart Cink 1,401 $3,339,019 110. Rickie Fowler 353 $984,226 Weber. N.Y. Yankees at Minnesota, late SECOND ROUND Nashville 2 0 5 11 9 6 11. Cameron Smith 1,386 $4,280,120 111. M. Thompson 351 $817,379 MIAMI DOLPHINS — Signed DE Jaelan Toronto at Chicago White Sox, late (x-if necessary) Atlanta 2 1 4 10 9 7 12. H. Matsuyama 1,301 $3,896,878 112. Justin Rose 342 $1,048,957 Cleveland at St. Louis, late Phillips to a four-year contract. Tuesday, June 8 New York 3 4 0 9 10 10 13. Tony Finau 1,239 $3,607,064 113. Rory Sabbatini 337 $819,916 Kansas City at L.A. Angels, late D.C. United 3 5 0 9 8 11 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — Waived QB Tampa Bay 2, Carolina 0, Tampa Bay wins 14. Abraham Ancer 1,236 $3,329,396 114. Adam Scott 332 $845,135 Jamie Newman and WR Khalil Tate. Thursday’s Games Inter Miami 2 4 2 8 8 13 15. Billy Horschel 1,234 $3,802,410 115. C. Howell III 330 $867,548 series 4 - 1 Toronto FC 1 4 2 5 8 12 16. Patrick Reed 1,232 $3,682,330 SOCCER Seattle (Sheffield 5-4) at Detroit (TBD), Vegas 3, Colorado 2, OT, Vegas leads 116. Chase Seiffert 329 $727,756 1:10 p.m. Chicago 1 5 1 4 4 11 17. Brooks Koepka 1,230 $3,879,715 117. Brian Stuard 325 $758,325 Major League Soccer series 3 - 2 Cincinnati 1 4 1 4 6 15 Houston (Greinke 6-2) at Boston 18. Jon Rahm 1,223 $3,861,433 118. Austin Cook 323 $784,619 NEW YORK CITY FC — Acquired F Santiago 19. Dustin Johnson 1,203 $3,835,283 (Rodríguez 5-4), 7:10 p.m. Wednesday, June 9 119. Sam Ryder 322 $718,520 Rodriguez on loan from Montevideo City Boston at N.Y. Islanders, late WESTERN CONFERENCE 20. Scottie Scheffler 1,168 $3,626,293 120. Dylan Frittelli 321 $1,030,674 (Uruguayan Primera Division). N.Y. Yankees (King 0-3) at Minnesota 21. Max Homa 1,165 $3,257,280 (Happ 3-2), 8:10 p.m. Thursday, June 10 WLTPts GF GA 121. T. Fleetwood 320 $966,321 COLLEGE 22. Daniel Berger 1,149 $3,190,193 122. Anirban Lahiri 315 $632,237 Toronto (Ryu 5-3) at Chicago White Sox Colorado at Vegas, 9 p.m. Seattle 5 0 3 18 14 3 PROVIDENCE — Announced men’s Sporting KC 5 2 1 16 15 10 23. Joaquin Niemann 1,148 $2,925,628 123. Bo Hoag 314 $683,737 (Keuchel 4-1), 8:10 p.m. LA Galaxy 5 2 0 15 11 11 24. Corey Conners 1,134 $3,432,629 124. Vincent Whaley 307 $550,767 basketball G Matteus Case transferred Kansas City (Minor 4-3) at Oakland Colorado 4 2 1 13 12 8 25. Rory McIlroy 1,129 $3,375,962 125. Pat Perez 293 $593,089 from Penn. (Montas 6-5), 9:40 p.m. NBA Houston 3 3 2 11 11 12 26. Harris English 1,126 $3,242,718 126. Brice Garnett 293 $544,385 National League Glance San Jose 3 5 0 9 11 12 27. Louis Oosthuizen 1,108 $3,608,779 127. Adam Schenk 290 $519,525 PLAYOFF GLANCE 28. Charley Hoffman 1,096 $2,845,464 ON THIS DATE East Division Portland 3 4 0 9 9 11 128. F. Molinari 287 $779,181 SECOND ROUND Real Salt Lake 2 1 3 9 9 7 29. Carlos Ortiz 1,016 $2,559,921 129. Cameron Percy 280 $537,802 WLPct GB 30. Sungjae Im 1,015 $2,943,620 June 10 New York 29 24 .547 — (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Los Angeles 2 3 2 8 8 9 130. Michael Gligic 275 $507,916 Vancouver 2 4 1 7 6 9 31. Matt Jones 996 $2,328,730 131. Vaughn Taylor 273 $587,877 1932 – Gene Sarazen leads wire-to-wire to Atlanta 29 29 .500 2½ 32. Si Woo Kim 995 $2,698,780 win the British Open by five strokes ahead Philadelphia 28 31 .475 4 Tuesday, June 8 Austin FC 2 4 1 7 5 8 132. Scott Piercy 270 $606,111 Philadelphia 118, Atlanta 102, series tied Minnesota 2 4 1 7 6 11 33. K.-Hoon Lee 935 $2,543,055 133. Kramer Hickok 270 $504,100 of Macdonald Smith at Prince’s Golf Club Miami 26 34 .433 6½ 34. Marc Leishman 889 $2,465,810 in Sandwich, England. Sarazen finishes Washington 24 33 .421 7 1-1 FC Dallas 1 3 3 6 8 11 134. Erik Van Rooyen 260 $662,353 Utah 112, L.A. Clippers 109, Utah leads 35. Keegan Bradley 877 $2,201,612 135. Nick Taylor 259 $624,294 with a tournament record of 283. Central Division series 1-0 Saturday, June 12 36. Sergio Garcia 858 $2,290,837 136. Cameron Champ 252 $675,614 1933 – Johnny Goodman wins the U.S. WLPct GB Austin FC at Sporting KC, noon 37. C. Tringale 857 $2,021,077 137. Danny Willett 252 $542,621 Open golf title, making him the last Milwaukee 34 26 .567 — Wednesday, June 9 38. Brian Harman 847 $2,594,363 Denver at Phoenix, late NWSL 138. Rafael Campos 251 $497,244 amateur to win this event. Chicago 34 27 .557 ½ WLTPts GF GA 39. Kevin Na 845 $2,149,489 139. Patrick Rodgers 251 $573,859 1934 – Italy beats Czechoslovakia 2-1 in St. Louis 31 30 .508 3½ Thursday, June 10 Orlando 3 0 2 11 7 4 40. Emiliano Grillo 833 $1,864,678 140. Hank Lebioda 244 $469,139 extra time to win the second FIFA World Cincinnati 28 30 .483 5 L.A. Clippers at Utah, 10 p.m. Portland 3 2 0 9 11 4 41. Lee Westwood 823 $3,178,625 141. John Huh 244 $534,007 Cup at the Stadio Flaminio in Rome. Italy Pittsburgh 23 36 .390 10½ 42. Ryan Palmer 777 $2,165,762 Brooklyn at Milwaukee, 7:30 Washington 2 1 2 8 5 5 142. Andrew Landry 243 $556,750 trailing 1-0, ties the game at the 80th West Division Friday, June 11 Gotham FC 2 1 1 7 2 1 43. Chris Kirk 765 $1,920,728 143. Steve Stricker 240 $617,681 44. Webb Simpson 731 $2,093,615 minute. Angelo Schiavio scores the WLPct GB Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Houston 2 2 1 7 6 6 144. Chez Reavie 238 $585,732 winning goal in extra time. 45. Phil Mickelson 727 $2,504,508 145. B. Burgoon 237 $536,081 San Francisco 38 23 .623 — Phoenix at Denver, 10 p.m. Chicago 2 2 1 7 4 7 1944 – A rare triple dead heat occurs in San Diego 37 26 .587 2 North Carolina 1 2 1 4 6 3 46. Aaron Wise 725 $1,932,398 146. Joseph Bramlett 232 $544,477 47. Talor Gooch 701 $2,130,345 147. Roger Sloan 229 $371,124 the Carter Handicap at Aqueduct with Los Angeles 35 25 .583 2½ Reign FC 1 2 1 4 2 3 Bossuet, Brownie and Wait a Bit crossing Colorado 24 37 .393 14 COLLEGES Louisville 1 2 1 4 2 8 48. Martin Laird 701 $1,731,413 148. Kris Ventura 217 $523,994 Arizona 20 42 .323 18½ Kansas City 0 3 2 2 2 6 49. Patton Kizzire 699 $1,825,520 149. Ryan Armour 208 $401,156 the finish line together. NCAA Division I Softball World Series 50. Russell Henley 687 $1,871,933 150. P. Harrington 207 $614,138 1950 – Sixteen months after near-fatal Tuesday’s Games Glance NOTE: Three points for victory, one point 51. Branden Grace 686 $1,481,357 car accident, Ben Hogan wins the U.S. for tie. Miami 6, Colorado 2 At Oklahoma City 52. Paul Casey 669 $2,210,160 Open. Hogan beats Lloyd Mangrum and L.A. Dodgers 5, Pittsburgh 3 Saturday, Jun. 19 53. Kevin Streelman 647 $1,632,762 Double Elimination; x-if necessary TRANSACTIONS George Fazio in an 18-hole playoff at the Baltimore 10, N.Y. Mets 3 Reign FC at North Carolina, 7 p.m. 54. M. McNealy 646 $1,616,772 Merion Golf Club in Ardmore, Pa. Tampa Bay 3, Washington 1 Monday, June 7 Washington at Chicago, 8 p.m. 55. Matthew Wolff 646 $2,161,354 Wednesday’s Transactions 1973 – Mary Mills shoots a 63 in the final Milwaukee 5, Cincinnati 1 Oklahoma 7, James Madison 1 56. Robert Streb 640 $1,475,204 BASEBALL round of the LPGA Championship to beat Sunday, Jun. 20 57. Hudson Swafford 635 $985,339 Atlanta 9, Philadelphia 5 Florida St. 8, Alabama 5 Houston at Louisville, 3 p.m. Major League Baseball Betty Burfeindt by one stroke. Cleveland 10, St. Louis 1 58. Matt Fitzpatrick 634 $1,930,283 Championship Series Kansas City at Portland, 3 p.m. American League 1977 – Al Geiberger sets a PGA San Francisco 9, Texas 4 59. Shane Lowry 613 $2,050,152 Tuesday, June 8 Gotham FC at Orlando, 6 p.m. HOUSTON ASTROS — Placed LHP Joe Championship 18-hole record when he Oakland 5, Arizona 2 60. Wyndham Clark 609 $1,198,800 Florida St. 8, Oklahoma 4 61. Sebastian Munoz 602 $1,635,291 Smith on the 10-day IL, retroactive to shoots a 59 in the Danny Thomas Classic.

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STRICKLAND, an in- PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- Pay is $15-$30/hr based on PUBLISHER'S NOTE dividual; COLUMBIA COUNTY, TICE. 440 Robin Johnson Case No: 34-2020-000087-DR All Yard Sale Ads 439 Robin Johnson Brian D. Smith – Petitioners experience. FLORIDA, a political subdivi- ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED Painting experience a plus. Must be Pre-Paid. sion of the State of Florida; WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS 460 Shawn Holt Jessica R. Smith – Respondent 255 Erica L Howell You are notified that an action Please call 352-316-3267. SANTANDER CONSUMER SET FORTH IN SECTION Ask for Billy. USA, INC., a foreign corpora- 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA 336 Deanna Guadagnoli for Dissolution of Marriage has tion; CITY LEASING, LLC, a PROBATE CODE WILL BE 418 Enoch Sekyere been filed against you and that 404 Crystal Towns you are required to serve a Following jobs are available at foreign limited liability compa- FOREVER BARRED. Epiphany Catholic School: ny; JOHN DOE and JANE NOTWITHSTANDING THE 433 Ashley Radford copy of your written defense, if Cash for Vehicles: 242 Ashley Radford any, to We pick DOE, as unknown tenants; and TIME PERIODS SET FORTH •P/T Van Driver up. Jessie 386-984-8256. any unknown heirs, devisees, ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED Karen D. Hatton, PA, Attorney 643915 for Petitioners, PO Box 446, •P/T Certified PE Teacher grantees, creditors, and other TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE •P/T Certified Guidance unknown persons, unknown en- AFTER THE DECEDENT’S June 3, 10, 2021 Mayo, FL 32060 On or before June 10, 2021 Counselor tities, unknown parties or un- DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. •P/T Certified Technology known spouses claiming by, The date of first publication of and file the original with the Clerk of Court at 120 W Main Teacher through or under any of the this notice is June 10, 2021. Cows for Sale, 10 head, all above-named Defendants, I will Personal Representative: Street, Mayo, FL 32060, before service on the undersigned at- For more information contact bred, some with calves, $7,500 sell to the highest bidder for s/Charles E. Rutland for all. Can delv. 352-575-7498. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR torney or immediately there- Epiphany Catholic School at cash on the third floor of the CHARLES E RUTLAND 752-2320. Columbia County Courthouse, 7623 Saw Timber Land SUWANNEE COUNTY, FLORI- after. If you fail to do so, a de- Registered Brangus Bulls & fault may be entered against 173 NE Hernando Avenue, Jacksonville, Florida 32256 DA PROBATE DIVISION HOUSEKEEPER, experience Heifers 2-4 years old, certified, IN RE: ESTATE OF you for the relief demanded in Lake City, Florida 32055, at Attorney for Personal Repre- a plus, will train. Candidates gentle, ready to breed. Starting 11:00 a.m. on _21st_day of sentative: File No. 2021-CP-05 the petition. at $2000. 352-215-1018. WENDELL L. HILL, The Action is asking the Court must have good work ethic & July, 2021, the following de- DARBY PEELE & GREEN, work history. Starting at scribed property as set forth in PLLC Deceased to enforce Dissolution of Mar- SIGN ON NOTICE TO CREDITORS riage. $10.25/Hour and up. the Summary Final Judgment, By: s/Bonnie S. Green BONUS. Apply in person. NO to wit: BONNIE S. GREEN The administration of the estate Copies of all court documents In Print & Online CALLS. Americas Best Value LOT 11, IN BLOCK EAST, OF Florida Bar No. 0107085 of WENDELL L. HILL, de- in the case, including orders, ceased, whose date of death are available at the Clerk of the Inn of Lake City 3835 W US COLUMBIA EAST-WEST SUB- 1241 South Marion Avenue Hwy 90. www.lakecityreporter.com DIVISION, ACCORDING TO Lake City, Florida 32025 was October 22, 2020, is pend- Circuit Court’s office. 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“Don’t you think it is time (D-N.M.) ended the hear- since December. NCAA to call your leadership ing by asking each of the “The NCAA’s argument PUBLISHER'S NOTE Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- Continued From 1B of the organization into panelists if they thought is that the sky’s going Florida Law 828.29 requires 0237 Lot zoned CHI. Great loc question?” college athletes should to fall if all these state dogs and cats being sold to be near US HWY 90. City water. Emmert said that was be able to profit from laws become operative,” at least 8 weeks old and have a Close to I-75 interchange. There were no athletes a question for the uni- Murphy said. “Why not health certificate from a li- MLS#110682. $115,000 their names, images and censed veterinarian document- among the witnesses versity leaders who sit likenesses. test that theory? Why not ing they have mandatory shots JASPER 40 ACRES!! Fenced who testified at the fifth on the NCAA Board of let these state laws come and cross-fenced for cows. After each answered, and are free from intestinal and NIL-related hearing in Governors. The board on the books and see if external parasites. Many $185,000 MLS#111052 Bay- yes, Lujan asked: “So why species of wildlife must be li- nard Ward 386-397-6859 Congress over the past approved a contract exten- is this taking so long?” the result is a nasty, hard- censed by Florida Fish and DANIEL CRAPPS AGENCY year, but chairwoman Sen. sion for Emmert in April. to-manage competitive Wildlife. If you are unsure, con- OLD TOWN BEAUTIFUL 5-ac Maria Cantwell (D-Wash.) Emmert reiterated the WHAT’S NEXT? imbalance?” tact the local office for informa- wooded lot, existing driveway & said there was a plan to NCAA wants a national Florida-based attorney tion. clearing MLS#111053 $66,500 Sen. Chris Murphy Evan Crapps 386-209-4393 hear from a panel of ath- NIL law that would pre- (D-Conn.), who did not Darren Heitner helped DANIEL CRAPPS AGENCY letes in the future. empt state laws, keep col- participate in the hearing, lawmakers in that state College sports leaders lege athletes from being is one of the most vocal craft an NIL bill. He said have warned a patchwork employees of their schools critics of the NCAA in he has read every state Want to buy cattle. All kinds of state laws will make bill that has already 352-339-3018 and provide limited anti- Washington. He agrees it impossible for schools passed and sees them as trust protection from with Booker that col- Poole Realty CALL MATTHEW that compete against each future litigation. largely similar. He also lege sports needs broad CAMPBELL AT 386-590-0852. other to do so on a level The NCAA’s NIL doesn’t believe schools Building is a currently opera- reform, not just an NIL Five Ash Forest, Lake City's tional doctors office. playing field. proposal would place operating under different premier 55 plus manuf. home law. Murphy and Rep. Lori MLS#109722. $210,000 “The impact would so-called guardrails NIL rules will be nearly as community. 386-752-7207 Lot Trahan (D-Mass.) recently lease includes water, sewer, Hallmark Real Estate OFFICE be enormous,” Gonzaga around deals athletes disruptive as some college garbage & lawn maintenance. BUILDING on SE Baya Ave., 8 men’s basketball coach could make to protect introduced a bill that if sports leaders have por- rooms, kit for breakroom, 3 ½ Mark Few told the com- against third-party pay- passed would allow col- trayed — as long as the BA. $182,000 Robin Williams lege athletes to organize 386-365-5146 MLS#110866 mittee. “You’d be at a ments being used as NCAA itself puts its own huge competitive disad- recruiting inducements or and collectively. rules in place soon. Gwen Lake S/D: Scenic Murphy said complicat- wooded 1 acre property, 3/2, vantage, both when stu- pay-for-play. “If the NCAA does 1700 sf rambler in the heart of dent-athletes are coming Most of the state laws ing this issue in Congress nothing at the end of this town. Call Joe 386-755-5151. out of high school and that have been passed also is overlapping jurisdiction. month and we have five $175,000.00 BUYER: Old SWM Vet looking when they have the oppor- place some limitations on The judiciary and edu- to eight states that have Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- for last home. Budget $60k tunity to transfer.” the types of NIL deals ath- cation committees can effective NIL laws as of 0237 Cozy 3/2 right outside the cash. House, mobile or RV on also weigh in. He said a private land. Prefer country, Sen. Marsha Blackburn letes can do. July 1, I think the chaos heart of High Springs. Remod- solution is not coming eled and ready for a new fami- city OK. 727-343-4433. (R-Tenn.) scolded ESPN college foot- really is by and between ly. MLS#110130. $109,000 Emmert and the NCAA ball analyst and former as quickly as the NCAA those states that have Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- for not taking care of the Stanford football player would like. and those that have not,” 0237 Perfect starter 3/1 home NIL issue sooner. Rod Gilmore, who also “I can make an educat- Heitner said. “And I think on 1 acre or for those wishing “This is why the ed guess that there is no to downsize. Recently updated EASY holds a law degree, said you’ll find a lot of very dis- MLS#110288. $145,000 AND CONVENIENT states have taken it upon guardrails benefit the way something’s passing gruntled athletes across Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- themselves to do what NCAA more than athletes. by August,” said Murphy, the country in those states 0237 4/2 in Woodgate Village. Look at what you can do the NCAA has proven “Players have been who has put forth one of that have not yet approved Rental with a tenant in place. incapable of doing,” said treated like second-class six NIL-related bills that name, image and likeness Great for new family or in- vestor. MLS#110469. $85,000 Blackburn, who also took citizens,” he said. have been introduced in rights, or at least their ONLINE direct aim at Emmert. Sen. Ben Ray Lujan the House and Senate laws are not yet effective.” Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- 0237 Great loc in town zoned RO. A bit of TLC, will be a great GO TO www.lakecityreporter.com home or prof off close down- WCWS, according to ESPN. will. I know they will. We’re in the town. MLS#110169. $95,000 Click FORMS & SUBMISSIONS COACHES Merely having more than wom- right direction, without question.” MCALPIN 3/2 2,196 SqFt hm 5 en’s softball has had before isn’t The NCAA made a change on ac lg kit, dr, FP, cypress plank Continued From 1B walls, wkshp w/electric & pool, q Anniversary Announcement enough anymore. Sunday. When another weather delay $259,000 DANIEL CRAPPS “I think it’s (softball) ready to raised the potential for two very late 386-397-3002 MLS#110342 q Birth Announcement “And the players will do whatever burst, and I just hope we can get the games they were moved to Monday Country Rivers Realty, LLC q you put in front of them. They’re not NCAA to understand that and look and the championship series was 386-497-3305 One of a kind riv- Change of Address er retreat, The Santa Fe Tree going to complain. They’re going at some of the inequities that are moved back a day to Tuesday. House is awaiting a new owner. q Delivery Issues or Concerns to go to bed at three, wake up at still involved in women’s sports,” Matthew Holmes, the NCAA’s MLS#110711. $309,000 seven, because it’s the World Series. recently retired Arizona coach Mike assistant director for championships q Engagement Announcement Hallmark Real Estate Over But that’s not the memory they Candrea said. “And I think they and alliances, said that was an inde- 3,000 square feet of office/retail q Give a gift subscription need to have.” need to be changed because we pendent decision unrelated to the space overlooking Lake Deso- have a tremendous product.” long night that dragged into Sunday. to. $339,000 Tanya Shaffer q If this sounds familiar, it should: (386) 397-4766 MLS#110590 Letter to the Editor There was sharp criticism of The NCAA declined an inter- He said the games were moved Poole Realty VICKI PRICKITT q News Tips inequalities between the men’s and view request for this story, saying because the softball committee AT 386-590-1402. Nice 3/2 in women’s basketball tournaments it wants to keep the focus on the didn’t want those games potentially Live Oak, 1 Car carport, fenced q Obituary Form earlier this year. Similar complaints athletes. Joni Comstock, NCAA split into separate days, giving one back, cov patio w/attached wksp MLS#110656. $159,000 q Place a Classified Ad were raised only a few weeks later senior vice president of champion- finalist a rest day while the other Poole Realty CALL KATY about the women’s NCAA volleyball ships, said the Division I Softball played in an elimination game. YANOSSY AT 386-688-0654 q Submit an Event to the Calendar tournament. Committee that handles the format The coaches feel permanent Renovated 2/2 in Jasper! The q Now, softball is having its reck- and scheduling includes active changes are needed. Florida State home features high end fea- Vacation Delivery Service coaches and administrators from coach Lonni Alameda said the tures. MLS#111133 - $125,000 oning. q There’s plenty of energy behind around the country. schedule makes players less than LAKE CITY LOVELY SPA- Wedding Announcement CIOUS 4/2 modular home, this year’s WCWS, which returned There are questions, and not just their best, which means television $189,000 MLS#110984 Susan after being canceled last year about scheduling. The women don’t viewers are getting a lesser product. Eagle 386-623-6612 DANIEL Lake City Reporter because of the pandemic. A $27.5 have showers at USA Softball Hall “I really want to be a part of CRAPPS AGENCY million project that Oklahoma City of Fame Stadium. 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So that conversation has AGENCY Lake City Reporter Series events boasted similar tele- dium),” Gasso said. “But there are to start happening. Now that I’ve Hallmark Real Estate Vintage vision ratings in 2019 and ratings still things behind the scenes that lived it, I can help that conversation 2-story home has 3BR/3.5BA . are strong again this year for the need to get worked on, and they move along.” 573-acre $175,000 Angel Rogers 386-288-9383 MLS#111123 Classifieds PUBLISHER'S NOTE All real estate advertising in this newspaper is subject to the fair housing act which makes it ille- gal to advertise "any prefer- ence, limitation, or discrimination based on race, color, reli- gion, sex, disability, familial status or national origin; or any in- tention to make such prefer- ence, limitation or discrimination." Familial status includes children under the age of 18 living with parents or legal custo- dians, pregnant women and people securing custody of children under the age of 18. 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Oosthuizen’s retirement plans start with a ranch

By DOUG FERGUSON it was announced as an exemption category Associated Press ahead of the European points category. The final ranking category was moved up one week to accommodate any travel COLUMBUS, Ohio — Louis restrictions as a result of the pandemic. Oosthuizen could easily be portrayed as his generation’s Byron Nelson, and not NEW ENVIRONMENT just because of his syrupy swing. Playing in his first major wasn’t the Nelson retired from a full schedule only new experience for Garrick Higgo in when he was 34 (with 51 wins and five the PGA Championship. It also was the majors) to become a rancher. Oosthuizen, first time he competed before fans. a 38-year-old South African, is taking a The 22-year-old South African played step in that direction. two dozen tournaments before the covid- He bought an 86-acre ranch in Ocala 19 pandemic, mostly on the Sunshine Tour and is moving this week from Palm Beach and a few Challenge Tour events. Fans Gardens. He said his family will live in were allowed, but not many showed up. a rental property on Golden Ocala, the “Pretty much me, my caddie and course that hosted an LPGA Tour event maybe my mother,” Higgo said. “This this year, and move into the farmhouse was my first time playing before a crowd. next spring. This was so much more fun — definitely “I’m a farm boy at heart, me and the 10,000 times more fun.” missus, and we can’t wait,” he said. That was a reference to the PGA of It came together quickly. Oosthuizen and America setting a limit at 10,000 spectators his wife, Nel-Mare, were visiting friends on DARRON CUMMINGS/Associated Press Louis Oosthuizen tees off on the 11th hole during the third round of the Memorial a day, although most would agree it felt the range the day after Christmas and fell and looked like twice that many. in love with the oak trees and everything golf tournament on Saturday in Dublin, Ohio. “I think I handled it well,” he said. else about it. Imagine his surprise when his Another is that they are getting out of the thing in German. I think I’ve lost it now.” “Even when you’re playing badly, you just friend said it was on the market because he way of those who have a chance and allow- Ortiz said there was one Christmas really enjoy being out there.” had bought a bigger ranch. ing the long day to move a little quicker. when he came home to Mexico and his Higgo, who has won six times on vari- “My wife was looking at me and said, Far more noteworthy was Tuesday’s mother was asking what he wanted for ous tours in his three years, tied for 64th ‘We cannot lose this piece of property,’” conclusion of the rain-delayed sectional at Christmas. The MP3 player was on his at Kiawah Island, making eight birdies in Oosthuizen said. They made an offer and The Lakes. mind. So was his second language. his closing round of 69. He gets another bought it a week later. There was a five-man playoff for four So he told her: “MP Drei.” crack at a major in the U.S. Open next Oosthuizen grew up on the farm near spots in the Ohio qualifier. Cole Hammer She didn’t understand, so he said it week at Torrey Pines. Mossel Bay in South Africa and he still was the odd man out and became first alter- with emphasis without realizing what he But first, he received a foreign exemption has a 150-acre ranch where he mostly nate from the site. There also was a 12-man was saying: “MP Drei!” to the Palmetto Championship at Congaree grows hay for his brother, who has a playoff for one player to be second alter- “I didn’t know it any different,” Ortiz this week in South Carolina. Crowds won’t dairy farm on about 1,500 acres next to nate, even though that player had virtually said. “My mom is like, ‘What is this guy be as big as they were at Kiawah — but still him. Farming has been his passion as no chance of getting in the U.S. Open. talking about?’” more than what he was used to. long as he can remember, though he hap- Former PGA champions Jason Dufner He didn’t say whether he got the MP3, pens to be pretty good at golf, too. and Keegan Bradley finished Monday unless he called it the MP Tres. DIVOTS Ocala, renowned for its horse farms, is night and returned Tuesday morning Ben Crenshaw has been selected as the about 100 miles north of Tampa. to see if they still had a chance at those TIMING IS EVERYTHING 79th person to be the Memorial honoree, Oosthuizen plans to get horses and “I’ll 16 U.S. Open spots (they didn’t). Rickie Matthew Southgate needed a birdie following Nick Price. The two-time Masters probably have a few cattle just to keep me Fowler and three-time major champion on the par-5 18th to force a playoff in the champion will be honored next year during busy. It will be nice to have the open fields.” Padraig Harrington also missed by one. Porsche European Open. But he drove the Memorial at Muirfield Village. ... He isn’t quite ready to retire, though. They were among 10 players who into the water, made bogey and wound up Patrick Reed finished fifth at the Memorial Oosthuizen won the 2010 British Open stayed to play in what essentially was a in a four-way tie for second. and crossed the $35 million mark in career at St. Andrews and has been runner-up meaningless playoff to be second alter- The result put him 11th on a special earnings on the PGA Tour. ... The British in all four majors, including the PGA nate. It was won by Ben Taylor, who three-tournament points list for the Open is offering additional qualifying spots Championship last month at Kiawah holed out for eagle on the second hole. European Tour that offered 10 spots to at the Irish Open and two Challenge Tour Island. He is No. 18 in the world. the U.S. Open for players not already events. That’s to accommodate players who “Honestly, I thought this time in my ENGLISH AS A THIRD LANGUAGE exempt. The list was used because there might have signed up for final qualifying career I’d probably be more wanting to Carlos Ortiz of Mexico is proficient in was no 36-hole qualifier in England due to in the U.K. and can eliminate travel issues farm,” he said. “But I sort of got that sec- English, having played at North Texas and the pandemic. associated with the pandemic. ond push in the game. I really feel like I can going from the Korn Ferry Tour to the PGA But a decision by the USGA worked in still win a major. It’s keeping me up there Tour to winning the Houston Open last year. Southgate’s favor. STAT OF THE WEEK and focused to work a little more. I’m get- English isn’t even his second language. Bernd Wiesberger was in the top 10 Brian Stuard has earned a spot in the ting closer. When it’s time and I feel I can’t Ortiz, who grew up in Guadalajara, on that points list. He also was No. 52 in U.S. Open from the Springfield, Ohio, compete, I’ll hang it up and enjoy life.” went to boarding school to Germany. the world ranking, and the top 60 were qualifier each of the last four times, and It sounds as though he already is. He was speaking flawless German as exempt after last week’s tournaments. six of the last eight times. a teenager, though that’s not the case Even though the tournament ended U.S. OPEN QUALIFYING now. Could he carry a conversation with before the latest ranking was published, FINAL WORD It has become far too common for play- Martin Kaymer or Bernhard Langer? the USGA first went down the ranking “I don’t know if 10 out of 10 does it jus- ers who walk off the course at 36-hole “I don’t know. I probably could,” Ortiz list. Wiesberger was already exempt tice.” — Wilson Furr, asked to describe U.S. Open qualifying when it’s clear they said. “I don’t speak it anymore. I haven’t through the ranking, so Southgate got his excitement level after he went from an are not going to make it. One argument spoken German in 14 years. But when I was the 10th and final spot. alternate out of local qualifying to earning is they should finish what they started. in Germany, I dreamed and thought every- The USGA used the ranking first because a spot in his first U.S. Open. 6B THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 2021 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER YOUTH SOCCER A special thanks to Perry Sauls

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Staff report

If you were on the soccer field either playing or watching the sport in the last 20-plus years, chances are you saw Perry Sauls. Who is Perry Sauls? He is only one of the most dedicated soccer coaches that Lake City has ever known. Perry stumbled upon his first soccer coaching gig by happenstance. About 35 years ago, his son’s team lost their coaches, so he and TD Jenkins decided to take on the task of coaching and that is how it all began. Perry had to roll up his sleeves and learn the game of soccer. After that, it went to a whole new level. Perry coached recreation youth leagues for Sauls CYSA along with competition level travel soccer. Perry also began to coach high school levels for Columbia and Suwannee. This took hundred of hours of devotion and personal time to teach and mentor children. He did all of that all while working a full-time job, and raising his own family, until retiring from PCS a few years ago. The players adore him, and he has become a positive role model in their lives. Most recently he retired as Columbia High School’s junior varsity soccer coach and today coaches a travel team. He remains a constant in many of their lives and still shows up for significant events. The players and parents wanted to honor Sauls for his years of ded- ication on and off the soccer field. He is a good man and deserves rec- ognition for all of the hard work he has put in for the sport and for our children.