Fire Engulfs Propane Facility

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FILE PHOTO The Center for Tobacco Control Research and propane facility Education at the University of California indicates smokers who vape are 28 percent less Multiple likely to ditch traditional cigarettes despite believing they are cessation aids. structures lost as fire rages DeSantis through Sebring neighborhood signs vaping By KIM LEATHERMAN Staff Writer ban bill SEBRING — A Kosan Crisplan Inc. propane gas tank warehouse, at 11850 Twitty Road, became Law goes into engulfed Monday afternoon after a propane tank caught fire. effect July 1 The situation “went south from there,” said Highlands County By KIM LEATHERMAN Public Information Officer Gloria Staff Writer Rybinski. One person has been airlifted to SEBRING — Gov. Ron DeSantis Tampa General Hospital; he was signed SB 7012 into law on Friday, the last person in the building, which will prohibit vaping and e-ciga- according to witnesses. rette use in work places among other As of press time, at least eight restrictions. The bill will take effect on homes, including seven structures July 1 and carries stiff fines. in the trailer park across from The bill was a result the propane facility, have been of being a part of the destroyed due to the ensuing fire, bundled Amendment 9, which had jumped Twitty Road which was on the ballot as well as U.S. 27. Aerial footage in November 2018. The from news helicopters showed the amendment had nearly woods on fire on the west side of 70% support from voters. U.S. 27. The amendment focused Highlands County Fire Rescue on quashing offshore DESANTIS said the propane facility will be oil drilling and a ban on allowed to burn down until it is vaping. safe to access and it will continue Florida already has a tobacco ban in to be an extended operation, as of place. This bill broadens the existing press time. ban to include vaping and e-ciga- Great plumes of black smoke rettes. According to the bill, “‘Vape’ could be seen for miles in every or ‘vaping’ means to inhale or exhale direction pointing the way to the vapor produced by a vapor-generating warehouse. U.S. 27 was closed electronic device or to possess a va- down for hours in both directions. por-generating electronic device while KIM LEATHERMAN/STAFF Tanks were audibly sizzling that device is actively employing an before exploding into the sky and electronic, a chemical, or a mechani- Flames and black smoke rose hundreds of feet into the air Monday afternoon from a warehouse fire eventually falling to the earth. The cal means designed to produce vapor on Twitty Road. booms sounded like miniature or aerosol from a nicotine product or bombs going off. Explosions from any other substance. The term does the propane tanks could be heard not include the mere possession of a miles away, neighbors reported. vapor-generating electronic device.” As the fire grew in intensity on- The bill states there can be no lookers backed up and a one-mile vaping in an enclosed work space or radius was evacuated. The Bert J. airport terminals. Harris Jr. Agricultural Center was Some exceptions are allowed. opened for those who evacuated. Individuals can still vape in their The Highlands County Sheriff’s own homes, as long as the home is Office put a warning out to news not used as a commercial child care helicopters to be aware of a setting at the time. Some stand-alone Highlands County Fire Rescue bars can still have vaping, as can drone flying above the scene. The tobacco shops. Some hotels can still drone was being used to coordi- provide designated “smoking/vaping” nate firefighting efforts. rooms. People crowded around the Customized rooms, such as in convenience store at the corner an airport terminal, cannot be a of U.S. 27 and Lake Josephine restroom or elevator and face many Road. Neighbors from the Lake restrictions. Josephine neighborhood gathered Establishments that do not comply in driveways to watch the flames, with the ban can amass a fine of $250 which appeared to tower in the to $750 for the first offense. For each sky. subsequent offense, the fines for each KIM LEATHERMAN/STAFF Dr. Chris O’Sullivan’s VAPING | 5A Black smoke from the propane tank fire did extensive damage to nearby homes. FIRE | 5A ‘Bikecentennial’ remembered over weekend Oregon to Virginia — of the oppo- before starting the trek. Cross-continental site direction if they started on the Now, members get together East Coast — with no propulsion every year for a more low-key set riders reunite but gears and grit. of rides over a weekend. This past This particular group held the weekend saw six of the crew gather each year distinction of not losing a single at Schroder’s Sebring home for a member on that original trip to weekend of riding. By PHIL ATTINGER fatigue or injury. All 13 teenag- “They still call me ‘Exalted Staff Writer ers and a 30-something leader Leader,’” Schroder said. “It’s nice to started in Oregon and arrived in see these guys after so many years.” SEBRING — You probably didn’t Williamsburg, Virginia — a seat of know that group of riders you The original crew consisted of the American Revolution. Barbara Clark, Andy Elliott, Dave passed on a two-lane road over the They didn’t stop there, though. Gallagher from Britain, Terry weekend once crossed the nation Led by Bill Schroder, who lived in Quick, Phil Bernstein, Marti Jack, on bicycles — 43 years ago. PHIL ATTINGER/STAFF Virginia Beach at the time, they Bill Schroder (their leader), Chris Friday and Saturday saw another agreed to ride the extra 90 miles to Graham, Dennis Simonovic, Ron Veteran ‘Bikecentennialists’ gather at the Sebring home of their annual reunion of a group of the coast. Holt, Gene Chu, Gus Touker (from ‘fearless leader’ to enjoy some shorter local rides, compared to the “Bikecentennial” riders: Those They even took their bikes onto Amsterdam) and Terry Schmidt. cross-continental ride they did in 1976 as teenagers to celebrate who, as part of a celebration of the the sand and dipped their toes in Why ride in Florida? the U.S. Bicentennial and promote cross-country cycling. They are, United States of America bicenten- the Atlantic Ocean, which was only from left, Gene Chu, Bill Schroder, Chris Graham, Dave Gallagher nial in 1976, agreed to ride from fair. They had waded the Pacific RIDE | 3A from Britain, Gus Touker from Amsterdam and Ron Holt.

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Peter Estrada will lead Clerk of the Courts Bob the Pledge of Allegiance KEVIN MAIN/CORRESPONDENT Germaine, who inherited and Circuit Court Judge the task of organizing the Angela Cowden will From left: First Runner-up Tiny Miss APCC Serena Basukto; Tiny Miss APCC Falyn local celebration from his lead the audience in the Massey; First Runner-up Little Miss APCC Tatiana DeLeon; First Runner-up Jr. Miss predecessor L.E. “Luke” national anthem. Juliana DeLeon; Second Runner-up Miss APCC Erica Vargas; Miss APCC Kenlee Wall; Brooker, said he hopes Joe Lewis will sing once First Runner-up Miss APCC Emilie Franklin; Third Runner-up Miss APCC Rowan to see the courthouse again, as will students Moulds; Jr. Miss Reagan Richards; Little Miss Maci Fann. lawn fi lled with praying from St. Catherine’s participants, gathering as Catholic School. Fire one. and Steel (Drum) Band “It’s just a special day of Walker Memorial APCC pageant for us to come closer to Academy will also play one another and come hymns. KEVIN MAIN/CORRESPONDENT closer to the Lord,” Speakers will include Miss Avon Park Chamber of Commerce Germaine said. “We’re Lonnie Wells, the Rev. held Saturday 2019 Kenlee Wall takes her fi rst walk. only here on this Earth Esa Ontermaa, and for the grace of the Lord. Pastor Steve Trinkle of By MELISSA MAIN The Tiny/Little contestants themselves to the audience It’s just a great time.” Whispering Pines Baptist CORRESPONDENT thrilled the audience with their and then modeled their casual The National Day of Church, Germaine said. dimples and smiles as they summer outfi ts and formal attire, Prayer, created in 1952 This will be the next to last Day of Prayer for AVON PARK — Hundreds demonstrated their beauty and which ranged from short formal by a joint resolution of Germaine as clerk of of people packed Union poise in casual summer outfi ts dresses to long formal dresses. Congress, was signed into courts, with one more Congregational Church to watch and formal dresses. Center Stage Dance Studio law by President Harry S. Truman. Every president before his retirement next girls, from kindergarten through While the scores from the judges continued to entertain the audi- since then has signed a year. When asked if he grade 12, compete in the 33rd were tabulated, Center Stage ence after each group competed annual Avon Park Chamber of Dance Studio kept the audience National Day of Prayer would be involved after with stunning group dances and that, he said he would be Commerce Pageant on Saturday. entertained with pint-sized danc- proclamation. an incredible solo dance by Piper available to help in any Contestants competed in several ers in patriotic costumes perform- In 1988, the U.S. Greer to the song “Respect” by way possible. categories: Tiny (kindergarten ing synchronized moves to “Oh Congress unanimously Aretha Franklin. “I’m sure I’ll be through second grade); Little Snap.” Although the contestants amended the resolu- Jr. Miss APCC contestant around. I know Gerome (third through fi fth grade); Jr. competed together in the Tiny/ tion — signed into law winners: by President Ronald (Kaszubowski) is my Miss (sixth through eighth grade); Little division, separate awards • First Runner-up Jr. Miss and Miss Reagan on May 5, 1988 — number one guy. He and Miss Avon Park Chamber of were given. Photogenic — Juliana Romualdo Germaine said Brooker, would go forward with Commerce (ninth through 12th All the contestants returned to • Jr. Miss APCC and Miss during his second year it,” Germaine said of the grade). the stage and the following results Congeniality — Reagan Richards in offi ce, started a local deputy clerk running to “Avon Park is truly proud of were announced for the Little Miss Richards is an eighth-grader at celebration of the day. succeed him. each and every one of you,” Amy APCC: Avon Park Middle School. She is a Each year has a nation- Road and Bridge Schlosser, emcee for the event and • Top Fundraiser — Andi cheerleader, an offi cer for Future ally-recognized theme. Director Kyle Green has 2019 Miss Highlands County, told McClelland Farmers of America and a member This year, the theme is also fi led to run for that the contestants. • Miss Congeniality (tie) — Hope of the National Junior Honor from the Bible book of offi ce. “These girls have spent hours Goethe Society. Her favorite place in Avon John, chapter 13, verse 34: “Who ever the new on walks, turns and interview • Most Improved — Priyada Park is Maxwell Groves Country “Love one another, just as clerk is, I hope it would techniques,” Schlosser said. “They Atteberry I have loved you.” go forward,” Germaine have also had to keep up mini- • Runner-up Little Miss — Tatiana Store, because it is a tradition to go there after school with family Dr. Ronnie Floyd, said. mum grade [point average] and DeLeon president of the National He also expressed ap- school requirements.” • Little Miss APCC, Miss and friends on Friday. Miss APCC contestant winners: Day of Prayer, when pre- preciation for the facility Many of the contestants were Photogenic and Miss Congeniality senting the theme online maintenance crews who honor roll students, and they (tie) — Maci Fann • Third Runner-up Miss APCC and Miss Photogenic — Rowan Moulds at NationalDayofPrayer. set up 200 chairs each came from a variety of back- Fann, who won three awards year. Germaine also • Second Runner-up Miss APCC — org, said the theme must grounds, including public schools, at the pageant, is a fi fth-grade be simple, easy to say and advises people to bring a Erica Vargas private schools and homeschool student at Cornerstone Christian comprehend. lawn chair, if they can. • First Runner-up Miss APCC students. Academy and demonstrated He said the charge Germaine said he also Pageant director Celeste Carr extreme poise and stage presence. and Miss Congeniality — Emilie to love one another is usually tries to provide and volunteers worked with the Tiny Miss APCC contestant Franklin often called “the 11th bottled water for the girls to help them learn how to winners: • Miss APCC — Kenlee Wall commandment.” approximate 30-minute walk on stage, speak to the audi- • Miss Photogenic and First “I am speechless,” Wall said Floyd also said this event. ence and demonstrate poise. Runner-up — Serena Basukto when she won the coveted crown. year’s theme states that When asked if the The contestants were each • Tiny Miss APCC and Miss Wall is a homeschool student Jesus of Nazareth loved weather would be hot, asked about their favorite mem- Congeniality — Falyn Massey in the 10th grade who dances everyone enough to Germaine said it may be a ories and places in Avon Park, Although only a second-grade competitively with Center State sacrifi ce his life for them, little rainy. and the audience learned of their student, Massey exhibited poise Dance Studio and models dance and that his sacrifi ce “We’ve never been happy memories at the Avon Park and charisma on stage as she and activewear apparel. She hopes challenges everyone to rained out,” Germaine Library, the Avon Park Christmas competed for her Tiny Miss APCC to dance professionally and plans love each other with the said. “Hopefully if it does Parade and Maxwell Groves title. to attend a performing arts college same fervor. rain that day, it will be in Country Store. Jr. Miss contestants introduced in New York City or Los Angeles. Germaine said he the afternoon.”

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But services. that contracts signed by high-priority health care that a more free-market substances; biological today we have a chance The bill allows licensed HMOs and insurers with bills cleared the Senate approach would lead to products; intravenously to say, ‘no.’ We have a out-of-state health care telehealth providers are on Monday, likely setting lower costs and greater injected drugs; or drugs chance to say, ‘Enough providers who register “voluntary.” the stage for House access to care. The bill, as that are inhaled during is enough,’” Bean said. with the state to offer The contracts would Speaker Jose Oliva to approved by the Senate, surgery. “What this bill will do is telehealth to Florida have to establish mutu- claim a victory in his ef- would not eliminate the The Canadian simply ask permission residents. There are ally acceptable payment fort to revamp the health so-called CON program Prescription Drug from the federal gov- registration exceptions, rates or payment meth- system. for nursing homes, Importation Program ernment to launch this though. For instance, odologies for services All three measures must hospices or interme- would be designed to program. “ health-care providers provided through tele- go back to the House diate-care facilities for import drugs for people The Senate also voted who are responding health. It’s not a mandate, for final approval before the developmentally in the Medicaid program, 30-9 to approve a bill (HB to emergency medical though, that providers be the legislative session is disabled. people in the corrections 23) that would establish a conditions wouldn’t be paid the same amount. scheduled to end Friday. The Senate on Monday system or people who are regulatory framework for required to register. The bill allows for The Senate voted 23-17 also voted 27-13 to ap- treated at county health “telehealth.” Nor would providers contracts to reimburse to pass a bill (HB 21) prove a bill (HB 19) that departments. Telehealth, which is who work in consultation providers differently, but that would eliminate the could lead to importing Noting that the pro- also known as telemed- with Florida health-care those contracts must be long-controversial “certif- lower-cost prescription gram is established for icine, involves using the professionals who would initialed by the providers icate of need” regulatory drugs from Canada. people who are poor internet and other tech- have ultimate authority to signify that they under- program for hospitals. The bill autho- or incarcerated, Sen. nology to provide services over diagnoses and care stand the reimbursement As amended by the rizes the Canadian Perry Thurston, D-Fort to patients remotely. of patients. policies. Senate, the bill would Prescription Drug Lauderdale, said while the eliminate the certifi- Importation Program in measure may be a good cate-of-need requirement the Agency for Health concept, he didn’t think it for new general hospitals Care Administration was ready to be launched. OBITUARIES and “tertiary services” and the International Thurston said the on July 1. It would repeal Prescription Drug program would be was a member of the years and settled in a certificate-of-need Importation Program limited to the state’s Air Defense Team in Sebring, Florida in 2000. requirement in 2021 for in the Department of “most vulnerable popula- the Ground Observer Charles made many specialty hospitals, such Business and Professional tion,” and he recalled the Corps where he served friends while in Sebring as children’s hospitals. Regulation. The Canadian “Tuskegee experiments” Charles F. Radley as an airplane spotter. and was a member of Tertiary services Prescription Drug During those 40-year, He also coordinated the American Legion Post 69 include such things as Importation Program unethical experiments, Charles (Charlie) combined defense efforts in Avon Park. organ transplants and would be for state health- public-health doctors Frederick Radley, 87, of between the fire depart- Charles is preceded pediatric open-heart care programs, while the withheld penicillin Sebring, Florida passed ment and the Air Defense in death by his parents, surgery and neonatal international program treatment from men with away Team. Frederick and Margaret intensive-care units. would be for all state syphilis, with most of the peacefully In his early 20s, Radley; and his brother, at home, Under longstanding residents. men poor sharecroppers. the family moved to William Radley. He is surrounded law, hospitals have need- Neither program can But Senate sponsor Chesterton, Indiana. survived by his loving by family, Continuing his love of ed to seek certificates be established without Aaron Bean R-Fernandina wife, Loretta; his daugh- on April serving in his community, of need from the state approval from the federal Beach, said the measure ters, Charlotte Vawter 26, 2019. he started, organized, and Agency for Health Care government. would reduce costs for of Chesterton, Indiana Charles managed a Pop Warner Administration to build The bill has been a the state and for residents and Rebecca Siery of facilities or to add certain priority for Oliva and who pay too much for was born in Football Team, devoting Stafford, New York on Feb. over five years to coach- Tuscumbia, Alabama; two 1, 1932 to Margaret and ing players. Charles was grandchildren, Rachel Frederick Radley. also a Charter Member Barnard and Ryan Mann; RIDE Charles married Loretta of the Chesterton Moose and two great-grandchil- FROM PAGE 1A Delores Herod of Stafford, Lodge. dren, Danielle Volkman New York in 1950. They Charles worked for and Alexandria Barnard. It’s flat, Schroder said, had two daughters, Bethlehem Steel Burns No services are unlike the mountains they Charlotte and Rebecca. Harbor for over 20 years planned. If you wish to had to traverse in 1976. As a young man, and retired in 1992. After make memorial dona- For the Bikecentennial, Charles was a volunteer retirement, Charles and tions, please do so to your they stuck to small fireman on the Stafford Loretta traveled around favorite charity in his rural roads on a route Fire Department and the country for several memory. set by event organizers. Schroder’s group had riders ranging in age from 17-19 years old. The route went down the “dead center” of the country, he COURTESY PHOTO/GENE CHU said. One of the only, if not the only, ‘Bikecentennial’ riding groups to They had 87 days to not lose anyone on the transcontinental ride consists of, from cover the 3,800 route, but left, front to back, Barbara Clark, Andy Elliott, Dave Gallagher, did it in 58. Terry Quick, Phil Bernstein (seated), Marti Jack, ‘fearless leader’ Most of them have Bill Schroder, Chris Graham, Dennis Simonovic, Ron holt, Gene done similar trips all over Chu, Gus Touker from Amsterdam and Terry Schmidt. the world since then. Schroder and his wife, Schroder had $2,000 of hundreds if not thou- Elaine Becker, met on the soggy Traveler’s Checks. sands of events, trails original ride, or rather, in The only way to dry them and accommodations for preparation for it. Both out was to go to a nearby long-haul cyclist tours. trained as group leaders beauty shop and have “That was the begin- for the event: People to patrons hold them under ning of long-distance organize small groups of dome hair dryers. cycling for everyone,” cyclists for the trek. Another adventure, in Becker said. “It got people Schroder went on to Kansas, involved fresh- to realize that people gather a group. Becker ly-tarred roads. A couple could bike across the did not, but did the ride of the riders fell down country.” anyway. in the goo and had to be Of course, they camped She had already ridden washed off at a gas pump, the whole way, Gallagher Schroder said. the length of the West said. They met interesting Coast on her own at age “It was only years later people along the way. 21. that we realized what we When asking directions They still put in a lot of had done,” Gallagher said. miles each year. He had at one farm house, the “We got a motley group 1,789 as of Friday and she woman there said she’s of teenagers across the had 1,608. She’s switched seen other cyclists head- to a recumbent trike, for ing down this one road, States.” the stability and safety of “but they never come It’s harder to do that an extra wheel. back.” today, Schroder said. Few Was it safe? In Virginia, they met jobs are willing to give the Riding across the locals who weren’t time off to do it. country was relatively impressed that they were He said he got the time SPONSORED BY STANLEY STEEMER safe, they said. They had headed to the beach: off by threatening to quit to beware of motorists They’d met people on if they didn’t agree. and rough roads, but their way to Oregon. “You wouldn’t get that what nearly got them was These days, there are today,” Schroder said. the weather. MAY 10 - 12, 2019 Only three members — Gallagher, Holt and Touker — knew how to ride in rain, and storms could come out of nowhere. 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HIGHLANDS NEWS-SUN YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER SINCE 1919 Timothy D. Smolarick Romona Washington VP & Publisher, D-R Media Corporate Executive Editor [email protected] [email protected] Cliff Yeazel Rob Kearley Advertising Director Corporate Circulation Director [email protected] [email protected] Karen Clogston Media Director/Managing Editor [email protected] SUN OUR VIEW Community help is needed Markie Kelajawan McCray, 20, of Lake Placid. Calvin Lamont Brown Jr., 29, of Arcadia. Coy Deandre Donaldson, 21, of Sebring. The connection between the three young men is one that is becoming a more common occurrence than any of us want to imagine. They are all victims of gunshot wounds: McCray was shot Easter Sunday and died the following morning. Brown was shot You should read the Mueller Report – Part 2 April 23. He died in an ambulance en route to the hospital. The Factual Results GUEST COLUMN about the president’s imprecise.’” Donaldson was the lucky one, if you can call it of the Obstruction Polly Parks conduct. The evidence After offering the that. He was shot April 25 while taking a shower at Investigation we obtained about the president a follow-on a friend’s house. He was transported by helicopter Volume II “addresses III: Legal Defenses president’s actions and face-to-face interview to an out-of-area hospital with non-life threatening the President’s actions to the Application of intent presents difficult “to voluntarily provide injuries. towards the FBI’s inves- Obstruction-of-Justice issues that would need us with information…to It is certain that neither McCray nor Brown sus- tigation into Russia’s statutes to the President. to be resolved if we were evaluate in the context of pected their trips to an Easter celebration or to visit a interference in the 2016 The Special Counsel making a traditional all the evidence we have girlfriend would be their last. Neither did Donaldson presidential election dismisses the President’s prosecutorial judgment. gathered,” the president have any reason to expect a bullet to come through and related matters, Personal Counsel’s At the same time, if we refused. an apartment wall into the shower, striking him. and his actions towards repeated attempts to had confidence after a Conclusion These are only the most recent of a string of shoot- the Special Counsel’s “advance statutory and thorough investigation After reading the ings. 2018 was also a year riddled with gunshots. investigation. Volume constitutional defenses of the facts that the report, I came away A 24-year-old man was shot near Martin Luther II separately states its to the potential appli- president clearly did sobered but enlightened. King Boulevard and Lemon Street in March 2018, the framework and the con- cation of the obstruc- not commit obstruction I now understand more same intersection where Brown was shot last week. siderations that guided tion-of-justice statutes to of justice, we would so thoroughly the threat the Deputy Sheriff William J. Gentry Jr. was shot mul- that investigation.” the President’s conduct.” state. Based on the facts Russian government and tiple times on May 7 when responding to a neighbor The chronology and le- After noting that the and the applicable legal Putin’s pack of oligarchs dispute regarding a cat. He died from his injuries gal analysis of President specific statute, 18 USC standards, we are unable present to our nation; it the following day. Joseph Edward Ables, 69, of Lake Trump’s attempts to § 1512©(2) cited as the to reach that judgment. is a more direct threat Placid was arrested and charged with Gentry’s death. cover-up the Russian president’s proposed in- Accordingly, while this to our nation than the A young man was shot by a gunman while eating interference in his cam- terpretation, as “contrary report does not con- Soviet Union ever was. at Maryland Fried Chicken on June 21. The gunman paign notes, but does to the litigating position clude that the President The report also reveals of the Department of reportedly walked in and began shooting. While the not excuse, his insecurity committed a crime, it corruption and corrupt Justice and is not sup- suspect fled on foot, the victim ran outside of the regarding the legitimacy also does not exonerate intent as a greater threat ported by principles of eatery to get a ride to the hospital. On June 25, two of his election due to the him.” to our nation’s future statutory construction,” people were injured in a drive-by shooting in the 200 massive Russian interfer- Appendix C than any partisan or block on Tulane Drive in Avon Park. The victims – the report tackles consti- ence. Instead, it focuses The president did him- ideological squabble. one 15 and the other 22 at the time – were riding the tutional issues raised. on the president’s actions self no favor by refusing Some may argue that same bike when someone drove by shooting multiple While acknowledging to provide a counter-nar- to answer or clarify the the “other side” is just times. Jomarris Tysheim Mack, 22, of Sebring was “the Department of rative which morphed September 17, 2018 as bad or worse. The arrested in connection with the shooting later in the Justice and the courts into lies and misdeeds questions — based on report shows that is not day near Martin Luther King Boulevard and Lemon have not definitely Street. aimed at interference in resolved these consti- factual evidence uncov- the point. The point is That same intersection was the scene of another the legal outcomes of the tutional issues,” the ered — that the Special accountability for one’s shooting on July 11 that injured a 39-year-old man. investigations, grand jury office analyzes the issues Counsel submitted for actions. Marvin Chermaine Owens, 45, was arrested in that proceedings, and result- through “the framework written response under Special Counsel Robert case and charged with attempted murder. On July 21, ing prosecutions. of Supreme Court oath, after negotiations S. Mueller III, whose arc a 20-year-old was shot multiple times in the leg in an The report dissects precedent addressing the for a face-to-face meet- of public service spans incident on Biscayne Avenue NE in Placid Lakes. 11 discrete instances of separation of powers.” ing failed. decorated action during A 22-year-old man was shot in the foot on Aug. 23. actions, as well as the The Special Counsel con- The President’s the Vietnam War to Katrina Marie Bell, 34, and Arthur Deonta Sterling, unrelenting efforts to cludes: “[O]ur analysis Personal Counsel sub- head of the FBI through 26, both of Lake Placid were arrested in this case. undermine and curtail led us to conclude that mitted the responses both Republican and A man was shot in the back on Oct. 1 while sitting the investigation and to the obstruction-of-jus- on November 20 and on Democratic adminis- at a picnic table outside the Chevron station on seek the removal of the tice statutes can validly December 3, the Special trations, has performed U.S. 27 and Batts Street in Avon Park. A little more Special Counsel. prohibit a president’s Counsel’s office informed this latest duty with great than a month later, on Nov. 10, a 2-year-old and an Each action includes corrupt efforts to use his counsel the responses integrity. It is up to us to adult were shot in a drive-by shooting in the area of an analysis of “the official powers to curtail, were insufficient, noting turn that service into our Metcalfe Street in Avon Park. Two weeks later, two elements [to] obstruc- end, or interfere with an that the President stated nation’s next chapter. men were shot near Highway Park Liquors in Lake tion of justice,” nexus investigation.” on more than 30 occa- Polly Parks is a resident Placid. to a proceeding, and After deciding not to sions that he “does not of Sebring and correspon- The next month saw a 17-year-old and 21-year- intent. These sections, make a “traditional pros- ‘recall’ or ‘remember’ or dent to the Highlands old shot on Marble Avenue in Avon Park on Dec. 2. combined with a “over- ecutorial judgement,” have an ‘independent News Sun. Any opinions Three people have been arrested in connection with arching factual issues” the Special Counsel recollection’. Further, expressed are her own. this incident. On Dec. 18, a 57-year-old female was section, provides the states: “we did not draw other answers are She can be reached at shot in the back side … again at Martin Luther King foundation for Section ultimate conclusions deemed ‘incomplete or [email protected]. Boulevard and Lemon Street. On Dec. 19, a 19-year- old man was shot multiple times in the parking lot of Dollar General on Olivia Drive in Avon Park. Julian Thomas Joseph, 18, and Gilberto Montano, also 18, Hope ‘springs’ eternal for civil discourse have been arrested in connection to that incident. On Dec. 26, a man was airlifted after being shot near Spring has finally lathering up their bases emotional thinking is South Delaney Avenue and Hal McRae Boulevard. arrived in all its glory. than in addressing the overcoming critical think- Then there were also the shootings that took place In Pittsburgh, the many challenges we all ing — a feelings-based where property – either vehicles or homes — was weather has warmed, face. approach that’s being in- damaged, but no one was reported injured. the trees are blossoming It’s a mess because too stitutionalized on college Sadly, the shootings didn’t stop there. and the birds are singing many cable-news talking campuses, according to a Five women were killed at SunTrust Bank by a cheerfully. heads gin up dubious fascinating article in The lone shooter on Jan. 23, 2019. Lost in that incident Sure, we Pittsburghers GUEST COLUMN narratives to swell Atlantic by Greg Lukianoff were SunTrust employees Debra Cook, 54; Marisol get plenty of rain this viewership and line their and Jonathan Haidt. Lopez Rosado-Carmona, 55; Jessica Eileen Noreen time of year, but as Tom Purcell pockets — a problem “In the name of emo- Montague, 31; Ana Maria Pinon Williams, 38; and English poet Thomas getting worse as traditional well-being, college bank customer Cynthia Lee Watson, 65. The man Tusser reminds us, “flyover country” — what tional newspapers lose students are increasingly arrested has been charged with five counts of “Sweet April showers some in larger cities, readership and revenue, demanding protection first-degree murder. The State Attorney’s Office plans do spring May flowers.” such as Washington, D.C., prompting layoffs of from words and ideas to seek the death penalty. (The Pittsburgh version mockingly call heart- hard-nosed, objective they don’t like,” write the Then the three incidents of last week. of Tusser’s memorable land America — I hope reporters who keep polit- authors. Law enforcement have asked for those with line is just as uplifting: and pray that spring’s ical leaders, and political This is a worrisome information on any of the shootings to please call “April showers bring May power and beauty brings narratives, in check. turn of events. As the the investigating parties or call Heartland Crime showers.”) much-needed humility to That’s the fault of authors point out, Stoppers. With winter behind us, our political leaders and increasing social-media universities are supposed It is only with help from the community that the new life erupting daily media celebrities. polarization. Too many in to teach students how to parties who are causing grief and fear in Highlands outdoors fills us with Because our political our representative repub- think, not what to think. County can be held accountable. wonder, hope and ambi- discourse must take a lic surround themselves “The idea goes back at If you have information that can help investigators tion. What great, positive new course. only with like-minded least as far as Socrates,” solve any of these shootings, please call Heartland things for our lives and Our political discourse “friends” and demonize they write. “Today, what Crime Stoppers at 1-800-226-8477. They will make communities might we is a mess, in part be- any ideas that conflict we call the Socratic sure the information gets passed on to the proper accomplish? cause too many leaders with their own. agencies. 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KIM LEATHERMAN/STAFF The fire was in a precarious position Monday across the street from a gas station. office’s lot and he ap- Rachel Smyth was visibly FIRE peared to have blisters. shaken as she was able FROM PAGE 1A He said staff called an to see the flames and ambulance. shrapnel fly into the air veterinarian practice, O’Sullivan was unsure from her office window. Oak Hammock Animal about his buildings or “I just hope no one was Hospital, was getting back his employees’ cars but in there,” Smyth said. “It from lunch to start ap- was happy everyone would be a miracle if they pointments. They heard a was accounted for and were alive. I thought it few booms but O’Sullivan uninjured. was a semi truck wreck- said he thought someone As of press time, ing, but the explosions was tossing something Highlands County Fire just kept coming and into a dumpster. Rescue said it had one “One of my assistants unit working in close coming. It is very scary.” looked out the window proximity to save the A witness said the and saw the flames,” he veterinary clinic next workers in the warehouse said. “We got out the door. arrive at work at around back door with all the The windows of First 4:30 a.m. and leave about animals.” Baptist Church of Lake 1:30 p.m. each day. A wit- O’Sullivan said one Josephine rattled as ex- ness near the scene said man from the company plosions went off across the company refurbishes stumbled over to the U.S. 27. Receptionist and refills propane tanks.

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SPORTS • LOCAL • STATE • NATIONAL Tuesday, April 30, 2019 SECTION A Sertoma Tour Adult/Child Tournament set SPORTS STAFF Sand volleyball camps are $50 Sebring Sunrise Rotary Guelff per week or $20 per daily session. If Family Esophageal Cancer SEBRING — The Sertoma Junior there is bad weather, the camp will Foundation Charity Golf Golf Tour Adult/Child tournament continue inside the Panther gym. Tournament will be held Saturday, is set for Saturday, May 18 at Sun Be sure to bring indoor gear. The May 4th. The four person scramble n’ Lake Golf Club. It will have camp runs June 3rd to June 6th, will kickoff at Sun ‘N Lake Golf and an 8 a.m. shotgun start. Call the June 24th to June 27th, July 8th to Country Club with a shotgun start pro shop at 385-4830 for more July 11th and July 29th to August at 8 a.m. information. 1st for ages 12 to 18. The mission of the Guelff Family For more information or ques- Esophageal Cancer Project is to XCEL Volleyball Camps tions please contact Club Director promote awareness and early Coach Kim Crawford at 863- detection of the deadly disease. AVON PARK — XCEL has several 825-2377 or by email crawford@ Over 90% of all esophageal cancers volleyball opportunities for boys xcelvolleyball.net. occur at age 45 or older. Prevention and girls. The indoor volleyball and early detection of esophageal FILE PHOTO camp is $90 per week or $20 per Sebring Sunrise Rotary cancer is the key. daily session. The camp runs May The entry fee for a team is $260 Ian Frasier blasts out of the bunker during a Sertoma Junior 28-31, June 10-13 and July 15-18 for Golf Tournament Golf Tour event at Golf Hammock Country Club. The Adult/Child ages 6-16. BRIEFS | 7A event is set for Saturday, May 18. SEBRING — The 30th annual Low scores ALL-HIGHLANDS WRESTLING at Lake Talented & tenacious June West SPECIAL TO HIGHLANDS NEWS-SUN

There was plenty of good playing at Lake June West recently. In the April 24 — Men’s League: 1st Place Team, 41, Mike Rogers, Norm Grubbs, Tom Christian, Jack Clegg, Jack Lorenz; 2nd Place, 41, Tony Notaro, Dan Schultz, George Hay, Bill Fowler; 3rd Place, 42, Ron Cobert, Pete Otway, Larry Heath, Dennis Mathew, Tom Molloy. Closest to Pin, # 2, Pete Otway, 14’ 2”, # 4, Tom Christian, 17’ 1”, # 8, Tom Christian, 11’ 1”. In the April 25 — Mixed Scramble: 1st Place Team, 53, Tony Notaro, JoAnn McGill, Ron Cobert, Norm Grubbs,Tom Christian; 2nd Place, 54, Larry & Chris Heath, Bob & Elaine Orr, Mike Rogers. Closest to Pin, # 2, Tony Notaro, 12’ 11”. In the Apr., 17 — Men’s League: 1st Place Team, 40, Ron Cobert, Norm Grubbs, Bill Fowler; 2nd Place, 41, Mike Rogers, Pete Otway, Tom Molloy, Jack Clegg; 3rd Place, 42, Tony Notaro, Dennis Mathew, George Hay; 4th Place, 42, Larry Heath, Jack Lorenz, Tim Caskanette, Jay Tasker. Closest to Pin, # 2, Tom Molloy, 2’ RUTH ANNE LAWSON/STAFF 9”; # 8, Jay Tasker, 7’ 1.” # 13, TONY NOTARO, Hole In One. Avon Park senior Javier Arango was a district champion in the 285-pound weight class and capped an outstanding high school career with In the Apr., 18 — Mixed Scrambles: a sixth-place finish at the Class 2A State Wrestling Tournament. For his ability and accomplishments, Arango has been selected as the 1st Place Team, 50, Tony Notaro, JoAnn Highlands News-Sun 2019 All-Highlands Wrestler of the Year. McGill, Bob & Elaine Orr; 2nd Place, 56, Larry Heath, Ron Cobert, Norm Grubbs, Tom Christian. Closest to Pin, # 8, JoAnn Avon Park’s Arango tops All-Highlands Wrestling Team McGill, 8’ 5”. By MARK PINSON tough competition, some In the Apr. 8 — Ladies League: 1st Place SPORTS EDITOR very big competition that Team, 36, JoAnn McGill, Elaine Orr, Doris outweighed him by 20 to Weeks, Chris Heath; 2nd Place, 39, Barb AVON PARK — Red Devil 40 pounds. He beat them Sydenstricker,Joyce Swartz, Panda Burton, wrestler Javier Arango all until he dislocated his Pat Asmus; 3rd Place, 41, Kim Friers, made his senior year one left elbow in the match for Annie Hall, Margaret Schultz. Closest to remember by finish- third place. He had a great to Pin, # 2, JoAnn McGill, 2’ 5”, #8, Anne season and a solid high Hall, 9’ 11”. ing sixth at the FHSAA school career.” In the Apr., 1 — Men’s League: 1st Place Class 2A State Wrestling For his ability and Team, 41, Mike Rogers, Dan Schultz, Al Tournament. accomplishments, Arango Welch, Tom Molloy; 2nd Place, 41, Larry Arango, who earned a has been selected as the Heath, Norm Grubbs, Tom Christian, Jack medal for his sixth-place Highlands News-Sun 2019 Clegg; 3rd Place, 43, Tony Notaro, George finish in the 285-pound All-Highlands Wrestler of Hay, Dennis Mathew; 4th Place, 44, Tim weight class, could have the Year. Caskanette, Ron Cobert, Jack Lorenz, Jay possibly finished higher, but the Avon Park grappler “It’s an honor to win this Tasker. Closest to Pin, #2, Larry Heath, FILE PHOTO 14’ 6”, # 4, Ron Cobert, 12’ 5”, # 8, Tom dislocated his left elbow award and to represent Christian, 11’ 8”. — LARRY HEATH, had a in the match for third and Lake Placid’s Chase Lane-Costello, top, qualified for the Class 2A Avon Park High School and HOLE IN ONE on hole # 14. fourth place and had to State Wrestling Tournament in the 126-pound weight class. my teammates, coaches In the Apr., 11 — Mixed Scrambles: forfeit the match for fifth and family,” Arango said. and qualifying for the state a very tough first match at 1st Pace Team,51, Mike Rogers, Bob & place because of the injury. “I like wrestling because Elaine Orr, Norm Grubbs; 2nd Place, 53, Arango went 21-6 on the finals in Kissimmee. state and lost. If you lose it’s only you out there on Tony Notaro, JoAnn McGill, Larry & Chris season and was a district “I am so proud of Javier,” again you are eliminated the mat and you dictate Heath, Margaret Schultz. Closest to Pin, # champion en route to ad- said Avon Park co-wrestling and you go home, but whether you win or lose. 2, Tony Notaro, 12’ 8”. vancing through regionals coach Ed Brown. “He had Javier fought some really WRESTLE | 7A Hunter-Reay will compete at Mid-Ohio Indianapolis 500 winner, will part- first American Le Mans Series class Driver will join ner with Jonathan Bomarito in the victory in 2005 in the LMP2 class, No. 55 Mazda RT24-P. Bomarito’s and where in 2010 it scored its first Mazda Team Joest regular teammate, Harry Tincknell, overall victory. will return for the rest of the season “Mid-Ohio has been a special this weekend at the Detroit Grand Prix. place over the years for Mazda,” SPECIAL TO HIGHLANDS NEWS-SUN The previous race, the Grand said John Doonan, Director, Mazda Prix of Long Beach, saw a strong Motorsports. “Many Mazdas IRVINE, Calif. — Mazda Team run for the No. 77 Mazda RT24-P have visited the top step of the Joest will welcome one of America’s of Oliver Jarvis and Tristan Nunez. podium there, but a couple of our top IndyCar drivers to the team as Both Nunez and Jarvis led the race Mid-Ohio success stories are extra Ryan Hunter-Reay will compete for before finishing in fourth position. special. We want nothing more Mazda at the Sports Car Challenge The 2018 version of the Sports Car than to make this visit to Mid-Ohio at Mid-Ohio, May 3-5, at Mid-Ohio Challenge at Mid-Ohio saw Mazda another ‘first’ by putting the RT24- Team Joest record its first podium, Ps on the podium and in victory Sports Car Course. IMSA PHOTO Hunter-Reay, the 2012 NTT with Jarvis and Nunez finishing lane. We have been competitive in IndyCar Series champion and 2014 in third place. Mid-Ohio was also IndyCar driver Ryan Hunter-Reay will drive for Mazda Team the circuit where Mazda scored its IMSA | 7A Joest at the Sports Car Challenge at Mid-Ohio this weekend. www.highlandsnewssun.com April 30, 2019 | HIGHLANDS NEWS-SUN | A7

hardest workers in the room at 170 pounds for the Blue WRESTLE and it’s really starting to show,” Streaks. “Jordan had a really FROM PAGE 6A said Miller. good year for a freshman wres- David Rodriguez, junior, tling above his weight,” Miller Several colleges are looking Avon Park — Rodriguez was said. “He is a hard worker and at me and I’m trying to fi gure a district runner-up at 106 will take on anyone.” out which one is the best fi t pounds and posted an impres- Phillip Lieder, freshman, for me wrestling wise and sive 18-6 record for the Red Sebring — Lieder competed academically.” Devils. “David is determined at 195 pounds for the Blue and dedicated,” said Brown. Streaks. “Phillip had a phenom- The Team “He is a hard worker and enal freshman year and really committed to getting better. surprised everyone with his Chase Lane-Costello, Efrain Acosta, senior, Sebring improvement at the end of the sophomore, Lake Placid — — Acosta competed at 152 year,” Miller said. Lane-Costello wrestled in the pounds and just missed quali- 126-pound weight class, had a fying for the state tournament Honorable Mention 15-6 record and qualifi ed for for the Blue Streaks. Efrain had a the Class 2A State Tournament. solid season and lost a heart- Carlos Padilla, sophomore, “Chase puts his head down FILE PHOTO breaker at regionals to miss Lake Placid — Padilla competed and works hard,” said Lake Sebring’s Efrain Acosta, top, gains control over his opponent in a past match. going to state,” Miller said. at 138 pounds and went 10-8. Placid co-wrestling coach Jason Acosta had a solid season for the Blue Streaks. Austin Spires, junior, Avon “Carlos is a great student of the Holden. “He is a super coach- Park - Spires went 16-5 in the sport and made regionals for the able athlete and learned a lot senior year.” sophomore, Lake Placid — 152-pound weight class for the second year,” Holden said. wrestling against the best in the Elvis Rodriguez, sophomore, Lane-Costello wrestled in the Red Devils. “Austin has a lot of Gulianie Tejon, junior, Avon state. I know he’s going to work Avon Park — Rodriguez was very tough 145-pound weight natural ability,” Brown said. Park — Tejon went 13-10 at 170 hard to get back to state next district champion at 113 class and posted a 13-4 record. “He doesn’t put himself in bad pounds for the Red Devils. year.” pounds, went 16-5 and was “Hunter is a great technician positions and has good match Curtis Harris, junior, Sebring a state qualifi er for the Red and studies the sport,” coach management skills.” Coach Of The Year — Harris competed at 126 Devils. “Elvis got to state as a Holden said. “He made region- Will Siver, junior, Sebring — pounds and had a solid year for sophomore and that’s quite an als for the second year, but got Siver competed at 160 pounds For guiding their teams to the Blue Streaks. “Curtis beat accomplishment,” said Brown. terribly ill the day of regionals for the Blue Streaks. “Will had a solid seasons, Avon Park’s Ed Chase Lane-Costello twice this “He gained valuable experience and couldn’t compete. He has a great year and was one match Brown, Sebring’s Josh Miller year who made it to state,” said wrestling at the state level bright future.” from state but lost to a kid he and Lake Placid’s Jason Holden Sebring wrestling coach Josh against some very high-caliber Andru Boyd, sophomore, beat in the district fi nals the have been selected as the Miller. “He had a great year and competition and the experi- Sebring — Boyd wrestled week before,” Miller said. Highlands News-Sun 2019 All- we are looking forward to him ence was priceless.” at 145 pounds for the Blue Jordan Barrett, freshman, Highlands Wrestling Coaches of really turning the corner his Hunter Lane-Costello, Streaks. “Andru is one of the Sebring — Barrett wrestled the Year.

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GUEST COLUMN Annsley Bohlman Choosing our words wisely This week it seems as though I have been surrounded by the topic of communication. I have learned that laughter is rarely used to indicate that something is funny, and instead used to show understanding or acknowledgement. I have also come to see just how important it is when speaking to anyone in your life, to communicate clearly. From your boss to your mother, misunder- standings caused by miscommunication have preventable roots. It is often more important to focus on how we say something rather than what we are saying. Though word selection can have an impact, such as choosing buzzwords that might be polarizing, the tone of voice we use can have a great effect on our listeners. Since we are all COURTESY PHOTO left to interpret tones on our own, this can be confusing. One person might feel Darlene Walton, seen here with her daughter, Robin Bruce, performs to sooth a baby wolf at the Red Wolf Sanctuary in Rising Sun, Indiana. they are behaving a certain way, while the other person disagrees. Another problem that is faced by people when they try to communicate A lifetime of performances brings joy is having to deal with outside noise and distractions. Not only can noise interfere By DOROTHY HARRIS beginner she added. with actually being able to hear what is CORRESPONDENT This smaller harp can be played being said to you, but it could also alter standing or even marching in a pa- the message that the listener receives. SEBRING — Originally from Rising rade. Walton has used hers to perform These outside distractions could cause Sun, Indiana, Darlene Walton came at weddings, retirement dinners, the listener to be reminded about to Highlands County to escape cold funerals and many special events. Her some other thought, meaning they are winters. She planned to migrate north most rewarding harp performances not paying full attention to whatever in the summer months, but found our however were for the smallest ears. message is being communicated. region so much to her liking she set- “My daughter is a Registered Nurse Some other threats to effective tled right in. Thankfully, she brought at the neonatal intensive care unit communication are poor speaking her harp with her. for Good Samaritan Hospital in and listening skills. If you are unable A church musician her whole life, Cincinnati, Ohio,” she said. “I sit in the to enunciate and pronounce your she was a pianist, but always wanted center of the unit and play by bilirubin words clearly, you are more likely to to play the harp. In 2001, when Rees lights.” have issues being understood. This is Harps opened nearby her Indiana Babies all around her, Walton shared something I, a ‘mumbler,’ have a lot of home, she looked into purchasing how the RNs would wait for her to experience with. Furthermore, if you are one. begin strumming before they started not listening to the other half of your “I bought one and they told me to intravenous lines or other potentially conversation, how can you communi- go home, learn it, then come back painful procedures. cate effectively? In this situation you are and demonstrate for the showroom,” “The babies would be calmer if I effectively stuck. Walton said. was playing,” she said. Probably the biggest issue we all deal Purchasing a traditional lever harp, Nurses often pointed out how the with in trying to communicate with levers raise the notes on each string. monitors would show how each baby others is dealing with other people’s in- Delighted to find the notes reading COURTESY PHOTO was being affected by the ethereal terpretations of certain phrases or gen- just like the white keys on a piano, she Daughter Robin Bruce and harpist Darlene music. Walton remembered one infant eral interpretation of whole situations. quickly mastered her harp and wound Walton, perform at a wedding. born addicted to street drugs finally Referring to things that are subjective as up running the showroom for the next fact, such as, “This is warm,” can cause 15 years. very portable. A wonderful choice for began to rest and another began major communication issues. Different Unlike the very large traditional harp therapy practitioners, it offers breathing well enough the nurses things might be defined differently to pedal harp, which uses pedals to good volume and a pleasant tone. opted not to put him on a ventilator. different people. Someone might think a raise the notes, Walton explained the With a lifetime of published music The remarkable results are related situation is calm, while someone else is Harpsicle harp is a great harp because in the key of C and A minor, it is a to how a harp’s musical notes vibrate stressed. it weighs just four pounds making it great option for the casual harpist or WALTON | 8B It is incredibly important to learn to communicate with others. Not only those you like, but also those you might not get along with as well. It is important to have good communication to Inspiring children, young adults to try computer science ensure the best possible interactions. If people are miscommunicating it is likely BY BRANDPOINT skills to apply for those jobs. that their misunderstanding could lead Historically, access to to bigger issues. We all want smooth Math, science, history computer science education sailing when speaking to others, and and ... coding? For today’s and skills training has been one of the easiest ways to ensure this is students, learning how to absent in the curriculum for through effective communication. code is becoming just as many underrepresented and We spend a lot of time communicat- important as learning how underserved communities, ing with others. In our personal lives, as to read. The Bureau of Labor despite research showing that well as our work lives, we need to know Statistics says computer exposure to these subjects at the best methods and manners in which science is the fastest growing a young age makes students to try and communicate with others. profession within the science, more likely to pursue comput- This could mean verbal or nonverbal technology, engineering and er science in college. The new communication as well. Perhaps saying math (STEM) field. They also childhood-to-career program, something in a more understanding project that, by 2020, there Amazon Future Engineer, is tone, or offering a less reserved body will be 1.4 million computer BRANDPOINT language, could help to ease and stress science-related jobs available working to change that in a and help communication flow between Computer science is the fastest growing profession within the and only 400,000 computer four-step process to ensure people. STEM field. science graduates with the STEM | 2B B2 | HIGHLANDS NEWS-SUN | April 30, 2019 www.highlandsnewssun.com Increasing technology for seniors BY AARP concerned about emer- gencies than older adults. Technology holds great While there are definite promise in addressing the worries among older needs of older adults as adults related to falls and they focus on remaining other accidents happen- healthy, active, socially ing while alone at home, connected and indepen- in every case the degree HARVARD HEALTH dent. To understand their of concern was higher The Center for Disease Control recommends finding a physical activity you enjoy. behavior around adopt- among caregivers. ing tech products, the • One of the major Consumer Technology challenges for adoption Association (CTA) and is learning about which the CTA Foundation technologies are avail- Make your workout work for you surveyed older adults and able, how to install and caregivers and found a maintain them, and how Regular physical activity deep interest among the to best use them – a clear group to embrace tech sign that a focus on such is important if you have diabetes that promises greater services would resonate convenience, safety and among older adults and BY CENTER FOR DISEASE blood sugar before and after you health. their caregivers. CONTROL take a walk, and you’ll likely see The report, Active • Seventy-one percent a lower number after. While you Aging: Consumer of older adults say tech Regular physical activity is really can’t get fit in a week, making Perceptions and recommendations from important if you have diabetes. physical activity a part of life will Attitudes, shows the U.S. doctors and health care market for solutions pro- Read on for tips to help you get get results. providers, even above vided by smart, connect- moving and keep going. • If it doesn’t seem fun … People family and friends, would Exercise … we know it’s good ed devices is expected to who are regularly active aren’t bet- increase their trust in for us. But just how good is it? The grow from $9 billion in ter at forcing themselves; they’ve products and services. benefits are pretty impressive. For 2018 to nearly $30 billion found what works for them. If you •To address concerns example, regular physical activity in 2022. The largest try to make yourself do something about training, installa- can help you: segment of this market you don’t like, chances are you HARVARD HEALTH tion and maintenance, • Maintain your weight will be safety and smart won’t stick with it. But do try a companies are providing • Feel happier You’re more likely to show up for exercise living technologies, which new activity a couple of times resources for people • Sleep better before you decide whether it’s for when other people are counting on you. will triple in size in that • Improve your memory time. As awareness grows 50-plus. These companies you or not. Zumba anyone? a mile every day for a month or • Control your blood pressure about the types of tech to range from Best Buy’s • If it’s too expensive … Costs being active every weekday for Geek Squad to startups • Lower LDL (“bad”) choles- for a gym membership or fitness maintain independence terol and raise HDL (“good”) 15 minutes. A vague goal like and more options at a like Candoo, technology classes can add up. No worries; “I’m going to get more fit” doesn’t installers and integrators, cholesterol the world is your gym. Walk during variety of price points If you have diabetes, physical give you steps to follow, making become available, we and nonprofits organiza- lunch, dance to some tunes at it much harder to get started and tions like Senior Planet activity is even more important to home, work out to some free expect to see increased your health. Being active makes keep going. usage from older adults Centers, Community online videos. • Find something you like. Technology Network, you more sensitive to insulin • If time is hard to find … This and caregivers. (the hormone that allows cells Seriously, this is important … or Some key findings from OASIS and AARP. really is a problem for lots of peo- you won’t keep doing it. You want The growth of this in your body to use blood sugar ple. Luckily there are ways you can the report: for energy), which is one reason physical activity to feel more like • While most older market represents an squeeze activity into the day. Take summer camp than boot camp opportunity for the 50+ why it’s a cornerstone of diabetes the stairs instead of the elevator, adults (age 65+ in this management. It also helps you (unless you like boot camp). study) are not early tech population to engage spend time playing with your kids • Start small. Depending on your with tech companies and control blood sugar levels and outside, get up and move around adopters (although some lowers your risk of heart disease fitness level, that may mean driv- are and should not be ensure that the devices during commercials. Getting 20 ing less or parking farther from being built are meeting and nerve damage. minutes in every day is better than overlooked), they are the door, taking the stairs more the needs of consumers. But knowing all that, why can an hour or two once a week, and interested in and use often, doing yard work, or walking Aging actively with the it be so hard to get started? See easier to fit in your schedule. technology that offers/ if any of these reasons sound the dog. Take it slow—you’re still creates independence. In help of cutting-edge beating everyone on the couch! familiar: It’s not just motivation … fact, more than 60 per- technologies is an enter- • It’s too hard. • Work out with a partner. When cent of older adults say prising way of living that • Results take too long. Some people believe they lack someone else is counting on you they would embrace accomplishes balance • It’s not fun. motivation to exercise. But if you to show up, you’ll likely hit the tech that helps them live between growing older • It’s too expensive. already think you should be more trail or the treadmill more regular- independently. and maintaining quality • I don’t have time. active to improve your health, ly. And there’s nothing wrong with • Caregivers are more of life. Want a little fun with your you’re on the right track. What a little friendly competition. fitness? Activity loves company! you do (or don’t do) next is what • Build it in. Pick part of your makes the difference. schedule and pin an activity to it, Breaking down the like walking with your co-workers … It’s preparation during lunch. The more regular barriers you are, the quicker it will become Here’s a “yes” for every “no”: Active people may seem to have a habit. Don’t go more than 2 days • If it seems too hard … Maybe tons of willpower. But what they in a row without being active, and you think you have to spend hours probably have is a plan. They put you’ll keep the habit going strong. at the gym. Not true! Depending their workout clothes and shoes • Do it for the T-shirt. Like the on your fitness level, walking for out the night before. They take the one you get for finishing the 5K 10 minutes after dinner might be route that goes past the gym. They run/walk. In other words, pick just the right way to get started. grab the dog and the leash as soon a goal you’ll feel great about Build up gradually until you’re as they get home. When you plan reaching, and work on making it active for 30 minutes on most ahead, being active in the moment happen. You’ll have the shirt to days. Be sure to check with your is much easier. prove it. doctor about which activities are Maintaining weight, controlling best for you and if there are any Yes you can … Some blood sugar, improving mood you should avoid. tips to get started — our bodies are made to move, and we feel better when they do. • If results seem to take too AARP long … Good news: some benefits • Be specific. Pick a goal that’s Just make sure to check with your are immediate even if you can’t clear, one you can succeed at and doctor before starting any new or More than 60 percent of seniors say they would embrace tech- see them right away. Check your easily measure, such as walking more difficult activity. nology to help them live more independently.

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BRANDPOINT The right car seat is the best protection in case of an accident. Car safety tips for kids of all ages BY BRANDPOINT 4-7 years old For many parents, you buckle up your (forward-facing car seat) kids and off you go to day care, school At this age your child will likely use a or the park. You trust their car seat or forward-facing car seat with a harness. booster seat will keep your child safe One critical step for installing this car should something happen, but are you seat correctly is making sure to secure it sure the seat you installed months or with its tether, not just a seat belt. The years ago is truly secure? tether is an adjustable strap with a hook “I am deeply concerned that nearly that can be found at the top of most half of all car seats are not used cor- forward-facing car seats. When you rectly,” says Heidi King, deputy admin- secure the tether to the tether anchor istrator of the National Highway Traffic in your vehicle, it keeps the car seat Safety Administration (NHTSA). “You from moving forward in a crash, helping don’t have to be a parent to play a part protect your child from head and neck Have YOU Heard Any in protecting children. I urge everyone injuries. to follow these simple tips to ensure Additionally, always make sure the kids stay safe in the car at every age.” chest clip is secured across the chest The right car seat is the best protec- rather than on the belly. These clips Stories or News Tips tion in a crash have a tendency to move down, so it’s Every 33 seconds, a child under 13 up to caregivers to align it properly. years old is involved in a car crash, Make it a habit to always slide the You Would Like To Share? according to NHTSA data. 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Maintains high standard of san- South, Sebring, FL 33876 will be held Throughout The Nation. We Encour- updated & beautiful condo on itation and cleanliness. Re- US 27 Near SR 66. Great views and monitors budget to on Tuesday, May 7, 2019 at 3:00pm. age And Support An Affirmative lake in gated 55+. Pool, etc. Medical, School, Real Es- Circulation Advertising And Marketing Program In ensure efficient operations. Unit Number Tenant Name $875. 772-971-0707 B5S005 Anthony Wiggins Which there Are No Barriers To tate space! 863-471-0663 Salary based on experience Subscription B2S093 Langston L. Carter Obtaining Housing Because of Race, excellent benefit package in- Sale is being made to satisfy landlord’s Color, Religion, Sec, Handicap, Famil- DUPLEXES LOTS & ACREAGE cludes a 401K. Specialists lien. Cash Only. Contents to be re- ial Status Or National Origin.” FOR RENT Apply in person at Royal moved within 48 hours of the sale. 1500 Care of Avon Park, 1213 W **Dependable April 23, 30, 2019 1300 Stratford Rd., Avon Park, FL 863-453-6674 transportation is required. NOTICE TO HOMES FOR SALE EOE, M/F, DFWP CREDITORS Lake Placid~ 2/1 duplex in ALMOST 8 ACRES We recognize that 20 1020 Placid Lakes area. $600 in LAKE PLACID Handyman Wanted you value a month, 1st, last, sec. No pets. Leisure Lakes area. Near Lake A handyman is needed to work flexible schedule. 772-260-5029. June. $58,800. Jean Deuth - on rental units in Highlands IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Fisherman’s Paradise! Lake Is- Lake & Land Realty of High- Co., FL. 863-243-9191 If interested FOR HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA tokpoga, Lake Placid. Investor’s lands, Inc. 863-414-5326 Call, Text or Email PROBATE DIVISION APARTMENTS [email protected] contact Richard at FILE NO. PC 19-158 opportunity. Log Cabin, 2/1 exc 863-414-JEAN Division Probate cond! Rent for $1,500/mo; Ask- FOR RENT 941-875-3922 IN RE: ESTATE OF ing $85k. Julie 863-255-3086 EMILY ALBERTA WIBERG 1320 Deceased. 2000 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Great Deals in The administration of the estate of Emily Alberta Wiberg, deceased, Have ANY Real Super Cute 1bd Apt the Classifieds! whose date of death was July 27, Estate Questions? (upstairs) w/big bedrm. Incl 2018, is pending in the Circuit Court water, sewer & garbage. No for HIGHLANDS County, Florida, Pro- JUST ASK bate Division, the address of which is dogs. $450/mo + 1st, last & 430 S. Commerce Ave., Sebring, FL I have 40 years of sec. 800-743-2301 33870. The names and addresses of NEED CASH? the personal representative and the experience personal representative's attorney are Sebring~ New Completely Have A Garage set forth below. Remodeled lrg 1bd & 2 bd: EMPLOYMENT Sale! All creditors of the decedent and New kit cabinets, appliances, other persons having claims or ceramic tile. Starting at demands against decedent's estate HELP WANTED HSI-STEM COLLEGE on whom a copy of this notice is $600/mo Month to month or NOW HIRING: Exp’d required to be served must file their 1yr lease 2001 Heavy Equip. Operators SUCCESS COACHES (FT) 863-588-0303 (Highlands and DeSoto Cam- claims with this court ON OR BEFORE Pay Based on Experience THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE puses). Application review TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF The Villas & Briarwood Call Ray: 352-585-2279 begins 5/12/19. For require- THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE ments and to apply visit DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS of Sebring NOTICE ON THEM. Accepting Applications for http://sfsc.interviewexchange.com All other creditors of the decedent 1&2 BR Apts 863-784-7132. EA/EO. and other persons having claims or Jeanny Campbell demands against decedent's estate Families & 62 years of age must file their claims with this court Broker Associate WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE or older, handicap/disabled, OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS regardless of age Genpak LLC, a leading manu- NOTICE. 863-381-1848 facturer of disposable food- ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN Rental Office Located at: service packaging, is seeking Ranch Division END-USER THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN to fill the following positions FLORIDA STATUTES SECTION 1335 Spinks Lane SUPPORT ANALYST (FT) 733.702 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. RE/MAX Realty Plus Sebring, FL 33870 in our Sebring plant. PT HOUSEKEEPING Application review begins NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME Needed to maintain Lykes 5/10/19. For requirements The #1 Team 863-385-7740 ★ PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY TDD 711 Packers Bros. Office, 7L Ranch House, and to apply visit CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR ★ Quality Inspectors Guest House, Brighton Shop, http://sfsc.interviewexchange.com MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE ★ 863-784-7132. EA/EO. OF DEATH IS BARRED. This Institution is an Equal Electrician Brighton Cowboy Office, and The date of first publication of this Find it in the Opportunity Provider ★ Maintenance Mechanic Brighton Kitchen in proper Notice is April 23, 2019. ★ Machine Operators order. PT position, approxi- Personal Representative: mately 15-20 hours a week. /s/ Theresa S. Chicoski Classifieds! Theresa S. Chicoski We offer a highly competitive Please apply online at 523 E. Center Ave compensation package, insur- www.lykesranch.com under Newtown, PA 18940 ance & retirement benefits. the career tab or in person at ✍ Attorney for Personal Representative: REPORTER Sebring~2/2/1, lrg living rm Cable TV Free~Cen. A/C. Lg Apply in Person at 116 106 SW CR 721, Okee- /s/ William J. Nielander & kitchen, new carpet & gas chobee, FL 34974 or 7 Lykes WILLIAM J. NIELANDER 1 bdr, tile flrs, mini blinds. Shicane Dr., Sebring, FL WANTED Attorney stove. $117,900. 4700 Coco Quiet, safe. $555/mo. +1st, 33870 & bring your resume. Rd., Lake Placid, FL 33852. Florida Bar Number: 0386014 Palm Dr. 727-347-9152 GenPak is an Equal Oportunity Drug-Smoke Free Work- 172 E. Interlake Blvd. last & sec. 863-385-1999 The Highlands News-Sun Employer. place/Equal Employment Lake Placid, FL 33852 Opportunity Employer is searching for an ag- Telephone: (863) 465-8181 gressive news reporter Fax: (863) 583-0354 MOBILE HOMES Sebring Lake Front Condos E-Mail: [email protected] FOR SALE & Houses New kitchens; 1br who can cover general Secondary E-Mail: [email protected] 1090 starting at $575; 2 br start- news, but isn’t afraid to April 23, 30, 2019 ing at $700: 1yr lease, NO roll up their sleeves to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT PETS. 863-382-2221 FOR HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA dig deep for investigative PROBATE DIVISION Sebring~1990 33’ park model pieces. The perfect can- FILE NO. PC 19-160 New screen room, electric didate must be able to Division Probate panel & hot water heater, shed Studio Apt generate accurate copy IN RE: ESTATE OF CERTIFIED NURSING Local manufacturer in the Se- EDWARD W. KOORNNEEF w/new W/D, partly furn, ASSISTANTS bring, FL area has an opening quickly and have the in- Deceased. stinct to look below the NOTICE TO CREDITORS $14,000. 203-217-3578 ★ SIGN-ON BONUS ★ for MANUAL MACHINIST. The administration of the estate of $500 Part-Time position: allows suc- surface of various is- Edward W. Koornneef, deceased, We are currently offering posi- Sebring~2/2 in 55+park. Xtr tions to CNAs who have a cessful candidate the luxury of sues.★Photography whose date of death was December lrg screen porch. Water, sewer Avon Park/Sebring 2, 2018, is pending in the Circuit strong desire to care for the a flexible schedule & income skills a must. Court for HIGHLANDS County, Florida, trash incl in rent. Low rent! 954-612-8585 residents. FT, PT and PRN. boosting strategy; Probate Division, the address of which $27,700. 317-946-3138 Full-Time position: no flexible is 430 S. Commerce Ave., Sebring, FL or 317-374-2571 M Cheeley PA We Offer: schedule. The Highlands 33870. The names and addresses of ★ Sign-on Bonus News-Sun and Highlands the personal representatives and the ★ Sun offers a competitive personal representative's attorney are WANTED TO BUY 12 Hour Shifts Job Requirements: set forth below. MOBILE HOMES ★ Competitive Pay ● Operate various machine compensation package All creditors of the decedent and 1120 FOR RENT ★ Shift Differential tools to manufacture & repair including salary plus other persons having claims or mechanical assemblies; incentive, a benefit pack- demands against decedent's estate 1340 ★ Paid Time Off & on whom a copy of this notice is ● Perform milling operations age, and plenty of oppor- required to be served must file their Holiday Pay such as drilling, tapping, bor- tunity for advancement. claims with this court ON OR BEFORE ★ 401k, Medical, Dental, ing & conventional milling & THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE Sebring~Furn 2/1, $700/mo, lathe work, using various en- TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Vision, Employer Paid Life We are a drug and 1st, last + dep. Background & Disability Insurance. gine lathes; THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE check. Avail May 1. 863- tobacco free workplace. DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS We have a strong commitment ● Use various hand-held & NOTICE ON THEM. CASH 465-1451 or 863-840-0403 to promoting from within. If stationary power & nonpower Pre-employment All other creditors of the decedent you have a true passion for tools, including but not limited drug/nicotine screening and other persons having claims or Sebring~2 & 3 bdrm mobile demands against decedent's estate For Your Home providing excellent care, con- to: band saws, belt sanders, required. must file their claims with this court homes for sale or rent from tact us today. hand grinder, files, etc. WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE $595/mo. Walking distance to Royal Care of Avon Park: Send resume and OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS ALL AREAS Woodlawn Elementary Sebring 1213 W Stratford Rd., Avon Required Skills: NOTICE. samples to: Middle School & Downtown. Park, FL 863-453-6674 ● Minimum of five (5) years ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN 954-612-8585 863-451-3156 Executive Editor THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN EOE, M/F, DFWP experience as a Manual Ma- Romona Washington, FLORIDA STATUTES SECTION M Cheeley PA chinist in machine shop & job 733.702 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. shop work environment; 315 U.S. Hwy 27 NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME ROOMS FOR RENT Exp’d Excavator & Loader ● Ability doing MiG & Tig weld- North, Sebring, FL PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY Lake Placid CASH Demo work; Mechanical Skills ing a plus CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR 1360 & Dump Truck Exp; Must have MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE for Your Home! Class A CDL 863-382-1228 OF DEATH IS BARRED. Apply in Person at 116 The date of first publication of this Rapid Closing; Any Notice is April 23 , 2019. Shicane Dr., Sebring, FL Personal Representatives: Condition. Must have Rooms for Rent~ $350/mo Tractor Operators Needed 33870 & bring your resume /s/ Pamela S. Koornneef sufficient equity. Ken + 1st, last & $100 dep. Sin- To apply herbicide in citrus with salary history. PAMELA S. KOORNNEEF gles Only. 863-446-0899 groves. Call Logio at *GenPak is an Equal Opportunity 16000 S. Jefferson Ave 863-441-2689 33870. Lake Placid, FL 33852 (call antyime) Avail Now! 239-850-0832 Employer. www.highlandsnewssun.com April 30, 2019 | HIGHLANDS NEWS-SUN | B5

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CHOP SAW $50 in Avon Park Cars ★ Trucks ★ SUVs etc 248-600-9470. From $1000-$100k~ NO AVON PARK — Our DOGS JUNK! I come to you! Lady of Grace Catholic Call Sam 239-595-4021 Church will host an organ MERCHANDISE 6233 concert by the organist CYCLES/MOPEDS/ from St. Peter’s Basilica in RNs & LPNs Part-Time Nurse SCOOTERS Vatican City at 10:30 a.m. Positions Available MALTESE MALE PUPPIES 7360 Thursday at the church, Manager Registered, Health Cert, 595 E. Main St., Avon All shifts 12hr shifts. We are Royal Care of Avon Park looking for a full-time and part- puppy shots & dewormed. Park. Attendance is open currently has an immediate $700. 863-451-2218 time RN and/or LPN to work in opening for a Part-Time Honda Big Red 3-wheeler, re- and there will be a free our LT facility. We have com- Nurse Manager to cover storable condition, $200, 863-- petitive wages and benefit will offering to benefit every other weekend. APPLIANCES 446-4588. package. Apply in person at Royal Samaritan’s Touch. Apply in person at Royal Care of Avon Park, 1213 W 6250 For information, call Care of Avon Park, 1213 W Stratford Rd., Avon Park, FL CAMPERS/ 863-453-4757. Stratford Rd., Avon Park, FL Or Call Temeka Hipps, DON TRAVELTRAILERS Or Call Temeka Hipps, DON 863-453-6674 7370 863-453-6674 EOE, M/F, DFWP Centennial Gala EOE, M/F, DFWP HIGHLANDS HOT DEALS! AVON PARK — New Seize the sales 2014 Jayco Jay Flight Swift Mount Olive African with Classified! travel trailer, sleeps 6, like new, Do you have stuff to camper cover & hitch included, Methodist Episcopal sell at $500 or less? Church will hold its MUSICAL ★ Used Appliances ★ $9700, 863-273-0186. Advertise your Up to 90 day warranty. Centennial Gala at 6 p.m. merchandise now in 2035 Call 863-655-4995 2016 Jayco Featherlight Saturday at The Hotel NOW HIRING: the Classified Section! ☛ 24’, 1 slide, like new! Jacaranda in Avon Park. PT SALES PERSON Help Wanted A Steal at $13k!! Tickets can be purchased $3 for 3 Lines (Avon Park) We will train for this position. Piano Player Wanted~ to 630-341-2277 at the church office or call Position is for the Sebring help w/music on Sunday morn- $4 for 4 Lines MISCELLANEOUS Home Depot Store. Retirees 863-452-5211. ings. Call 863-781-0536 or $5 for 5 Lines A Centennial encouraged to apply. email [email protected] 6260 Benefits included. Call Celebration will be held 863-385-2665 or email at the church on Sunday, [email protected] RESTAURANT/ Call HOTEL June 23. Presiding Elder MEDICAL 2040 863-385-6155 or James Oscar Williams Jr. 863-658-0307 will speak at 11 a.m. and 2030 The Right Reverend Adam Ramada Inn, Lake Placid Jefferson Richardson FL is seeking a highly moti- TROPICAL FRUIT TREES Jr., Senior Bishop and vated General Manager. 1-2 Available in: Presiding Prelate, will Oaks at Avon years experience is preferred Readers Choice Award Facility but the right person can be 3, 5, 7, 15, 20, 25 & 50 speak at 4 p.m. Gallon Pots HIRING RNs trained. Must be customer ori- FURNITURE The church is at 818 ★ New Wages ★ ented and good with numbers. S. Delaney Ave. in Avon Send resume to: 6035 Park. Full-Time & Part-Time [email protected] Every Tree You Positions Can Think Of! Flexible Shifts Available Sew, share Career Advancement CHILD/ADULT ★ CARE NEEDED Delivery Available and carry on Opportunities BARRETTS TREE NURSERY All Eligible Applicants will be 2090 91 Carefree Ct., SEBRING — Join the Interviewed Directly. Apply at 1010 US Hwy 352-843-7389 Humane Society of 27 N., Avon Park or fax CAREGIVER NEEDED Highlands County from resume to Tammy Padilla We Buy/Sell Clean Used Fruit & Vegetable Peeler, au- 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. every IMMEDIATELY tomatic rotary, uses 4 AA batter- at 863-453-5308 Flex hrs. Non-smoker. Furniture. Best Prices in Wednesday and Thursday, ies, never used, still in box, 863-414-0030 Town! Sebring Furniture 7421 Haywood Taylor $10.00 - 863-273-7625 1542 Lakeview Dr. Blvd. in Sebring. Help (next to Save-a-Lot) Goblets (2), made in Italy by make fun stuff for the ani- Ravello, orange/gold design, 863-386-1119 mals to benefit Humane 3000 $15.00 for set - 863-273-7625 Society including doggie OAKS AT AVON Wolf Musical Water Globes-2 Readers Choice Award I Buy Travel Trailers, 5th bags, kennel blankets and Tunes are “Memory” & “You’ve Wheels, Motor Homes & more. For information, Facility got a friend” beautiful detail, Trucks. I Come to You! call 863-655-1522. ◆ HIRING CNAs ◆ $15.00 each - 863-273-7625 Full/Part-Time, all shifts 813-713-3217 ~ New Wages!! Florida Writers DOWNTOWN MALL & DELI 7000 MOTOR HOMES/ to meet Benefits for FT!! OPEN WED-SAT 9-5; 2 Floors ~ of furniture, antiques, & art. RVs Apply at 1010 Hwy 27N NOTICES 231 S. Ridgewood Dr., 7380 SEBRING — There Avon Park or fax resume Sebring. 863-471-3532 will be a meeting of all to Tammy Padilla at area Florida writers at 863-453-5308 ANNOUNCEMENTS 3010 Couch, 3 cushions, exc con- 2003 Dolphin LX~ 34’, Cowpoke’s Watering dition., $150.00 OBO w/approx 75k mi. Chevy work- Hole Restaurant on 863-214-6920 horse chassis 8.1 engine; 2 Wednesday. Join us for TRANSPORTATION lrg slides, service & repair Large China, Baker’s Cabinet & records last 5 yrs avail. dinner at 6 p.m. or come table w/6 chairs by Hillsdale $29,500. 863-414-4736 to share your work at Brand new! Antique white. AUTOMOTIVE 7 p.m. All are welcome. $5000 obo. 863-402-1706 A Bargain Hunters 7005 For information, call Ruth Delight Living room, dining room and at 863-655-0609. Check the bedroom suites, $500 OBO Turn your EACH, 863-465-0862. Classifieds First! Highlands A Whole Do You Need HUNTING & trash into Republican Marketplace of More Business? FISHING SUPPLIES Women Shopping is right at 6133 cash! your Reach out to all of SEBRING — The Fingertips! Highlands County Advertise Highlands Republican with 2 publications Bass Fishing Stuff~rods, from AUTO DEALS & Women’s Network will plus 2 websites to $15, reels Abu Garcia, Pro Qual- STEALS have its next meeting ifier, Ducket, from $20; misc your yard at noon on Wednesday Oaks at Avon Advertise Your soft & hard baits. 863-273- Readers Choice Award Business!! 9384 Sell Your New or at Inn on the Lakes, Facility Used Auto Easy sale! Orange Blossom, Suite ★ HIRING LPNs ★ Let customers Find BICYCLES/ Advertise in the 246, 3101 Golfview Road. TRICYCLES Men are welcome. This Full-Time & Part-Time You by advertising Classifieds! Career Advancement 6135 meeting will be the first your business on the of a three-part series. To Opportunities Business & Services Only $27.50 for 7 days Highly Competitve Salaries (4 lines) RSVP, call Penny Rae at All Eligible Applicants will be Page! ADULT AND CHILDRENS Add a photo for only 863-633-0375. Interviewed Directly BICYCLES. $25 & UP $10 more! Apply at 1010 US Hwy 27 Mention this ad 863-414-8088 Israeli Initiative N., Avon Park or fax and Call Today !! PUT resume to Tammy Padilla 863-658-0307 to meet at 863-453-5308 PHOTOGRAPHY/ VIDEO SEBRING — The 6140 Heartland American CHRYSLER CLASSIFIEDS Israeli Initiative (HAII) will have its next meet- Camera-Panasonic Lumix Digital 7050 ing at 11:45 a.m. on DMC-ZS1, 10.1MP w/12x wide Wednesday at Chicane’s angle mega opt image stabilized Restaurant. Order lunch zoom & 2.7” LCD, tri-pod/manual 2002 Sebring Convt~136k on your own off the menu incl., $150.00 - 863-273-7625 TO WORK mi. tan-leather, white, garage kept, upgrades, new work. and enjoy our featured POOL/SPA/ $4k firm. 334-434-4507 speaker, ordained min- RN/LPN–Long Term Care Turn your & SUPPLIES ister Dr. Peter Colon. He ★ Sign On Bonus ★ 6145 FORD will share a unique pre- trash into FOR YOU! sentation. He’ll also share 7070 CNA–Long Term Care actual period artifacts. ★ Sign On Bonus ★ cash! Hot Tub~ 5 person. Has col- Meetings are open to the ored lights. $500 obo. public. NA–Assisted Living 863-448-2947 2003 Ford Escape Advertise Runs good. Has tow bar & Hot Tub~80x80. Check it out, sun roof. $800. SHS spring ★ Rewarding Work your yard it’s hot! 220 volts w/top. $450 863-448-2947 concert Environment OBO. 863-658-2303 2005 Taurus~Mint cond! Well ★ Competitive maint. new tires. White. Only 1 SEBRING — The Compensation and sale! Hot Tub~large 6 seater, owner. $9,645 firm. 863-840- FIND A JOB! Sebring High School Benefits! works well. $2,500. 3631or 513-313-5574 Choral Department will 863-202-6095 present its Spring Concert Join Our Team. Voted TOYOTA at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Best in Highlands County! LOST & FOUND LAWN & GARDEN 7210 BUY A HOME! May 9, in South Florida Apply: 3090 6160 State College’s Alan Jay at www.palmsofsebring.com Wildstein Center for the Email resume to: Toyota Solara 2005, 1 owner, Performing Arts. The pub- [email protected] Lost Keys: Fri. 4/19 in 171K. Red, sunroof, good tires, lic is invited. Admittance Lakeshore Mall, Sebring, south- Steel commercial type back- BUY A CAR! or In Person at: 725 S. Pine pack blower, $60. Lawnmower, no accidents, garage kept, is free but donations are St., Sebring, FL 33872. west entry or JC Penney. 863- 385-0419 or call police or mall electric, $55. 248-600-9470. $4K. Call 863-385-5413. accepted. 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They said it was for spinal inju- years to come.” around to help do what he needs to ries,” recalled Mandy Spooneybarger, At the National Veterans Creative do, make sure he gets in and out of the 36, caregiver to her husband, Charles, Arts Festival (NVCAF) last fall, the grant shower OK. If he needs help with his an Army veteran. “You have to live helped the Auxiliary provide several shoes or dressing of any sort, I can try in your new normal. It’s stressful. It’s opportunities to empower caregivers and help him with that. It’s very hard isolating. You have to let go of what and provide social support. Respite because he’s first — I have to make sure you had. That is the hardest part. BRANDPOINT bags were handed out to each caregiver he’s OK and everything before I can take Sometimes it takes years. You can find At the National Veterans Creative Arts Festival, at registration. Although the event is care of myself.” strength from the person you are caring the American Legion Auxiliary reached out to centered around veterans, the bags and According to a Rand Corp. study, for. If you can, find other support.” veteran’s caregivers. warm welcomes from Auxiliary volun- there are more than 5.5 million military One place to find that support has teers and staff made the caregivers feel and veteran caregivers in the U.S. They been the American Legion Auxiliary ones caring for servicemembers and special. Programs relevant to the needs spend many hours tending to the visible (ALA), the world’s largest women’s veterans at home. of military caregivers are typically fo- and invisible injuries or illnesses of patriotic service organization. The cused on the servicemember or veteran, their loved ones. 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By ERIC TUCKER and Russia probe, Rosenstein wrote spinning Mueller’s fi ndings in MICHAEL BALSAMO the memo that the White House the president’s favor and stood ASSOCIATED PRESS used to justify the dismissal. silently behind him as Barr But eight days later, Rosenstein praised Trump’s cooperation WASHINGTON — Deputy took a step that Trump feared at a news conference before a Attorney General Rod would end his presidency: redacted version of the report Rosenstein submitted his resig- appointing Robert Mueller was released. nation Monday after a two-year as special counsel. The move In his resignation letter to run defi ned by his appointment made Rosenstein the frequent Trump, Rosenstein paid tribute of a special counsel to inves- target of Republican wrath and to the Justice Department’s tigate connections between angry Trump tweets and left accomplishments and to Trump President Donald Trump’s him repeatedly appearing on himself, even praising the campaign and Russia. the verge of being fi red. sense of humor of a man who AP FILE PHOTO His last day will be May 11, Yet in the end, he was largely once retweeted an image that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein has submitted a letter of resigna- ending a tumultuous relation- in Trump’s corner. showed Rosenstein and other tion to President Donald Trump. It’s eff ective May 11. ship with Trump and a tenure He joined Attorney General offi cials jailed for treason. that involved some of the most William Barr in determining “I am grateful to you for the education, and prosperity, as attorney general. The White consequential, even chaotic, that Trump had not obstructed opportunity to serve; for the because ‘a nation exists to serve House nominated a replace- moments of the president’s the Mueller investigation — courtesy and humor you often its citizens,’” Rosenstein wrote ment for the No. 2 slot, Deputy administration. reaching a conclusion that display in our personal conver- to Trump. Transportation Secretary Jeffrey When Trump wanted to Mueller himself pointedly did sations; and for the goals you Rosenstein’s departure had Rosen, weeks ago. fi re then-FBI Director James not make. He defended Barr set in your inaugural address: been expected following the Comey, who was overseeing the against criticism that he was patriotism, unity, safety, confi rmation of William Barr LETTER | 8 Police, FBI thwart Beluga whale with Russian Army veteran’s plan harness raises alarm in Norway to bomb Nazi rally

He wanted revenge for the New Zealand mosque attacks

By BRIAN MELLEY ASSOCIATED PRESS

LOS ANGELES — An Army veteran who converted to Islam and discussed launching various terror attacks throughout Southern California was arrested as he plotted to bomb a white supremacist rally as retribution for the AP PHOTO New Zealand mosque Mark Domingo, an Army attacks, federal prosecu- veteran who converted to tors said Monday. Islam and planned to bomb Mark Domingo, a white supremacist rally in an infantryman who Southern California. served a combat stint in Afghanistan, was was able to identify a arrested Friday after man consumed with visiting a park in Long hate and bent on mass Beach where authorities murder, and stop him said he planned to plant before he could carry home-made explosive out his attack,” Hanna AP PHOTO devices made with nail- said. “The criminal case fi lled pressure cookers in outlines a chilling ter- A beluga whale seen as it swims next to a fi shing boat before Norwegian fi shermen removed the tight harness, swimming off the advance of a Nazi rally rorism plot that devel- northern Norwegian coast Friday. The harness strap which features a mount for an action camera, says “Equipment St. Petersburg” scheduled Sunday. oped over the past two which has prompted speculation that the animal may have escaped from a Russian military facility. Domingo, 26, was months and targeted arrested on a charge innocent Americans that of providing material he expected to gather Speculation on Russian military facility experiments support to terrorists. this past weekend.” A criminal complaint Investigators said COPENHAGEN, action camera. and Marine Biology at the region. said he had been Domingo posted an Denmark (AP) — A beluga He said Monday fi sh- the Arctic University Rikardsen said he had planning since March to online message March 3 whale found with a tight ermen in Arctic Norway of Norway in Tromsoe, checked with scholars “manufacture and use a that said “America needs harness that appeared last week reported the northern Norway, be- in Russia and Norway weapon of mass destruc- another Vegas event,” an to be Russian made tame white cetacean with lieves “it is most likely and said they have not tion in order to commit apparent reference to has raised the alarm of a tight harness swimming that Russian Navy in reported any program or mass murder.” the 2017 mass shoot- Norwegian offi cials and around. On Friday, fi sh- Murmansk” is involved. experiments using beluga U.S. Attorney Nick ing that killed 59. He prompted speculation erman Joar Hesten, aided Russia has major military whales. Hanna told a news con- allegedly said it would that the animal may have by the Ree Wiig, jumped facilities in and around “This is a tame animal ference that Domingo spark civil unrest to come from a Russian into the frigid water to Murmansk on the Kola that is used to get food supported violent weaken “America by giv- military facility. remove the harness. Peninsula, in the far served so that is why it jihad and spoke about ing them a taste of the Joergen Ree Wiig Ree Wiig said “people northwest of Russia. has made contacts with becoming a martyr and terror they gladly spread of the Norwegian in Norway’s military have It wasn’t immediately the fi shermen,” he said. of pledging allegiance to all over the world.” Directorate of Fisheries shown great interest” in clear what the mammal “The question is now the Islamic State group if After Domingo says “Equipment St. the harness. was being trained for, or whether it can survive it established a presence began to discuss seeking Petersburg” is written on Audun Rikardsen, whether it was supposed by fi nding food by itself. in the United States. revenge for the March 15 the harness strap, which a professor at the to be part of any Russian “This is a case in features a mount for an Department of Arctic military activity in BELUGA | 8 which law enforcement BOMB | 8 THE SALVATION ARMY- PORT CHARLOTTE

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On Monday, Bonilla celebrated Vox’s victory with a man and has a EL EJIDO, Spain — cake in the party’s bright-green Surrounded by miles of color decorated with a photo of $25M US bounty greenhouses where migrant himself and one of the party’s workers grow fruit and vegeta- national heavyweights. By ZEINA KARAM and bles for the rest of Europe, this While also mentioning BASSEM MROUE sleepy town on the sunbaked his concern over the risk the ASSOCIATED PRESS Mediterranean coast has Catalan separatists represent become a beachhead for the to Spanish national unity, BEIRUT — The shadowy arrival of the far-right in Spain, Bonilla said it was Vox’s stance leader of the Islamic State group the latest country to be hit by on immigration that drove the claimed to appear for the first the wave of nationalist popu- party’s cause in his town. time in five years in a video lism sweeping the continent. Vox won 24 seats in the released by the extremist group’s El Ejido was where the 350-seat Congress of Deputies, propaganda arm on Monday, upstart far-right Vox party the lower house of Spain’s acknowledging defeat in the made its most impressive parliament, making it the group’s last stronghold in Syria gains during Sunday’s national fifth-leading power in Spanish but vowing a “long battle” ahead. elections, with its promises to politics. Its gains came largely The man said to be Abu Bakr defend Spain’s unity and quash at the expense of Spain’s al-Baghdadi in the video also AP PHOTOS the separatist push in north- traditional conservatives, the claimed the Easter Day bomb- This combination of two images made from militant videos posted on eastern Catalonia, while also Popular Party, which suffered ings in Sri Lanka which killed militant websites shows Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in his railing against the women’s its worst ever defeat, plummet- over 250 people were “part of the first public appearance in Mosul, Iraq on July 5, 2014, left, and at right, on movement and animal-rights ing to 66 seats from 137 in 2016 revenge” that awaits the West. Monday, being interviewed by his group’s Al-Furqan media outlet. activists who want to ban tra- elections. Despite numerous claims ditional Spanish bull-fighting. In El Ejido, the Popular about his death in the past few Syrian village of Baghouz, the The group has claimed That message helped power Party’s share of the vote shrank years, al-Baghdadi’s whereabouts group’s last sliver of territory, responsibility for the suicide Vox to 10% of the vote nation- from 52% in 2016 to just 22% remain a mystery. Many of his which was captured last month attacks on churches and hotels wide, giving Spain’s parliament on Sunday. top aides have been killed, most- by the U.S.-backed Kurdish-led in Sri Lanka, and investigators its first lawmakers from the Unlike most European ly by U.S.-led coalition airstrikes. Syrian Democratic Forces. The are looking into the extent of extreme right since the 1980s. countries, Spain had kept a lid He is among the few senior IS fall of Baghouz marked the the extremist group’s involve- But it was in El Ejido, a town on the far right until Sunday. commanders still at large after militants’ territorial defeat and ment with the local radicalized of some 85,000 residents with Most Spaniards wanted no two years of steady battlefield the end of their self-declared Muslims who carried out the a large number of overseas reminders of the dictatorship losses that saw the self-styled Islamic caliphate over parts of suicide bombings. workers key to its agriculture of Gen. Francisco Franco, and “caliphate” shrink from an area Syria and Iraq. It is unclear when or where the industry, that Vox struck its the Popular Party had been the size of Britain to a tiny speck Al-Baghdadi said that the video was filmed. Al-Baghdadi biggest victory with another able to attract a huge spectrum in the Euphrates River valley. battle for Baghouz demonstrated appeared to be in good health, of its banner causes: halting of voters, from the pro-busi- The video released by a media the “barbarism and brutality” although he spoke slowly and illegal immigration. In El Ejido ness to those who embraced its outlet run by the extremists, of the West and the “courage, sometimes haltingly in the video. 30 percent of the vote went patriotic rhetoric. Al-Furqan, shows al-Baghdadi steadfastness and resilience of With a $25 million U.S. bounty to Vox, making the party the But corruption cases involv- with a bushy grey and red beard, the nation of Islam.” on his head, al-Baghdadi is biggest victor in town. ing the Popular Party and its wearing a black robe with a beige Referring to the setbacks in the world’s most wanted man, The day after the election failure to stem the spread of se- vest and seated on the floor with battle, he said the “brothers” of responsible for steering his chill- there were no Spanish flags cession sentiment in Catalonia what appears to be an AK-74 rifle the many fallen fighters “will ingly violent organization into hanging from the balconies have driven many voters to Vox propped up next to him. He is avenge that, as they will not mass slaughter of opponents and of the town’s white-and-pas- and the center-right Citizens speaking with three men seated forget as long as they have blood directing and inspiring terror tel-colored buildings, and party. opposite him whose faces were in their veins, and there will be a attacks across continents and in no gatherings in its public Vox leader Santiago Abascal, covered and blotted out. battle after this one.” the heart of Europe. squares. There was no sign a former Popular Party mem- It is his first video appearance Al-Baghdadi called specifically The video appeared to be of campaigning anywhere as ber who took the helm of Vox since he delivered a sermon at the on his followers to intensify aimed at boosting the morale. residents of European and in 2014, calls his ex-party “the al-Nuri mosque in the Iraqi city attacks on France. He bragged his group carried African descent strolled along cowardly right.” of Mosul in 2014. In that video, he He made repeated references out 92 attacks in eight countries its clean, tree-lined streets. Abascal compared his appeared as a black-robed figure to current events, including to avenge the loss of territory in There was, however, an party’s showing Sunday to with a trimmed black beard to Benjamin Netanyahu winning Syria, citing Sri Lanka, Libya and undercurrent of the populist the “reconquering of Spain,” deliver a sermon from the pulpit the elections in Israel and the fall Saudi Arabia, without offering anger that has helped cata- conjuring up the 15th-century of the mosque in which he urged of longtime dictators Abdelaziz evidence for his claim. pult the far-right to election campaign by Spanish Catholic Muslims around the world to Bouteflika and Omar al-Bashir in Although largely seen as a victories in Italy, Austria and kingdoms to end Muslim rule swear allegiance to the caliphate Algeria and Sudan. symbolic figurehead of the global Hungary. in the Iberian Peninsula. and obey him as its leader. Most significantly, he praised terror network, al-Baghdadi’s Juan José Bonilla, a lawyer Two of Europe’s far-right Since then, he has only the recent attacks in Sri Lanka capture would be a coveted prize and farmer who grows zucchini leaders, France’s Marine Le released audio messages through which he said have “pleased the for the various players across in the greenhouses known Pen and Italian Deputy Prime the group’s media outlets. hearts of Muslims,” and said both Syria and Iraq. locally as the Sea of Plastic Minister Matteo Salvini, In the video released Monday, it is “part of the revenge that But so far, he has eluded the that blanket the surround- congratulated Abascal for Vox’s al-Baghdadi acknowledged that awaits the Crusaders and their Americans, Russians, Syrians, ing Almería region, is Vox’s entrance into parliament. IS lost the war in the eastern followers.” Iraqis and Kurds. 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Sponsors say the mea- used in the U.S. are foreign drugs might cost Floridians could eventual- create a prescription drug “The conversations with sure would give Floridians foreign-made now. Florida taxpayers. ly gain access to cheaper importation program that President (Donald) Trump an opportunity to pay Opponents warn of Vermont last year be- Canadian prescription would have to be ap- have been very good. He less for vital prescription risky counterfeit, contami- came the first state in the drugs under a measure proved by the U.S. Health understands the impor- drugs. U.S. consumers nated, or ineffective drugs nation to enact a prescrip- the state Legislature sent and Human Services tance of it and the kind of pay some of the highest and that the program tion-drug importation law, Monday to Gov. Ron Department before it pressures the citizens are prescription drug prices could prove costly to but it has not yet submit- DeSantis, who made it could be implemented. under,” Oliva said after the in the world, as much as oversee and regulate. A ted an application to the one of his top priorities. That could take months or bill passed, adding that 30% to 190% more than number of medical groups federal health agency. HEADLINES AROUND THE STATE Lawmakers reach $50M Florida in 2015 secretly inked hit the vehicles. Her grandfa- Osman Darcan was fatal- an open gate to a wildlife deal on Visit Florida a $1 million endorsement deal ther, Robert Schantz, was taken ly shot outside a resort in refuge. with rapper Pitbull, a move to a hospital where he died. Orlando’s tourist district in Florida Fish and Wildlife tourism agency many viewed as reckless spend- Montes says Clark and one September 2016. Conservation Commission TALLAHASSEE (AP) — ing. The agency is now under of the other drivers sustained Authorities at the time said officials say the female pan- Legislative budget negotiators new leadership. serious injuries. The third driver Darcan was killed protecting his ther was stuck on the wrong have reached a deal to extend About 126 million tourists had minor injuries. new wife from a gunman who side of the fence last month the life of the Visit Florida visited Florida last year. The sandhill cranes were not tried to steal her purse. near Florida Panther National tourism agency, which had been hurt. Darcan was a professor at Wildlife Refuge. set to expire in October. Man, 100, dies in Bogazici University in Istanbul. Spokeswoman Carli Segelson The House and Senate crash to avoid hitting Man charged in Turkish Online court records show says it’s uncommon for pan- agreed Monday to approve sandhill cranes tourist’s slaying Sparrow was being represented thers to get stuck on the other $50 million for the agency and 2 years ago by a public defender, but a side. The roughly 50-mile fence move its “sunset” date to June MELBOURNE (AP) — The woman in the public defend- is designed to separate panthers 30, 2020. That’s lower than the Florida Highway Patrol says a ORLANDO (AP) — er’s office said Monday that from traffic and guide them to $76 million Gov. Ron DeSantis 100-year-old man was killed Authorities in Florida say the office hadn’t received the wildlife crossings beneath the requested but higher than the when the car he was riding they’ve arrested a man for the paperwork yet. highway. But the News-Press Republican-led House initially in hit other vehicles that had slaying of a Turkish tourist reports the fence sustained proposed. stopped to avoid hitting a on his honeymoon during a Florida panther stuck damage after Hurricane Irma Visit Florida markets tour- group of sandhill cranes in the botched armed robbery more on wrong side of and is undergoing repairs. ism destinations in Florida road. than two years ago. highway fence She said officials later found through a variety of advertising Lt. Kim Montes says two The Orange County Sheriff’s an opening in the fence that methods, but House leaders drivers were stopped to let the Office tweeted Monday that FORT MYERS (AP) — Wildlife the panther may have sneaked have questioned whether it is cranes cross when 39-year-old detectives had arrested 27-year- officials and a motorist helped through. A video shows a necessary. Suzanne Clark swerved to avoid old Troy Sparrow. He has been guide a Florida panther that biologist, a wildlife officer and a House lawmakers were hitting the cars. Clark saw the charged with first-degree was stuck on the wrong side of motorist slowly guiding it to an especially unhappy when Visit cranes and swerved again and murder with a firearm. a highway fence back through open gate.

2019_04_30_wire_02.pdf 1 30-Apr-19 02:33:45 The Sun | Tuesday, April 30, 2019 NATIONAL NEWS www.yoursun.com E/N/C Page 3 FBI got tips minutes before John Singleton, maker of California synagogue attack ‘Boyz N the Hood,’ dies at 51 By JAKE COYLE Singleton became members made oppos- and HILLEL ITALIE the first black director ing court filings regard- ‘This is an evil person whose religion is hate’ ASSOCIATED PRESS to receive an Academy ing his health. Singleton Award nomination, an had been in intensive By ELLIOT SPAGAT NEW YORK — Director honor he would say was care in a Los Angeles and JULIE WATSON John Singleton, who compensation for the hospital since he had ASSOCIATED PRESS made one of Hollywood’s academy’s snubbing a stroke on April 17. A most Lee and “Do the Right court filing last week POWAY, Calif. — The memorable FBI said it got tips about Thing” two years earlier, by his mother, Shelia debuts with and was nominated Ward, requested she be a social media post the Oscar- threatening violence for best screenplay. appointed Singleton’s nominated (“Thelma & Louise” temporary conservator against Jews just minutes “Boyz N the before a gunman killed a won instead.) At 24, he to make medical and fi- Hood” and was also the youngest nancial decisions while worshipper and wounded continued three others at a Southern director nominee in he was incapacitated. SINGLETON over the Oscar history. Ward’s filing said California synagogue — an following attack that makes him In 2002, “Boyz N the that Singleton was in decades to probe the Hood” was added to the a coma. But on Friday, “part of the history of evil AP PHOTO lives of black commu- National Film Registry Singleton’s daughter that has been perpetrated nities in his native Los on Jewish people for Oscar Stewart, center, is hugged by Steve Vaus, right, the mayor by the Library of Cleopatra Singleton, of Poway, Calif., Monday, as they stand near a photo of Lori Angeles and beyond, has centuries,” the suspect’s Congress, which called 19, filed a declaration Kaye, during Kaye’s funeral in Poway Calif. died. He was 51. family said Monday. it “an innovative look disputing that account. Singleton’s family said at life and the tough She maintained that The tips to an FBI web- Dahan, 8, and her uncle carrying out attacks on Monday that he died in choices present for kids her father was not in a site and hotline included Almog Peretz suffered mosques in New Zealand Los Angeles, surrounded growing up in South coma and that doctors a link to the anonymous shrapnel wounds. that killed 50 people last by family and friends, Central Los Angeles.” did not “have a concrete post but did not offer Kaye, 60, was remem- month and at Pittsburgh’s after being taken off Singleton’s death diagnosis.” She opposed specific information about bered for her kindness Tree of Life synagogue that life support. Earlier this Monday followed a her grandmother its author or the location of Monday at a memorial killed 11 on Oct. 27. month, the director turbulent week during becoming conservator, the threat. The bureau said service at the packed The tipster, who refused suffered a major stroke. which his family or guardian. employees immediately synagogue in Poway, a to provide his name be- tried to determine who well-to-do suburb north of cause of security concerns, wrote it, but the shooting San Diego. said the call with the FBI occurred before they could Earnest fled when the lasted four or five minutes Alaska jail fire kills 2 prisoners, seriously injures guard establish his identity. gun jammed, calling 911 and the shooting hap- John T. Earnest, 19, to report the shooting and pened soon afterward. He NAPAKIAK, Alaska The injured guard was to a mattress, but it was was charged with murder surrendering a short time described the FBI as quick (AP) — An early morning flown out of the commu- unclear how materials to and attempted murder in later, authorities said. and professional and said fire at an Alaska jail killed nity by a medivac heli- start a fire got into a cell. Saturday’s attack as well as A tipster told The he doesn’t know what the two inmates and seriously copter. Two other guards Two state troopers arson in connection with Associated Press that he bureau could have done. injured a guard who was escaped the building from Bethel, two fire a nearby mosque fire last called the FBI tip line The shooting hap- trying to release them, without reported injuries. marshals from Anchorage month. He was expected in at 11:15 a.m. Saturday pened around 11:30 a.m. officials said. Aspects of the fire and an investigator with court Tuesday. because the post linked to Earnest’s gun jammed Authorities did not remain under question, the Alaska Bureau of Earnest burst into a manifesto that said the and an off-duty Border immediately identify the including who operated Investigation traveled to the Chabad of Poway author was responsible Patrol agent fired at him victims of the fire Sunday the jail in the village Napakiak to investigate synagogue Saturday on for the mosque arson in as he fled, missing him in the village of Napakiak of about 380 people Sunday, police said. the last day of Passover, Escondido. He says he but striking the getaway in southwest Alaska, the southwest of Bethel, the A 2018 survey of public a major Jewish holiday found online that had vehicle, authorities said. Anchorage Daily News newspaper reported. safety facilities by the that celebrates freedom, the mosque attack had Oscar Stewart, an Army reported Sunday. It was not immediately Association of Village and opened fire with an happened and feared the combat veteran, rushed Alaska State Troopers known what the victims Council Presidents found assault-style rifle on the new threat was real. the suspect just before the received a report around were in custody for and problems with windows, crowd of about 100. The online manifesto, agent opened fire, author- 1:30 a.m. that the jail- whether the building was door locks and exterior Lori Kaye, a founding written by a person ities said. house was “engulfed in equipped with smoke stairs at Napakiak’s public member of the congre- identifying himself as John “This is an evil person flames” and that two detectors. safety building, although gation, was killed. Rabbi Earnest, was an anti-Jew- whose religion is hate,” prisoners inside their cells A guard reported the it was not immediately Yishoel Goldstein was shot ish screed that praised Stewart, 51, told KGTV in “were not able to get free” blaze was the result of clear if that was the same in the hand, while Noya the suspects accused of San Diego. of their cells. a prisoner setting fire location as the fire. HEARING LOSS

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Truth about combining blood thinners, OTC pain meds DEAR DR. ROACH: I am DEAR DR. ROACH: My attaches. The neck, however, has on blood thinners, so I am unable sister is having a problem with se- many joints, and the cervical spine to take ibuprofen or naproxen for vere pressure in her head. She went is a common place for arthralgia pain. Do you know of anything I to a neurologist and was diagnosed and arthritis. The skull rests on the can take to help with pain? — K.B. with arthritis in her head. He is first vertebra of the neck, called the ANSWER: The body has investigating whether it has gone atlas, or C1. The atlas, in turn, rests two ways of clotting blood: the into her spine. Can a person get on the axis, the second cervical blood clotting factors and platelets, arthritis in the head? — P.W. vertebra (C2). While arthritis can which are special blood clotting ANSWER: "Arthritis" comes happen at the skull/neck joints cells. from the Greek word "arthron" (also called the craniovertebral Warfarin (Coumadin), like meaning "joint," and "-itis," which junction), my experience is that newer agents such as dabigatran Dr. Roach always means "inflammation." joint pain is much more common (Pradaxa) or rivaroxaban (Xarelto), So, arthritis is inflammation of the lower in the cervical spine. work as anticoagulants, blocking joints. Inflammation has five cardi- DEAR DR. ROACH: proteins that help clot the blood. does not mean people can never nal findings, which are still learned Is chlamydia easy to cure with They don't actually "thin" the take aspirin or NSAIDs if they are by medical students in Latin: calor antibiotics? — Anon. blood; that would mean a change on a medication to reduce clotting (warmth), rubror (redness), dolor ANSWER: Although there in viscosity. Clotting factors are risk, but it does mean that a careful (pain), tumor (swelling) and func- are several different species of the needed for a mature, effective evaluation must be done, based on tio laesa (loss of function). People bacterium Chlamydia, including blood clot. a person's unique circumstances, to often use the term "arthritis" an important one that causes Aspirin and NSAID drugs, like determine the safety of doing so. when they mean they have joint pneumonia, I assume you mean ibuprofen or naproxen (Aleve In other words, your doctor should pain without inflammation, which chlamydia trachomatis, the kind and others), affect platelets, the be able to tell you how often, if is really called arthralgia. Still, that causes genital disease in both specialized blood cells that start ever, you can take these over-the- "arthritis" is commonly used to men and women. clotting the blood when necessary. counter pain relievers. describe joint pain even if strictly Yes, it can be easily cured. If both the platelet system and If you can't take any, then speaking, it's arthralgia. The cure rate with either of the the factor system are decreased acetaminophen (Tylenol) is usually The skull itself has only one joint first-line antibiotics, doxycycline or due to medication (or underlying the safest bet. However, too much that typically gets arthritis or arth- azithromycin, is 96% to 100%. clotting disorder), then the risk for acetaminophen can increase the ralgia. This is the temporal-man- The hard part is making the effect of warfarin. abnormal bleeding goes up. This dibular joint, where the jawbone diagnosis. Challenger Friend refuses to help plan dinner she's not invited to DEAR ABBY: My best friend of 40 years has asked me to fly to her son's wedding in a few months, arrive early to help with everything and not be included in the rehearsal dinner. I explained that I'm not going to spend more than $1,000 to fly out early, stay in a ho- Yesterday’s Dear Abby Challenger tel, rent a car and not attend Answers the dinner I've helped set be completely open with up, decorate, etc. She said him. I am afraid the real me she's not inviting out-of- isn't that likable, so I have MARMADUKE By Brad Anderson town guests to the rehearsal become less talkative in this dinner, and it's family only. relationship. She then uninvited me to Each time we go out, the wedding and hung up he's always the talker, and on me! We haven't spoken when sometimes I want to since. say something, I clam up. Am I crazy or was she, for I like him a lot, and I don't expecting me to go work my like myself being this way. I behind off and leave before am outgoing and talkative the guests arrive? — No when I'm with my friends. One's Slave I LIKE the way I am when I DEAR NO ONE'S: am with them because I feel What happened proves free and relaxed. the truth of the adage that He has started to com- weddings and funerals plain about my quietness, can bring out the worst in and it's upsetting. Each time people. Your friend's request he mentions it, I feel like I'm was insensitive and rude, exposed. Should I continue and she should be ashamed this relationship? — Not of herself. You would have Quiet In The Midwest been more than "an out-of- DEAR NOT QUIET: town guest," and you should Don't look now, but your self-esteem appears to be have been thanked for your © 2011 by King Features Syndicate efforts AT THE DINNER. sagging. Stop hiding in a Cryptoquip DEAR ABBY: I've self-imposed "closet" and dated a guy for three show this person who you months now, and I still can't really are! Do not forget prom safety Prom pointers Dear Readers: May is PROM MONTH. The excitement of graduation, summertime fun, freedom and friendship all combine for a festive celebration, a night of memories and a rite of passage. But what should always come first? Safety! Hints from Heloise Tell your teen: Have a plan. Make sure someone is teen know exactly where available if an emergency the after-party is, who is arises. One obvious no-no: hosting it and what time using drugs and alcohol. the party ends. The school Never ride in a car with usually hosts an event; call someone who is drunk or to get details. high; going as a group and This is an exciting time of pitching in for a limousine is the year. Talking to your teen a safe option. about safety will certainly After-prom parties can be elicit an eye-roll or two, but fun, but ensure you and your carry on. — Heloise Page 6 E/N/C www.yoursun.com The Sun | Tuesday, April 30, 2019

and reality around the vision to keep it plenty of that. If there are too many fancy HOROSCOPE from crossing into the realm of delusion. extra things, no one knows where to ARIES (March 21-April 19). There’s so VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). You’ve learned devote one’s attention. Anyway, you’re much you don’t have to get mixed up in if to be selective in what you share with impressive without trying to be. you don’t want to. As you strive for a state people. You’ll stick with that strategy AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). Because of mental openness and receptivity, your today to avoid engendering envy or caus- you trust yourself and your innate sense stress levels plummet pleasantly. ing people to focus on things that don’t of timing, when circumstances arise that TAURUS (April 20-May 20). At some matter to the relationship. require immediate action, you go for LIBRA point, you’ll get about as much a return (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). You could go it. The others who don’t know you yet from your work as can happen. Keep in deep if you wanted to; you’re certainly haven’t learned what you can do, but mind the law of diminishing returns. All more than capable of understanding nu- they’ll learn. ance and handling complexities. But what the work you do after that point will yield PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). While fun would be the purpose? There’s so much to less and less. Be alert to when you should is contagious, it’s also subjective. When accomplish on the surface right now. move on. they’re having fun and you’re not, or vice GEMINI (May 21-June 21). Your way SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). There’s a versa, it’s a sign that you’re in the wrong would have worked under different light version and a heavy version. Go with place. Keep moving until the good vibes circumstances and with a different cast the temporary, lighter commitment for are mutual. of characters. Alas, compromises were a while, just to try things out and get a TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (April 30). The made. Good thing you’re so flexible and better appreciation and understanding you’ll make the very most of it. for the full range of what’s available. beginning of this solar return is marked CANCER (June 22-July 22). “Give ‘em the SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). The by the spirit of playfulness, which creates sizzle, not the steak,” may be the expres- more you do, the more there is to criticize. both a general feeling of belonging for sion of con artists, though it’s not always That’s why you have to be tough to a group and deep and lasting bonds in a bad thing to get one less steak. Maybe express yourself. It takes courage. You’d certain relationships. You’ll be inventive the sizzle is enough right now. It applies rather brave the way of the doer than and will come up with new systems and across the board today. go under the radar and have nothing to products to keep abundance flowing LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). To form a vision is show for it. through your world. Capricorn and Libra the essence of creativity and the heart of CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). It takes adore you. Your lucky numbers are: 9, 3, leadership. Build a border of practicality confidence to keep it simple, and you’ve 20, 40 and 20. BORN LOSER By Art and Chip Sansom

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ALMANAC No arrests day after chaotic shooting Today is Tuesday, April 30, the 120th day of 2019. There are 245 days left in the year. attack in Baltimore Today in history On April 30, 1975, the By DAVID McFADDEN quote-unquote, we’re seeing Acting Mayor Bernard “Jack” a change in social norms about Vietnam War ended as the South ASSOCIATED PRESS in Baltimore,” said Cassandra Young also urged witnesses to what is an acceptable way to Vietnamese capital of Saigon fell Crifasi, deputy director of the share what they know. resolve disputes. to Communist forces. BALTIMORE — Baltimore Center for Gun Policy and Although the motive for the Jeffrey Ian Ross, a crimi- police detectives are trying to Research at Baltimore’s Johns weekend attack is not clear, there nologist at the University of On this date figure out whether a chaotic Hopkins University. has long been an escalating arms Baltimore, agreed, arguing that shooting attack on a crowd And with no arrests a day after race among Baltimore’s criminal it’s highly possible that people In 1789, George Washington enjoying a weekend cookout the bloodshed at the crowded gangs that has turned some at the cookout actually know took the oath of office in New might be competition between cookouts, police investigators neighborhoods into battle zones, who committed the violence and York as the first president of the underworld groups, a triggerman might again be struggling to particularly in the most deeply “they are going to handle this United States. seeking vengeance or another overcome Baltimore’s strong disenfranchised areas. matter on their own,” ignoring In 1803, the United States kind of senseless strike. anti-informant culture that Street crews dramatically drive local police altogether. purchased the Louisiana Territory But one thing’s for certain: In a chronically makes eyewitnesses up the rates of violent crime by The commissioner said there from France for 60 million city accustomed to gun violence, to shootings and other crimes introducing illegal firearms and were two cookouts taking place francs, the equivalent of about the Sunday afternoon shooting too afraid or simply unwilling to narcotics with a street value on opposite sides of the street $15 million. that killed one and wounded come forward. greatly exceeding the size of the Sunday, and that shell casings In 1812, Louisiana became seven others in a gritty West “It is only with community surrounding neighborhood’s were found in two locations, the 18th state of the Union. Baltimore neighborhood barely help that we will be able to legal economy. indicating that there may have In 1900, engineer John stands out in a sea of similar identify who did this and hold The corrosive impact of the been a second gunman, or Luther “Casey” Jones of the shootings. them accountable,” said Police drug trade and a recurrence of someone firing back at the first Illinois Central Railroad died in a train wreck near Vaughan, “I think this weekend’s shoot- Commissioner Michael Harrison, tit-for-tat turf wars and retalia- shooter, who fled on foot. It was ing unfortunately exemplifies Mississippi, after staying at the who said the shooting appeared tory attacks have gotten so bad unclear whether the cookouts controls in a successful effort to the kind of standard violence, to be “extremely targeted.” that researchers say they’ve seen were related, Harrison said. save the passengers. In 1912, Universal Studios surveyed Bluff Park in Long had its beginnings as papers Beach, where the rally was incorporating the Universal Film BOMB supposed to happen. Manufacturing Co. were filed FROM PAGE 1 White nationalists, how- and recorded in New York State. attacks that killed 50 people ever, never showed up at the In 1945, as Soviet troops at New Zealand mosques, a park Sunday. Instead, a large approached his Berlin bunker, confidential source who has group of counter protesters Adolf Hitler committed suicide worked with the FBI since demonstrated for peace. along with his wife of one day, 2013 began chatting with Phone and email messages Eva Braun. him about his plans. seeking comment from the In 1968, New York City Domingo said he had an public defender representing police forcibly removed student assault rifle, semi-automatic Domingo were not immedi- demonstrators occupying five rifle and several magazines ately returned. A voicemail buildings at Columbia University. of ammunition. He discussed left at a phone number In 1970, President Richard M. picking off Jews walking to listed for Domingo was not Nixon announced the U.S. was synagogue, shooting police returned. sending troops into Cambodia, officers or attacking a church Domingo is believed to an action that sparked wide- spread protest. or military base, according to have acted alone and author- In 1973, President Richard investigators. ities said the public was not Nixon announced the resigna- When the source asked at risk. After Domingo was tions of top aides H.R. Haldeman him how he planned to identified online by the FBI, and John Ehrlichman, Attorney carry out violence without he was under surveillance General Richard G. Kleindienst getting caught, court records around the clock, said Ryan and White House counsel John said Domingo replied: Young, the FBI special agent Dean, who was actually fired. A beluga whale seen as it swims next to a fishing boat before Norwegian fishermen “Martyrdom, bro.” in charge of counter terror- In 1983, blues singer and removed the tight harness, swimming off the northern Norwegian coast Friday. He also allegedly discussed ism at the Los Angeles office. guitarist Muddy Waters died in killing a neighbor he was “Our biggest fear is this Westmont, Ill., at age 68. upset with as a prelude to was a rapid what we call In 1993, top-ranked women’s broader violence and later ‘radicalization to mobili- tennis player Monica Seles was BELUGA contemplated bombing the zation to violence,’” Young FROM PAGE 1 stabbed in the back during a Santa Monica Pier, where he said. “Sometimes we get match in Hamburg, Germany, by We have seen cases where said a summer attack on the asked ‘What keeps you up a man who described himself as other whales that have been in crowded tourist spot would at night?’ This is a case that a fan of second-ranked German Russian captivity doing fine.” maximize casualties because keeps us up at night.” player Steffi Graf. (The man, Hesten told Norwegian people wouldn’t be able While Domingo had convicted of causing grievous broadcaster NRK that the to escape the blast in the appeared committed to carry bodily harm, was given a whale began to rub itself again enclosed space. out the plot, court papers suspended sentence.) his boat when he first spotted Eventually, he settled portray him as suddenly In 2004, Arabs expressed it. on the idea of planting an reluctant as the bomb plot outrage at graphic photographs Russia does not have a histo- improvised explosive device came together. of naked Iraqi prisoners being ry of using whales for military that would be remotely He told the others he humiliated by U.S. military purposes but the Soviet Union triggered or detonated by a thought were his confeder- police; President George W. Bush had a full-fledged training timer at a white supremacist ates they should consider condemned the mistreatment of program for dolphins. event, investigators said. postponing so he could prisoners, saying “that’s not the The Soviet Union used a base The confidential source finish reading the Quran and way we do things in America.” in Sevastopol on the Crimean connected him with a experience the Muslim holy peninsula during the Cold War purported bomb maker who month of Ramadan begin- Today’s birthdays was actually an undercover ning in May. to train the mammals for mil- Actress Cloris Leachman is itary purposes such as search- police officer. Last Wednesday, he told 93. Singer Willie Nelson is 86. ing for mines or other objects Domingo bought 8 pounds the confidential source he Actor Burt Young is 79. King and planting explosives. The (3.6 kilograms) of nails long wanted to think about it for Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden is facility in Crimea was closed enough to puncture internal a night. 73. Movie director Allan Arkush following the collapse of the organs and provided them “Let’s just sleep on it,” is 71. Actor Perry King is 71. Soviet Union, though un- to the bomb maker, though he said, according to court Singer-musician Wayne Kramer named reports shortly after the the resulting contraption papers. “If we’re still as is 71. Singer Merrill Osmond is Russian annexation of Crimea contained only inert materi- motivated ... I’ll give the 66. Movie director Jane Campion indicated that it had reopened. als, authorities said. go-ahead.” is 65. Movie director Lars von The Russian Defense If he survived the planned The next day he sent a Trier is 63. Former Canadian Ministry published a public bombing, Domingo allegedly message to the supposed Prime Minister Stephen Harper tender in 2016 to purchase AP PHOTOS discussed launching further bomb maker that the plan is 60. Actor Paul Gross is 60. five dolphins for a training Norwegian Joergen Ree Wiig holds the whale attacks on the Long Beach was on. The two referred to Basketball Hall of Famer Isiah program. The tender did harness after it was removed from a beluga Port or on a train. the bombs as “presents” they Thomas is 58. Country musician not explain what tasks the whale off the northern Norwegian coast The plot was thwarted just needed to wrap for a party. Robert Reynolds is 57. Actor dolphins were supposed to Friday. The harness strap which features a two days ahead of the event, “Keep the presents some- Adrian Pasdar is 54. Rock singer perform, but indicated they mount for an action camera, says “Equipment investigators said, when an where safe lol,” Domingo J.R. Richards (Dishwalla) is 52. were supposed to have good St. Petersburg” which has prompted specula- FBI SWAT team arrested wrote back Friday morning Rapper Turbo B (Snap) is 52. teeth. It was taken offline tion that the animal may have escaped from a Domingo after he was given before making plans to meet Rock musician Clark Vogeler is shortly after publication. Russian military facility. the pressure cookers and that night. 50. Rhythm-and-blues singer Chris “Choc” Dalyrimple (Soul For Real) is 48. Rock musician Chris and helped shape its pub- to see his picture in the thinking of “this Russia he promoted the presi- Henderson (3 Doors Down) is LETTER lic release after Mueller newspapers. thing.” dent’s agenda, including 48. Country singer Carolyn Dawn FROM PAGE 1 submitted the document That wasn’t the case, Rosenstein appointed announcements on Johnson is 48. Actress Lisa Dean last month. though, for Rosenstein, Mueller one week later, combating violent crime Ryan is 47. Rhythm-and-blues In his resignation letter, Integral to the start of who was thrust into supervising his work and and opioid addiction. singer Akon is 46. Rhythm-and- Rosenstein said most the probe, Rosenstein Justice Department defending the investiga- “The Department blues singer Jeff Timmons (98 deputies stay in their was also present for the drama even before his tion against attacks from of Justice made rapid Degrees) is 46. Actor Johnny post for about 16 months; very end. After Mueller arrival on the job because congressional Republicans progress in achieving Galecki is 44. Singer-musician Rosenstein will have didn’t reach a conclusion of Attorney General Jeff and Trump, who repeat- the Administration’s law Cole Deggs (Cole Deggs and the served about two years. on whether Trump had Sessions’ earlier recusal edly blasted the probe as a enforcement priorities — Lonesome) is 43. Actor Sam Rosenstein intended obstructed the inves- from the Russia probe. “witch hunt.” reducing violent crime, Heughan is 39. Actor Kunal to leave around mid- tigation, Barr and the Rosenstein’s May 2017 Over the next two years, curtailing opioid abuse, Nayyar is 38. Rapper Lloyd Banks March but stayed on deputy stepped in and memo criticizing Comey’s with Sessions recused protecting consumers, is 37. Actress Kirsten Dunst is 37. for the completion of determined the evidence handling of the Hillary from the Russia investiga- improving immigration Country singer Tyler Wilkinson Mueller’s investigation. wasn’t enough to support Clinton email investigation because of his work enforcement, and build- (The Wilkinsons) is 35. Actress His exit will leave the such an allegation. tion laid the groundwork on the Trump campaign, ing confidence in the Dianna Agron is 33. Country department without the The deputy attorney for the FBI chief’s firing, Rosenstein set the police — while preserving singer Brandon Lancaster is 30. Justice Department leader general position is a though Rosenstein boundaries of Mueller’s national security and Rapper/producer Travis Scott most closely aligned with hugely significant job, privately made clear that investigation, approved strengthening federal is 28. the probe as officials responsible for overseeing he was unhappy that the investigative steps and, efforts in other areas,” grapple with continued the daily operations of White House was publicly in place of the rarely seen Rosenstein wrote in his Bible verse public and congressional the Justice Department characterizing the move special counsel, twice resignation letter. As it is written, There is scrutiny of the special and the work of United as his idea instead of announced criminal in- Though Rosenstein’s none righteous, no, not one.” counsel’s findings and the States attorneys across Trump’s, according to dictments from the Justice exit was orderly, and he — Romans 3:10. department’s handling of the country. But it’s largely Mueller’s report. Department podium endured in the job well the report. an anonymous, behind- Trump later said he against Russians accused beyond Sessions, his You’re just as good as the next Rosenstein was part the-scenes position. would have fired Comey of election interference. relationship with the fellow. That’s the problem. “All of a small group of Rosenstein even joked even without the Justice The investigation president waffled over have sinned.” — Let Jesus be department officials who about telling one of his Department’s recommen- overshadowed the rest of time and often appeared your Savior and Lord. reviewed the document daughters not to expect dation and said he was Rosenstein’s work even as in the balance. Kentucky Derby Arkansas Derby winner primed for the SPORTS First Saturday in May.

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NBA: Rockets Dieter Kurtenbach: These flopping Rockets are an embarrassment to the NBA By DIETER KURTENBACH his last five — either. deliberately bring the referees becomes the way basketball Houston 24 times, putting THE MERCURY NEWS No, the conversation is all into the fray. is played in the NBA moving them at the line for 29 free- about the referees. The Rockets are not so forward, then the league has a throw attempts. OAKLAND, Calif. — The Then again, we shouldn’t much playing basketball as massive problem. But there were a few main topic of conversation expect anything else following they are attempting to exploit For 48 minutes Sunday, times — including on the last following the Warriors’ a game featuring this Houston the game’s rules and the fal- Houston hunted for fouls. shot of the game — where 104-100 Game 1 win over the team. libility of the officials to their Yes, their version of a floppy Houston’s unsporting tactics Rockets Sunday isn’t Golden That’s because these advantage. It’s a gameplan action looks a lot different and general histrionics didn’t State’s gutsy effort on short Rockets aren’t interested in rooted in obsession, devised than the Warriors’, and after bring about the result they rest. playing Golden State straight- by lawyers, and seeping in 87 games of practice, they desire on every possession: a It isn’t Kevin Durant’s up — they know they’ll lose righteous indignation. It’s were flagrant in its execution whistle. dominant offensive run — he that way. So instead they’ve pathetic. in Game 1. And then, of course, they scored 35 points Sunday and devised a clever way to make And if this catches on — if Oftentimes, the strategy is averaging 40 per game over the game more balanced: they this nonsense works and worked — the Warriors fouled ROCKETS | 6B

AREA PREP: Port Charlotte 15, Ida Baker 0 Lady Pirate seniors enter survival mode

SUN PHOTO CHRIS BLAKE Port Charlotte’s Jordan Klass slides safely into home to score during Monday night’s District quarter final game against Ida Baker High School. Port Charlotte cruises past Ida Baker to reach District semis

By JACOB HOAG to Wednesday’s District practice tomorrow we’re five runs in the inning, the ability to play as together and I don’t think SPORTS WRITER semifinal. gonna get out there and freshman Emma Jurisko many games as possible they want to see us go More importantly, they drive some balls and drove in two more in a is all that matters to the just yet. The Port Charlotte secured at least one more hopefully play well and driving single to left field. seniors at this point. “It’s awesome,” Yiengst softball team was feeling game for four seniors — have a shot at Regionals.” Yiengst was solid in the When they travel to take added. “We know exactly themselves Monday night Seaaira Yiengst, McKenna Port Charlotte plated circle, retiring the first on North Fort Myers on how we play, how we and not just at the end Hoffman, Alexis Queior four runs in the first to nine batters she saw and Wednesday, that attitude react and how we per- of the third inning when and Kya Nelson. Each set the tone for the strong only allowed two hits in will continue. form. We know when to they were line dancing in of whom have had each offensive showcase. The four innings with three “Our mindset is not pick each other up and the dugout to Cotton Eye other’s backs for the past inning was highlighted strikeouts. going in pressured, but know how to talk to each Joe. four years. by an RBI double from Up 14-0 in the fourth, relaxed,” Hoffman said. other. We’re fighting for The Lady Pirates “Our defense was pretty Yiengst and two errors by the game-ending run “Knowing that any game our lives.” (12-10) poured on 15 on point tonight, but our Ida Baker (3-17). came off the bat of Jazlyn from here on out could be The seniors are a tight unanswered runs in batting we have to work In the second, it was Embry, who singled to our last, we’re playing like bunch on and off the four innings to beat Ida on a little bit,” Yiengst much of the same. After score Yiengst. it’s going to be our last. Baker 15-0 and advance said. “But definitely at already pushing across The win was nice, but Our team has truly come PIRATES | 3B

NBA: Magic Magic co-founder Pat Williams is retiring after more than 50 years in NBA By MIKE BIANCHI Yes, Williams announced his Magic Chairman Dan DeVos The story now is part of the NBA, had the ear of new ORLANDO SENTINEL retirement as the Magic’s senior said in a statement released by Orlando sports lore — how commissioner David Stern. vice president on Monday, but the Magic. “Back in 1986 sat Williams, spurred on by fellow Two years earlier, Williams had The legendary Pat Williams he’ll always be the co-founder this beautiful city in the center co-founder and Orlando busi- become friends with Hewitt, announced his official re- of the Magic and one of the of the state that was the perfect nessman Jimmy Hewitt, sold who on that fateful day in ‘86 tirement from the Orlando most influential figures in spot to bring what was missing the NBA on Orlando. was driving Williams back to Magic on Monday, but can you Orlando sports history. — NBA basketball to the great Back in 1986, Williams, then the airport after a speaking en- really ever retire from being “We are so grateful to Pat people of Orlando. On behalf of the GM of the Philadelphia gagement in Orlando. Williams the father and founder of a Williams for what he has done our entire family, we thank Pat 76ers and one of the most franchise? for sports in Orlando,” Orlando for making the Magic a reality.” prominent executives in MAGIC | 6B

Florida Lottery BASKETBALL: Spurs www.flalottery.com PICK 2 Popovich negotiating new deal with San Antonio Spurs Apr. 29N ...... 8-0 Apr. 29D ...... 7-3 Apr. 28N ...... 3-5 Coach Gregg Popovich negotiating a new deal with the San Antonio Spurs Apr. 28D ...... 3-8 By RAUL DOMINGUEZ Apr. 27N ...... 8-7 ASSOCIATED PRESS Apr. 27D ...... 6-6 D-Day, N-Night SAN ANTONIO — The Spurs suffered through an PICK 3 odd, erratic season filled Apr. 29N ...... 1-7-2 with injuries, strife and Apr. 29D ...... 8-5-6 drama before a second Apr. 28N ...... 2-7-2 straight ouster from the Apr. 28D ...... 4-0-4 playoffs in the first round. Apr. 27N ...... 7-2-8 Gregg Popovich enjoyed Apr. 27D ...... 9-3-4 it so much he is coming D-Day, N-Night back for a 24th season as coach in San Antonio. PICK 4 Normally extremely Apr. 29N ...... 0-6-3-0 private, Popovich said Apr. 29D ...... 4-9-2-6 Monday he is negotiating Apr. 28N ...... 4-4-1-2 a new deal with the Spurs after his current contract Apr. 28D ...... 4-9-8-9 expired this season. There Apr. 27N ...... 4-6-9-8 was some uncertainty Apr. 27D ...... 2-4-1-4 surrounding his return, D-Day, N-Night but the 70-year-old PICK 5 Popovich put an end to that with a quip or two. Apr. 29N ...... 6-1-2-8-2 “I’m currently in Apr. 29D ...... 6-0-9-1-4 negotiations and could Apr. 28N ...... 2-7-1-8-0 very well end up with Apr. 28D ...... 2-4-2-0-3 either the Portofino Flyers Apr. 27N ...... 1-5-4-3-6 or the Positano Pirates (or Apr. 27D ...... 0-4-3-3-8 the Spurs),” Popovich said San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich, right, congratulates Denver Nuggets center Nikola Jokic after Game 7 of an NBA D-Day, N-Night dryly. “I think it’s like one- basketball first-round playoff series, Saturday, in Denver. The Nuggets won 90-86 to advance to the second round against Portland. FANTASY 5 third Positano, one-third Many doubted the to do. So, that was very Portofino and one-third Spurs would continue impressive to me.” Apr. 29 ...... Late San Antonio. So, we’ll see that streak this season San Antonio had eight Apr. 28 ...... 1-2-30-32-35 where I end up.” with all the turmoil and new players on its roster Apr. 27 ...... 1-10-13-17-33 PAYOFF FOR APR. 27 There is little chance turnover. this season, the most in Popovich ends up 3 5-digit winners ...... $173,867.83 A year ago, Kawhi Popovich’s tenure. That anywhere but San 319 4-digit winners ...... $112 Leonard played in only turned out to be one of Antonio, where he has 10,359 3-digit winners ...... $9.50 nine games while nursing the highlights for the enjoyed unprecedented a right thigh injury. veteran coach. success. His desire to CASH FOR LIFE Reportedly upset with “It was kind of one return was apparent Apr. 29 ...... 1-21-24-30-35 how his rehabilitation of the more enjoyable during an 18-minute Cash Ball ...... 1 was handled, Leonard seasons because you got news conference to wrap • • • forced his way out of San to see people develop,” Apr. 22 ...... 17-20-24-33-57 up a season that ended with a loss to the Denver Antonio in the offseason Popovich said. Cash Ball ...... 4 If that wasn’t enough PAYOFF FOR APR. 25 Nuggets in Game 7 of and was sent to Toronto AP PHOTOS along with Danny Green to overcome, the Spurs 0 5-5 CB ...... $1,000/Day their first-round series. also lost starting point San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich prepares for 0 5-5 ...... $1,000/Week Popovich has1,245 in a trade for DeMar guard Dejounte Murray Game 5 of an NBA basketball first round playoff series against 2 4-5 CB ...... $2,500 wins, third-most in DeRozan and Jakob to a season-ending knee the Denver Nuggets, Tuesday, in Denver. 11 4-5 ...... $500 NBA history behind Poeltl. Don Nelson and Lenny The Spurs also lost injury in the preseason Popovich and ended up young players like JACKPOT TRIPLE PLAY Wilkens, and is one of five Manu Ginobili to and his replacement, seventh in the Western White, Poeltl and Bryn retirement and Tony Derrick White, missed the Conference as DeRozan Forbes on the court and Apr. 26 ...... 4-5-8-39-40-46 coaches to win five NBA Parker left the team in first month with a knee and veteran LaMarcus prepping rookies Lonnie Apr. 23 ...... 10-17-21-29-31-40 championships. He will free agency along with injury. Aldridge helped carry the Walker IV, Chimezie Metu Apr. 19 ...... 9-28-34-37-38-46 coach USA Basketball in PAYOFF FOR APR. 26 the FIBA World Cup in veteran Kyle Anderson. In one four-game team’s young roster. and Drew Eubanks in the 0 6-of-6 ...... $1,400,000 China this summer, and “I didn’t know what to stretch, the Spurs lost “I think that when we G League. 42 5-of-6 ...... $403.50 will coach the Americans expect, to be honest,” three games by 30-plus all reflect on the season, “It’s the beginning of 1,728 4-of-6 ...... $23.50 in the Tokyo Olympics Popovich said. “I didn’t points; in Popovich’s first they achieved a lot more a new culture for a new 29,367 3-of-6 ...... $1 next summer should the know how this group 1,758 regular-season than a lot of people gave group,” Popovich said. ESTIMATED JACKPOT team qualify. would respond to that games as coach, the Spurs them credit for having “So, we’ll have a little bit $1,600,000 The Spurs have reached kind of adversity, but had only lost by 30-plus the opportunity to of corporate knowledge the playoffs the last 22 they showed us a lot five total times. Of course, achieve,” Popovich said. going into next season LOTTO seasons, a streak that in continuing with the they also won five straight San Antonio was able and they’ll show that, I Apr. 27 ...... 1-17-27-36-42-51 ties for the longest in program and trying to do games by 25-plus points to reach the postseason think.” Apr. 24 ...... 2-4-21-27-32-45 NBA history. what we wanted them for the first time under while also developing Apr. 17 ...... 2-25-31-45-52-53 PAYOFF FOR APR. 27 0 6-digit winners ...... $3 million SPORTS ON TV BASKETBALL: Rockets 23 5-digit winners ...... $4,705.00 COLLEGE BASEBALL 1,050 4-digit winners ...... $83.50 7 p.m. Rockets’ Paul fined $35K for ‘reckless’ contact with ref ESTIMATED JACKPOT SEC — Southeast Missouri vs. Missouri $3.5 million COLLEGE SOFTBALL 7 p.m. Houston Rockets guard Chris Paul fined $35,000 for what the NBA called POWERBALL FS1 — DePaul at Illinois GOLF Apr. 27 ...... 2-29-41-45-62 3 p.m. ‘aggressively confronting and recklessly making contact’ with official Powerball ...... 6 GOLF — PGA Golf: PGA Profes- By JANIE McCAULEY • • • sional Championship, third round, tech. And I knew that was AP SPORTS WRITER Apr. 24 ...... 6-32-35-36-65 Bluffton, S.C. my second,” said Paul, MLB BASEBALL who had rebounded James Powerball ...... 4 7 p.m. PAYOFF FOR APR. 27 MLB — St. Louis at Washington OR OAKLAND, Calif. — Harden’s missed 3 with 10.1 Detroit at Philadelphia Houston guard Chris Paul seconds left. 0 5-5 + PB ...... $166 million NBA BASKETBALL 0 5-5 ...... $1 million 8 p.m. was fined $35,000 by the The Rockets publicly 2 4-5 + PB ...... $50,000 TNT — NBA Playoff: Boston at NBA on Monday for making complained in postgame Milwaukee, East Semifinals, Game 2 contact with an official interviews about the 27 4-5 ...... $100 10:30 p.m. ESTIMATED JACKPOT with 4.4 seconds left in a officiating, particularly TNT — NBA Playoff: Houston at $181 million Golden State, West Semifinals, Game 2 104-100 loss to the Golden frustrated with Golden NHL HOCKEY State Warriors in Game 1 State’s closeouts on 3-point MEGA MILLIONS 7 p.m. of the Western Conference shooters like Harden. NBCSN — Stanley Cup Playoff: Apr. 26 ...... 9-17-23-30-46 Boston at Columbus, East 2nd Round, semifinals. On Monday, the NBA’s Mega Ball ...... 10 Game 3 Paul was automatically Last-Two Minute Report 10 p.m. ejected following his second confirmed a no-call when • • • NBCSN — Stanley Cup Playoff: San Apr. 23 ...... 7-24-30-48-67 Jose at Colorado, West 2nd Round, technical Sunday. The Draymond Green defended Mega Ball ...... 9 Game 3 league said his discipline that 3-point try by Harden PAYOFF FOR APR. 26 SOCCER (MEN’S) — handed down by that could have tied the 3 p.m. game. 0 5 of 5 + MB ...... $212 million TNT — UEFA Champions League: executive Kiki VanDeWeghe 0 5 of 5 ...... $1 million Tottenham vs. Ajax — was “for aggressively Paul has been determined confronting and recklessly to have a great series against 0 4 of 5 + MB ...... $10,000 making contact with a the two-time defending 33 4 of 5 ...... $500 SunCoast Sports Now game official,” Josh Tiven. champion Warriors after he ESTIMATED JACKPOT Paul would not say after missed the final two games $229 million When news breaks, you can find the game whether he had of last year’s seven-game it at www.yoursun.com. indeed made contact with series because of an injured HOW TO … Like us and share our Tiven as it appeared on right hamstring. 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CONTACT US You can’t catch them if you don’t Benjamin Baugh • Editor know where they are! Check out the [email protected] or 941-206-1175 Jacob Hoag • Staff writer Fish Finder every Thursday, only in [email protected] or 941-206-1122 WaterLine, only in Email: sports@sun-herald. com Fax: 941-629-2085 The Sun | Tuesday, April 30, 2019 www.yoursun.com E/N/C Page 3 Bulldogs win pitching duel against Pirates By BRUCE ROBINS said. “He came out and kept After retiring the first two for us and he (Adams) threw a for the rest of the night. SUN CORRESPONDENT us off balance. He worked in, batters, Hepner walked Braden great game over there. Anything Port Charlotte fell to 14-8 on worked out, fastball, curveball, Steele and Danny Shea. Caleb we tried to do he countered. He the season and will host Naples PORT CHARLOTTE — changeup…I tip my hat to him. Fillingim then hit a line drive had total control.” for Senior Night on Tuesday. DeSoto County sophomore They got the big hit when down the first base line that The Pirates best chance De Soto improved to 10-12 and Logan Adams tossed a com- they needed it. We had oppor- glanced off the glove of Port to score came in the bottom will host Community Christian plete game one-hitter as the tunities, we couldn’t get that hit Charlotte first baseman Jordan of the third when Adams on Friday. Bulldogs edged Port Charlotte, and they did.” Delcolle to drive in the game’s walked the first two batters. DESOTO COUNTY 1, PORT 1-0, in a non-district baseball Pirate starter Tyler Zylstra lone run. Scotty McLean laid down an CHARLOTTE 0 game Monday night. matched zeros with Adams “Zylstra was up to 92 pitches, attempted sacrifice bunt, DeSoto 000. 001. 0. — 1 3. 0 Adams gave up just an infield for the first five innings before there was no need to keep him but Adams fielded the ball Port Charlotte 000. 000. 0. — single in the first inning to being lifted in favor of Will in there any longer,” Taylor and fired to third to get the 0. 1. 1 Hunter Wilder, walked two, Hepner with two outs in the said. “So we brought Will in and lead runner. Adams retired WP — Logan Adams. LP — struck out six, and retired the top of fifth. Hepner promptly we pull off a little pickoff play the next two Port Charlotte Will Hepner. Leading hitters: last 15 Pirate batters in a row. picked off Mason Ayers from that I thought would get us a batters to end the threat, and Caleb Fillingim (D) 1-3, RBI; “He threw a great game,” Port first base to end the inning, little fired up and get some mo- those were the last baserun- Braden Steele (D) 1-2, run; Charlotte coach Rodney Taylor but got in trouble in the sixth. mentum. It didn’t do anything ners the Pirates would have Hunter Wilder (PC) 1-3.

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TENNIS Lemon Bay at States Manta Rays Enrique Subero and Noah Pirro fought valiantly, but came up short Monday to fall to the Satellite Scorpions doubles team, losing 6-1, 6-4, in States at Red Bug Lake Park, in Seminole County. Pirro was playing with a sprained ankle. “They were really good players (the team from Satellite Beach),” said Emilio Baradith, Lemon Bay boys tennis coach. “He (Pirro) was a bit sore. He wasn’t at 100 percent. They played very well.” Baradith was pleased with what he saw from the Mantas during the season, impressed with their motivation, competitiveness, their ability to overcome challenges and teamwork. “We’re excited about this coming year,” said Baradith. “We’ll have the kids work out a little SUN PHOTOS CHRIS BLAKE more, especially arms and get into techniques, the backhand and the serving.” Port Charlotte’s Seaaira Yiengst lays down a bunt for a base hit during Monday night’s District quarter final game at Port Charlotte High School. BASEBALL bonding activities have know when Kya’s up to bat, on Wednesday, but Port Southwest Florida Christian 9, North Port 6 forged a bond that carries she’s gonna watch every Charlotte is going to do The Kings defeated the Bobcats Monday evening, PIRATES over in their play. strike and try to hit every everything in its power to 9-6. FROM PAGE 1B They know what to one her hardest. It’s more extend the run. North Port designated hitter Brandon Corso field. Yiengst and Queior expect in every situation than knowing, it’s just “We’re all just keeping scored three runs and drew three walks. have played together — where they can relax feeling how they feel. We our heads up, hoping Senior catcher Ethan Krizen went 1-3, doubling for nearly 14 years. As and where they need to have a great connection.” it’s not our last game,” in a run; sophomore center fielder Ben Brown went a group, the four Port step in and give support. “I have a lot of faith in Queior said. “All four of 1-3 and drove in a run; senior first baseman Colby Charlotte seniors have “I know when Lex is them and I have a lot of us, if it was our last game Chippendale went 2-4 with two runs batted in and played together their en- playing first, there’s not faith in the team,” Nelson it would be really hard.” sophomore Kyle Yeager went 1-4 while delivering a tire high school careers. a ball that’s getting past,” added. “That’s what Email Jacob Hoag at run batted in. Blowing up their group Hoffman said. “When makes us strong.” [email protected] Island Coast 6, Lemon Bay 1 chat at 3 a.m., lunches Seaaira is pitching, she’s There’s not telling and follow him on Twitter The Gators defeated the Mantas Monday evening, after school and countless gonna give it her all. I what result they’ll face @ByJacobHoag. 6-1. Junior Tyler Intihar drive in the lone Lemon Bay run. Sophomore shortstop Sebastian Daubner went 1-3 and junior first baseman Chris Diemer was 1-3. ADULT SOFTBALL Carmalita 60+ Softball Dr. Ivette Fernandez DMD 16 Dr. Paul M. Popper 10 Dr. Luis Fernandez 15 Reuter Accounting 8 Luigi’s Pizza 12 The Hawks 9 Dr. Luis Fernandez 16 The Ice House Pub 3 DR. Ivette Fernandez 14 Luigi’s Pizza 11 Reuter Accounting 8 The Hawks 5 SAILING America’s Boating Course is being offered by the Venice Sail and Power Squadron with two consecutive sessions on Saturday May 18th and 25th from 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Topics covered include docking and undocking maneuvers, required and suggested equipment, rules of the road, Florida regulations, how to use a trailer including backing, PWC operation and handling emergency situations. A State of Florida boating safety ID card will be issued at the successful completion of the course. This card is required for anyone born after Jan 1, 1988. The cost of the course is $50 per student with a discount for family members. The class will be held at the Waymire Training Center in Wellfield Park, 1450 Lucaya Ave. Venice. For more information, call 941-244-8331 as Registration is required. SPORTS CALENDAR BASEBALL Venice home vs. Sarasota, 7 p.m. Port Charlotte vs. Naples Lemon Bay home vs. North Fort Myers, 7 p.m. SOFTBALL Venice at Charlotte DISTRICT SEMIFINALS, 7:30 p.m. Lemon Bay — Softball home vs. DeSoto in DISTRICT SEMIFINALS, 7 p.m. North Port at Fort Myers, 7 p.m.

Port Charlotte’s Seaaira Yiengst pitched a complete game shutout over Ida Baker in Monday night’s District quarter final game at Port Charlotte High School. Page 4 E/N/C www.yoursun.com The Sun | Tuesday, April 30, 2019

MLB: Rays Rays call up Nate Lowe to help with battered lineup By MARC TOPKIN off to a good start back at TAMPA BAY TIMES Triple A Durham, hitting .300 with three homers The Rays are calling and 14 RBIs. up prospect Nate Lowe, Lowe plays first base, adding a power lefty bat where he could share to their lineup. some time with Ji-Man Lowe joins the Rays Choi and Yandy Diaz, and as they are missing two can also DH. key lefty hitters, with Christian Arroyo was Austin Meadows and Joey optioned back to Triple Wendle on the injured A to make room on the list. 25-man roster. To make How long Lowe will room on the 40-man stay is not clear, but he roster, RH Andrew Moore, fills a need for now as the acquired from Seattle in Rays, despite having the the Alex Colome/Denard best record in the majors, Span trade, was desig- could use some more nated for assignment. offense. Moore was 0-2, 12.98 in Lowe advanced through five games at Durham, three levels of the Rays’ allowing 29 hits and 10 1 AP PHOTO minor-league system last walks in 17 /3 innings. ... year in earning player of Also. Lowe will wear No. Nate Lowe of the Tampa Bay Rays bats against Bryan Mata of the Boston Red Sox in the third inning of the All-Star Futures game the year honors and was 35. on July 15, 2018, at Nationals Park in Washington.

MLB: Rangers Rangers’ Pence: ‘We’ve got a long way to go, but I’m enjoying every bit of this journey’ By JEFF WILSON MLB season. He still works like and professionalism set a high Monday before kicking off a League West have at least one FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM he’s a rookie and is ready to play bar for younger players to reach, quick five-game homestand lefty in their rotations. every day, and he has looked like and that’s one of the reasons Tuesday. Pence was in the mid- That’s an easy way for manag- Just more than one month has he can still play every day. the Rangers pursued him in the dle of the Rangers’ big weekend er Chris Woodward to help keep passed since the dream came Maybe more playing time offseason. in Seattle, where they scored Pence sharp. true for Hunter Pence. develops. Maybe it doesn’t. Players who come straight 29 runs and collected 37 hits in “He’s getting an opportunity The Arlington, Texas, native Either way, after one month of from the minors need to learn victories Saturday and Sunday to to get me into one game a series, wore a Texas Rangers jersey for the 2019 MLB season, Pence is how to stay in the majors, from snap a five-game losing streak. and that’s been really nice,” the first time March 28 and was thrilled with where he is. how to prepare every day to The three-time All-Star went Pence said. “I’m just here to help in the Opening Day lineup at Home playing baseball. how to dress on road trips. The 5 for 11 with seven RBIs, four of anyway I can. It’s about every- Globe Life Park, where he had “I’m having a blast,” Pence veterans aren’t babysitters, but which came Sunday. He drove in one, and whatever I can do to watched the Rangers play and said. “This is an unbelievable they expect young players to the game’s first run on a first-in- help, that’s what I’m here for.” imagined hitting home runs team, a phenomenal staff and take notes on how things are ning infield single, capped a Pence has been helping in decades earlier. a great team to play for in my done. four-run third with a two-run many ways while realizing the Pence is a reserve with hometown. We’ve got a long way “He’s one of the leaders just homer and added an RBI double dream he had decades ago. the Rangers, who have three to go, but I’m enjoying every bit because of the presence he in a four-run fifth. “He works his butt off every outfielders whose careers are of this journey.” brings and the positivity he After reinventing his swing day,” Gallo said. “You could still dawning while Pence is on Everything the Rangers had brings to the field every day,” in the offseason following a come to the field, and, ‘I’m not the twilight side of his. He is on heard about Pence being the left fielder Joey Gallo said. “I’ve seven-year run with the San playing. Whatever.’ But he’s the team to fill in when regulars consummate teammate and never really played with a guy Francisco Giants, Pence is bat- ready to play every day, ready need to sit and to fill in blanks professional have rung true like that. He’s really great for ting .321 (17 for 53) with an .898 to hit every at-bat. He’s stayed when younger players have a since he signed a minor-league the young guys and everyone in OPS in 16 games. He is playing sharp and he’s made sure he question. deal with the team just before general. He’s a great addition to frequently against left-handed does. But Pence, 36, isn’t down shift- spring training. our clubhouse.” pitchers, and three of the other “I look up to him. He’s impres- ing toward retirement in his 13th His energy level, work ethic The Rangers had an off day four teams in the American sive to watch.” MLB ROUNDUP Odorizzi edges of the season led off the deep shot to the plaza in pitches through five in- TRAINER’S ROOM eventually work himself Verlander as Twins third. right field on a full count nings. Josh Reddick led off back up, including expect- Odorizzi pitched seven against Verlander (4-1), the second with a single Astros: OF George ed stops in Double-A and beat Astros 1-0 solid innings to outduel who allowed two hits, before Odorizzi set down Springer was out of the Triple-A. Justin Verlander, Ehire walked two and struck out 13 straight. starting lineup for a day MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Adrianza homered off seven over six innings. Odorizzi had shown of rest but pinch-hit for UP NEXT — JJake Odorizzi pitched Houston’s ace and the Coming off a dominant flashes of dominance this Jake Marisnick against seven solid innings to Minnesota Twins beat the sweep of Baltimore, the season but had ultimately Taylor Rogers in the eighth Right-hander Gerrit outduel Justin Verlander, Astros 1-0 on Monday Twins faced Houston for run into trouble. He struck inning. Cole (1-4, 4.71 ERA) will Ehire Adrianza homered night. the second time in a week. out 11 and gave up one Twins: 3B Miguel Sano start Tuesday for Houston off Houston’s ace and the Odorizzi (3-2) gave up They also saw Verlander in run in six innings in his (right heal laceration) will and will be opposed by Minnesota Twins beat four hits while beating the previous series, when season debut. He followed start a rehab assignment right-hander Michael the Astros 1-0. Odorizzi Houston for the second he gave up one run and with a short outing at with Class A Fort Myers Pineda (2-1, 5.63). Cole lost gave up four hits while time in two starts. He needed just 98 pitches to Philadelphia in which he on Tuesday. Sano hasn’t his second straight start in beating Houston for the walked one and struck get through eight innings. couldn’t get out of the first played this season after his last outing, giving up second time in two starts. out seven, and Minnesota This time around, the inning. getting injured while two runs in seven innings He walked one and struck won for the eighth time Twins made Verlander In his next start, celebrating his team’s against Cleveland. Pineda out seven, and Minnesota in 10 games. Blake Parker work, and he was out after Odorizzi had a no-hitter winter league champi- makes his second straight won for the eighth time recorded his sixth save. 100 pitches. into the fifth inning before onship in the Dominican start against the Astros. He in 10 games. Blake Parker Adrianza’s first homer The Astros were losing his control, walking Republic. Manager Rocco surrendered four runs in 5 1 recorded his sixth save. of the season led off the more aggressive against three batters to end his Baldelli said Sano will start /3 innings in a no-decision Adrianza’s first homer third. He hit a towering, Odorizzi, who had 52 night in an eventual loss. with partial games and last week in Houston.

Braves 3, Padres 1 ER BB SO NP Eaton rf 5 0 1 2 0 1 .291 Peraza 2b 5 0 2 1 McNeil 2b 2 0 0 0 Tapia lf 2 0 0 0 0 1 .262 San Diego AB R H BI BB SO Avg. ERA Robles cf 4 0 0 0 0 2 .255 Votto 1b 4 0 1 0 P.Alnso 1b 4 0 1 1 Wolters c 3 0 1 0 0 1 .281 Garcia ss-2b 3 1 1 0 1 1 .240 Margevicius, L, 2-3 52/3 4 Soto lf 3 0 0 0 1 1 .248 E.Sarez 3b 4 0 0 1 Nimmo lf 3 0 0 1 b-Reynolds ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .192 Reyes rf 4 0 1 0 0 1 .205 3 1 3 3 Kendrick 3b 4 0 0 0 0 0 .306 Winker lf 4 1 1 1 Cnforto rf 4 1 1 0 Freeland p 1 0 1 0 0 0 .167 Machado 3b-ss 3 0 0 0 1 1 .235 95 3.23 Adams 1b 3 1 1 0 1 2 .271 Puig rf 4 1 1 0 T.Frzer 3b 5 0 0 0 a-Hampson ph 1 0 1 0 0 0 .184 Hosmer 1b 4 0 1 0 0 2 .243 Warren 1/3 0 0 Kieboom ss 3 0 0 0 1 0 .200 Schbler cf 2 1 0 0 W.Ramos c 4 1 1 1 Bettis p 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Renfroe lf 4 0 0 0 0 1 .240 0 0 0 2 Dozier 2b 3 1 1 0 1 1 .193 J.Iglss ss 3 1 2 1 A.Rsrio ss 4 0 1 1 Totals 31 1 4 1 3 7 Kinsler 2b 3 0 0 0 0 1 .134 4.15 Gomes c 3 1 1 0 1 1 .258 Brnhart c 3 1 1 1 Lagares cf 3 1 1 0 Milwaukee AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Erlin p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- Erlin 2 2 0 Corbin p 1 0 0 1 1 1 .300 Roark p 2 0 1 0 Wheeler p 2 1 1 0 Cain cf 4 1 1 0 0 0 .274 c-Myers ph 1 0 0 0 0 1 .255 0 1 0 38 Miller p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- Wa.Prlt p 0 0 0 0 Broxton ph 1 0 0 0 Grandal c 4 0 0 0 0 0 .281 Hedges c 3 0 0 0 0 1 .175 3.97 b-Difo ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .254 Lrenzen p 1 0 0 0 S.Lugo p 0 0 0 0 Hart p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- Margot cf 3 0 2 0 0 0 .263 Atlanta IP H R Suero p 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 A.Grrtt p 0 0 0 0 Familia p 0 0 0 0 Braun lf 3 1 1 0 1 0 .200 Margevicius p 1 0 0 0 0 1 .286 ER BB SO NP Grace p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- Dav.Hrn p 0 0 0 0 Do.Smth ph 1 0 0 0 Aguilar 1b 4 2 3 4 0 0 .156 Warren p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- ERA d-Suzuki ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .244 Detrich ph 0 0 0 0 Ed.Diaz p 0 0 0 0 Moustakas 3b 3 1 1 0 0 0 .276 France 3b 1 0 0 0 0 0 .500 Soroka, W, 2-1 6 4 Totals 31 3 4 3 6 9 R.Iglss p 0 0 0 0 Claudio p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- Totals 30 1 5 0 2 10 1 1 1 8 St. Louis 000 060 000 — 6 9 0 Totals 32 5 9 5 Totals 33 4 6 4 Jackson p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- Atlanta AB R H BI BB SO Avg. 81 1.62 Washington 030 000 000 — 3 4 1 Cincinnati 040 000 001 — 5 Pina c 1 0 0 0 0 0 .154 Albies 2b 4 1 2 2 0 0 .299 Tomlin, H, 2 2 1 0 a-lined out for Wacha in the 6th. b-popped New York 020 200 000 — 4 Perez 2b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .212 Donaldson 3b 2 0 0 0 2 1 .258 0 1 0 28 out for Miller in the 7th. c-struck out for DP—New York 2. LOB—Cincinnati 9, New Gamel rf 3 0 1 0 1 1 .269 Freeman 1b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .311 3.00 Gallegos in the 8th. d-lined out for Grace in York 10. 2B—Peraza (3), Puig (4), J.Iglesias (4), Arcia ss 3 0 1 1 0 0 .232 Acuna Jr. lf-cf 4 0 0 0 0 1 .277 Blevins, H, 1 1/3 0 0 the 9th. Conforto (8), W.Ramos (2), Lagares (2). HR— Davies p 2 0 0 0 0 2 .083 Markakis rf 4 0 1 0 0 0 .330 0 0 1 3 E—Kieboom (1). LOB—St. Louis 7, Winker (8). SB—Peraza (3). SF—E.Suarez (1). Shaw 3b 1 0 0 0 0 0 .189 Swanson ss 4 0 2 0 0 0 .261 0.00 Washington 7. 2B—DeJong (13), Martinez (5). S—Barnhart (1). Totals 32 5 8 5 2 4 Flowers c 3 0 0 0 1 0 .346 Webb, S, 1-1 2/3 0 HR—Bader (3), off Corbin. RBIs—Ozuna 2 (28), IP H R ER BB SO Colorado 000 001 000 — 1 4 0 Inciarte cf 1 0 1 0 0 0 .236 0 0 0 1 Martinez (13), Molina (20), Bader (7), Eaton 2 Cincinnati Milwaukee 401 000 00x — 5 8 1 1-Camargo pr-lf 2 1 0 0 1 0 .230 7 0.00 (8), Corbin (2). CS—Bader (2). Roark 3 2/3 4 4 4 4 3 a-singled for Freeland in the 7th. b-ground- Soroka p 2 1 0 0 0 0 .000 Inherited runners-scored—Warren 3-0. Runners left in scoring position—St. Louis 1 Peralta 1/3 0 0 0 1 0 ed out for Wolters in the 9th. a-Culberson ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .417 WP—Erlin. (Ozuna); Washington 5 (Eaton, Robles 2, Dozier Lorenzen 1 2/3 1 0 0 1 1 E—Arcia (2). LOB—Colorado 7, Milwaukee Tomlin p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- Umpires—Home, Hunter Wendelstedt; 2). RISP—St. Louis 3 for 5; Washington 1 for 5. Garrett 2/3 0 0 0 0 1 5. 2B—Cain (8). HR—Aguilar (1), off Freeland; b-Joyce ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .217 First, Jordan Baker; Second, Jerry Layne; Third, GIDP—Molina. Hernandez 2/3 0 0 0 0 1 Aguilar (2), off Freeland. RBIs—Dahl (8), Aguilar Blevins p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- Chad Whitson. DP—Washington 1 (Dozier, Kieboom, Iglesias W,1-3 2 1 0 0 1 4 4 (9), Arcia (11). S—Freeland. Webb p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- T—2:33. A—19,353 (41,149). Adams). New York Runners left in scoring position—Colora- Totals 32 3 6 2 4 3 Cardinals 6, Nationals 3 St. Louis IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Wheeler 6 7 4 4 3 4 do 4 (Blackmon, Story, Tapia 2); Milwaukee San Diego 100 000 000 — 1 5 3 St. Louis AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Wacha, W, 2-0 5 4 3 3 3 5 101 4.78 Lugo 1 1 0 0 1 2 2 (Gamel, Davies). RISP—Colorado 1 for 5; Atlanta 002 010 00x — 3 6 0 Carpenter 3b 4 1 0 0 1 3 .210 Gallegos, H, 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 29 3.86 Familia 1 0 0 0 2 0 Milwaukee 2 for 7. a-lined out for Soroka in the 6th. b-ground- Goldschmidt 1b 5 1 1 0 0 0 .270 Brebbia, H, 7 1 0 0 0 3 1 34 0.55 Diaz L,0-1 1 1 1 1 0 0 Runners moved up—McMahon, Blackmon. ed out for Tomlin in the 8th. c-struck out for DeJong ss 3 1 1 0 2 1 .342 Hicks, S, 9-10 1 0 0 0 0 1 13 2.13 HBP—by Roark (Nimmo), by Lugo (Puig), Colorado IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Erlin in the 9th. Ozuna lf 5 1 2 2 0 0 .271 Washington IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA by Familia (Iglesias). Freeland, L, 2-4 6 6 5 5 2 3 84 4.81 1-ran for Inciarte in the 3rd. Martinez rf 4 1 2 1 0 0 .351 Corbin, L, 2-1 5 6 6 6 4 5 92 3.58 Umpires—Home, Jerry Meals; First, Marty Bettis 2 2 0 0 0 1 23 6.75 E—Garcia (1), Hosmer (3), Margot (1). Brebbia p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- Miller 2 1 0 0 0 1 25 4.82 Foster; Second, Gabe Morales; Third, Ron Kulpa. Milwaukee IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA LOB—San Diego 5, Atlanta 9. HR—Albies Hicks p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- Suero 1 1 0 0 0 1 11 7.50 T—3:15. A—20,766 (41,922). Davies, W, 3-0 51/3 3 1 0 3 2 96 1.38 (6), off Margevicius. RBIs—Albies 2 (12). S— Molina c 3 0 1 1 1 0 .269 Grace 1 1 0 0 0 1 12 4.97 Claudio, H, 7 2 1 0 0 0 3 25 4.11 Margevicius. Gyorko 2b 3 0 0 0 0 1 .100 HBP—Miller (Bader). WP—Corbin. Brewers 5, Rockies 1 Jackson 1/3 0 0 0 0 1 4 0.00 Runners left in scoring position—San Wong 2b 1 0 0 0 0 0 .261 Umpires—Home, Nick Mahrley; First, Colorado AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Hart 11/3 0 0 0 0 1 11 0.00 Diego 3 (Reyes, Machado, Hedges); Atlanta 5 Bader cf 3 1 2 1 0 1 .222 Quinn Wolcott; Second, Gary Cederstrom; Blackmon rf 4 0 0 0 0 0 .279 Inherited runners-scored—Claudio 2-0. (Acuna Jr., Flowers, Culberson 2, Joyce). RISP— Wacha p 2 0 0 0 0 1 .000 Third, Marvin Hudson. Story ss 4 0 0 0 0 1 .289 Umpires—Home, Jeff Nelson; First, Jansen San Diego 0 for 8; Atlanta 1 for 9. a-Fowler ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .313 T—3:05. A—17,890 (41,313). Murphy 1b 2 1 0 0 2 1 .226 Visconti; Second, Laz Diaz; Third, Chris Conroy. Runners moved up—Machado. GIDP— Gallegos p 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Arenado 3b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .270 T—2:38. A—23,356 (41,900). Machado. c-O’Neill ph-rf 1 0 0 0 0 1 .281 Reds 5, Mets 4 Dahl lf-cf 4 0 1 1 0 1 .333 DP—Atlanta 1 (Swanson, Albies, Freeman). Totals 35 6 9 5 4 8 Cincinnati New York McMahon 2b 3 0 0 0 1 0 .238 San Diego IP H R Washington AB R H BI BB SO Avg. ab r h bi ab r h bi Desmond cf 2 0 0 0 0 1 .193 The Sun | Tuesday, April 30, 2019 www.yoursun.com E/N/C Page 5

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x-Friday, May 10: at Houston, TBD x-Tuesday, May 7: at Carolina, TBA A. Romero/J. Etulain (4), $15,403 Wayne Levi, $6,210 68-59-55—182 40. Henrik Stenson SWE 2.83 PRO BASEBALL x-Sunday, May 12: at Golden State, TBD x-Wednesday, May 8: at N.Y. Islanders, TBA 64-69-65-73—271 Scott Simpson, $6,210 68-59-55—182 41. Billy Horschel USA 2.74 B. Grace/J. Harding (4/0), $15,403 Tom Kite, $5,940 71-53-60—184 42. Kiradech Aphibarnrat THA 2.69 MLB DENVER VS. PORTLAND WESTERN CONFERENCE 65-68-61-80—274 Gil Morgan, $5,940 71-53-60—184 43. Lucas Bjerregaard DEN 2.68 All times Eastern Monday: at Denver, late ST. LOUIS 1, DALLAS 1 J. Holmes/B. Watson (3), $14,819 43. Shane Lowry IRL 2.68 AMERICAN LEAGUE Wednesday: at Denver, 9 p.m. April 25: St. Louis, 3-2 64-70-66-75—275 WEB.COM TOUR 45. Justin Harding SAF 2.62 EAST DIVISION W L PCT. GB Friday: at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Saturday: Dallas, 4-2 J. Henry/T. Hoge (3), $14,819 67-68-66-74—275 DORMIE NETWORK CLASSIC 46. Branden Grace SAF 2.57 Tampa Bay 18 9 .667 — Sunday, May 5: at Portland, 7 p.m. Monday: at Dallas, late K. Bradley/J. Curran (3/0), $14,381 Sunday’s leaders at Briggs Ranch GC, San 47. J.B. Holmes USA 2.51 New York 17 11 .607 1½ x-Tuesday, May 7: at Denver, TBD Wednesday: at Dallas, 9:30 p.m. 64-71-69-75—279 Antonio. Purse: $550,000. Yardage: 7,247; 48. Charles Howell III USA 2.49 Toronto 14 14 .500 4½ x-Thursday, May 9: at Portland, TBD x-Friday: at St. Louis, 9:30 p.m. S. Im/W. Kim (2), $13,797 64-72-73-73—282 Par: 72 (36-36) 49. Kyle Stanley USA 2.43 Boston 11 17 .393 7½ x-Sunday, May 12: at Denver, TBD x-Sunday, May 5: at Dallas, TBA R. Díaz/D. McCarthy (2), $13,797 FINAL 50. Thorbjorn Olesen DEN 2.39 Baltimore 10 19 .345 9 x-Tuesday, May 7: at St. Louis, TBA 63-73-70-76—282 Xinjun Zhang, $99,000 63-64-65-70—262 CENTRAL DIVISION W L PCT. GB J. Garber/C. Gribble (2), $13,797 Lanto Griffin, $48,400 67-65-65-70—267 PGA TOUR Minnesota 17 9 .654 — ODDS SAN JOSE 1, COLORADO 1 61-75-76-70—282 Chase Seiffert, $48,400 66-67-68-66—267 FEDEX CUP LEADERS Cleveland 15 12 .556 2½ April 26: San Jose, 5-2 Zack Sucher, $22,733 65-70-68-65—268 Through April 28 Detroit 12 14 .462 5 PREGAME.COM LINE Sunday: Colorado, 4-3 LPGA TOUR Steven Alker, $22,733 65-64-69-70—268 POINTS MONEY Today: at Colorado, 10 p.m. Robby Shelton, $22,733 69-68-65-66—268 1. Matt Kuchar 2,030 $5,394,944 Chicago 11 14 .440 5½ MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL HUGEL-AIR PREMIA LA OPEN Thursday: at Colorado, 10 p.m. Sunday’s leaders at Wilshire CC, Los Nelson Ledesma, $17,738 65-67-70-69—271 2. Xander Schauffele 1,562 $4,485,399 Kansas City 9 19 .321 9 Today Saturday, May 4: at San Jose, TBA Angeles. $1.5 million. 6,465; Scottie Scheffler, $17,738 69-67-66-69—271 3. Rory McIlroy 1,457 $4,854,964 WEST DIVISION W L PCT. GB National League Purse: Yardage: x-Monday, May 6: at Colorado, TBA Par: 71 (35-36) Ryan Brehm, $14,300 68-65-66-73—272 4. Paul Casey 1,261 $3,199,473 Houston 17 12 .586 — FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE x-Wednesday, May 8: at San Jose, TBA Max Greyserman, $14,300 68-69-69-66—272 5. Dustin Johnson 1,242 $3,972,139 Seattle 18 13 .581 — St. Louis -112 At Wash. +102 FINAL Minjee Lee, $225,000 66-69-67-68—270 Harry Higgs, $14,300 65-71-68-68—272 6. Jon Rahm 1,136 $3,075,538 Texas 14 13 .519 2 Cincinnati -123 At New York +113 Sei Young Kim, $139,217 70-70-68-66—274 T.J. Vogel, $14,300 72-67-69-64—272 7. Brooks Koepka 1,121 $3,545,927 Oakland 14 16 .467 3½ At Atlanta -106 San Diego -104 AHL Annie Park, $89,559 70-72-66-67—275 Erik Compton, $10,633 68-69-70-66—273 8. Gary Woodland 1,102 $3,020,845 Los Angeles 12 17 .414 5 At Milwaukee Off Colorado Off CALDER CUP PLAYOFFS Morgan Pressel, $89,559 71-66-70-68—275 Sebastian Cappelen, $10,633 69-66-71-67—273 9. Rickie Fowler 1,088 $2,853,167 LA Dodgers -165 At San Fran. +155 All times Eastern Amy Yang, $45,809 71-71-70-64—276 Scott Harrington, $10,633 69-70-66-68—273 10. Charles Howell III 1,086 $2,604,266 Saturday’s Games American League (Best-of-5; x-if necessary) Gaby Lopez, $45,809 69-68-73-66—276 Kevin Dougherty, $8,800 68-64-71-71—274 11. Justin Thomas 1,064 $2,745,300 Minnesota 9, Baltimore 2 At Boston -144 Oakland +134 DIVISION SEMIFINALS Megan Khang, $45,809 72-72-64-68—276 Scott Gutschewski, $8,800 68-67-67-72—274 12. Marc Leishman 1,050 $2,684,854 Toronto 7, Oakland 1 Houston -146 At Minnesota +136 EASTERN CONFERENCE Jin Young Ko, $45,809 70-70-67-69—276 Bo Hoag, $8,800 70-67-70-67—274 13. Kevin Kisner 958 $2,700,854 Houston 4, Cleveland 3, 10 innings At Chicago -147 Baltimore +137 ATLANTIC DIVISION Inbee Park, $45,809 68-70-68-70—276 Ricky Barnes, $5,650 69-70-65-71—275 14. Francesco Molinari 909 $3,027,438 N.Y. Yankees 6, San Francisco 4 Tampa Bay -169 At K.C. +159 CHARLOTTE 3, PROVIDENCE 1 Brooke M. Henderson, $28,709 Brandon Crick, $5,650 66-69-69-71—275 15. Patrick Cantlay 905 $2,319,890 Tampa Bay 2, Boston 1 At LA Angels -126 Toronto +116 April 20: Charlotte, 5-4 68-73-69-68—278 George Cunningham, $5,650 72-67-69-67—275 16. Tiger Woods 888 $2,804,717 Kansas City 9, L.A. Angels 4 Interleague April 21: Providence, 4-2 Stacy Lewis, $28,709 65-73-71-69—278 Brett Drewitt, $5,650 68-66-67-74—275 17. Phil Mickelson 886 $2,293,980 Texas 15, Seattle 1 At Philadelphia Off Detroit Off April 24: Charlotte, 3-0 Danielle Kang, $28,709 72-66-70-70—278 Grant Hirschman, $5,650 67-69-71-68—275 18. Justin Rose 877 $2,431,269 Detroit at Chicago White Sox, ppd. Cleveland -180 At Miami +165 April 26: Charlotte, 4-1 Nanna Koerstz Madsen, $25,000 Rico Hoey, $5,650 70-67-68-70—275 19. Ryan Palmer 876 $2,338,840 Sunday’s Games At Texas -107 Pittsburgh -103 69-67-67-76—279 Justin Lower, $5,650 65-72-70-68—275 20. Corey Conners 862 $2,282,750 Tampa Bay 5, Boston 2 At Arizona -135 NY Yankees +125 HERSHEY 3, BRIDGEPORT 2 Dani Holmqvist, $21,037 70-69-74-67—280 Brian Richey, $5,650 63-70-71-71—275 21. Bryson DeChambeau 815 $2,118,629 Toronto 5, Oakland 4, 11 innings Chicago Cubs -140 At Seattle +130 April 19: Bridgeport, 3-2, 2OT Chicago White Sox 4, Detroit 1 April 20: Hershey, 2-0 Chella Choi, $21,037 71-73-67-69—280 Charlie Saxon, $5,650 65-66-70-74—275 22. Keith Mitchell 772 $2,021,293 Mariajo Uribe, $21,037 71-72-68-69—280 Callum Tarren, $5,650 71-68-69-67—275 23. J.B. Holmes 768 $1,951,854 Minnesota 4, Baltimore 1 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION April 23: Hershey, 2-1 Lizette Salas, $21,037 68-71-71-70—280 Blayne Barber, $3,504 69-70-69-68—276 24. Sungjae Im 747 $1,830,930 L.A. Angels 7, Kansas City 3 PLAYOFFS April 25: Bridgeport, 3-2, OT Hannah Green, $21,037 65-73-71-71—280 Martin Flores, $3,504 67-67-72-70—276 25. Si Woo Kim 710 $1,830,373 N.Y. Yankees 11, San Francisco 5 Today Saturday: Hershey, 3-2, OT Mi Jung Hur, $16,322 74-66-75-66—281 Michael Gellerman, $3,504 69-70-68-69—276 26. Tony Finau 701 $2,167,595 Texas 14, Seattle 1 FAVORITE LINE O/U UNDERDOG So Yeon Ryu, $16,322 70-69-74-68—281 Tyrone Van Aswegen, $3,504 67-69-71-69—276 27. Kevin Tway 699 $1,574,843 Houston 4, Cleveland 1 At Milwaukee 7 (220) Boston NORTH DIVISION Mirim Lee, $16,322 71-74-67-69—281 Rafael Campos, $3,504 67-68-67-74—276 28. C.T. Pan 693 $1,675,485 Monday’s Games At Golden State 5½ (220) Houston CLEVELAND 3, SYRACUSE 1 Minnesota 1, Houston 0 April 19: Cleveland, 5-3 Carlota Ciganda, $16,322 73-68-71-69—281 Brady Schnell, $3,504 64-71-71-70—276 29. Jim Furyk 692 $2,187,583 Azahara Munoz, $16,322 71-70-71-69—281 Joseph Winslow, $3,504 66-70-70-70—276 30. Lucas Glover 679 $1,662,850 Oakland at Boston, late NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE April 20: Cleveland, 5-1 Ashleigh Buhai, $16,322 70-71-70-70—281 Zac Blair, $2,736 67-71-73-66—277 31. Jason Kokrak 678 $1,632,098 Baltimore at Chicago White Sox, late STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS April 23: Syracuse, 2-1 Ally McDonald, $16,322 71-69-70-71—281 Joshua Creel, $2,736 69-65-68-75—277 32. Tommy Fleetwood 671 $1,931,552 Tampa Bay at Kansas City, late Today April 25: Cleveland, 3-0 Sarah Schmelzel, $13,224 72-72-71-67—282 Chad Ramey, $2,736 66-70-75-66—277 33. Jason Day 653 $2,058,571 Today’s Games FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE Christina Kim, $13,224 70-71-72-69—282 Brett Stegmaier, $2,736 65-68-69-75—277 34. Scott Piercy 651 $1,659,190 Detroit (Ross 1-3) at Philadelphia (Velasquez At Columbus -118 Boston +108 TORONTO 3, ROCHESTER 0 Jenny Shin, $13,224 71-71-70-70—282 Henrik Norlander, $2,200 69-68-71-70—278 35. Adam Scott 630 $1,766,959 1-0), 7:05 p.m. At Colorado -116 San Jose +106 April 19: Toronto, 4-1 Kristen Gillman, $13,224 69-74-67-72—282 Rob Oppenheim, $2,200 68-71-68-71—278 36. Cameron Champ 619 $1,515,091 Cleveland (Bauer 3-1) at Miami (Alcantara Wednesday April 21: Toronto, 3-2, OT Gemma Dryburgh, $10,627 72-73-71-67—283 Drew Weaver, $2,200 67-70-73-68—278 37. Rafa Cabrera Bello 611 $1,670,539 1-2), 7:10 p.m. At Carolina -123 NY Islanders +113 April 24: Toronto, 3-1 In-Kyung Kim, $10,627 71-73-69-70—283 Mike Weir, $2,200 70-67-68-73—278 38. Webb Simpson 601 $1,641,946 Oakland (Brooks 2-2) at Boston (Porcello Updated odds available at Pregame.com 1-3), 7:10 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE Angela Stanford, $10,627 70-73-70-70—283 Greg Yates, $2,200 70-69-70-69—278 39. Ian Poulter 598 $1,611,629 Houston (Cole 1-4) at Minnesota (Pineda CENTRAL DIVISION Aditi Ashok, $10,627 70-71-71-71—283 Albin Choi, $1,595 70-68-71-70—279 40. Andrew Putnam 580 $1,446,406 2-1), 7:40 p.m. CHICAGO 3, GRAND RAPIDS 2 Haeji Kang, $10,627 71-71-69-72—283 Steven Ihm, $1,595 70-69-70-70—279 41. Brandt Snedeker 574 $1,523,413 Pittsburgh (Lyles 2-1) at Texas (Sampson TRANSACTIONS April 19: Grand Rapids, 5-1 Pajaree Anannarukarn, $10,627 Andrew Novak, $1,595 71-68-70-70—279 42. Ryan Moore 572 $1,416,810 0-1), 8:05 p.m. April 20: Chicago, 3-2 70-70-71-72—283 Garrett Osborn, $1,595 67-70-72-70—279 43. Adam Long 572 $1,307,493 Baltimore (Cashner 4-1) at Chicago White BASEBALL April 23: Grand Rapids, 6-2 Jing Yan, $10,627 68-71-71-73—283 Vince India, $1,595 66-71-70-72—279 44. Hideki Matsuyama 570 $1,564,326 Sox (Nova 0-3), 8:10 p.m. American League April 24: Chicago, 5-2 Maria Torres, $8,278 71-73-72-68—284 John Oda, $1,595 67-72-69-71—279 45. Graeme McDowell 557 $1,152,412 Tampa Bay (Snell 2-2) at Kansas City (Junis BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Recalled RHP Yefry Sunday: Chicago, 4-2 Wichanee Meechai, $8,278 74-71-69-70—284 Bhavik Patel, $1,595 70-68-68-73—279 46. Louis Oosthuizen 541 $1,397,424 2-2), 8:15 p.m. Ramirez from Norfolk (IL). Angel Yin, $8,278 68-76-70-70—284 Corey Pereira, $1,595 66-68-70-75—279 47. Adam Hadwin 527 $1,255,044 N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 1-0) at Arizona (Kelly CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Recalled RHP Dylan IOWA 2, MILWAUKEE 2 Katherine Kirk, $8,278 71-71-72-70—284 Martin Piller, $1,595 69-66-71-73—279 48. Danny Lee 520 $1,293,104 2-2), 9:40 p.m. Covey from Charlotte (IL). April 21: Iowa, 7-0 Brittany Lang, $8,278 73-71-67-73—284 Brett Quigley, $1,595 71-67-68-73—279 49. Chez Reavie 518 $1,329,407 Toronto (Buchholz 0-1) at L.A. Angels OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Placed 1B/OF Mark April 23: Iowa, 6-1 Pernilla Lindberg, $6,631 70-73-74-68—285 Max Rottluff, $1,595 70-69-69-71—279 50. Sergio Garcia 500 $1,355,696 (Canning 0-0), 10:07 p.m. Canha on the 10-day IL. Recalled LHP Ryan April 25: Milwaukee, 3-1 Hee Young Park, $6,631 73-70-73-69—285 Conrad Shindler, $1,595 72-65-66-76—279 Chicago Cubs (Hamels 3-0) at Seattle Buchter from Las Vegas (PCL). Friday: Milwaukee, 5-4, OT Lauren Stephenson, $6,631 72-70-72-71—285 Jimmy Stanger, $1,595 69-67-70-73—279 (Hernandez 1-2), 10:10 p.m. TAMPA BAY RAYS — Recalled 1B Nate Lowe Monday: at Milwaukee, late Sarah Jane Smith, $6,631 68-74-71-72—285 Michael Gligic, $1,441 67-72-68-73—280 AUTO RACING Wednesday’s Games from Durham (IL). Optioned INF Christian Lydia Ko, $6,631 70-73-69-73—285 Dan McCarthy, $1,441 68-68-73-71—280 Oakland at Boston, 1:05 p.m. Arroyo to Durham. PACIFIC DIVISION Charley Hull, $6,631 71-69-70-75—285 Daniel Summerhays, $1,441 69-69-71-71—280 National League Ariya Jutanugarn, $5,216 73-71-73-69—286 Oliver Bekker, $1,408 70-69-70-72—281 NASCAR MONSTER ENERGY CUP Pittsburgh at Texas, 2:05 p.m. BAKERSFIELD 3, COLORADO 1 GEICO 500 COLORADO ROCKIES — Reinstated LHP Kyle Anne van Dam, $5,216 74-71-70-71—286 Curtis Reed, $1,408 66-72-73-70—281 N.Y. Yankees at Arizona, 3:40 p.m. April 19: Bakersfield, 3-2 Sunday at Talladega Speedway, Talladega, Ala. Freeland from the 10-day IL. Optioned RHP DJ Colorado, 4-1 Brittany Altomare, $5,216 72-72-70-72—286 Will Zalatoris, $1,408 71-68-71-71—281 Chicago Cubs at Seattle, 6:40 p.m. April 20: (Pole position in parentheses) Johnson to Albuquerque (PCL). Klara Spilkova, $5,216 69-72-73-72—286 Paul Barjon, $1,381 70-67-74-71—282 Detroit at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. April 23: Bakersfield, 5-2 1. (11) Chase Elliott, Chevy, 188. MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Placed RHP Shanshan Feng, $5,216 68-70-76-72—286 Zach Wright, $1,381 66-72-74-70—282 Cleveland at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Saturday: Bakersfield, 5-2 2. (9) Alex Bowman, Chevy, 188. Aaron Wilkerson on the 10-day IL. Recalled Lindsey Weaver, $5,216 70-73-69-74—286 Kevin Lucas, $1,359 69-70-73-71—283 Baltimore at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. 3. (30) Ryan Preece, Chevy, 188. LHP Donnie Hart from San Antonio (PCL). Isi Gabsa, $5,216 68-71-73-74—286 Danny Walker, $1,359 71-65-70-77—283 Houston at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. SAN DIEGO 3, SAN JOSE 1 4. (8) Joey Logano, Ford, 188. Selected RHP Jay Jackson from San Antonio. Amy Olson, $4,192 75-70-72-70—287 Matthew NeSmith, $1,337 70-69-68-78—285 Tampa Bay at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. April 17: San Diego, 6-5, OT 5. (5) Daniel Hemric, Chevy, 188. Designated RHP Alex Wilson for assignment. Pornanong Phatlum, $4,192 74-71-72-70—287 Trent Whitekiller, $1,337 68-70-74-73—285 Toronto at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. April 18: San Jose, 5-3 6. (14) Kurt Busch, Chevy, 188. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Activated RHP Eun-Hee Ji, $4,192 71-73-71-72—287 Fabián Gómez, $1,320 66-71-72-77—286 April 22: San Diego, 4-2 7. (24) Ryan Newman, Ford, 188. Michael Wacha from the 10-day IL. Optioned Mina Harigae, $4,192 71-73-70-73—287 Michael Perras, $1,304 69-69-74-75—287 NATIONAL LEAGUE April 24: San Diego, 5-2 8. (29) Brendan Gaughan, Chevy, 188. RHP Ryan Helsley to Memphis (PCL). Jaclyn Lee, $4,192 71-67-76-73—287 Casey Wittenberg, $1,304 70-69-71-77—287 EAST DIVISION W L PCT. GB 9. (2) Aric Almirola, Ford, 188. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Placed LHP Derek Dana Finkelstein, $4,192 74-70-69-74—287 Taylor Bibbs, $1,287 69-67-77-75—288 Philadelphia 16 12 .571 — ECHL 10. (22) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 188. Holland placed on the 10-day IL, retroactive Ryann O’Toole, $3,735 69-71-75-73—288 Andy Zhang, $1,276 72-66-77-78—293 New York 14 13 .519 1½ KELLY CUP PLAYOFFS 11. (36) Corey LaJoie, Ford, 188. to April 28. Recalled LHP Ty Blach from Kris Tamulis, $3,582 71-73-72-73—289 Atlanta 14 14 .500 2 All times Eastern 12. (16) Daniel Suarez, Ford, 188. Sacramento (PCL). Mel Reid, $3,582 72-71-71-75—289 Washington 12 15 .444 3½ SECOND ROUND (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) 2020 RYDER CUP POINTS 13. (4) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 188. WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Recalled Anne-Catherine Tanguay, $3,582 At Whistling Straits, Kohler, Wis. Sept. 25-27, Miami 8 20 .286 8 DIVISION FINALS 14. (1) Austin Dillon, Chevy, 188. INF Adrián Sanchez from Harrisburg (EL). 67-74-73-75—289 2020 CENTRAL DIVISION W L PCT. GB EASTERN CONFERENCE 15. (7) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 188. Optioned RHP Erick Fedde to Harrisburg. Cheyenne Knight, $3,392 73-71-74-72—290 St. Louis 18 10 .643 — NORTH DIVISION Through April 14 16. (17) Paul Menard, Ford, 188. Frontier League Pavarisa Yoktuan, $3,392 74-70-72-74—290 Chicago 14 12 .538 3 MANCHESTER 1, NEWFOUNDLAND 1 United States 17. (13) Ty Dillon, Chevy, 188. CHICAGO DOGS — Signed RHPs Ben Allison Cristie Kerr, $3,239 70-72-74-75—291 1. Tiger Woods 2,347.063 Milwaukee 15 14 .517 3½ April 26: Manchester, 3-2 18. (37) Reed Sorenson, Chevy, 188. and Scott Firth. Madelene Sagstrom, $3,239 70-74-71-76—291 2. Dustin Johnson 1,990.542 Pittsburgh 12 14 .462 5 Saturday: Newfoundland, 4-2 19. (27) Erik Jones, Toyota, 188. GARY SOUTHSHORE RAILCATS — Signed RHP Emma Talley, $3,062 70-74-76-72—292 3. Kevin Kisner 1,085.456 Cincinnati 11 16 .407 6½ Today: at Manchester, 7 p.m. 20. (20) Martin Truex Jr, Toyota, 188. Kaleb Fontenot. Lee-Anne Pace, $3,062 73-72-74-73—292 4. Xander Schauffele 963.323 WEST DIVISION W L PCT. GB Wednesday: at Manchester, 7 p.m. 21. (25) William Byron, Chevy, 188. ST. PAUL SAINTS — Signed C Jeremy Martinez. Stephanie Meadow, $3,062 70-73-74-75—292 5. Brooks Koepka 941.292 Los Angeles 19 11 .633 — Friday: at Manchester, 7 p.m. 22. (33) Jeffrey Earnhardt, Toyota, Accident, 187. SOUTHERN ILLINOIS MINERS — Signed Cs 6. Matt Kuchar 851.088 Arizona 16 13 .552 2½ x-Monday, May 6: at Newfoundland, 5:30 p.m. 23. (15) David Ragan, Ford, Accident, 187. Jonah Dean-Hargroves and Jake Simpson; 7. Jim Furyk 729.214 San Diego 16 13 .552 2½ x-Tuesday, May 7: at Newfoundland, 5:30 p.m. EUROPEAN TOUR 24. (10) Kyle Larson, Chevy, Accident, 187. and RHPs Nick Duron, Heath Renz and Cody 8. Webb Simpson 562.563 Colorado 13 15 .464 5 TROPHEE HASSAN II 25. (6) Ricky Stenhouse Jr, Ford, Accident, 187. Thompson. Sunday’s leaders at Royal Golf Dar es 9. Tony Finau 544.313 San Francisco 11 17 .393 7 SOUTH DIVISION 26. (34) Ross Chastain, Chevy, 187. WINNIPEG GOLDEYES — Signed RHPs Trevor Salam, Rabat, Morocco. $2.8 million. 10. Patrick Cantlay 481.990 ORLANDO 1, FLORIDA 1 Purse: 27. (35) Parker Kligerman, Toyota, 186. Charpie and Harrison Cooney. 7,632; 73 (36-37) 11. Justin Thomas 396.713 Saturday’s Games April 26: Orlando, 2-1, OT Yardage: Par: 28. (40) Cody Ware, Ford, 184. 12. Rickie Fowler 363.694 St. Louis 6, Cincinnati 3 Saturday: Florida, 3-2 FINAL 29. (3) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 182. Jorge Campillo, Spain 72-71-69-71—283 13. Bubba Watson 312.775 N.Y. Yankees 6, San Francisco 4 BASKETBALL Today: at Orlando, 7 p.m. 30. (31) Chris Buescher, Chevy, Accident, 181. San Diego 8, Washington 3, 10 innings National Basketball Association Thursday: at Orlando, 7 p.m. Sean Crocker, United States 67-74-72-72—285 14. Brandt Snedeker 268.781 31. (26) Matt DiBenedetto, Toyota, Accident, 181. NBA — Fined Houston Rockets G Chris Paul Philadelphia 12, Miami 9 Friday: at Orlando, 7 p.m. Julian Suri, United States 71-71-72-71—285 15. Aaron Wise 267.125 32. (38) Justin Haley, Chevy, Accident, 180. $35,000 for aggressively confronting and mak- Milwaukee 8, N.Y. Mets 6 x-Monday, May 6: at Florida, 7:30 p.m. Erik van Rooyen, South Africa 74-69-68-74—285 NEXT UPDATE: May 20, PGA Championship 33. (21) Jimmie Johnson, Chevy, 178. ing contact with a game official. Colorado 9, Atlanta 5 x-Tuesday, May 7: at Florida, 7:30 p.m. David Lipsky, United States 71-70-74-72—287 European Points 34. (32) Landon Cassill,, Chevy, 154. 1. David Lingmerth 165965.00 Chicago Cubs 9, Arizona 1 WESTERN CONFERENCE Grant Forrest, Scotland 75-70-69-74—288 35. (39) Stanton Barrett, Chevy, Suspension, 132. 2. CléMent Berardo 32480.00 L.A. Dodgers 3, Pittsburgh 1 FOOTBALL CENTRAL DIVISION Masahiro Kawamura, Japan 75-69-71-73—288 36. (23) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, Accident, 80. Sunday’s Games National Football League TOLEDO 1, CINCINNATI 1 Tapio Pulkkanen, Finland 75-74-67-73—289 World Points 37. (18) Matt Tifft, Ford, Accident, 11. 1. Francesco Molinari 373.12 Philadelphia 5, Miami 1 CLEVELAND BROWNS — Waived C Kyle April 25: Toledo, 3-2 Alexander Bjork, Sweden 74-71-73-72—290 38. (19) Kevin Harvick, Ford, Accident, 11. 2. Justin Rose 366.69 N.Y. Mets 5, Milwaukee 2 Friend. Saturday: Cincinnati, 4-2 Thomas Detry, Belgium 73-76-69-72—290 39. (28) Bubba Wallace, Chevy, Accident, 10. Atlanta 8, Colorado 7 GREEN BAY PACKERS — Released G Nico Wednesday: at Toledo, 7:35 p.m. Thongchai Jadee, Thailand 73-72-73-72—290 40. (12) Michael McDowell, Ford, Accident, 10. Siragusa and S Jason Thompson. Matthias Schwab, Austria 70-73-74-73—290 Washington 7, San Diego 6, 11 innings Friday: at Toledo, 7:35 p.m. 2019 PRESIDENTS CUP STANDINGS Race Statistics MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Signed S Micah Richard Sterne, South Africa 71-76-69-74—290 St. Louis 5, Cincinnati 2 Saturday, May 4: at Cincinnati, 7:35 p.m. At Royal Melbourne Golf Club, Melbourne, Average Speed of Winner: 161.331 mph. Abernathy; FB Khari Blasingame; QB Jake N.Y. Yankees 11, San Francisco 5 x-Tuesday, May 7: at Cincinnati, 7:35 p.m. Also Australia; Dec. 12-15, 2019 Time of Race: 3 Hours, 5 Minutes, 59 Seconds. Browning; WRs Davion Davis and Alexander Kurt Kitayama, United States 73-74-72-72—291 L.A. Dodgers 7, Pittsburgh 6 x-Wednesday, May 8: at Cincinnati, 7:35 p.m. Through April 28 Margin of Victory: Under Caution Seconds. Hollins; TE Brandon Dillon; C John Keenoy; CB Chicago Cubs 6, Arizona 5, 15 innings Top 10 automatically qualify Caution Flags: 6 for 21 laps. Nate Meadors; DT Tito Odenigbo and DE Anree Monday’s Games MOUNTAIN DIVISION PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS UNITED STATES Lead Changes: 38 among 16 drivers. Saint-Amour. St. Louis 6, Washington 3 TULSA 2, IDAHO 0 LEGENDS OF GOLF 1. Dustin Johnson 5,667 Lap Leaders: A. Dillon 0; B. Keselowski 1-7; Atlanta 3, San Diego 1 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Traded TE Jacob April 26: Tulsa, 3-1 Sunday’s leaders at Ridgedale, Mo. At r-Top of 2. Justin Thomas 5,359 J. Logano 8; R. Blaney 9; J. Logano 10-13; Cincinnati at N.Y. Mets, late Hollister to the Seattle Seahawks. Sunday: Tulsa, 3-1 the Rock (Host Course), Yardage: 2,808; Par: 54 3. Xander Schauffele 5,064 Gaughan, 14; J. Logano 15-16; A. Almirola 17-30; Colorado at Milwaukee, late SEATTLE SEAHAWKS — K Sebastian Today: at Idaho, 9:10 p.m. (27-27); At z-Ozarks National, Yardage: 7,036; 4. Matt Kuchar 4,939 J. Logano 31-32; A. Almirola 33; K. Larson 34; L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco, late Janikowski announced his retirement. Wednesday: at Idaho, 9:10 p.m. Par: 71 (36-35); Purse: $1.8 million 5. Brooks Koepka 4,646 A. Almirola 35-46; M. Truex Jr 47-49; T. Dillon Today’s Games TENNESSEE TITANS — Waived NT Darius x-Friday: at Idaho, 9:10 p.m. FINAL 6. Bryson DeChambeau 4,471 50-56; C. Elliott 57-60; A. Bowman 61-67; B. Detroit (Ross 1-3) at Philadelphia (Velasquez Kilgo. x-Sunday, May 5: at Tulsa, 5:05 p.m. Scott Hoch, $171,000 62-48-46—156 7. Rickie Fowler 3,940 Keselowski 68-70; J. Logano 71-73; R. Blaney 1-0), 7:05 p.m. Canadian Football League x-Monday, May 6: at Tulsa, 8:05 p.m. Tom Pernice Jr., $171,000 62-48-56—166 8. Tony Finau 3,664 74-75; K. Busch 76; R. Blaney 77; R. Stenhouse St. Louis (Wainwright 2-2) at Washington EDMONTON ESKIMOS — Released LB Caleb Paul Broadhurst, $91,125 50-67-44—161 9. Tiger Woods 3,638 Jr 78-90; K. Busch 91-92; R. Stenhouse Jr 93; (Sanchez 0-3), 7:05 p.m. Bailey, LB DJ Calhoun, DB Justin Gibbons, Carlos Franco, $91,125 52-63-46—161 10. Phil Mickelson 3,515 C. Elliott 94-112; Gaughan, 113-114; C. Elliott Cincinnati (Castillo 3-1) at N.Y. Mets (Vargas DL Evan Gill, DL James Hearns, WR Anthony GOLF Vijay Singh, $91,125 52-63-46—161 11. Gary Woodland 3,511 115-132; Gaughan, 133-134; E. Jones 135-138; J. 1-1), 7:10 p.m. Mahoungou, DL Damani Mosby, OL Brandon Kirk Triplett, $91,125 50-67-44—161 12. Patrick Cantlay 3,496 Logano 139-143; M. Truex Jr 144-151; J. Logano Cleveland (Bauer 3-1) at Miami (Alcantara Smith and DB Jalen Spencer. Announced the Jeff Maggert, $58,500 51-62-49—162 13. Webb Simpson 3,313 PGA TOUR 152-154; M. DiBenedetto 155; R. Chastain, 1-2), 7:10 p.m. retirement of DB Johnny Adams, WR Peter Jesper Parnevik, $58,500 51-62-49—162 14. Kevin Kisner 3,106 156-164; R. Stenhouse Jr 165-166; J. Logano San Diego (Paddack 1-1) at Atlanta (Teheran Berryman and OL Curtis Krahn. ZURICH CLASSIC Paul Goydos, $42,750 47-66-51—164 15. Charles Howell III 3,106 Sunday’s leaders at TPC Louisiana, 167-173; K. Busch 174; J. Logano 175-184; C. 2-3), 7:20 p.m. WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — Signed WR Brandt Jobe, $42,750 52-63-49—164 INTERNATIONAL Elliott 185-188. Josh Stewart, DB Christian Boutte and DB Avondale, La. Purse: $7.5 million. Yardage: Colorado (Marquez 3-1) at Milwaukee Scott McCarron, $42,750 52-63-49—164 1. Marc Leishman AUS 136.30 Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Lead, Laps Mike Jones. 7,425; Par: 72 (36-36) (Chacin 2-3), 7:40 p.m. Kevin Sutherland, $42,750 47-66-51—164 2. Louis Oosthuizen RSA 130.43 Led): Chase Elliott 4 times for 45 laps; Joey Pittsburgh (Lyles 2-1) at Texas (Sampson FINAL Michael Allen, $26,280 50-65-50—165 3. Hideki Matsuyama JPN 111.09 R. Palmer/J. Rahm (400), $1,051,200 Logano 9 times for 37 laps; Aric Almirola 3 times 0-1), 8:05 p.m. GYMNASTICS Billy Andrade, $26,280 50-65-50—165 4. Cameron Smith AUS 105.58 for 27 laps; Ricky Stenhouse Jr 3 times for 16 N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 1-0) at Arizona (Kelly USA GYMNASTICS — Named Dr. Edward 64-65-64-69—262 Olin Browne, $26,280 66-49-50—165 5. Li Haotong CHN 104.96 T. Fleetwood/S. Garcia (163), $423,400 laps; Martin Truex Jr 2 times for 11 laps; Brad 2-2), 9:40 p.m. Nyman director of sports medicine and Roger Chapman, $26,280 63-51-51—165 6. Jason Day AUS 94.90 Keselowski 2 times for 10 laps; Ross Chastain, 1 L.A. Dodgers (Buehler 2-0) at San Francisco science. 65-68-64-68—265 John Daly, $26,280 50-65-50—165 7. Justin Harding RSA 94.79 B. Gay/R. Sabbatini (96), $256,413 time for 9 laps; Ty Dillon 1 time for 7 laps; Alex (Pomeranz 1-2), 9:45 p.m. Joe Durant, $26,280 50-65-50—165 8. C.T. Pan TPE 94.58 Bowman 1 time for 7 laps; Brendan Gaughan, 3 Chicago Cubs (Hamels 3-0) at Seattle 60-70-66-71—267 David Frost, $26,280 63-51-51—165 9. Abraham Ancer MEX 90.49 HOCKEY M. Every/K. Lee (96), $256,413 65-69-65-68—267 times for 5 laps; Ryan Blaney 3 times for 4 laps; (Hernandez 1-2), 10:10 p.m. National Hockey League Lee Janzen, $26,280 51-65-49—165 10. Si Woo Kim KOR 78.84 H. Lebioda/C. Luck (64), $163,338 Erik Jones 1 time for 4 laps; Kyle Busch 3 times Wednesday’s Games CAROLINA HURRICANES — Recalled G Alex Rocco Mediate, $26,280 51-65-49—165 11. Adam Scott AUS 77.87 67-66-64-71—268 for 4 laps; Kyle Larson 1 time for 1 lap; Matt Pittsburgh at Texas, 2:05 p.m. Nedeljkovic and D Jake Bean from Charlotte Steve Pate, $26,280 66-49-50—165 12. Corey Conners CAN 75.22 D. Hearn/S. Power (64), $163,338 DiBenedetto 1 time for 1 lap. N.Y. Yankees at Arizona, 3:40 p.m. (AHL). Gene Sauers, $19,800 46-69-51—166 13. Sungjae Im KOR 72.39 68-68-64-68—268 Chicago Cubs at Seattle, 6:40 p.m. American Hockey League Ken Tanigawa, $19,800 46-69-51—166 14. Jazz Janewattananond THA 71.32 R. Castro/C. Tringale (64), $163,338 FORMULA ONE Detroit at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. GRAND RAPIDS GRIFFINS — Signed D Charle- Bart Bryant, $16,650 64-51-52—167 15. Branden Grace RSA 68.38 65-69-66-68—268 AZERBAIJAN GRAND PRIX St. Louis at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Édouard D’Astous to a two-year contract. Brad Bryant, $16,650 64-51-52—167 Sunday at Baku City Circuit, Baku, Azerbaijan Cincinnati at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. S. Brown/K. Kisner (64), $163,338 Steve Flesch, $16,650 50-68-49—167 62-69-68-69—268 WORLD GOLF RANKING Lap length: 3.73 miles Cleveland at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Billy Mayfair, $16,650 66-50-51—167 Through April 28 COLLEGES B. Hurley III/P. Malnati (44), $92,345 1. Valtteri Bottas, Finland, Mercedes, 51 laps, San Diego at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. Colin Montgomerie, $16,650 51-67-49—167 1. Dustin Johnson USA 9.61 DAYTON — Named Tee Overman defensive 63-67-66-73—269 1:31.942, 25 points. Colorado at Milwaukee, 7:40 p.m. Larry Nelson, $16,650 66-50-51—167 2. Justin Rose ENG 8.90 coordinator, Brian Steiner special teams coor- M. Laird/N. Taylor (44), $92,345 2. Lewis Hamilton, Britain, Mercedes, 51, L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco, 9:45 p.m. Mark O’Meara, $16,650 51-67-49—167 3. Brooks Koepka USA 8.86 dinator/defensive ends coach, James Daniels 62-74-64-69—269 +1.524, 18. David Toms, $16,650 50-68-49—167 4. Rory McIlroy NIR 8.13 flyers coach, Christian Bryan wide receivers C. Hoffman/N. Watney (44), $92,345 3. Sebastian Vettel, Germany, Ferrari, 51, Retief Goosen, $13,530 68-52-48—168 5. Justin Thomas USA 7.74 coach and Scott Horcher cornerbacks coach. 65-70-63-71—269 +11.739, 15. Mark McNulty, $13,530 68-52-48—168 6. Tiger Woods USA 7.60 PRO BASKETBALL EMORY & HENRY — Named Ben Thompson S. Horsfield/I. Poulter (0/44), $92,345 4. Max Verstappen, Netherlands, Red Bull Honda, Shaun Micheel, $13,530 63-52-53—168 7. Francesco Molinari ITA 7.07 men’s basketball coach. 67-69-66-67—269 51, +17.493, 12. Larry Mize, $13,530 64-54-50—168 8. Bryson DeChambeau USA 7.03 NBA PLAYOFFS TCU — Named Tony Benford men’s assistant K. Kraft/K. Tway (29), $51,137 63-72-64-71—270 5. Charles Leclerc, Monaco, Ferrari, 51, Scott Parel, $13,530 64-54-50—168 9. Xander Schauffele USA 6.32 All times Eastern basketball coach. B. Horschel/S. Piercy (29), $51,137 +1:09.107, 11. Corey Pavin, $11,880 68-51-51—170 10. Rickie Fowler USA 5.80 SECOND ROUND TEXAS TECH — Signed men’s basketball coach 66-68-66-70—270 6. Sergio Perez, Mexico, BWT Mercedes, 51, Duffy Waldorf, $11,880 68-51-51—170 11. Jon Rahm ESP 5.76 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Chris Beard to contract extension through the A. Cejka/A. Prugh (29), $51,137 +1:16.416, 8. Miguel Angel Jiménez, $11,250 49-69-53—171 12. Matt Kuchar USA 5.38 CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS 2024-25 season. 63-71-64-72—270 7. Carlos Sainz, Spain, McLaren Renault, 51, José María Olazábal, $11,250 49-69-53—171 13. Paul Casey ENG 5.25 EASTERN CONFERENCE T. Mullinax/S. Stallings (29), $51,137 +1:23.826, 6. Fred Funk, $10,125 70-52-50—172 14. Jason Day AUS 5.05 BOSTON 1, MILWAUKEE 0 61-70-62-77—270 8. Lando Norris, Britain, McLaren Renault, 51, Jay Haas, $10,125 50-70-52—172 15. Tony Finau USA 5.00 Sunday: Boston, 112-90 PRO HOCKEY A. Hadwin/J. Knous (29), $51,137 +1:40.268, 4. Hale Irwin, $10,125 68-52-52—172 16. Tommy Fleetwood ENG 4.83 Today: at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. 66-68-65-71—270 9. Lance Stroll, Canada, BWT Mercedes, 51, Peter Jacobsen, $10,125 50-70-52—172 17. Patrick Cantlay USA 4.56 Friday: at Boston, 8 p.m. J. Dahmen/B. Harkins (18), $33,717 +1:43.826, 2. NHL Sandy Lyle, $10,125 51-67-54—172 18. Bubba Watson USA 4.55 Monday, May 6: at Boston, 7 p.m. 63-71-63-74—271 10. Kimi Raikkonen, Finland, Alfa Romeo Ferrari, STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS Dana Quigley, $10,125 70-52-50—172 19. Patrick Reed USA 4.19 x-Wednesday, May 8: at Milwaukee, TBD L. Glover/C. Reavie (18), $33,717 50, +1 lap, 1. All times Eastern Wes Short, Jr., $10,125 68-52-52—172 20. Webb Simpson USA 4.08 x-Friday, May 10: at Boston, TBD 62-70-68-71—271 11. Alexander Albon, Thailand, Scuderia Toro SECOND ROUND Ian Woosnam, $10,125 51-67-54—172 21. Louis Oosthuizen SAF 4.07 x-Monday, May 13: at Milwaukee, TBD R. Blaum/R. Henley (18), $33,717 Rosso Honda, 50, +1 lap. (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Bob Tway, $9,000 69-53-51—173 22. Marc Leishman AUS 4.04 65-67-65-74—271 12. Antonio Giovinazzi, Alfa Romeo Ferrari, 50, CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS Scott Verplank, $9,000 69-53-51—173 23. Phil Mickelson USA 3.95 TORONTO 1, PHILADELPHIA 0 G. McDowell/H. Stenson (18), $33,717 +1 lap. EASTERN CONFERENCE Brad Faxon, $8,550 52-71-51—174 24. Gary Woodland USA 3.81 Saturday: Toronto, 108-95 65-67-66-73—271 13. Kevin Magnussen, Denmark, Haas Ferrari, BOSTON 1, COLUMBUS 1 Dudley Hart, $8,550 52-71-51—174 25. Kevin Kisner USA 3.74 Monday: at Toronto, late T. Merritt/R. Streb (8), $19,610 66-68-66-72—272 50, +1 lap. April 25: Boston, 3-2, OT Bruce Fleisher, $8,100 71-52-52—175 26. Ian Poulter ENG 3.48 Thursday: at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. J. Kokrak/C. Stroud (8), $19,610 14. Nico Hulkenberg, Germany, Renault, 50, Saturday: Columbus, 3-2, 2OT Tom Jenkins, $8,100 71-52-52—175 27. Adam Scott AUS 3.43 Sunday, May 5: at Philadelphia, 3:30 p.m. 65-69-68-70—272 +1 lap. Today: at Columbus, 7 p.m. Mark Brooks, $7,695 68-56-52—176 28. Hideki Matsuyama JPN 3.42 x-Tuesday, May 7: at Toronto, TBD A. Cook/A. Landry (8), $19,610 65-70-62-75—272 15. George Russell, Britain, Williams Mercedes, Thursday: at Columbus, 7:30 p.m. John Huston, $7,695 68-56-52—176 29. Sergio Garcia ESP 3.38 x-Thursday, May 9: at Philadelphia, TBD R. Knox/B. Stuard (8), $19,610 62-69-66-75—272 49, +2 laps. Saturday, May 4: at Boston, 7:15 p.m. Andy North, $7,695 50-75-51—176 30. Cameron Smith AUS 3.34 x-Sunday, May 12: at Toronto, TBD S. Jaeger/J. Poston (8), $19,610 62-70-67-73—272 16. Robert Kubica, Poland, Williams Mercedes, x-Monday, May 6: at Columbus, TBA Tom Watson, $7,695 50-75-51—176 31. Rafa Cabrera Bello ESP 3.18 A. Lahiri/S. Sharma (8/0), $19,610 49, +2 laps. x-Wednesday, May 8: at Boston, TBA Woody Austin, $7,290 55-68-54—177 32. Matthew Fitzpatrick ENG 3.14 WESTERN CONFERENCE 67-69-65-71—272 17. Pierre Gasly, France, Red Bull Honda, 38, DNF. Mark Calcavecchia, $7,290 55-68-54—177 33. Alex Noren SWE 3.13 GOLDEN STATE 1, HOUSTON 0 B. Koepka/C. Koepka (8/0), $19,610 18. Romain Grosjean, France, Haas Ferrari, 38, CAROLINA 2, N.Y. ISLANDERS 0 John Cook, $7,020 51-70-57—178 34. Keegan Bradley USA 3.13 Sunday: Golden State, 104-100 67-68-63-74—272 DNF. April 26: Carolina, 1-0, OT Joey Sindelar, $7,020 51-70-57—178 35. Matt Wallace ENG 3.00 Today: at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. M. Jones/J. Spaun (8), $19,610 67-69-64-72—272 19. Daniil Kvyat, Russia, Scuderia Toro Rosso Sunday: Carolina, 2-1 Dan Forsman, $6,750 71-53-55—179 36. Jordan Spieth USA 2.96 Saturday, May 4: at Houston, 8:30 p.m. C. Conners/M. Hughes (5), $15,987 Honda, 33, DNF. Wednesday: at Carolina, 7 p.m. Mike Reid, $6,750 71-53-55—179 37. Tyrrell Hatton ENG 2.92 Monday, May 6: at Houston, 9:30 p.m. 67-68-68-70—273 20. Daniel Ricciardo, Australia, Renault, 31, DNF. Friday: at Carolina, 7 p.m. Bob Gilder, $6,480 68-56-57—181 38. Eddie Pepperell ENG 2.91 x-Wednesday, May 8: at Golden State, TBD B. Haas/S. Stefani (5), $15,987 65-69-68-71—273 x-Sunday, May 5: at N.Y. Islanders, TBA Morris Hatalsky, $6,480 68-56-57—181 39. Haotong Li CHN 2.89 Page 6 E/N/C www.yoursun.com The Sun | Tuesday, April 30, 2019

NHL: Tampa Bay Lightning Seven Lightning players to play in the world championships Three rookies will represent their countries in the tournament

By DIANA NEARHOS though Cirelli played in World Cup team in 2017. also on the worlds team TAMPA BAY TIMES 18 games and the playoffs In 13 games between in 2017 and the World last year. those tournaments, he Cup, though he didn’t Federations an- Both played on the has one goal and four play. In 11 international nounced their IIHF world world juniors team in assists. games, he has a .960 championship rosters 2017, and this will be save percentage. on Monday. Anthony their first world cham- RUSSIA Kucherov played in the Cirelli and Matheiu pionship appearances. 2017 worlds and World Joseph (Canada), Ondrej In seven juniors games, Kucherov and Cup. In 19 games, he Palát (Czech Republic), Cirelli had three goals, Vasilevskiy also have posted 11 goals and 10 Nikita Kucherov, Mikhail four assists. Joseph international experience assists. Sergachev and Andrei recorded one goal and on this level, whereas this Sergachev played in TAMPA BAY TIMES PHOTO is a first for Sergachev. Vasilevskiy (Russia), and four assists. the world juniors in 2017, Lightning center Anthony Cirelli (71) celebrates beating Boston Vasilevskiy is one Erik Cernák (Slovakia) scoring one goal in seven Bruins goaltender Tuukka Rask during a game in December in will all play in the tourna- CZECH REPUBLIC of the few players to games. Tampa. ment. have played in world Palát is a veteran of juniors and the world SLOVAKIA times, starting when he world championships. CANADA international play. He championships in the was 16. In 20 games, the The World played at worlds in 2017, same year, which he did Cernák, another defenseman recorded Championship will be Cirelli and Joseph were as well as on the Olympic in 2014 before playing rookie, played on the three assists. This will be played in Slovakia, May both rookies this year, team in 2014 and on the in the NHL. He was world juniors team four his first appearance in the 10-26.

NFL: Tampa Bay Buccaneers most extreme version people who don’t spend yet of what we’ve seen all game commenting ROCKETS so often for the last four on #NBATwitter. The FROM PAGE 1B years — is rewarded and ones that don’t wear a What they’re saying about claimed that they were celebrated, the league jersey while watching. jobbed out of a win by is going to feel a harsh The people who don’t the referees. rebuke from those have NBA League Pass the Bucs’ 2019 draft class “I just want a fair who don’t have a blind and just want to flip on chance, man,” a shame- loyalty for a team or the a nationally televised How national media outlets less James Harden said game. game on a Sunday after the game. “Call the The Warriors are not afternoon and be reacted to Tampa Bay’s choices game how it’s supposed excluded from this entertained. to be called.” criticism, by the way — What was entertain- No, that’s not a joke, this is a complaint that ing about 48 minutes of By FRANK PASTOR the guy who is initiating transcends this rivalry flopping? TAMPA BAY TIMES contact with defenders and the ridiculous trib- Yes, I doubt many on nearly every posses- alism that powers the would be interested in National media outlets sion actually said that. conversation around it. tuning in for a second varied in their opinions “We could have easily Harden might be the helping come Tuesday. of the Bucs’ draft class, gone to the line another most blatant offender, The NBA changes grading it everywhere 20 times during the but Kevin Durant rules every year, but from an A-minus to a game,” Rockets coach and Stephen Curry they’re simply not C-plus. Or, in one case, Mike D’Antoni said, were hunting fouls on keeping up with the “above average.” So, some giving away his team’s Sunday, too. That’s be- cleverness, brazenness, really liked it. Others, not gameplan in the process. cause Rockets were able and skill of the players. quite as much. But none I have a better idea to dictate the terms of The league instituted really seemed to hate it. for Harden and the engagement for Game the “Zaza Pachulia rule” Here is what they had Rockets: how about 1, and left the Warriors to stop defenders from to say: TAMPA BAY TIMES you play the game the with a choice — they standing in the landing way it’s supposed to be could lose the right way spot of shooters. Fair Sports Illustrated Tampa Bay Bucs first round pick Devin White. played? or win with the wrong enough. fill run fits and blitz Bucs a B: Harden is one of the one. They unsurprising- But the Rockets — Andy Benoit gives the with authority. He’ll be a “The Buccaneers most gifted scorers in ly chose the latter — the and Warriors and plenty Bucs an A-minus: tone-setter in a defense needed to bolster their NBA history, but he’s stakes of Game 1 were of other enterprising “This draft underscores defense, and they did just not using his incredible too high. teams — kick their legs that the Bucs do not have desperately in need of that, devoting each of skills for good. Instead, Durant attempted out on nearly every many needs on offense, one. The same could be their first five selections he’s become a master more free throws in 3-point attempt, often- and why the brass in said of Central Michigan to that unit. Taking LB of the dark arts, and an Sunday’s game than times initiating contact Tampa Bay felt that a cornerback Sean Bunting, a big press cornerback Devin White fifth was entitled one, as well, Harden, and all came with the defender in coaching change—Dirk crying wolf all game and who will suffocate outside justified, particularly after in the second half — he an effort to get three Koetter out, Bruce then wondering why the receivers when he gets losing Kwon Alexander in used the Rockets guard’s free throws, making a Arians in—was the best referees don’t give him the kinks in his technique free agency.” patented rip-through mockery of the spirit of way to improve on that the benefit of the doubt. worked out. After that, move again and again the rule in the process. side of the ball. When I guarantee you this: to beat Houston at their The NBA also insti- though … “ Tennesseean was the last time an If the referees weren’t own game. tuted new freedom of offensive-minded head WalterFootball. Nicklaus Gray gives the on the court — if the For fans of the movement rules for coach saw his new team Bucs a B-plus: NBA decided to let the Warriors and Rockets, offensive players this draft defense and special com “Tampa needed players police the game the ends will always season — a blatant teams with its first six themselves, Harden and justify the means, but attempt to increase WalterFootball. secondary help and got it picks?” the Rockets would drop let’s step out of the scoring as to help with com gives the Bucs an with an array of defenders. I love Devin White, their act in seconds. bubble for a moment those TV ratings. It did A-minus: NFL.com and if Dean and Edwards But the refs exist, so and remember that that, but we’re also “It was not a surprise have success, this could the Rockets are trying to professional sports are seeing more trips to the Chad Reuter gives the in the slightest that the be the draft that allows game them and, in turn, nothing more than an line, killing the flow and Buccaneers used their Bucs a C-plus: the Tampa defense to the system. elaborate reality TV energy of games. first five picks on defense. “White is a star inside return to prominence.” Perhaps it’s on the show. There will always be linebacker who will lead They began by obtaining NBA to change the How did casual fans fouls in basketball — the Bucs’ defense for the new centerpiece of ESPN system. — the ones that drive it’s a chaotic, physical years to come. Thankfully, their stop unit, linebacker Because if they don’t, the billion-dollar TV game — but those fouls his talent was not over- Devin White. The next three Mel Kiper gives the and nonsense like what deals — view Game 1? should be accidents, looked due to the dimin- selections all addressed Bucs a C-plus: we saw Sunday — the I’m talking about the errors in execution. ished value that’s often the anemic secondary, “Here were the better placed on his position. with Jamel Dean being the corners available when If Josh Allen becomes a best of the bunch. Of those Tampa Bay reached for in 1989, the Magic began than 100 books, has run star pass rusher, though, three choices, none individ- Bunting, who is No. 87 MAGIC their inaugural season. 58 marathons and is Tampa Bay fans will ually scored worse than a overall on my board: FROM PAGE 1B And, now, with the a survivor of multiple wonder “what if?” “B” grade. Tampa’s fifth and Greedy Williams, Justin Magic’s 30th anniver- myeloma — a serious “Bunting could be a final initial defensive choice Layne, Lonnie Johnson relayed some inside sary season completed, form of bone-marrow good player for Tampa also was graded highly, as Jr., Julian Love, Joejuan information about how Williams is retiring from cancer. Bay, but there were other the Anthony Nelson pick Williams, David Long, the NBA was planning to a long, illustrious career Williams isn’t just an corners of higher value deserved an “A” because of Trayvon Mullen and expand into the rapidly in professional sports. Orlando sports icon, he available in the early its tremendous value.” Amani Oruwariye. growing State of Florida. Williams, who will turn has also been honored second round. Dean’s film “Yes, I had eight cor- “So,” Williams asked 79 on Friday, has been with the John W. Bunn was quite inconsistent, Pro Football Focus ners with higher grades out of curiosity, “which in the NBA for more Lifetime Achievement but the team thought than Bunting who were location in Florida than 50 years. A former Award in 2012 by the his potential on the PFF grades the Bucs’ still on the board. Tampa would be the best for a college baseball player, Naismith Memorial outside was worthy of class above average: Bay absolutely needed potential NBA franchise he actually started his Basketball Hall of Fame. a third-round choice. “PFF’s No. 12 overall a man-cover corner, but — Miami, Tampa or sports management “Pat’s many accom- The secondary got more player in the class, new I would have gone with Jacksonville?” career as a minor league plishments will always help with Edwards, a Tampa Bay linebacker Greedy Williams.” That’s when Hewitt baseball executive, but be remembered, but starter-quality safety Devin White is an ex- puffed out his Central jumped to the NBA as ultimately he was a who will compete for tremely athletic off-ball ESPN Florida chest and uttered the Philadelphia 76ers’ visionary who helped playing time sooner linebacker with hands the proud, passionate business manager in transform the world than later. However, the down the best coverage Jenna Laine breaks words that would change 1968. of sports in multiple Bucs ignored needs at ability at the position down the Bucs’ draft pick the course of sports his- He would go on to ways,” Magic CEO Alex running back, wideout, in this year’s class. His by pick: tory in the City Beautiful. become GM with the Martins said in state- and offensive line to pick ceiling at the next level is “The Bucs passed up “Orlando is the place 76ers, the Chicago Bulls, ment. “From bringing those defensive backs.” insane. He earned a 90.0 the draft’s best edge to be,” Hewitt told the Atlanta Hawks and, the Magic to Orlando, overall grade and an FBS- rusher in Josh Allen and Williams. of course, the Magic. He to transforming sports USA Today high 91.6 coverage grade one of the best replace- That was the day served as the Magic’s first marketing and promo- at linebacker in 2018. ments for Gerald McCoy big-time professional GM from the inaugural tions, he was always one Doug Farrar gives the “He made probably at three-technique in Ed sports were conceived in season in 1989 until step ahead. Pat forever Bucs a C grade: the three best plays I’ve Oliver, and many would Central Florida. A year 1996, when he became changed the sports “More than half the seen a linebacker — any argue that both of those later — with Williams the senior vice president. landscape in Orlando. mock drafts I saw this linebacker in this draft positions have the poten- and Hewitt zealously Williams isn’t just the He shined a light on year had the Bucs taking — make all last season tial for more impact. But selling the idea — the father of the Orlando what has been known LSU linebacker Devin because he’s just that the Bucs found one of Orlando Magic were Magic, he is the father for so long from native White with the fifth different athletically.” the best all-around inside born. On April 22, of 19 children — 14 of Central Floridians, that overall pick, and that’s linebackers the NFL draft 1987, the NBA Board of whom he and his wife this is a fabulous place just what they did. White Washington Post has seen in some time, Governors granted an Ruth adopted from to live, work and play. is the prototype modern drawing strong compari- expansion franchise to foreign countries. He is We all owe him a debt of linebacker, able to cover, Mark Maske gives the sons to Patrick Willis.” Orlando. Two years later, also the author of more gratitude.”

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THOROUGHBRED RACING: Kentucky Oaks Bellafina 2-1 early favorite for Kentucky Oaks for fillies Champagne Anyone and Restless Rider are the 6-1 co-second choices from the Nos. 10 and 14 posts By GARY B. GRAVES 5¼-length victory in the three wins and three thirds AP SPORTS WRITER Santa Anita Oaks. Trained in seven career starts. by Simon Callaghan and Trainer Ian Wilkes LOUISVILLE, Ky. — ridden by Flavien Prat, has been pleased with Bellafina is the 2-1 morn- the filly has six wins and Champagne Anyone’s ing line favorite for the a second-place finish in workouts at Churchill 145th Kentucky Oaks after eight career starts and tops Downs and was encour- drawing the No. 4 post the Kentucky Oaks leader- aged by her post position. position in the marquee board with 132 points. “It’s better than being race for 3-year-old fillies at Bellafina was traveling stuck down on the inside Churchill Downs. from California and is and can give us a lot of op- Champagne Anyone expected to arrive at tions to see what happens and Restless Rider are the Churchill Downs on in the race,” Wilkes said. 6-1 co-second choices Monday after putting “You know the first eighth from the Nos. 10 and 14 in her final workout at of a mile, we can see where posts of horses officially Santa Anita on Sunday. we want to be and what’s in the field for Friday’s Callaghan is expected at happening.” $1.25 million race over 1 the track on Wednesday. Nine fillies drew dou- 1 /8 miles. Dunbar Road, “She galloped a mile and ble-digit odds including one of two also-eligible a half and she looks very Out for a Spin, one of four fillies, drew 5-1 odds and good,” the trainer said of 15-1 choices. The winner AP PHOTO would become the second Bellafina’s workout. “We’re of this month’s Ashland at In this April 6, 2019, image provided by Benoit Photo, Bellafina, with Flavien Prat aboard, wins choice with an opening in very pleased with her.” Keeneland in Lexington, the Grade I, $400,000 Santa Anita Oaks horse race at Santa Anita Park in Arcadia, Calif. Bellafina the 14-horse field. Jaywalk One of Bellafina’s Kentucky, the Virginia- is the 2-1 morning line favorite for the 145th Kentucky Oaks after drawing the No. 4 post position and Serengeti Empress are projected challengers bred filly will start along in the marquee race for 3-year-old fillies at Churchill Downs. 8-1 co-third choices and is Champagne Anyone, the rail, and trainer Dallas will start from the Nos. 7 who is second with 113 Stewart acknowledged that group like she was at be a tactical race for us. Road, who finished and 13 posts. points and coming off last she must avoid getting Keeneland,” said Stewart, We’ve got a great rider a half-length behind As expected, Bellafina month’s win in the Grade 2 boxed in with other horses who will seek his first (Irad Ortiz Jr.) that’ll get Champagne Anyone in is the favorite thanks to a Gulfstream Park Oaks. She to have a chance. Oaks win since 2006 with the job done.” the Gulfstream Park Oaks. 3-0 record this year and also has two third-place “She’s not going to be Lemons Forever. On the outside of the Also eligible is Point of highlighted by last month’s finishes in 2019 and has close to the lead with this “Hopefully, it’s going to Oaks looking in is Dunbar Honor.

THOROUGHBRED RACING: Kentucky Derby Richard Mandella finally has a top Kentucky Derby contender By ED MCNAMARA Angeles as the son of blacksmith clever, but his one-liners produce “Since he got serious about running a close second on the NEWSDAY Gene Mandella, and in 45 years smiles, not laughs, because his racing, his workouts always have main track. Mandella was asked as a trainer he’s won almost wit is as dry as the Mojave Desert. been like a first-class horse,” about the surface switch. When asked recently about everything except a Triple His jokes can slip past you like Mandella said. “So it’s no sur- “Well, after his last grass race, being 0 for 6 in the Kentucky Crown race. His world-class a late-breaking curveball that prise that he’s gotten this good. he finally said to me, ‘Boss, you Derby, Hall of Famer Richard resume lists five Eclipse Award paints the corner of home plate. Probably the concern I have is ought to run on the grass, not Mandella said he “forgot to sign champions, including the great Here’s his answer on whether he that someday somebody will me.’ ” up for Derby classes in school.” mare Beholder, and victories in thinks Omaha Beach can handle ask how I got him beat so many Trainers often say a horse tells Two years ago, he told paulick- the Dubai World Cup, Arlington the Derby distance. times.” you when it’s ready to break report.com the Derby “has been a Million, Haskell, Pacific Classic “Well, they all can get a mile Behind the jesting burns a through, but never had a Mr. great mystery to me,” and that he and Santa Anita Handicap. and a quarter,” Mandella dead- desire to finally get the most Ed moment helped transform a might figure it out “when I grow In 1996, Cigar was going for a panned. “It’s just a matter of the coveted and elusive trophy in mediocrity into a Derby contend- up.” world-record 17th consecutive time.” American racing. er. Jockey Mike Smith believes, At 68, maybe he finally has. victory, and Mandella upset him Omaha Beach, a late bloomer, “He wants this bad, believe because last year’s Triple Crown with 40-1 shot Dare and Go. He was 0 for 4 before an eight-length me,” said Rick Porter, Omaha hero jumped off the Santa Anita His colt Omaha Beach is the swept a record four races at the runaway Feb. 2 in the slop at Beach’s owner. “He just wants to Derby winner, Roadster, to stick likely favorite — or maybe second 2003 Breeders’ Cup, inspiring race Santa Anita. On March 16, in his prove he can win the Kentucky with Omaha Beach. behind Bob Baffert’s Roadster — caller Tom Durkin’s salute “Man stakes debut, the 8-1 shot held Derby because of his track record. “He’s done everything,” in Saturday’s 145th Run for the oh Mandella, what a day!” off Baffert’s undefeated 2-year- He’s done just about everything Mandella said. “He’s run 7 Roses. Six months later, Mandella old champion, Game Winner, else in horse racing. He wants this furlongs in 1:21 and won at a mile “It’s a new experience for me,” watched his colt Minister Eric by a nose in the 1 1/16-mile as much as anybody could ever and an eighth. It took a few races Mandella said. “I’m not used to finish 16th in the 2004 Derby. Rebel Stakes at Oaklawn Park want anything.” to make a man out of him, but having such a good 3-year-old “Well, the 15 years is signifi- in Arkansas. A fluke? No. A Omaha Beach is a son of War he’s learned how to fight. He’s so at this time of the year. But I’m cant,” he said. “That’s the time month later, Omaha Beach beat Front, noted for siring grass run- kind and smart. Now that he’s a due. I’ve been doing this for a they gave me. They told me don’t another heavily favored Baffert ners, not distance types on dirt. professional racehorse, I think long time.” come back again for 15 years. So, runner, Improbable, by a length Omaha Beach began his career he’d do whatever we ask him. 1 Pretty much all his life. the time’s up, and I’m back.” on a wet track in the 1 /8-mile on turf, finishing third, second “We’re hoping it stays that way Mandella grew up near Los Mandella is playful and Arkansas Derby. and second last year before for a couple more weeks, at least.”

NFL: Janikowski NFL: Miami Dolphins Ex-Raiders, Seahawks kicker Dolphins’ Josh Rosen says he can be Sebastian Janikowski retiring franchise quarterback Sebastian Janikowski is set to retire Josh Rosen embracing fresh after an 18-year career start with Miami Dolphins BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS By STEVEN WINE “I might tip over.” AP SPORTS WRITER He was the 10th overall Former Oakland pick in the 2018 draft but Raiders and Seattle DAVIE, Fla. — As he became expendable in Seahawks kicker embraced a fresh start Arizona last week when the Sebastian Janikowski Monday, Josh Rosen said Cardinals used the No. 1 is set to retire after an all the right things, smiled overall pick to select Kyler 18-year career. a lot and even cracked a Murray. A day later, the Janikowski spent 17 couple of jokes, such as Dolphins acquired him for seasons with Oakland when he noted the phalanx two draft picks to become before kicking last of photographers nearly part of their rebuilding season with Seattle drowning out his first news effort under first-year coach AP PHOTO after signing a one-year conference with the Miami Brian Flores. deal. Janikowski’s agent, Dolphins . “I felt like I got drafted Miami Dolphins NFL football quarterback Josh Rosen smiles Paul Healy, confirmed “These clicks,” he said twice,” he said. with a chuckle, “are loud.” Rosen took no direct as he speaks during a news to The Associated Press conference, Monday, April 29, on Monday that his Rosen does attract clicks, jabs at the Cardinals and ac- which is a big change for a knowledged that in Miami 2019, at the Dolphins training client intends to retire. facility in Davie, Fla. The Janikowski, 41, told Dolphins team low on star he faces a one-year tryout power. It has been so long . If he doesn’t play well this Dolphins traded a 2019 second- ESPN over the weekend round draft pick and a 2020 he didn’t believe his since they had a Pro Bowl season, the Dolphins will quarterback that Rosen likely have a poor record fifth-round selection to Arizona body could handle kick- for Rosen. ing in the NFL anymore. referred to him as “Mr. and be well-positioned to Marino.” The Raiders took take a QB early in the first Despite a rough rookie and consistency are the Janikowski with the 17th round in 2020. season that prompted the best medicine to cure the overall pick in the 2000 AP PHOTO Rosen also acknowledged Arizona Cardinals to discard narrative.” draft out of Florida State. his image needs work. Oakland Raiders kicker Sebastian Janikowski (11) is shown him, Rosen still believes he With that in mind, Rosen Nicknamed “Seabass,” Doubts about his leader- during an NFL preseason football game against the Arizona can be a Dan Marino-type ship and personality linger had answers ready when Janikowski converted Cardinals, in Glendale, Ariz. Janikowski’s agent, Paul Healy, franchise quarterback. And despite efforts by Arizona asked about: 80.4% of his field goal at- confirmed to The Associated Press on Monday, April 29, 2019, he’s glad to get an opportu- teammates and coaches to — competing for the tempts during his career, his client intends to retire. nity with the Dolphins, who dispel them. starting job with another including a career long are eager to stop a revolving He said the issue dates to Dolphins newcomer, vet- of 63 yards during the straight seasons from Seattle was the better door at the position that has his years at UCLA. eran Ryan Fitzpatrick. “The 2011 season, the only 2010-12, including a opportunity. Janikowski gone through 19 starters “I didn’t have all my timing on whether I play or time he was selected for league-high 33 in 2010. was 22 of 27 on field since Marino’s last game 20 answers as perfectly crafted not is not up to me.” the Pro Bowl. The kick Janikowski missed goals in his one season years ago. as I do now,” he said. “I said — Pro Football Hall of at the time matched the the entire 2017 season with Seattle, but hit “I couldn’t be more some things off the cuff, Famer Marino. “Hopefully NFL record for longest due to a back injury three game winners. excited to be here,” Rosen and people misconstrued I can follow in some field goal made. and his final season in Janikowski is 10th in said. “Very rarely do you get them. ... semblance of his massive Janikowski was synon- Seattle was the first time career points scored a second chance to make a “I think I’m a really good footsteps.” ymous with the Raiders he kicked anywhere with 1,913, ninth in first impression.” teammate. What I’ve tried to — his belief that he can during his tenure in other than Oakland. career field goals made As for motivation, Rosen’s do is not say or do anything become a franchise QB. “I Oakland. He played Janikowski had some with 436 and 16th in crooked grin grew wider extra, just kind of be me think I’m a good quarter- in 268 regular-season conversations with the career games with 284. when he was asked about and keep my head down, back, and I think I’m a good games for the Raiders Chargers about kicking He was a second-team any chip on his shoulder. and eventually the story leader.” and made more than last season in Los AP All-Pro selection in “I don’t think my chip has will straighten out. I think it The Dolphins hope he’s 30 field goals in three Angeles, but he decided 2011. to grow any more,” he said. has for the most part. Time right. Page 8 E/N/C www.yoursun.com The Sun | Tuesday, April 30, 2019 You don’t use these anymore. Protect your LIVE IN THE NOW! home and enjoy the outdoor lifestyle with today’s 888-962-7283 technology. StormSmart.com adno=3665477-1

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Wed. 3:46a 9:57a 4:07p 10:18p Houston 84 74 pc 83 72 c Seattle 66 44 s 63 45 s Month to date 2.21” Year to date 4.89” POLLEN INDEX Thu. 4:24a 10:34a 4:45p 10:56p Indianapolis 76 64 t 74 60 t Washington, DC 84 64 pc 79 67 c Normal month to date 1.97” Normal year to date 10.91” Pollen Index readings as of Monday The solunar period schedule allows planning days Year to date 9.88” Record 0.76” (2004) so you will be fishing in good territory or hunting in WORLD CITIES Normal year to date 9.48” Trees good cover during those times. Major periods begin Today Wed. Today Wed. Record 0.76” (1996) SEBRING Grass at the times shown and last for 1.5 to 2 hours. The minor periods are shorter. City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W MONTHLY RAINFALL Sebring through 2 p.m. Monday Weeds absent Amsterdam 60 44 pc 61 45 pc Mexico City 81 54 pc 82 54 pc Temperatures Molds WEATHER HISTORY Baghdad 94 66 pc 96 69 s Montreal 53 33 pc 41 35 r Month 2019 2018 Avg. 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NASCAR Larson rolled but Talladega delivered for NASCAR By JENNA FRYER to believe Talladega, with AP AUTO RACING WRITER so much uncertainty and new rules, was going to be CHARLOTTE, N.C. Daytona redux. (AP) — Anything and Except it wasn’t, and everything could have NASCAR chief racing gone wrong at Talladega development officer Superspeedway, where Steve O’Donnell told The the cars were too fast, Associated Press the series engine makers feared their felt confident it had a motors couldn’t go 500 package that could deliver miles without overheating safe and exciting racing. and drivers insisted they “Until an actual race had no idea whatsoever takes place you never how they planned to race. know what you’ll see,” It could have been a O’Donnell said Monday, disaster. adding testing and data But NASCAR made had given NASCAR adjustments on the engineers confidence fly and felt confident safety had not been Talladega was going to compromised. “You go be a good show, even into the event confident as insiders worried the in what you do.” event would be either There were so many terribly boring or, more unknowns, though, and concerning, a dangerous the first practice under AP PHOTO wreckfest. the 2019 rules package Brad Keselowski (2) leads a pack of cars through the trip oval during the NASCAR Cup Series auto race at Talladega Superspeedway, All things considered, was jarring because 21 Sunday, April 28, 2019, in Talladega, Ala. NASCAR produced one cars topped 200 mph of the better Talladega in the first session. O’Donnell said NASCAR finest moments in a very party stop on the NASCAR race, but it is available to races in recent memory The engine makers staunchly believed it had long time. The racing was circuit and become a NASCAR engineers eager even though Kyle Larson approached NASCAR and landed on a combination white-knuckled and the bucket-list event for the to study what caused barrel-rolled down the said attrition was going to that would make for very strong crowd was breathless traveling sports fan. the spectacular roll. Alabama track on the last be an issue, so NASCAR good racing. until Elliott took the “The post-race was O’Donnell said NASCAR lap of Sunday’s race. made a midday addition In the end, Chase Elliott checkered flag. unbelievable,” Elliott said. hoped to have a better Talladega is dangerous, of a 1-inch wicker strip got his first win of the Then the fans roared in “I’ve never had a crowd that understanding by the the speeds seemed dicey to the top of the spoiler season — first for maligned approval for NASCAR’s felt like (it was) in the palm end of the week, and that and the present NASCAR before final practice. Chevrolet, first for Hendrick new favorite son, a of your hands. That’s one of while early speculation field has significant Ryan Newman then hit Motorsports — in an action- second-generation the coolest moments of my is that is damage to talent discrepancies. The 204.157 mph, logging the packed event in which the superstar. racing career.” Larson’s car made it veterans understood speed as he led a single- 38 lead changes were the Talladega for 30 years His victory was susceptible to going that closing rates were file group of cars through most since 2014. There were was Earnhardt country memorable — and so airborne, “we’ve got to uncomfortably quick and the draft to another pack. 10,650 passes under green and that shifted when was the Larson roll, look at everything.” drivers unable to adjust Newman has taken many and early concern over Elliott, from nearby which NASCAR is already Larson was not injured, would steamroll over the a trip through the air at dangerously fast closing Georgia and the son of researching. His car took a testament to NASCAR’s cars in front of him. Talladega and told NBC rates instead allowed drivers Hall of Famer Bill Elliott, flight seemingly by itself safety improvements, but That means wrecks. Sports speeds were “way to pull off bold and brazen felt the rousing approval after he’d been hit and spun the incident should not The season-opening too fast. We’ve established moves. from the audience. through traffic, and once be brushed aside. And if Daytona 500, run two that over the last 10 years. The drama leading Everyone knows NASCAR it was off its wheels, the that is the lone complaint months ago under an old That’s when cars get into the race will quickly attendance is slumping, Chevrolet rolled at least a from what could have rules package, had been airborne.” be forgotten. The lasting but the fans still show up half-dozen times. been a chaotic weekend, a demolition derby and It felt ominous headed memory of Sunday will be at Talladega, which has Chip Ganassi Racing then NASCAR did a very there was every reason toward the green flag. But that NASCAR had one of its embraced its image as the took the car after the good job at Talladega.