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Questions? Call 1-800-Tribune Monday, October 29, 2018 Breaking news at chicagotribune.com Victims named, details emerge Neighbors say Pittsburgh synagogue shooting CHICAGO suspect showed few signs of hate-filled vitriol VIGIL On Sunday By Avi Selk, Mark Berman “They showed his photo, and hundreds of and Joel Achenbach my stomach just dropped,” said people gathered at The Washington Post Kerri Owens, who has lived next Federal Plaza in door to Bowers for two years, Chicago for a PITTSBURGH — The man recalling the moment she saw his candlelight vigil for who told authorities he just picture on the news. “I was sick to the 11 people killed wanted “to kill Jews” shortly after my stomach knowing he had been in a Pittsburgh a grisly mass shooting in a Pitts- on the other side of the wall from synagogue and the burgh synagogue was described me.” two people killed Sunday as a loner who showed Investigators on Sunday fin- Wednesday in a few outward signs of the vitriol he ished searching Bowers’ home as grocery store in displayed in a trail of hate-filled they continued sorting through Kentucky. online rants. the only public clues of the hate he Chicagoland, Neighbors knew Robert Bow- seems to have harbored: online Page 3 ers as a truck driver who rarely screeds written under Bowers’ hosted visitors but exchanged name that hinted at a radical turn pleasantries as he came and went over the last year. from his first-floor apartment in a U.S. Attorney Scott Brady in Barbara Goodman complex in Pittsburgh’s suburban Pittsburgh said Sunday night that and her son Ravi South Baldwin neighborhood. His federal prosecutors intend to pur- Goodman, 6, at- unremarkable facade made the sue the death penalty against tend a vigil on role authorities say he played in Bowers, according to the Associ- Sunday in Chicago. the massacre that left 11 dead all BRIAN CASSELLA/ CHICAGO TRIBUNE the more chilling, they said. Turn to Synagogue, Page 9

BEARS 24, JETS 10 GOVERNOR’S RACE Wealth of clues THE ISSUES led police to bomb suspect Prosecutors who charged Nov. 6 vote Cesar Sayoc with five federal crimes Friday say the fervent supporter of may affect President Donald Trump unwittingly left behind a wealth of clues, affording immigrant them a critical break in a coast-to-coast investiga- tion into pipe bomb mail- community ings that spread fear of U.S. sets policy, but top election-season violence. Nation & World, Page 8 state official has pull By Elvia Malagon and Rick Pearson ACA shoppers Chicago Tribune may face some As Jocelyn Aranda was grow- ing up on Chicago’s Southwest hard decisions Side, her belief in the power of Insurance shoppers likely voting was forged while she will have several choices watched relatives working long for individual health hour for low wages who didn’t coverage this fall, howev- feel empowered to speak up for er there’s no guarantee themselves because they weren’t they will cover certain U.S. citizens. doctors or prescriptions. That experience is what Nation & World, Page 8 spurred Aranda, 19, to spend the past three months knocking on doors in the Little Village neigh- borhood, registering students at local high schools to vote and trying to galvanize potential vot- ers at community events in ad- vance of the Nov. 6 midterm election. At the top of the ticket, Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner is trying to fend off a vigorous challenge from Democrat J.B. Pritzker — a race in which the outcome could have ramifications on Illinois’ immigrant community. Aranda, who says she recently became a naturalized citizen, wants the next governor to under- stand the immigrant community and shepherd policy and legisla- DAVID J. PHILLIP/AP tion to improve their lives. “I want them to take action,” Price too good said Aranda, a fellow at Enlace Chicago, a Little Village-based as Red Sox win community group whose organ- izers have been critical of World Series Rauner’s stance on immigration. After dominating the “I want them to stick to their regular season, the Red words and what they believe in.” Sox won their fourth CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE While the nation’s immigration World Series champi- Bears running back Tarik Cohen returns a kick in the third quarter against the Jets on Sunday. policy is set at the federal level, onship in 15 years, beating experts and activists say Illinois’ the Dodgers 5-1 in Game 5 next governor will have the power Sunday night behind the BACKS IN BUSINESS to shape public opinion and the pitching of David Price, state’s response to President Don- above, and Steve Pearce’s The Bears took care of the injured, struggling Jets on Sunday. Running back Tarik Cohen scored on a 70- ald Trump’s continued calls for two home runs. yard pass play; running back Jordan Howard pounded in a touchdown and rushed for 81 yards; and Mitch Chicago Sports Trubisky threw for a touchdown with a nice back-shoulder pass to Anthony Miller. Chicago Sports. Turn to Governor, Page 4 ‘Report card’ on CTA bus service gives mostly C’s and D’s routes, rating them on speed, bus report to be a call for action to ride-sharing services like Uber Of all 50 wards, only the 19th “bunching” and delays. Not many improve bus service. Poor bus and low gas prices as factors on the Far Southwest Side, with made the honor roll. service tends to have a dispropor- behind the drop. relatively low bus ridership and The report by the Active tionate impact on lower-income The alliance set ambitious just eight routes, scored an A. The Transportation Alliance, an advo- riders and people of color, he benchmarks for earning an A, crowded 2nd Ward, which in- cacy group for transit riders, said. with average bus speeds of more cludes parts of the Near North bicyclists and pedestrians, gave “Policy makers, elected offi- than 13 mph. Only 1 in 20 buses Side and has 26 bus routes with Mary Wisniewski mostly C’s and D’s to wards and cials, the City Council and the on high-frequency routes could nearly 17,496 daily rides, got an F. Getting Around routes, only one A and even a few mayor’s office should be working “bunch,” or arrive one immedi- Buses going through the ward F’s. Alliance members say the with the CTA and (the Chicago ately after another. Waits on crawl along at about 6 mph, and Chicagoans know that a CTA problem is increased congestion Department of Transportation) to low-frequency routes could not almost 15 percent of buses are bus ride can be slow and frustrat- and a failure to give buses priority give buses more priority on all be more than a minute beyond bunched, the report said. ing, especially during rush hour over cars on most streets, which is streets, but especially on those what was listed on the bus sched- The areas with the most riders or when there is construction. contributing to a decline in rider- busy corridors,” Whitehead said. ule. tended to get the lowest grades. A new report has given letter ship. Bus ridership has declined in The alliance looked at CTA The alliance recommends more grades to bus service in all 50 Alliance spokesman Kyle the city by 21 percent since 2012. data from weekdays in May, be- wards and on some of the busiest Whitehead said he wants the The CTA has cited the growth of tween 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. Turn to Wisniewski, Page 7

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BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE People sing during a gathering Sunday in Chicago’s Federal Plaza to remember victims of hate crimes in the synagogue attack in Pittsburgh and a grocery store shooting in Kentucky. Chicago vigil mourns attacks in Pa., Ky. By Elyssa Cherney an intellectual disability. been a racially motivated Many of the speakers also large crowd come out to their doors in the wake of Chicago Tribune “It’s tragic, it’s unreal,” shooting at a grocery store addressed violence in Chi- show their support for the the Pittsburgh attack. “It’s said Aaron, 48, who has in Kentucky. cago, including last week’s Jewish community. stuff we think about all the Chicago Rabbi Donni been back in Chicago since At the Chicago vigil, attack that injured six peo- Piltz said news of the time,” she said. “It’s the Aaron hadn’t lived in Pitts- 2015 and works at Anshe those who stood outside on ple leaving a funeral on the Pittsburgh shooting came as norm, which is a shame.” burgh for several years, but Emet Synagogue in Lake- the cold, damp night tried to South Side. Meanwhile, in his community was already As she continues to proc- when she arrived at the view East. “I can’t even shield their candles from the back of the crowd, a man on high alert following the ess the violence, Aaron said Tree of Life synagogue last imagine (Cecil) thinking ill blowing out in the wind shouted, “Is this a vigil or a recent killing of Eliyahu she wonders whether the week for a Shabbat dinner, a of anyone,” she said. using their hands or tinfoil rally? Say their names.” Moscowitz, an Orthodox bat mitzvah she attended familiar face greeted her as The mass shooting, called wrappings. Emmanuel Garcia, an or- Jew who supervised a ko- will be the last simcha, or if she had never left. the deadliest attack on Jews People of varied races ganizer with the Latino sher kitchen in Chicago’s Jewish celebration, that “Rabbi, good to see you. in U.S. history, hit particu- and religions attended the LGBTQ community, said he Rogers Park neighborhood. takes place in Tree of Life. “I Where have you been?” said larly close to home for interfaith gathering that at attended the vigil because “I think people in my don’t know what they are Cecil Rosenthal, 59, a man Aaron, who said she used to times took on a political he remembered how many community are scared right going to do with the build- with an intellectual disabili- live just a block away from tone as various speakers people supported his com- now. It’s one thing after ing,” she said. “Clean it up?” ty whom she had gotten to Tree of Life, which is nes- encouraged people in the munity in the wake of the another,” said Piltz, a mem- The synagogue is home know through an art class at tled in the Squirrel Hill crowd to vote next week Pulse shooting at a gay ber of the Orthodox Jewish to three congregations of the city’s Jewish Communi- neighborhood near several and support stricter gun nightclub in Orlando, Fla., community in West Rogers differing religious denomi- ty Center. universities. Aaron said she control. and he wanted to do the Park. nations. The Tree of Life But Aaron, who was in still has close ties to the area “It’s time to join together same for another group. Chicago police did not congregation was founded town for a bat mitzvah and knows one of the two as brothers and sisters … to “That happened at a receive any threats to the 150 years ago and merged celebration, had no way of worshippers injured in the condemn those who are nightclub, and this hap- city or the vigil, but officers with Or L’Simcha about five knowing that marked the rampage. perpetuating the violence pened at a synagogue. ... and K9s were deployed to years ago, according to its last time she would see On Sunday night, Aaron and condemn those who are There isn’t a place for peo- the vigil to ensure a visible website. Aaron was attend- Rosenthal, one of 11 people joined hundreds of people creating an atmosphere ple to be in fellowship with presence, officials said. ing the bat mitzvah at con- killed in the historic syna- who gathered at Federal where hate and violence is each other,” said Garcia, 36. About a dozen officers cre- gregation Dor Chadash, a gogue when a gunman Plaza in downtown Chicago fostered, starting with the While some acknowl- ated a square perimeter reconstructionist congrega- opened fire during Saturday for a candlelight vigil com- outrageous rhetoric of the edged the political under- around the crowd. tion that is led by members morning services. The memorating the 11 victims president of the United tones of the gathering, For Aaron, security is and does not have a rabbi. youngest of the victims was from Pittsburgh and the two States of America,” the Rev. many, including 45-year-old often top of mind. She said Cecil’s brother David black people killed Wednes- Michael Pfleger said in one Ira Piltz, said they were she thinks more synagogues [email protected] Rosenthal, 54, who also had day in what appears to have of the first addresses. heartened to see such a will hire security and lock Twitter @ElyssaCherney Chicago Ave. bridge Economy divides Rauner, Pritzker work to start Thursday Candidates differ separate interviews on job creators that Illinois is of my career.” WGN AM-720. fiscally responsible.” Pritzker has said his grad- By Mary Wisniewski at the current time.” on tax strategy for Rauner signed the state’s But Rauner’s efforts to lift uated tax plan also would be Chicago Tribune The absence of a bridge Illinois’ growth current budget, which state mandates on local gov- used to provide a reduction over the next few months spends revenues from a ernments would largely af- in property taxes — though The Chicago Avenue will create a major incon- By Rick Pearson state income tax hike ap- fect local property taxes, not he did not specify how bridge over the Chicago venience for local workers Chicago Tribune proved a year ago over his state income taxes. The gov- much such a cut would cost River will be closed and residents. The bridge veto. But he has vowed to ernor contended property the state for making up Thursday and demol- is next to 600 W. Chicago, Republican Gov. Bruce incrementally reduce the and income taxes are “all in revenue to local schools and ished, which promises to which is the home of Rauner and Democratic rate from its current 4.95 the mix of the burden of the municipalities. cause traffic headaches Groupon and other tech challenger J.B. Pritzker said percent. taxpayers.” “You know, you hear and detours in a busy area firms. The former Mont- Sunday that growing Illi- “We don’t need to cut “If we did that while often why companies are until an interim bridge is gomery Ward catalog nois’ business economy is programs. What we need to reducing the regulatory bur- leaving, why people are in place early next year. building houses 7,000 vital to their budget plans do is reduce the cost of our den on our businesses, show leaving the state, and there The steel bascule workers. but differed vastly on the government bureaucracy it- the fiscal discipline that are several reasons,” bridge, between Larrabee Detours have been de- role of tax policy to help self. We have one of the businesses want to see and Pritzker said. “One is the and Halsted streets, was signed for cars and trucks, achieve it. most expensive bureau- have more companies come instability of state govern- built at the start of World bikes, pedestrians, and the Rauner said his agenda cracies in America,” the and invest and grow, that ment. Another is the fact War I and has survived 14 No. 66 Chicago bus, which for incremental lowering of governor said. will grow the revenue of the that our property taxes are mayors and 18 presidents. sees 15,000 daily riders. A the state’s income tax, along Rauner’s proposals for state while not increasing so high, people are just But it has deteriorated, temporary bus-bike lane with proposals to diminish cost reductions include tax rates but increasing the prone to wanting to leave, and with only one lane in will be installed on Hal- union bargaining rights, also changes in state mandates tax base,” he said. and businesses themselves each direction, the bridge sted Street between Chi- would lower property taxes, on local governments and Pritzker has proposed say, ‘Why would I come needs to be replaced to cago Avenue and Division attracting business and al- school districts, such as changing the state constitu- here with property taxes as handle a growing amount Street in both directions. lowing for a state budget weakening collective bar- tion to replace the required high as they are?’ of traffic in the River Parking will be restricted that would not require cuts gaining rights for public flat-rate income tax with a “So, we’ve got a lot of North area, Chicago De- to accommodate the lane, to social services. employees and eliminating graduated-rate income tax work to do. I think we can partment of Transporta- Hofer aid. Pritzker said his plans for requirements that they pay based on levels of income. increase revenues even tion spokeswoman Susan “We really think this a graduated income tax to prevailing union wages to He has declined to offer more so by creating jobs in Hofer said. dedicated lane on Halsted replace the state’s currently contractors on public con- proposed tax rates, saying the economy and growing The new permanent is going to keep speeds mandated flat tax would struction projects. they must be negotiated our economy in the state of bridge, to be built in 2021, up,” CTA spokesman Bri- bring relief to property tax- Rauner said those pro- with legislators, and on Sun- Illinois and the way to do will have two lanes in an Steele said. payers and provide for gov- posals, along with consoli- day he also declined to say that, again, is to bring people each direction. The inter- The CTA and CDOT ernment stability, which dation of local units of whether his graduated tax together,” he said. “With the im bridge will have two are encouraging the use of would appeal to businesses government, a reduction in plan would raise more reve- principles that I’ve laid out eastbound lanes and one public transit during the looking to grow or locate in state employee health care, nue than the current flat- for a fair tax system, we can westbound lane. The total construction detour. the state. altering workers’ compen- rate tax. help do that by making sure construction cost is $7 Both the interim and Rauner opposes a gradu- sation rates and changing “This isn’t just about rais- that we’ve got the voices of million, Hofer said. permanent bridges will be ated tax for the state and pension funding would be ing revenue, though. This is Republicans and Democrats “There are a lot of fixed, since that part of contended it would push “more than enough to bal- also about growing the at the table and that we’re developers looking at that the river no longer sees businesses out of the state. ance the budget and begin economy,” the Democrat competitive with the states area,” she said. “We want boats that are high Pritzker said the current to reduce the income tax, said of his proposal. “Re- around us — almost all of to make sure that when enough to require a draw- income and property taxes more than enough to fund member, in order to grow whom have a graduated we design the permanent bridge. are among the nation’s most education and human serv- the economy we first of all income tax system.” structure, it will meet the regressive state tax systems. ices, and we can begin to have to have a governor who needs we are anticipating [email protected] The two main candidates show to the businesses of knows how to create jobs [email protected] rather than what we need Twitter @marywizchicago for governor appeared for America and the world and and I’ve done that for much Twitter @rap30 4 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, October 29, 2018 Ill. race may affect immigrant community Governor, from Page 1 limiting immigration — ranging from building a wall along the southern border and ending illegal immigration to curbing programs that provided a path to living and working in the country. Rauner came into office presenting a welcoming voice to immigrants, telling an audience in Chinatown just two weeks before his 2014 election, “I support comprehensive immigra- tion reform that includes a path to citizenship.” Now, Rauner says he continues to support com- prehensive immigration re- form at the federal level and adds that a path to citi- zenship for people cur- rently in the country il- legally could be part of a solution. He also opposes communities declaring sanctuary status for immi- grants. The immigration issue is a significant one for Rauner in his re-election bid, par- ticularly as he tries to unify a socially conservative core Republican base in support of Trump’s hard-line stance. As governor, Rauner has a mixed record on immigra- tion. In his first year in TERRENCE ANTONIO JAMES/CHICAGO TRIBUNE office, he backed Republi- University of Illinois at Chicago student Jocelyn Aranda, 19, visits homes in the Little Village neighborhood and encourages people to vote. can calls nationally seeking a halt in accepting refugees laws to protect those in the court, said Michael Jarecki, “It worsens illegal immi- Rauner but I don’t want to kind of society we want to from war-torn Syria in Illi- country illegally. a Chicago-based immigra- gration and encourages elect Pritzker,’” Redfield create here in Illinois,” nois. Two years later, he In the midst of the debate tion attorney. In June, Illi- more illegal immigration,” said. Kang said. “One globally signed the Trust Act that are the nearly 1.8 million nois Attorney General Lisa Fitton said about local sanc- competitive for immigra- prevents law enforcement immigrants who call Illi- Madigan joined with attor- tuary policies. “And thwarts To-do list for next tion.” from detaining people nois home. Aranda, a fresh- neys general from more federal law.” Aranda would like to see solely on the basis of their man at the University of than a dozen states in filing Rauner has taken a hard- governor the next governor open up immigration status without Illinois at Chicago, is skepti- a federal lawsuit aimed at er stance on immigration, Regardless of who wins more scholarship opportu- a judicial warrant. cal of what, if anything, the reuniting migrant children making comments earlier next month, Fred Tsao, the nities to students who are in This summer, he vetoed next governor will do for and their parents separated this month that were later senior policy counsel for the country without legal three bills that would have immigrants, saying she feels at the United States’ south- criticized by immigration ICIRR, said the immigrant permission. expanded rights for un- like she’s heard the same ern border. Rauner was not advocates and have been community will continue to On a recent evening, Ar- documented immigrants in speech about immigration involved in the court filing. debunked by previous stud- deal with the consequences anda was among a group of Illinois. He cited federal from candidates. Chris Mooney, a political ies. of Trump’s administration. people, mostly teens, laws in two of his vetoes, science professor at UIC, “One of the reasons we ICIRR wants to continue munching on chips and including one piece of legis- Shaping said a governor’s involve- have such high unemploy- pushing for the bills Rauner pizza at a “Ballot Party” at lation that would have ment in federal issues is ment in the city of Chicago vetoed and to further re- Yollocalli Arts Reach in Lit- called for the Illinois attor- immigration largely symbolic but can be and so much crime is the strict the scope of federal tle Village. The group ex- ney general to develop poli- important in displaying a massive number of illegal Immigration and Customs plored the candidates and cies to limit federal immi- policy leadership role to a state’s immigrants here take jobs Enforcement agents. shared stories about the gration officers from de- Governors don’t deter- citizens. away from American citi- “We also would like to first time they voted. One taining immigrants living in mine who is allowed into “That doesn’t mean that zens and Chicago citizens,” see the next governor stand felt the experience was the country illegally in pub- the country or the enforce- they are going to do any- Rauner said. up more boldly against this cold, while another was lic spaces like a library or ment of immigration laws, thing about it, but you are administration in its at- greeted with cookies. courthouse. but the position comes with going to hear about it,” tempts to separate our fam- Aranda has the most suc- “It is the policy of this power and influence signifi- Mooney said. Recent legislation ilies and break up our com- cess rallying voters at these administration to comply cant enough to shape public Tom Fitton, president of Rauner’s signature on the munity through its enforce- types of events where she with both the letter and policy and opinion, said the national conservative Trust Act, after rejecting an ment initiatives, and its at- can motivate younger peo- spirit of that law, and this Kent Redfield, a professor group Judicial Watch, said a earlier effort to protect tempts to undermine family ple who will then go home legislation demonstrates an of political science at the governor can strengthen those in the state illegally, immigration and cut back and share the information intent to undermine the University of Illinois at immigration enforcement was considered a victory by on refugee resettlement,” with their parents. Because spirit of federal immigra- Springfield. and said every state should immigration advocates. But Tsao said. households can include tion law by guiding and The governor and legis- consider itself a “border” conservatives, including Pritzker has voiced sup- both citizens and immi- encouraging government lature decide if taxpayer state. Republican primary chal- port for undocumented stu- grants in the country il- entities to restrict assist- money is funneled to state- Fitton said Illinois is con- lenger state Rep. Jeanne dents and for the Trust Act, legally — and because of the ance to federal authorities,” wide immigration services. sidered a “problem child” Ives of Wheaton, seized on which Andy Kang, the exe- heightened fear of ICE — Rauner wrote as his reason- For example, the Immi- because of local policies like the law and used it to accuse cutive director of Asian potential voters could be ing for a veto. grant Family Resource Pro- the Trust Act and Chicago’s Rauner of turning Illinois Americans Advancing Jus- dissuaded if someone sim- More recently, Rauner gram, a partnership be- Sanctuary City ordinance. into a sanctuary state. tice, described as fairly ply asks to see their identifi- has blamed immigrants liv- tween the Illinois Depart- The city’s ordinance bars The backlash has re- common Democratic posi- cation, she said. ing in the country illegally ment of Human Services police from letting federal sulted in Rauner trying to tions on immigration. But As the evening ended, for contributing to Chicago and the Illinois Coalition on Immigration and Customs win back the conservative Kang said he would like to Aranda told the group to gun violence by taking away Immigration and Refugee Enforcement officials have base while also not trying to see the next governor go not let their skepticism jobs from citizens in neigh- Rights, helps low-income access to people in local mimic Ives, Redfield said. further to implement state- about politicians keep them borhoods with high unem- immigrants with limited custody. It also prohibits “The governor has a diffi- wide policies that would from casting a ballot. ployment. English-speaking skills ap- on-duty police officers from cult political problem and welcome more immigrants “Make your action be Pritzker, in contrast, has ply for state benefits. talking with ICE officials he’s trying to walk a thin such as having basic gov- worth something,” she told attacked Trump’s immigra- A governor could also before a person is released line in terms of winning ernment services available the group. tion policies, backed sanc- work with statewide offi- from custody, or allowing back the conservative base in more languages. tuary city status for Chicago cials, such as the attorney ICE agents to use local or get (voters) to the posi- “The next governor, [email protected] and other municipalities general, to challenge federal police facilities for investi- tion where they are going to whoever they are, should [email protected] and has called for stronger immigration policies in gations. say, ‘I don’t like all of also begin to think of what Twitter @ElviaMalagon, @rap30

Hinsdale school voters face $166M question By Kimberly Fornek One criticism of the using and a shortage of and fencing, and fixing Pioneer Press 2017 referendum was that spectator seating. grading and drainage the projects it would fund problems at both schools, Hinsdale High School were a moving target al- Referendum plus new grandstands and District 86 is asking voters’ most up to Election Day. press box at Central; Cen- permission to issue $166.4 Since then, the district projects tral $5.2 million, South $4.3 million in bonds to pay for formed a community task Among the projects that million projects that touch nearly force of parents, staff, busi- would be funded include: every part of Hinsdale ness owners, civic leaders Central performing Central and South high and other stakeholders Accessibility: Making all arts: Lighting and sound schools, including the li- who reviewed the list of parts of both schools and upgrades, new seats, or- braries, athletic fields, the projects in the updated their athletic fields acces- chestra pit and an elevator cafeterias and science and facilities plan. The district sible per the Americans to reach wardrobe and STEVEN ROSENBERG/CHICAGO TRIBUNE technology classrooms. also conducted a phone with Disabilities Act; Cen- dressing area on lower Lauren Underwood, a former aide to President Obama, is If approved, the refer- poll and received the find- tral $2.7 million, South $2.7 level, plus removing load- challenging U.S. Rep. Randy Hultgren in the 14th District. endum would cost the ings of a life-safety report, million ing dock and ramp on east owner of a home with a which put a timeline of one side of school, relocating market value of $500,000 to five years for required Building infrastructure: buildings and grounds de- Biden to campaign for about $300 more a year in improvements, such as New roofs, tuckpointing, partment and building a property taxes for 23 years. foundation and roof re- electrical systems, ventila- new entrance and 4,500 newcomer Underwood District officials say the pairs. tion units, windows, doors square-foot-addition for median home value is The board narrowed a and restrooms at both band and music programs; By Mike Riopell urday. The typically low- $461,200. longer list of projects rec- schools, plus new boilers $14.4 million Chicago Tribune key congressman said just a Identifying needed im- ommended by the commu- and hot water system for few words at the rally, provements has been a nity task force to the $166 South; Central $10.1 mil- South performing arts: Former Vice President telling the crowd to get out multiyear effort going back million total by starting lion, South $10.1 million Lighting and sound up- Joe Biden will be in the and vote early. “We’ve got a to community focus with what people in the grades, new seats, floor suburbs on Wednesday tough battle,” Hultgren said, groups that updated the phone survey said were Cafeteria: Upgrading and curtains in audito- stumping for Democratic adding that Underwood is district’s master facilities very important. kitchen equipment, elec- rium, renovating and ex- congressional candidate “absolutely dying to support plan in 2015. The referendum also in- tricity, plumbing and venti- panding band and choral Lauren Underwood. He Nancy Pelosi for speaker.” A less extensive plan cludes new pools with div- lation systems, redesigning classrooms and other will be at the Kane County The Trump and Biden with a $76 million price tag ing wells at both Central serving lines; Central $4.5 areas; $5.1 million Fairgrounds in St. Charles visits are part of a final- was overwhelmingly re- and South. The existing million, South $3.4 million for a morning rally, accord- weeks push by big-name jected by 74 percent of pools’ 10-foot depth is not Pools: New 10-lane, 40- ing to the Underwood cam- politicians to help candi- voters in April 2017. So why deep enough for diving, Library: Renovation to yard pool at Central, $24 paign. dates in tough races. U.S. would the board propose a according to state high create flexible instruction million; new six-lane, 40- Underwood of Naper- Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., referendum that is more school associations’ rules. and presentation space, yard pool at South, $15.1 ville is running a strong will be in Downers Grove than twice as much? Central’s pool, a six- plus creating media and million challenge to Republican on Monday to raise money “The simple but painful lane, 25-yard pool built in digital production labs at U.S. Rep. Randy Hultgren of for U.S. Rep. Peter Roskam answer is the $76 million 1958, has other problems South. Central $1.7 million, Sewers: Separation of Plano in the far west and of Wheaton in his race did not fully address the as well: a ventilation sys- South $4.5 million storm and sanitary sewers northwest suburban 14th against Democrat Sean Cas- needs of both schools,” tem that is on its last legs, at Central, $4.6 million Congressional District. ten of Downers Grove. board member Jennifer district officials said, only Paving and fields: Re- Hultgren was with Presi- Planson said earlier this one locker room that boys place artificial turf fields, [email protected] dent Donald Trump in [email protected] year. and girls have to alternate tennis courts, parking lots Twitter @kfDoings southern Illinois on Sat- Twitter @MikeRiopell Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, October 29, 2018 5

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Teen charged with threatening school By Frank Vaisvilas another online threat Daily Southtown early Sunday but quickly determined that the per- Charges have been filed petrator was a “copycat” against a 16-year-old boy located on the East Coast. who allegedly threatened The investigation into violence at Homewood- that threat was handed Flossmoor High School, over to federal investiga- police announced Sunday. tors, Pulec said. The boy, who is a stu- He said that police be- dent at the school, was lieve that schools are not charged with a Class 4 subject to any credible disorderly conduct felony threat on Monday, but charge late Saturday. police will increase their On Saturday, officials presence at the sites. became aware of two so- Homewood-Flossmoor cial media posts that dis- High School officials said played a gun and pur- the school will reopen on ported threats against the Monday, as usual, and are school when classes re- urging parents and stu- sume on Monday. dents to immediate report School officials con- any inappropriate actions tacted police and were or postings they may see. informed of an arrest “Any threat against our ABEL URIBE/CHICAGO TRIBUNE shortly thereafter. school community is un- Pink Line train cars adorned with Dia de Los Muertos images can be seen for the next four weeks, according to the CTA. Police swiftly identified settling,” school officials the boy, and a parent said in an email to parents. brought him in for ques- “We want to reassure stu- tioning, Flossmoor Police dents, staff and families Mexican art part of AARP effort Chief Michael Pulec said that the authorities will be in a news release. holding the individual re- Dia de Los Muertos images decorate and Nov. 2 is All Souls’ Day. people over 50, has tried to He said police quickly sponsible to the fullest The holiday has gained make connections with dispelled the legitimacy of extent of the law and that CTA train cars to tout family caregiving more popularity in the U.S. caregivers in the Mexican- the threat and determined the school will be seeking since it played a central role American community, not- the boy had apparently appropriate disciplinary By Elvia Malagon trip to Mexico, but it wasn’t in Disney/Pixar’s 2017 film ing that employers aren’t posted the threat after a action.” Chicago Tribune until last year that he and “Coco.” always understanding of dare. some friends marked the The inside and outside of the challenges employees The youth did not have Frank Vaisvilas is a free- Bob Gallo learned about holiday, including creating the train cars are wrapped face when also caring for access to any guns, police lance reporter for the Daily the traditions of Dia de Los an altar — ofrenda in Span- with skulls, marigolds and aging relatives. said. Southtown. Muertos, or Day of the ish — to pay homage to dead wording that states, “Viva AARP is hosting a bilin- Police also learned of Dead, years ago during a relatives. La Cultura con AARP!” The gual conference Nov. 17 at Gallo, the Illinois direc- organization worked with the Arturo Velasquez Insti- tor of AARP, sees the Mexi- the Pilsen Arts and Culture tute at 2800 S. Western Ave. can holiday as a way to Committee and commis- for caregivers that will in- highlight the way genera- sioned Chicago-based artist clude self-care workshops tions of relatives take care Elizabeth Reyes to come up and service presentations, of one another, something with the design. according to a news release. he says ties into the organi- The images of marigolds The organization esti- zation’s efforts. And that dotting the train is thought mates that 1 in 7 residents in was part of the impetus to light the pathway for the Chicago are considered a behind the group’s dead to return home to caregiver for a relative. In $175,000 advertising cam- their families, according to the Latino community, it’s paign that includes the the National Museum of often considered a cultural CONSIDERING CREMATION? JOIN US FOR A CTA, featuring a Pink Line Mexican Art’s website. In expectation that relatives train with cars wrapped in some parts of Mexico, the will take on the duties of colorful Dia de Los Muer- tradition of Dia de Los caring for aging members of FREE UNC tos art. 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CTA bus service gets lots of C’s, D’s *100%TaxDeductible * Free Vehicle Pickup ANYWHERE Wisniewski, from Page 1 proposing an investment of dense urban area.” He said ache. “I had to take it to the *WeAcceptMostVehiclesRunningorNot $5 million to help create those buses come as fre- lakefront recently, and it *WeAlsoAcceptBoats,Motorcycle&RVs bus-only lanes, giving buses transit-oriented devel- quently as many train lines, took forever,” Comerford priority at traffic lights and opment along busy corri- every four to six minutes. said. speeding up boarding with dors and eliminate bus Steele said the grades look WheelsForWishes.org Call:(312)651-4254 “tap and go” payment at all “slow zones” at some inter- at just one month’s worth Transportation * Car Donation Foundation d/b/a Wheels For Wishes. To learn more about our programs or doors. sections. The city wants to of bus service and may not financial information, call (213) 948-2000 or visit www.wheelsforwishes.org. The alliance also focused install designated bus lanes reflect quality of service song quiz on eight busy routes: No. 8 on approaches to certain throughout the year. He ■ Last week’s song was Halsted, No. 9 Ashland, No. intersections and new also questioned using an about things getting 49 Western, No. 53 Pulaski, pavement markings and average speed of more than started. His prospects were No. 66 Chicago, No. 76 signage, as well as picking 13 mph as a goal since the good. The 1965 song is MEET Diversey, No. 79 79th Street the best locations for bus nature of bus service is that “Drive My Car,” by John and No. 80 Irving Park. The stops. it is “stop and go.” Lennon and Paul McCart- Chicago, 79th Street and The city and the CTA Steele said the CTA ney and performed by The BARBARA KINGSOLVER Diversey routes all got F’s; also plan a dedicated bus- already has taken several Beatles. Pete Kain, of Pala- Ashland got a C and the bike lane for a section of steps to improve bus per- tine, was the winner. other routes got D’s. Halsted Street to help with formance, including adding ■ Today’s song was fea- “Chicago Avenue is the detoured No. 66 Chicago dedicated bus lanes in the tured in a movie about worst,” said Roberto Perez, bus traffic after the Chicago Loop. Chicago currently women who work at a 53, of Bucktown, who was Avenue bridge is demol- has 4.1 miles of dedicated restaurant by a rail station. waiting at a bus stop. “They ished this Thursday. The bus lanes, compared with The movie starred both need to have more buses on bridge will be replaced by 82.8 miles in New York, the “Dorothy” and the “Scare- that route.” He also sees an interim structure early alliance reported last year. crow.” What are the song service issues on Ashland next year. It recommends 50 miles of and the movie? The first to and Irving Park. In response to the Active new bus lanes. email me the answer gets a The city last week re- Transportation Alliance’s William Comerford, 71, Tribune notebook, and sponded to service needs report, CTA spokesman of Irving Park, said he glory. on the Chicago and 79th Brian Steele said that the thought more bus lanes Street routes, the city’s routes identified are exam- would help. He said the [email protected] highest-ridership lines, by ples of “robust service in a Irving Park bus is a head- Twitter @marywizchicago Discussion / Book Signing Thursday, November 1st, 7pm Interchange projects coming to Sugar Grove, Marengo 55 Old Orchard Center Skokie (847) 676-2230 By Mary Wisniewski way officials. access interchange at Illi- will realign existing ramps Chicago Tribune The board also approved nois Route 23 and I-90, and build new ramps for a the Tollway’s tentative 2019 costing $33.4 million. The new full-access $25 mil- In the latest novel from the award-winning New Illinois Tollway in- budget, which includes project would include a lion interchange at Illinois author, a New Jersey woman researching the terchange projects are com- $423 million for continued circular intersection at Route 47 and I-88. The ing to Marengo and Sugar construction of western Route 23 and Harmony project will include reha- history of her family home finds herself drawn Grove under an agreement access to O’Hare Interna- Road, as well as new road- bilitation of the existing to one of its past inhabitants—a controversial between the Tollway and tional Airport. The Toll- way lighting, according to Route 47 bridge over I-88. local governments. way plans to extend Illi- Tollway officials. Existing ramps, built in the science teacher in the 1880s. The Tollway board on nois Route 390 east toward “This project is a great 1970s, only provide for Thursday approved agree- the airport to connect with opportunity not only for travel to and from the west ments to build projects on a new north-south tollway, Marengo, but for Mc- on I-88, Tollway officials the Jane Addams Memorial to be called Interstate 490, Henry County and North- said. Under the agreements, Tollway (Interstate 90) in that would stretch along ern Illinois as a whole,” the Tollway will pay 60 McHenry County and on the the airport’s western bor- Marengo Mayor John percent of the cost of the Reagan Memorial Tollway der. The new tollway Koziol said in a statement. I-88/Route 47 project and (Interstate 88) in Kane would connect with I-90 “We hope it will attract half the cost of the I-90/ County. Construction is ex- to the north and the Tri- much needed industrial Route 23 project. 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By Eric Tucker, five federal crimes Friday Michael Balsamo say the fervent supporter of and Colleen Long President Donald Trump Associated Press unwittingly left behind a wealth of clues, affording WASHINGTON — In the them a critical break in a hours before his arrest, as coast-to-coast investigation federal authorities zeroed into pipe bomb mailings in and secretly accumulated that spread fear of election- evidence, Cesar Sayoc was season violence. The bub- in his element: spinning ble-wrapped manila envel- classic and Top 40 hits in a opes, addressed to Demo- nightclub where he’d found crats such as Barack Obama work as a DJ. and Hillary Clin- As he enter- ton and inter- tained patrons cepted from Dela- from a dimly lit ware to California, booth overlooking held vital forensic a stage at the Ultra evidence that in- Gentlemen’s Club, vestigators say where Halloween they leveraged to decorations hung arrest Sayoc four ELLIS RUA/AP in anticipation of a Sayoc days after the in- costume party, he vestigation started. Cesar Sayoc worked as a disc jockey at Ultra Gentleman’s Club in West Palm Beach, Fla., according to employees. could not have known that “Criminals make mis- investigators that very eve- takes, so the more opportu- lowed, delivered the next the evidence it had exam- to denigrate targets such as was mad crazy like this,” ning were capitalizing on nities that law enforcement day for Clinton and Obama ined. Soros. That was not uncom- said Stacy Saccal, the club’s his own mistakes to build a has to detect them, the and after that to the cable Besides that, the FBI mon for the amateur body manager. “Never once did case against him. greater chance they’re go- network CNN, former At- said, Sayoc’s social media builder and former stripper he speak politics. This is a He almost certainly had ing to be able to act on that, torney General Eric Holder, posts that traffic in online whose social media ac- bar. We don’t talk politics or no idea that lab technicians and that appears to be what former Vice President Joe conspiracy theories, parody counts are peppered with religion in a bar, you know?” had linked DNA on two pipe happened here,” said for- Biden and other Demo- accounts and name-calling memes supporting Trump But Scott Meigs, another bomb packages he was ac- mer Justice Department cratic targets of conserva- include some of the same and posts vilifying Demo- DJ at the club, had a differ- cused of sending to promi- prosecutor Aloke tive ire. misspellings as were no- crats. ent experience. nent Democrats to a sample Chakravarty, who prose- Each additional delivery ticed on the 13 packages he On Thursday from noon He said Sayoc had been previously collected by cuted the Boston Marathon created more unease. But was charged with sending. to 9 p.m. as law enforce- talking about politics to Florida state authorities. Or bombing case. together they also provided The clues, authorities say, ment grew ever closer, de- everybody at the club for that a fingerprint match had But it wasn’t always clear more leads for the FBI, led them to a 56-year-old scending on a postal sorting the last two weeks, preach- turned up on a separate that such a break would which mined each pipe man with a long criminal facility in Opa-locka, Fla., ing the need to elect Repub- mailing that authorities say come, at least not on Mon- bomb for clues at a labora- history who’d previously Sayoc was working as a disc licans during the November he sent. day when the first package tory in Quantico, Va. filed for bankruptcy and jockey at a West Palm Beach elections. “I just figured he And he was probably arrived: a pipe bomb deliv- As the packages rolled in, appeared to be living in his nightclub where he’d found was passionate about the unaware that investigators ered via mail to an estate in technicians hit a break- van, showering on the work in the last two months. upcoming elections.” scouring his social media Bedford, N.Y., belonging to through: a fingerprint and beach or at a fitness center. There, he spun his music The next morning, he accounts had found the billionaire liberal activist DNA left on a package sent As the FBI worked from inside a small booth was taken into custody near same spelling mistakes on George Soros. That same to Rep. Maxine Waters, a around the clock, and as overlooking a stage with an auto parts store in Plan- his online posts — “Hilary” day, Sayoc, still under the California Democrat and Americans were busy de- performers dancing below. tation, Fla., north of Miami. Clinton, Debbie Wasser- radar of law enforcement, one of the intended pipe bating the hard-edged polit- Autographed photos of Across the street, Thomas man “Shultz” — as on the retweeted a post saying, bomb recipients, and DNA ical climate and whether scantily clad and nude adult Fiori, a former federal law mailings he’d soon be “The world is waking up to on a piece of pipe bomb Trump had fanned the entertainers were plastered enforcement officer, said he charged with sending. the horrors of George intended for Obama. The flames with his rhetoric, it across the walls like wall- saw about 50 armed officers In the end, prosecutors Soros.” FBI said it had identified no was business as usual for paper. swarm a man standing out- who charged Sayoc with Additional packages fol- other possible matches on Sayoc as he took to Twitter “I didn’t know this guy side a white van. Brazilians elect far-right ACA shoppers may face candidate as president more limitations for care By Sarah Dilorenzo, By Tom Murphy Peter Prengaman and Associated Press Mauricio Savarese Associated Press Insurance shoppers likely will have several SAO PAULO — Far-right choices for individual congressman Jair Bol- health coverage this fall. sonaro won the presidency The bad news? There’s no of Latin America’s largest guarantee they will cover nation Sunday as voters certain doctors or prescrip- looked past warnings that tions. the brash former army cap- Health insurers have tain would erode democ- stopped fleeing the Afford- racy and embraced a able Care Act’s market- chance for radical change places and they’ve toned after years of turmoil. down premium hikes that With 97 percent of bal- gouged consumers in re- DREAMSTIME lots counted, Brazil’s top LEO CORREA/AP cent years. Some are even electoral court said Bol- Supporters of Brazilian presidential candidate Jair Bol- dropping prices for 2019. doctors included in their Plans with some form of sonaro had won with 55.4 sonaro cheer as they gather outside his residence. But the market will still be coverage networks. a limited network made up percent of the votes. His far from ideal for many Those narrow networks more than half of the opponent, leftist Fernando percentage points, the race are furious with the Work- customers when open give insurers leverage to choices offered for 2017 on Haddad of the Workers’ had tightened in recent ers’ Party for its role in the enrollment starts Thurs- negotiate better rates that the ACA’s marketplaces, ac- Party, had 44.4 percent. days as several Brazilian graft scheme and Haddad day. can lead to lower coverage cording to the latest num- In Rio de Janeiro, Bol- heavyweights came out has struggled to build mo- Much of the insurance prices, and the consulting bers from McKinsey. That sonaro’s supporters set off against Bolsonaro, arguing mentum with his promises left on the marketplaces firm McKinsey & Co. has coverage was particularly fireworks on iconic Copa- that he was a direct risk to of a return to the boom limits patients to narrow found that the quality of common in the price range cabana Beach. In the world’s fourth times by investing in health networks of hospitals or their hospitals is compara- where most consumers Sao Paulo, Brazil’s largest democracy. and education and reduc- doctors and provides no ble to broader networks. shop, which is within 10 largest city, cars Bolsonaro, who ing poverty. coverage outside those net- Plans with narrow net- percent of the lowest- horns could be cast himself as a But he has also raised works. works will cover necessary priced plan. heard honking and political outsider serious concerns that he Plus these plans can still specialists such as cardiolo- These plans grew more crowds celebrated despite a 27-year will usher in a rollback of be unaffordable for people gists, but they often exclude common from 2014 to 2017, as the results came career in Con- civil rights and a weakening who don’t receive help out-of-state care providers especially in cities where in. There were also gress, is the latest of institutions in a young from the ACA’s income- or academic medical cen- insurers could choose be- reports of clashes of several leaders democracy, especially since based tax credits, and they ters, which tend to be more tween competing hospital between his back- Bolsonaro around the globe he has waxed nostalgic for often require patients to expensive. networks. But that trend ers and opponents on to gain prominence by mix- Brazil’s 1964-1985 military pay several thousand dol- They can pose problems has since stabilized, said Avenida Paulista in Sao ing tough, often violent talk dictatorship and said he lars toward their care be- for patients who have more McKinsey’s Jim Oatman. Paulo. with hard-right positions. would name military men fore most coverage starts. than one physician or want Even so, brokers aren’t “I first want to thank But he is also very much a to his Cabinet. “People understand that to keep a doctor covered expecting narrow net- God,” Bolsonaro told sup- product of a perfect storm In a highly unusual mo- things are kind of screwed under a previous plan. works to go away. In some porters in a video transmit- in Brazil that made his ment, the chief justice of up,” said Chicago-area bro- Jodi Smith Lemacks is markets including St. Lou- ted from his home in Rio, messages less margin- the Supreme Court, Jose ker Robert Slayton. “My nervous about changing or is, they were the only op- recounting how he was alized: widespread anger at Dias Toffoli, read out part objective is to give them losing her job because that tion shoppers had among stabbed while campaigning the political class amid of the Constitution to re- what reality is, to give them could mean cutting off her 10 plan choices for this last month and almost died. years of corruption, an porters after he voted. options. Their job is to 15-year-old son Joshua year. Bolsonaro, who ran on economy that has struggled “The future president choose what may work.” from heart specialists he’s The narrow networks promises to clean up Brazil to recover after a punishing must respect institutions, The ACA expanded cov- seen his entire life. The are grouped by hospital and bring back “traditional recession and a surge in must respect democracy, erage to millions of Ameri- Richmond, Va., resident systems, and broker Kelly values,” said he would re- violence. the rule of law, the judiciary cans when it established said she looked last year for Rector has several custom- spect the constitution and “I feel in my heart that branch, the national Con- state-based marketplaces options on the ACA’s ers who see doctors in personal liberty. He said things will change,” said gress and the legislative where people can buy a marketplace to trim the different systems. She ad- that wasn’t just the words Sandra Coccato, a 68-year- branch,” Toffoli said in re- plan if they don’t get insur- coverage bill she pays vises them to pick their of a man but a promise to old small business owner, marks many took to be a ance through work or qual- through work. coverage based on which God. after she voted for Bol- rebuke of Bolsonaro and ify for government pro- She didn’t find any plans doctor is most important Bolsonaro went into sonaro in Sao Paulo. “Lots his more extreme positions. grams such as Medicaid. that would cover his cur- and drop the others for Sunday the clear front- of bad people are leaving, The past few years in But the expansion has been rent doctors, including in-network options. runner after getting 46 per- and lots of new, good peo- Brazil have been excep- rough. some at the Children’s Hos- People who “have the cent of the vote to Haddad’s ple are entering. There’s a tionally turbulent. In 2016, Several insurers pulled pital of Philadelphia, who most to lose from having a 29 percent in the first light at the end of the then-President Dilma back from these markets treat his congenital heart narrow-network plan are round of the election Oct. 7, tunnel.” Rousseff of the Workers’ after being swamped with disease. those who have something which had 13 contenders. Bolsonaro rose in promi- Party was impeached and higher-than-expected “The issue with kids like unexpected happen to After opinion polls in re- nence amid disgust with removed from office on costs. Many that remained Joshua is, it really matters, them,” said Daniel Polsky, a cent weeks had Bolsonaro Brazil’s political system. In charges that many on the jacked up prices or started it’s life or death where you University of Pennsylvania leading by as much as 18 particular, many Brazilians left felt were political. limiting the hospitals and go,” she said. economist. Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, October 29, 2018 9 Suspect fired 4 guns during deadly massacre Synagogue, from Page 1 on Jews in U.S. history, targeted a congregation ated Press. that is an anchor of Pitts- Early investigative de- burgh’s large and close-knit tails suggest Bowers, a viru- Jewish community, a syna- lent anti-Semite, needed gogue about a 25-minute only a few minutes, three drive from Bowers’ home. pistols and an AR-15 semi- Among the eight men automatic rifle to carry out and three women killed the deadliest attack on were Rose Mallinger, a 97- Jews in U.S. history, author- year-old resident of the ities said. predominantly Jewish Bowers allegedly walked neighborhood; Cecil and through an unlocked door David Rosenthal, two around 9:45 a.m., and fired brothers in their 50s and all four weapons as he the youngest of the victims; moved around the large and Bernice Simon and her building, police husband, Syl- said. van, both in Authorities on their 80s. Also Sunday also identi- killed were fied the 11 victims Joyce Fienberg, they allege he 75; Richard Got- gunned down in- tfried, 65; Jerry side Tree of Life Rabinowitz, 66; synagogue. Daniel Stein, 71; The dead in- Melvin Wax, 88; cluded a 97-year- and Irving old woman, a hus- Bowers Younger, 69. band and wife, and two Two other worshipers brothers, all of whom were were wounded in the initial MATT ROURKE/AP at Saturday-morning serv- shooting rampage, which Rabbi Jonathan Perlman speaks at a community gathering Sunday in the Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall & Museum. ices, authorities said. lasted about 10 minutes “They’re committing before someone called 911, genocide to my people,” police said. Two police offi- was 11 people killed and six Bowers told a SWAT officer cers arrived at the syna- wounded, including the ‘There were all these dead bodies’ after being shot and cap- gogue within a minute of four officers. tured, according to a fed- the call and encountered The suspect was also By Kyle Swenson ies,” said Charny, 90, a room stuffed with card- eral criminal complaint re- the gunman at the syna- shot several times before he The Washington Post retired psychiatrist from board boxes. The building leased Sunday. “I just want gogue’s entrance. surrendered inside the Squirrel Hill. “I wasn’t in was silent, he said. Anx- to kill Jews.” “He had finished, and he building. He remained in He thought it was fall- the mood to stay there.” ious thoughts crashed in- Pittsburgh Mayor Bill was exiting the building,” fair condition and in federal ing furniture. Charny ran away from side his head: How long Peduto called the attack the FBI agent Robert Jones custody on Sunday. The morning service the man, avoiding the are we going to be here? Is “darkest day of Pittsburgh’s told reporters. “Had Bow- Two of the wounded was just beginning on the bullets. he coming? How would history.” He also disputed ers made it out of that officers remained in stable second floor of Tree of Charny is a longtime they get out? President Trump’s suggest- facility, there is a strong condition in a hospital on Life synagogue in Pitts- member of the syna- “We all knew leaving ion that the synagogue possibility that additional Sunday morning. As they burgh’s Squirrel Hill gogue, attending services too soon would have been should have had armed violence would have oc- recovered, Jewish leaders neighborhood on Sat- there since first moving to our deaths,” Charny said. guards. curred.” and local, state and federal urday when E. Joseph Pittsburgh with his family Pittsburgh police said “The approach we need Instead, authorities say, officials detailed what hap- Charny heard a loud noise in 1955. His intimate they followed the shooter to be looking at is how we Bowers exchanged gunfire pened in the shooting’s from downstairs. knowledge of the build- to the synagogue’s top take the guns — the com- with the two officers, aftermath, as well as what “It sounded like some ing’s mazelike nooks and level, where he allegedly mon denominator of every shooting one in the hand; is still to come. big thing falling over, like crannies probably saved had been stalking from mass shooting in America the other was injured by Investigators worked a coat rack,” Charny said. his life. As bullets ripped room to room on the — out of the hands of those shrapnel. through the night at Tree of There were about six to through the room, other end of the building looking to express hatred He fled back inside the Life processing what Jones eight congregants bowing Charny and two others — from where Charny hid. through murder,” he said. synagogue, and a small called “a large and complex their heads in the pews, the rabbi and his assistant Charny and the two Bowers, 46, is expected SWAT team assembled to crime scene.” They also along with Charny, all of — fled for the building’s others with whom he was to appear in court Monday. pursue him and try to consulted with rabbis to them waiting solemnly third floor. hiding eventually slipped He faces at least 23 state rescue the wounded inside. identify the bodies, which for the weekly services to “The building is com- out of their hiding places, charges, including homi- Bowers shot two more remained in the building get started, people plicated,” Charny ex- emerging outside the cide, attempted homicide officers — multiple times until the Sunday. Charny knew well. A man plained. “It started off synagogue, where they and aggravated assault each — during a brief stand- Neighbors said Bowers appeared in the doorway. small but then has had a were met by police. against police officers. He off on the building’s third moved into an apartment at Charny doesn’t remem- lot of additions. So there Charny is recovering at faces an additional 29 fed- floor, according to criminal a modest two-story com- ber him saying anything. are a lot of small spaces. home from his close call. eral charges accusing him complaints. He was alleg- plex about two years ago. Gunshots cracked across The three of us knew the “At first I felt numb, of civil rights and hate edly yelling about Jews It’s unclear how long he the chamber. small spaces.” then thankful,” he said. “I crimes. throughout. had worked as a trucker, or “I looked up and there Charny found himself don’t need to tell you how The attack, the deadliest The final casualty count whether he has recently. were all these dead bod- tucked into a storage terrible this has all been.” 11 victims of shooting RELAX MORE By Moriah Balingit, Rose Mallinger was among ther, he expected to do the WORRY LESS Kristine Phillips, the first he worried about. grim work of cleaning out Amy B Wang The petite 97-year-old he the man’s Florida condo and Deanna Paul regularly saw walking in the alone and moving his moth- The Washington Post neighborhood or grocery er’s things up to Pittsburgh shopping had attended alone. But then, his 71-year- Eleven people were service for decades. old uncle, Daniel Stein, of- killed on Saturday when a Diamond, 63, has known fered to join him. For days, gunman opened fire inside a Mallinger for years. He said the two men worked side by Pittsburgh synagogue. Here he and Mallinger’s son went side to pack up the condo. It are those who died. through kindergarten and was emblematic, Halle said, high school together. of Stein’s generosity and Joyce Fienberg, 75: There “I feel a part of me died in kindness. was a long-standing joke at that building,” he said. Stein was a member of the University of Pittsburgh the New Light Congrega- research center: If Gaea Jerry Rabinowitz, 66: tion, which held services in Leinhardt needed to re- Jerry Rabinowitz and his the same building as Tree of $ * member something — even wife, Mari, did not have Life. He was heavily in- 1,525 “small bits of information children, so they poured out volved with the synagogue, that I might need someday” all of their love and atten- having been president and — she could simply mention tion on their community, on the board of directors. it to her research assistant, their synagogue and their Joyce Fienberg. Without five cats, said Anna Boswell- Melvin Wax, 88: Melvin fail, Fienberg would be able Levy, a friend of the couple Wax was the first to arrive to recall it, even years later. and a rabbi at a synagogue at New Light Congregation “She was just a magnifi- in Yardley, Pa. in Pittsburgh’s Squirrel Hill cently caring, generous and “Jerry and Mari just did neighborhood — and the thoughtful human being,” everything for this syna- last to leave. NO CREDIT, NO PROBLEM! Leinhardt said. gogue. They were essential, Fellow members of the Despite Fienberg’s title, they were core to this com- congregation, which rented Hassle Free Financing Available Leinhardt said their work- munity,” Boswell-Levy said. space in the Tree of Life ing relationship was much Jerry, in particular, was Synagogue, says Wax was a more collegial, like a part- always helping to set up kind man and a pillar of the FURNACE REPAIR SPECIALS! nership, and that she con- services and lead them. He congregation. sidered Fienberg her best led Torah studies and or- Myron Snider spoke late Call For Details friend. ganized meetings, Boswell- Saturday about his friend “I just can’t say how Levy said. who would stay late to tell There’s never been a better time to upgrade to Bryant terribly sad I am that this jokes with him. He said qualityandefficiency.Foralimitedtime,youcanclaim person isn’t in the world Cecil Rosenthal, 59: “Mel,” a retired accountant, up to $1,525 in Bryant Bonus and utility rebates on a new anymore,” Leinhardt said. When people showed up was unfailingly generous. systemorreceiveupto72monthsof0%financing. for services at Tree of Life, it “He called my wife to get Richard Gottfried, 65: was often Cecil Rosenthal my phone number in the OFFER AVAILABLE THORUGH NOVEMBER 15TH ONLY Like his father and grand- who would greet them, of- hospital so he could talk to Rebate totals may vary by local utility company father, Richard Gottfried fering a warm hello, a smile me,” Snider said. “Just a took his faith seriously, and sometimes a joke. Cecil sweet, sweet guy.” regularly attending Sat- and his brother David were CALL (844) GET-COMFY urday services as a member fixtures at the synagogue, Irving Younger, 69: When of the New Light Congrega- attending services nearly the gunman walked inside or visit tion. every Saturday. They had the Tree of Life, Irving But when Gottfried fell in been going to Tree of Life would have been in the www.bryantdealer.com love in the late 1970s, it was since they were young boys, hallway, just coming in. Or with a practicing Catholic. said Chuck Diamond, a for- he would have been sitting Peg Durachko was a fellow mer rabbi. in the back, giving prayer dental student at the Uni- The brothers had intel- books to people as they PRE-SEASON versity of Pittsburgh. In lectual disabilities, accord- arrived, said Chuck Dia- 1980, the year he graduated, ing to two former syna- mond, a former rabbi at the FURNACE SALE they married. gogue presidents. When the synagogue. Gottfried and Durachko synagogue held special Diamond, 63, said he was Call Today! would go on to build a services for adults with dis- close friends with Younger. successful dental practice abilities, Cecil and David They loved to exchange together, opening in 1984. would serve as the honorary jokes, mostly jokes about The couple had just cele- chairs, said Howard Elson, Jews making fun of them- brated their 38th wedding who was president of Tree selves. They shared a love of anniversary, and had of Life about 12 years ago. sports and politics. They planned to wind down the talked about the Pittsburgh practice and retire soon. David Rosenthal , 54 Pirates and the Pittsburgh Steelers, and they aired Rose Mallinger, 97: When Bernice Simon and Syl- their different views on Chuck Diamond, a former van Simon, 84 and 86 politics. rabbi at Tree of Life, heard that a gunman had opened Daniel Stein, 71: When Associated Press contrib- fire inside the synagogue, Stephen Halle lost his fa- uted. 10 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, October 29, 2018 D

NEWS BRIEFING Assassination Staff and news services plot led to Sri Lankan PM Indonesia Lion Air flight with being fired 188 on board crashes into sea COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — Sri Lanka’s president JAKARTA, Indonesia minute flight to Pangkal said Sunday that the main — A Lion Air flight with Pinang on an island chain reason he decided to sack 188 people on board off Sumatra, was carrying his prime minister was the crashed into the sea just 181 passengers, including alleged involvement of a minutes after taking off one child and two babies, Cabinet minister in a plot from Indonesia’s capital and seven crew members. to assassinate him. on Monday. The National Search In a televised address to Indonesia’s disaster and Rescue Agency said the nation, President agency posted photos on- the flight ended in waters Maithripala Sirisena said a line of a crushed smart- off West Java that are 98 to person questioned by in- phone, books, bags and 115 feet deep. vestigators had revealed parts of the aircraft fuse- A report to the Jakarta the name of a minister in lage that had been col- Search and Rescue Office an alleged plot to assassi- lected by search and res- cited the crew of a tug- nate him and a former cue vessels. boat, which had reported defense secretary. A spokesman said the seeing a Lion Air flight He said the only choice aircraft, on a 1-hour, 10- falling from the sky. RODRIGO ABD/AP for him under the circum- Migrants who are trying to reach the U.S. border play soccer Sunday in Tapanatepec. stances was to dismiss Ranil Wickremesinghe and invite his former nem- Ninth child dies from viral esis and ex-strongman Migrant caravan takes break Mahinda Rajapaksa to outbreak at rehab facility take over as prime min- ister. TRENTON, N.J. — A been confirmed in anoth- from long trek to U.S. border “This information (re- ninth person has died at a er person who died Friday ceived by investigators) pediatric rehabilitation afternoon, officials said. A TAPANATEPEC, Mexi- food and other goods gan to attack the guy,” contains a number of de- center amid an outbreak of staff member also became co — Thousands of Central spilled over Saturday night Medina said. tails hitherto hidden to the a respiratory virus, New ill. New diagnoses bring American migrants took a when a dispute over a food As the man ran, a false people,” Sirisena said. He Jersey health officials said. the total number of cases break Sunday on their long line evolved into the beat- rumor spread that he had did not reveal the name of An additional “medi- to 25. journey through southern ing of a man falsely accused grabbed a child for protec- the minister. cally fragile child” who Those affected range in Mexico, but vowed to press of child stealing. tion and he was caught and had a confirmed case of age from toddlers to ahead toward the U.S. bor- Raul Medina Melendez, beaten. Police rescued him adenovirus at the young adults, with the vast der roughly 1,000 miles security chief for the tiny and took him to a hospital Wanaque Center for Nurs- majority under age 18. away, with Mexican gov- municipality of Tapanate- for treatment, though his Lottery winners: Two ing and Rehabilitation Adenovirus usually ernment agencies seeming pec in Oaxaca state said the condition wasn’t immedi- tickets were sold that died Saturday night, the poses little risk for healthy to waver between helping town was distributing ately clear. match the winning num- state’s health department people and typically and hindering. sandwiches and water to On Sunday, several in the bers drawn for Powerball’s said. causes mild cold or flu Some rested in the shade migrants camped in the caravan took to micro- $688 million jackpot, one Adenovirus has not symptoms. of tarps strung across the central square Saturday phones to denounce the in a rural Iowa town and town plaza, or picked up night. attack. the other in New York trash. Others went to soak When a man with a Others complained of a City, lottery officials said themselves in the nearby megaphone asked people few smoking marijuana or Sunday. Powerball offi- Novillero river. to wait their turn, some complained that images of cials said the tickets will IBM buying Red Hat for $34B, The tensions of a long men hurled insults at him. litter and uneaten food split the fourth-largest lot- expanding its cloud services trek through searing heat “Finally people got really made them appear disre- tery grand prize in U.S. with tenuous supplies of angry and those below be- spectful. history. RALEIGH, N.C. — IBM proval and should be com- says it will acquire North pleted in the latter half of Carolina-based open- 2019. source software company IBM chief executive 4th member of white supremacist group arrested In Pakistan: Pakistani Red Hat in a $34 billion Ginni Rometty says the police say at least 17 pas- stock deal. acquisition would make LOS ANGELES — Au- Aaron Eason surrendered Rundo, Robert Boman and sengers have been killed The technology and IBM the world’s No. 1 thorities say they have ar- himself. He has an initial Tyler Laube were each de- when a bus fell into a consulting company an- hybrid cloud provider — rested a fourth member of a court appearance Monday. nied bail in Los Angeles gorge in northern Paki- nounced Sunday it would that’s when companies white supremacist group Prosecutors say the federal court on Wednes- stan. Officer Abdul buy all Red Hat shares at use a mix of on-site, pri- on charges of inciting vi- group’s leader and two day. Ghafoor said Sunday that $190 apiece — 63 percent vate and third-party pub- olence at California pro- other members were ar- The latest arrests come the bus was heading to above Red Hat’s closing lic cloud services. tests and at last year’s rested Wednesday. just weeks after the indict- Rawalpindi from Ghiberti price Friday. The two The two companies deadly riot in Charlottes- All four are charged with ments of four other Cali- when it fell into a deep companies said the deal is said IBM intends to keep ville, Va. traveling to incite or partic- fornia members of RAM gorge in Kohistan District. subject to Red Hat share- Red Hat’s headquarters in The FBI said in a tweet ipate in riots. Rise Above for allegedly inciting the Ghafoor said one woman holder and regulatory ap- Raleigh. on Sunday that 38-year-old Movement leader Robert Virginia riot. was slightly injured. ATTENTION: Hearing Aid Field Trial You or your family member may be eligible for hearing aids at little or no cost to you!

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THE CASE FOR ERIKA HAROLD: Be ‘decided’ on corruption

Voters in 30 states will elect attorneys he would investigate allegations of public general this year. But only eight states are corruption if they came to his attention, considered battlegrounds for that crucial but he would not “go fishing for it.” He office. Illinois is one of them. also defended Attorney General Madi- The departure of 16-year Democratic gan’s record on corruption-busting, Attorney General Lisa Madigan propels which struck us as tone-deaf. Even mem- the contest here to nationally watched bers of her own Democratic Party for status. It’s an open seat. We hope voters years have lamented the lack of interest are paying attention. State Sen. Kwame from her office in pursuing allegations Raoul, D-Chicago, and Erika Harold, a against public officials of fraud and other Republican attorney from Champaign- crimes. Urbana, are vying for the position. A re- “There’s been this allegation that she cent poll from the Paul Simon Public really has not prosecuted public corrup- Policy Institute at Southern Illinois Uni- tion and she has and she’s done so in a versity showed roughly 39 percent of bipartisan manner,” Raoul said of Attor- voters remain undecided in the race. Are ney General Madigan, citing one case she you one of them? You shouldn’t be. prosecuted in Rock Island in 2011. He We endorsed Harold based on her praised her work, her “big shoes to fill” qualifications and her vision for the office. and said transparency is “the best deter- That vision includes an emphasis on cor- rent” to corruption. ruption-busting, something the office has lacked under Madigan. With her father, So the people of Illinois are left Michael Madigan, entrenched as House scratching their heads. If Lisa Madi- speaker and chairman of the Democratic gan’s record is Raoul’s measure of a well- Party of Illinois, she was inherently con- waged fight against Illinois corruption, flicted. then voters should think long and hard about their vote on Nov. 6. Harold in a Lisa Madigan would not, or could not, new campaign ad raises the prospect of intervene in numerous cases of govern- Democratic gubernatorial nominee J.B. ment corruption throughout her tenure, ERIN HOOLEY/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Pritzker as the next governor, likely join- from a costly scandal at Metra that en- Republican attorney general candidate Erika Harold has emphasized corruption-busting. ing a statewide Democratic slate. If snared her father to patronage allegations elected, Harold could be the only mem- at the Illinois Department of Transporta- tions. Questionable campaign fundraising to know someone politically or have ber of the opposite party serving as a tion involving top Democrats, also includ- techniques. On and on. worked on their campaign or made a watchdog on the mostly Democratic ing her father. Taxpayers have endured We don’t expect the attorney general to contribution in order to be considered for apparatus of state government. pension chicanery. Their tax dollars blindly lurch at every accusation of a job.” That’s why we have endorsed Erika funded a violence prevention program malfeasance. But the bully pulpit is a Indeed. Harold is a state government Harold — to set a new standard, from the where millions of dollars went missing. powerful perch. outsider who, as attorney general, would stature of Illinois’ attorney general, that There were irregularities in the awarding Harold has emphasized corruption- encounter fewer entanglements than public corruption will not be tolerated, or of an Illinois Lottery contract. Accusa- busting as a top priority if she’s elected. Raoul, who has served in state govern- insulated by a politician’s conflicts of tions of sexual harassment within her “People within the state of Illinois get ment since 2004. Perhaps more impor- interest, or shuffled off to federal prose- father’s political and government opera- tired of watching public officials turn a tant, Raoul on the campaign trail has not cutors. No matter where that corruption tions. Ethics questions and election viola- blind eye,” she said. “You should not have identified corruption as a priority. He said arises.

PROTECTING PARKING FOR THE HANDICAPPED: Every police force needs an Officer Hill

If you are one of those miscreants who The difference between Officer Hill the vehicle and placard info through a ating to see able-bodied drivers pull into borrows someone’s handicapped driver and the rest of us: He can write a $600 database and waits for the driver to return. handicapped spots and waltz into the mall. placard, or who parks without a placard in ticket to violators who use a placard issued He asks if the placard was issued to the If you need a placard, get one. If you don’t spaces reserved for the disabled, we sug- to someone else. And he often does. Be- driver — a question to which he often need one, count your blessings and stay out gest steering clear of the Oak Brook Costco tween July 14 and Oct. 15, HIll issued 44 knows the answer. “Ninety-nine percent of of those spots. parking lot. Sure, it has 17 tempting desig- such tickets, reports Chuck Fieldman of the time” they say yes. Except, the honest Every town should have an Officer Hill. nated handicapped spaces in an often- Tribune-affiliated Pioneer Press. Hill also answer is no. We’re not suggesting another unfunded jammed lot. wrote a similar number of $250 tickets to Then Hill gives the driver another mandate. Maybe an auxiliary officer, a But this is where Oak Brook Police De- those who park in handicapped spaces chance to fess up. He also uses discretion. parking officer or even a police retiree partment community service Officer Terry without any placard. When he encounters someone who has would take on this righteous duty. (En- Hill often patrols. Hill believes, as we do, Hill has a protocol for determining who trouble walking but is using a placard that forcement could even pay for itself.) that disabled people shouldn’t be denied a is illegally occupying a handicapped spot. belongs to a spouse, for instance, he warns “I’ve had a lot of people thank me for parking privilege by louts who are per- First he checks the placard for a mark that the driver: Get your own placard. doing this,” Hill says. fectly able to walk a few extra steps. indicates if it was issued to a man or wom- Include us among the grateful. A crisp an. That’s often a clincher. Then he runs We’re glad Hill is on the case. It’s infuri- salute to you, Officer Hill. Keep it up.

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WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING EDITORIAL CARTOON I have a masochistic need to please bosses, so I’m never more than a few feet from my iPhone ... and I never leave home without a MacBook in tow. Just in case. ... Different generations might debate which technological advance launched the “always on” work culture that keeps us chai- ned to our devices, and who’s most guilty of perpetuating it. As a millennial, I’d argue that it sprang up in the mid-1980s, when doctors first clipped on pagers and Michael Douglas introduced the world to car phones in “Wall Street,” that cautionary tale about work/life balance. … According to a 2016 Harvard Business Review study, 43 percent of those surveyed “sacrifice or significantly suppress other meaning- ful aspects of who they are” and give in to always-on. So rather than using technology to augment our work, speed- ing us out the door in six hours instead of 10, or cutting down to an ideal four-day workweek, we’ve misused tech- nology to bolster antiquated workaholic habits. Then again, what’s two minutes to draft a quick email so the folks up- stairs know they can always count on you? Matthew Kitchen, The Wall Street Journal

Even if Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman were pushed aside, if you think there are a 100 Saudi royals with the steel, cunning and ruthlessness he had to push through women driving, removing the Islamic police from the streets and reopening cinemas, you are wrong. There are not. All of these reforms had intense conservative oppo- nents. This is not Denmark, and yet, without sweeping social, economic and religious reforms, Saudi Arabia could well become a huge failed state. … We have to find some way to censure Prince Mohammed for this, without seem- ing to attack the whole Saudi people and destabilize the country. And we have to make sure that the social/religious reform process in Saudi Arabia proceeds, whoever is in charge there. Because that is a vital U.S. interest. Thomas L. Friedman, The New York Times MICHAEL RAMIREZ/THE LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL 12 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, October 29, 2018 PERSPECTIVE

CHARLES SYKES/INVISION 2017 Some severance deals undercut how a fair and just society works

By Helaine Olen the event the company that employs employees could meet them was by as Fortune 500 companies froze pen- you decides you are no longer needed, opening fake accounts for unwitting sion plans for the vast majority of their Megyn Kelly’s troubled time as a let alone deciding you grossly violated customers. The whistleblowers who workforces, they did no such thing for TV host at NBC came to an end Friday commonly accepted workplace behav- tried to report the scam over the years, the men and women in charge, who following her controversial comments ioral standards? I doubt it. Most of us on the other hand, were frequently continued to be offered access to earlier in the week about blackface are at-will employees, people who can shown the door. In at least one case, defined benefit packages for retire- costumes that all but reeked of racism. be fired for almost any reason at any Wells Fargo initially refused to rehire ment. Despite this, it’s also seeming quite time. If we do decide to take the mat- one former employee even after being Then there is Donald Trump, who possible that Kelly also will collect on ter to the courts or a private arbitrator, ordered to do so by the Department of has skated from bankruptcy to bank- the rest of her $69 million three-year it’s unlikely we will see a six-figure Labor and only reached a confidential ruptcy even as he’s stiffed everyone contract if she leaves the network. payday, never mind one as generous as settlement with the woman in the face from creditors to small contractors. The news of Kelly’s rather extraor- the one Kelly is poised to receive. of sustained media attention. One reason for this rather stunning dinary payday, for what can charitably According to a survey conducted by And when it comes to #MeToo, track record? Many of those who lent be deemed a subpar performance, payroll firm XcelHR, the typical em- Google is hardly alone. At CBS, even as him money decided they would lose comes the same week The New York ployee who believes he or she was rumors swirled about former head Les less on the deal if they kept him in Times discovered that Andy Rubin, a done wrong and files a claim of some Moonves, a number of the company’s business. He was too big to fail — at high-level executive at Google and the sort will receive $40,000. directors initially refused to take the least permanently. creator of the Android operating sys- This isn’t true for high-ranking allegations seriously. While it’s still It’s the reverse of how a fair and just tem, received a staggering $90 million executives, who have the leverage and not clear what kind of exit package society should operate. One rule for exit package when he was shown the power and, frankly, friends in high Moonves will receive, here is one the wealthy and connected, and an- door in 2014 following credible allega- places to make sure the fate they thing we do know: CBS’ top HR exe- other for the mass of citizens, is never tions of sexual misconduct. would mete out to their employees is cutive, who presided over CBS while a good thing. It corrodes our sense of There are, it’s fair to say, a lot of not one they will suffer. We see this others including host Charlie Rose fair play, leaving people angry, resent- things eating away at American soci- time and time again in American life. and “60 Minutes” honcho Jeff Fager ful and frequently looking for some- ety at the moment. But one thing that CEOs exit with absurdly generous are alleged to have grossly mistreated one to blame. Yes, Kelly is out of a job doesn’t get the attention it deserves is golden parachutes no matter how employees, recently got kicked to the — at least for now. But little matter. how the wealthy and powerful get dreadful their performance, while the curb with an exit package worth more Her probable payday for a lackluster, chance after chance and, even when employees they downsize or fire re- than $6 million. offensive performance all but ensures they fail, get to exit on a generously ceive scraps. The situation carries over into she will never need employment padded slide — while the rest of us, on Sometimes the situations are all but other areas. In 2008, the banks fa- again. Nice work if you can get it! the other hand, too often live precari- absurd. At Wells Fargo, former CEO mously got bailed out while millions ous lives, one lost job away from finan- John Stumpf retired with more than of Americans lost their homes to fore- The Washington Post cial disaster. $100 million in retirement benefits, closure. A 2016 report by the Institute Do you have a work contract that apparently a reward for pushing sales for Policy Studies and the Center for Helaine Olen is an opinion writer for offers you a generous settlement in goals so intense, the only way many Effective Government found that even The Washington Post. How Trump should, but probably won’t, confront Saudi Arabia

By Ivo Daalder toward Saudi Arabia have not. “In crown prince thought he might ent response than we have seen mission two years ago, ostensibly and James Lindsay terms of what we ultimately do be able to get away with murder. so far. to prevent Iranian inroads onto …,” President Trump said re- This terrible saga is but the What might such leadership the Arabian Peninsula. But the The latest Saudi explanation of cently, “I’m going to leave it up to latest proof of Trump’s abdication entail? conflict has done little to blunt what happened to journalist Congress.” Of course, Congress is of America’s traditional global ■ First, Washington could turn to Iran while killing tens of thou- Jamal Khashoggi — that his mur- not scheduled to return to session leadership. From day one, he has the United Nations Security sands of Yemenis, wounding der was premeditated by his until the middle of next month, made a habit of cozying up to Council and demand an interna- hundreds of thousands of others assailants — is no more accept- making the president’s plan more dictators and strongmen, accept- tional investigation, including the and leaving millions destitute, able an explanation than the of an intentional delay on the bet ing their denials, explanations full cooperation of the Turkish facing wide-scale famine and earlier versions, that he died that the outrage will blow over and promises even when the U.S. and Saudi governments, to find disease with no help in sight. accidentally in a fistfight or that and less of an appeal for a firm intelligence community said all out what happened to Khashoggi. Without U.S. intelligence and he left the Saudi consulate in bipartisan response. The delay is the evidence pointed the other Given the denials and obfusca- weapons supplies, the Saudi and Istanbul without leaving a trace. just the latest such bet by Trump. way. Think Vladimir Putin’s deni- tions from Riyadh, no Saudi in- United Arab Emirates bombing It defies belief that this operation From the outset of his adminis- al of Russian interference in the vestigation can be considered effort would quickly end. wasn’t ordered at the highest tration, the president has doubled 2016 elections. Or Rodrigo conclusive. Real leadership would begin level. down on the Saudi king and his Duterte’s insistence that the ex- ■ Second, until such an investiga- with Washington reminding But that’s not the point. The young son, Prince Mohammed trajudicial killing of thousands of tion has been completed and Riyadh that the U.S.-Saudi rela- Saudis were never going to con- bin Salman. After all, they repre- Filipinos was necessary to win those guilty are brought to justice, tionship isn’t one of equals. The duct the “complete, thorough and sented the pillar of his Middle the drug war. Or Kim Jong Un’s the United States should suspend White House holds most of the timely investigation,” as Secretary East strategy. Trump made promise to denuclearize. And all arms sales to Saudi Arabia, and cards, and it is high time to use of State Mike Pompeo called for Riyadh his first stop on his first now Prince Mohammed’s claim convince its allies to do the same. them. Doing anything less will after meeting with Saudi leaders overseas trip and assured the that Khashoggi’s death was an The kingdom depends almost embolden Prince Mohammed to this month. Even President Don- Saudis he would not lecture them ordinary detention gone just a bit entirely upon U.S., British and continue his reckless behavior — ald Trump has now acknowl- on their human rights record and wrong. French arms supplies, including and risk triggering an even great- edged as much, saying that “the embraced their efforts to counter It wasn’t all that long ago that for maintenance and training. er crisis — while deeply damaging cover-up was the worst in the Iran. He stood by Prince Moham- an American president, faced That provides real leverage. The America’s credibility as a defend- history of cover-ups.” It marks a med despite a string of reckless with such a horrendous abuse of Saudis have too much invested in er of human rights. notable change in tone by the Saudi moves, including blockad- power and gross violation of U.S. and Western weapons to president who initially seemed ing Qatar, kidnapping the Leba- human rights, especially by a quickly switch to Russian or Ivo Daalder is president of the more concerned with preserving nese prime minister, imprisoning close partner, would have made Chinese substitutes. Chicago Council on Global Affairs. his good personal relations with hundreds of Saudi royals and clear his outrage and acted ac- ■ Third, the time has come to James Lindsay is senior vice presi- the Saudis than with getting to businesspeople without due cordingly. Indeed, America’s pressure Riyadh to end its indis- dent at the Council of Foreign the bottom of what happened. process, and cutting off relations traditional global leadership role criminate bombing and brutal Relations. They are co-authors of But while the president’s tone with Canada over a critical tweet. — as leader of the free world — war in Yemen. Prince Moham- “The Empty Throne: America’s may have changed, his policies Little wonder, then, if the would have dictated a very differ- med started this ill-fated military Abdication of Global Leadership.” Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, October 29, 2018 13 PERSPECTIVE

Sitting is not worse than smoking By Faye Flam

Some health messages such as “Sitting is the new smoking” spread not because they’re true but because they’re catchy and tweetable. And when promoting a new health scare, comparisons are useful for raising alarm. “Sit- ting is more dangerous than smoking, kills more people than HIV and is more treach- erous than parachuting. We are sitting ourselves to death,” said one expert in the Los Angeles Times. It’s a great quote to show to worried family members if you want to go parachuting. But otherwise, this sort of thing can make it seem point- less to even try to live a heal- thy lifestyle. You work hard to quit smoking only to learn your office chair will kill you. Matt Buman, health re- searcher at Arizona State University, said he and some MARK LENNIHAN/ASSOCIATED PRESS colleagues decided to try to Ex-Adidas exec James Gatto was convicted of paying basketball prospects’ families to get athletes to attend Adidas-sponsored colleges. put “sitting is the new smok- ing” to the test. He told me he agrees with the evidence that sitting too much is a health hazard. There have been Why good businesspeople studies showing that people who spend more time sitting are more likely to die earlier from various chronic diseases than people who sit less. But sometimes do bad things is sitting really as bad as or worse than smoking? By Joseph Holt in the landmark Milgram obedience experi- tion of those involved in the fraudulent “We looked at the litera- ments in social psychology in which naive payments scheme at Adidas was not linked ture and compared the effect The ugly side of high school basketball subjects in the role of teachers were asked to the number of top high school basketball sitting has on various health recruiting was in view Wednesday when a to administer increasingly strong and harm- recruits who decided to attend and play for outcomes, including early Manhattan jury convicted ex-Adidas execu- ful electric shocks to students crying out in a university sponsored by Adidas. cardiovascular death, diabe- tive James Gatto, head of the firm’s global pain and pleading to be set free. All of the Businesspeople are also more likely to tes and some cancers, and sports marketing, and two others on fraud teachers videotaped in one of the experi- engage in bad behavior if they assume that compared the effect smoking charges. The charges related to a scheme ments were clearly troubled by what they their competitors are doing so and that they has,” he said. “Smoking is that involved making payments to the fam- were doing and wanted to stop — but more will be at a competitive disadvantage if they much worse.” They published ilies of top high school recruits to induce than half of them fully heeded the com- do not. their findings in the Ameri- them to attend universities — including the mands of authority rather than the voice of A 2006 study showed that MBA students can Journal of Public Health. University of Louisville and the University conscience. in the U.S. and Canada were more likely to The people promoting the of Kansas — sponsored by Adidas. The Milgram experiments confirm that cheat than other graduate students. One of sitting scare may have been The athletes were also asked to sign moral behavior arises at the intersection of the authors of the study, Donald McCabe, using other statistics, but it’s agreements to be represented by parties character and context, and that as often as explained in an article that the cheating was fair to say there’s no scientific involved in the illicit scheme when they not context trumps character. In Milgram’s a result of MBA students’ “succeed-at-all- consensus that sitting is joined the National Basketball Association. words, “often it is not so much the kind of costs mentality” and the belief that they worse than smoking. The The payments were a violation of NCAA person a man is as the kind of situation in were acting the way they believed they message wasn’t an invention rules, and prosecutors contended that uni- which he finds himself that determines how needed to act to succeed in the corporate of the media, Buman said, but versities awarded scholarships to student- he will act.” world. came from researchers trying athletes not knowing they were ineligible Organizations that wish to avoid all the Casey Donnelly, Gatto’s attorney, claimed to raise awareness. Aware- under the rules. costs of employee wrongdoing should con- in her opening statement at the trial that ness is good, but overplaying This incident raises the question: Is cor- sequently pay as much attention to the “every major apparel company” engaged in a scare is only going to get ruption in business a problem of bad apples organizational context they create as to the the same payment practice, and that her people to tune out or distrust — or bad barrels? character of the employees themselves. client was simply attempting to “level the scientists. Bad apples is too easy an explanation. If Do leaders emphasize that achieving playing field.” Everybody sits, and every- that were the problem, then all organiza- goals is important but that they must be Federal authorities engaged in a years- body dies, and teasing out the tions need to do to avoid wrongdoing and achieved with integrity? Where are there long investigation of shadowy dealings cause-and-effect relationship associated risks and costs is hire good peo- gaps between the professed standards of the involving shoe companies, sports agents, between the two is not a ple. company and the standards most employees college coaches and top high school basket- simple matter. There’s a body But the problem is more complex. There follow in practice? Most importantly, does ball players have reportedly looked into of evidence showing benefits are bad apples in business, as in all walks of the company’s pay scheme incentivize Nike and Under Armour as well as Adidas. of exercise and harms of life, but they are the exception rather than immoral behavior, as happened in the fake Time will tell whether those companies being sedentary. And there’s the rule. The vast majority of business stu- accounts scandal at Wells Fargo when the were involved in similar payment schemes. reason to believe that for dents I teach and business people I know pay of employees who created millions of But it is already clear that such misbehav- those of us with desk jobs, it’s are good people who want to do well for unauthorized accounts was linked to selling ior won’t stop if we prosecute bad apples beneficial to get up periodi- themselves and their loved ones, but also customers multiple financial products? like Gatto but don’t touch the rotten barrels cally — unless it’s to go out want to succeed with integrity and do well As the American writer Upton Sinclair that produce them. and smoke. for others. sagely observed, “It is difficult to get a man Deeper understanding requires recog- to understand something when his salary Joseph Holt is an ethics professor at the Uni- Bloomberg nizing that circumstances often matter as depends upon his not understanding it.” versity of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of much as scruples. That was demonstrated It would be surprising if the compensa- Business. Faye Flam is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist.

VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Empty promises and materials. Thereafter, any will be the spark plug for perpet- Day — now Veterans Day — was able to swing the balance sustaining new cash flow would ual prosperity for South Siders, stated that “this date should be of power away from the execu- Chicago’s “Great South Side” come from center employee near to or far from Jackson Park. commemorated with … exercises tive branch of the government. has for so long been starved of payroll and ticket sales if they None has been spelled out in designed to perpetuate peace By the time the 2008 election economic investment and revival charge for admission, period. detail in concrete terms; only in through good will and mutual was in the books, the Senate that its heavily black population Thousands of visitors to the vague, lofty assurances. Other- understanding between nations” and the House, rather than the has easily been led to believe that nearby Museum of Science and wise, plainly put, it’s mere and invited “the people of the executive branch, were dictat- the proposed Obama Presi- Industry have not showered hokum to drum up popular United States to observe the day ing this nation’s course of ac- dential Center is the spark cer- Hyde Park merchants with tour- support for the Jackson Park site ... with appropriate ceremonies tion on domestic and foreign tain to ignite economic rebirth, ist dollars; they come, ogle, eat yet to be fully approved. of friendly relations with all policy. growth and perhaps prosperity and buy souvenirs inside, and Meanwhile, all Chicago’s other peoples.” Unfortunately, both the there. Its promoters have as- leave. Why would Obama center parks remain open as always for Instead, on 11/11 we will be House and the Senate are too serted millions of spillover dol- visitors be any different? enjoyment by all citizens regard- subjected to a continuous stream big and unwieldy to set policy lars are at stake. But is that a Woodlawn is still farther less of ethnicity. of flag-waving and images of and then effectively implement reasonable promise or expecta- removed, so expecting enrich- — Ted Z. Manuel, Chicago strong, brave young people in it. If they could, we probably tion? Millions would indeed be ment there and beyond is even full combat dress. The message wouldn’t have seen, on the one spent on disputed roadway more of a stretch. In between, The true meaning is that violence will keep us safe hand, 17 Republican candidates changes, including widening there is no underutilized real and violence will keep us free. for president in 2016, versus both Lake Shore Drive and Stony estate to capitalize on even if of Nov. 11 The reality is that young people only one highly unpopular Island Avenue, as the plan re- there were to be a flood of visi- On Nov. 11, there will be much are sent to kill other young peo- Democrat. The end result of quires. But those are one-shot tors eager to spend in establish- talk of “patriotism,” “sacrifice,” ple because older people lack the that is proving lamentable. taxpayer-funded outlays, mostly ments blocks away. “love of country” and “defending skill and/or the desire to resolve It now appears that both the spent on labor, not sustained Chicago rightfully is proud of our freedom” — but little about conflict using nonviolent meth- executive branch and the legis- cash flow. Millions more would its adopted son, Barack Obama. “mutual understanding” or ods. lative branch are incapable of be spent for construction of the But beyond pride, there seems “friendly relations.” Please observe the 100th anni- doing anything right. And, center itself, again, a nonrecur- no reliable economic basis on As an Army infantry veteran versary of Armistice Day as it based on the latest appoint- ring injection of cash for labor which to promise that the center of the U.S. war in Vietnam, I find was originally intended. ment to the Supreme Court, it interesting how the 11th day of — Arnold Stieber, Chicago their “actions” might seriously the 11th month has been trans- impair the nation’s judicial For online exclusive letters go to www.chicagotribune.com/letters. Send formed from a day of peace to a branch from doing anything letters by email to [email protected] or to Voice of day of justification of violence. Imperiling power right as well. the People, Chicago Tribune, 160 N. Stetson Ave., Third Floor, Chicago, The original congressional reso- While Congress failed to What a mess! IL 60601. Include your name, address and phone number. lution establishing Armistice convict President Bill Clinton, it — Dean Dranias, Plainfield 14 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, October 29, 2018

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Jill Schlesinger PEOPLE PROBABLY Jill on Money Protect your nest egg when paying LIKE YOU Study shows we often for kids’ college are too pessimistic Balance. That’s the word I think about when contemplating how families need to about others’ think about education funding. It’s important to strike the right balance perceptions between funding a child’s near or long- term future and your own financial inde- of us pendence. When children are toddlers, that might mean whether your family can afford to have one parent stay at home. When faced with this choice, you need to account for the loss of potential earnings (and retire- ment contributions) and the cost of day care or babysitters. As children get older, the case for putting their education needs first is com- pelling. According to research from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, the amount of money earned over a career increases with education. On average, those with more education are able to retire earlier and they are con- sistently less likely to become unemployed during their careers. According to the research, average lifetime earnings for a high school di- ploma are $1,777,152. For a bachelor’s degree, it’s $2,683,824. These numbers might encourage you to pull out all of the stops when it comes to funding your kids’ education, but the tricky part is that you still need to take care of yourself. After all, there are myriad options to help fund college: financial aid, scholarships and loans. But none of these are available for your retirement. So where to start? As always, the best bet is to create a game plan that incorpo- rates education and retirement funding with other cash flow needs. You may want FIZKES/DREAMSTIME to plug in some numbers for college, but prices vary dramatically. As you begin to investigate the options, By Thomas Koulopoulos vicious cycle of negative reinforce- It typically goes something like note that there is a big difference between ment. Your belief that you are not this: “I’m shy. That’s just who I am. the published price of tuition and fees and likable inhibits your attempts to put Therefore people don’t like me or the price after grants and scholarships If you’re the introverted type, you yourself out there, which in turn what I have to say.” My student have been applied. likely think people with whom you reinforces your belief. couldn’t see his composure and Schools now use “net price,” which is interact at work don’t like you. You This is especially dangerous if authenticity. the average price students pay, including likely are wrong. you need to communicate as part of It’s human nature, and even the tuition and required fees, books and sup- A study conducted by researchers what you do professionally. For most experienced presenters and plies and room and board, after account- at Cornell, Harvard and the Uni- example, you may need to speak at performers deal with it. Even after ing for grant and scholarship money re- versity of Essex and published in the conferences, present your ideas or three decades of presenting regu- ceived. The national average net price for Association for Psychological Scien- simply try to connect with co-work- larly to audiences of thousands, I a public school is $12,272, while the na- ce, looked at our perception of how ers, colleagues, customers and busi- still look at videos of myself with an tional average net price for a private liked we think we are in the course ness partners. eye toward details and imper- school is $21,778. of having conversations. I’ve seen this time and again in fections that likely would be lost on With that information in hand, you may The findings uncovered that the my work coaching people on public my worst critic. joyfully discover that you can fully fund shyer you are, the larger the gap speaking. I recall one case where The only way to reshape this both education and retirement, but it’s between how much you think you someone I was coaching on pre- self-image is to take every opportu- more likely that you’ll need to make tough are liked and how much you actu- senting to a camera was asked to nity to put yourself out there and choices. Your research should also be able ally are liked. So, if you are very shy, role play. The setting was non- create more experiences that rein- to reveal whether education decisions will and prone to avoiding interactions, threatening, a room with six other force the positive aspects of who saddle young graduates with debt burdens you will rank yourself as much less people and an unmanned video you are and how you come across. that prevent them from buying a house or likable than others do. camera. As for the the quirks and idiosyn- attaining other goals. According to the authors, “Our Halfway through his presentation crasies, well, I hate to tell you this, With the money plan in place, it is also research suggests that accurately he stopped cold and said: “I just but they will always be there. Your important to communicate with your kids. estimating how much a new conver- cannot do this anymore. I’m mess- job is to look beyond them to what According to Beth Kobliner, author of sation partner likes us — even ing up. I can tell. I want to stop.” does work, your strengths and then “Make Your Kid a Money Genius,” the though this is ... something we have I asked the other students what amplify these. Yeah, I wish I had an conversation should start early. ample practice with — is a much they thought and every one was of easier way for you to develop an “Talking with your kid about college more difficult task than we imag- the opinion that he was killing it. accurate self-image. I don’t. It takes when he’s a freshman in high school — or ine.” “No way,” he said. “You’re all just commitment. even at the end of eighth grade — may Study participants were asked to trying to make me feel better.” Those of us who are shy and seem premature. All that stuff will work conduct conversations with each So, I played back the video. He introverted have the distinct benefit itself out in a couple years, right? Think other. The participants, extroverts was polished, well-spoken, calm and of also being more critical of our- again. The financial aid and college admis- as well as introverts, almost always perfectly composed. You couldn’t selves than we should be. That can sions process will be stressful no matter said that they were liked less than tell anything was wrong. create anxiety, which isn’t pleasant, what, but waiting will only make it worse. they actually were. Also, the liking “I don’t like looking at myself,” he but at the same time it can provide By not talking about your kid’s college gap occurs for men and women said. “I’m not good on camera.” the greatest impetus to grow and possibilities and your own expectations equally and it seems to persist no It’s astonishing how we bend the improve. now, you could end up disappointing him matter the length of the conversa- truth to fit our narratives, even At the very least, the next time (and let’s face it, yourself ) down the road tion. when it’s staring us in the face. you are meeting a new client, talking if he’s thinking one thing and you’re envi- Yale University psychology pro- Much of how we think we are with a co-worker or presenting an sioning another.” fessor Margaret S. Clark, said: perceived is a fiction that we create idea at work, remember that the “We’re self-protectively pessimistic in our heads. It’s based on artifacts people you are interacting with Jill Schlesinger, CFP, is a CBS News busi- and do not want to assume the other of an image we have of ourselves probably like you. ness analyst. A former options trader and likes us before we find out if that’s that, in turn, are based on our worst CIO of an investment advisory firm, she really true.” fears and our weaknesses rather Thomas Koulopoulos is the author of welcomes comments and questions at This is an incredibly self-limiting than an accurate reflection of our- 10 books and the founder of the Del- [email protected]. viewpoint that can easily turn into a selves and our strengths. phi Group.

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Terry Savage The Savage Truth Carefully review your Medicare options

Medicare has about 60 million enrollees, with roughly two-thirds in traditional Medicare Parts A and B (plus Part D and supplements) and one-third enrolled in the more comprehensive Medicare Advantage. Every Medicare participant should review his or her options during the Medi- care open enrollment period, which began WAVEBREAKMEDIAMICRO/DREAMSTIME Oct. 15 and runs through Dec. 7 for 2019 coverage. Coasting on your existing supple- ment and Part D drug plan could be a very expensive mistake. Medicare enrollees are required to have College loan payment plan a Part D prescription drug plan (unless they have other similar coverage). Part D is their outstanding federal loans out- tact the Department of Education to required even if you don’t take any pre- Minimize interest, standing should visit nslds.ed.gov, click determine your eligibility for income- scription drugs. There’s a significant penal- avoid default on “Financial Aid Review” and log in driven repayments. If you are eligible, ty for late enrollment in Part D, which using their user name and password. you can reduce your monthly payment, could be costly when you eventually re- When students initially applied for and after 20 or 25 years (depending on quire expensive medicine. financial aid, the user name and pass- your degree), your outstanding balance Even more important, you must review word were established. For private can be cancelled. However, the the Part D plan changes for 2019. Your loans, students can contact their loan cancelled amount will be considered existing plan may no longer cover your company directly or contact the taxable income. meds next year. They might offer only school's financial aid office for informa- Unfortunately, there are many repay- generics, or they could charge higher co- tion. ment scams that should be avoided. pays. By Elliot Raphaelson In order to make sure that loan serv- Beware of any company that charges an Plus, there are some important changes The Savings Game icers provide students with up-to-date up-front fee, promising lower debt or in Part D itself. For example, the standard loan information, students must notify debt forgiveness. If you are called ran- deductible for coverage will increase from It’s no secret that students who re- these providers with the latest address. domly by a party claiming to be associ- $405 to $415. But the average monthly cently graduated from college are facing It is normal for students to change ated with the government or a loan premium will decrease slightly. large student loan balances, which likely addresses after graduation. Failing to servicer, never provide confidential loan In 2019, you’ll get a slightly better deal will take several years to pay off. keep servicers apprised of the latest information. when you enter the doughnut hole — the Graduates who have more than one address may result in not receiving You should always first consider point where you are required to pay for student loan outstanding should estab- necessary information from the serv- options offered by your loan server for your own medicines until you reach the lish good records of the various loans icer. private loans, and by the Department of level of catastrophic coverage. In 2019, and establish a plan for repayment that If a student returns to school at least Education for federal loans. you’ll pay only 25 percent of costs for minimizes the interest paid over the half time, he or she may be eligible for a It’s important to understand the brand-name drugs (down from 35 percent terms of the loans. deferment. Naturally, in this situation, different regulations between federal last year), and generic drugs will also have It is also important to avoid scams the student should notify the servicer and private student loans. For example, a lower cost to you in the doughnut hole associate with student loan repayment. with appropriate documentation. the default regulations are different. period. Cheryl Munk recently wrote a compre- There are tools that can be used to With a federal loan, you are considered Another change: In 2019, you’ll enter the hensive article in the Wall Street Journal reduce the interest paid. For example, in default if a payment has not been doughnut hole when you have reached a indicating many mistakes that students with some servicers there is an interest made for 270 days. With a private loan, threshold of $3,820 spent on drugs — up can make regarding repayment of stu- rate incentive for enrolling in an auto- you could be in default after missing one from $3,750 last year. And the threshold for dent loans. matic payment plan. Ask your servicer if payment. moving out of the hole and into that cata- Some graduates will have a six-month such an incentive program is in effect. You could also be in default if a co- strophic coverage level — where the plan grace period to find a job before repay- Students who find that they can’t signer dies. You should explore the pays for all but 5 percent of your costs — ments are required. For many, payments make a minimum payment for their possibility of obtaining a co-signer re- rises to $5,100 (out of pocket) in 2019. will begin in November. It is prudent to private student loan for any reason lease with your private lender. Comparing Part D plans doesn’t have to make a list of all loans and loan serv- should contact their loan servicer in It is important for you take the neces- be complicated. Just go online to icers. As Munk pointed out, the com- advance. The servicer may be able to sary steps to avoid default. Being in www.Medicare.gov and click on Part D. pany that made the loan may not be the offer a temporary interest-rate reduc- default will destroy your credit rating, Then click on “How to Get Drug Coverage” same company servicing the loan. tion or other options. It is important to and limit your options in obtaining and scroll down until you see a link to the Preparing a document that identifies work with the servicer in this situation employment, getting approval for a Medicare Plan Finder. each servicer name, address, phone in order to avoid a default in the case mortgage and obtaining other credit. Start by entering your current prescrip- number and website, as well as the payments are missed. tions in the Medicare Plan Finder. Line up minimum amount of each loan payment For federal student loan options, if Elliot Raphaelson welcomes your the bottles to make sure you get the correct and the due date, is essential. you are looking for options to reduce questions and comments at names and dosages. Then find the least Any borrowers who are not sure of your required monthly payment, con- [email protected]. expensive plan — or sort by your preferred pharmacy. You can sign up for the 2019 plan that best and least expensively covers your drugs. There’s another big choice to make during open enrollment. For 2019, there will be an Extended Medicare Open What 401(k) millionaires do Enrollment Period starting Jan. 1, 2019 and running through March 31. During this average savings rate, which includes 2. They’re big on stocks. The 401(k) period, beneficiaries can either switch Savings rates going employee savings and company match- millionaires typically have 75 percent to between Medicare Advantage plans or up for accounts ing funds, was recently 13 percent, up 80 percent of their savings in stocks, back to original Medicare. from 12.5 percent in 2008. Murphy says. Stocks have historically You might be tempted to join a less ex- By Sandra Block The 401(k) millionaires save even outperformed other types of invest- pensive, all-in-one Medicare Advantage more, says Murphy. The average savings ments. plan during this open enrollment period. rate for those workers is 17 percent, and Those premiums are expected to decline The number of 401(k) accounts with some millionaires save up to 25 percent, 3. They avoid taking out loans. for 2019, according to eHealthInsurance a balance of $1 million or more rose to a she says. Other characteristics of 401(k) While most companies allow workers to .com. But first, read the fine print on those record 168,000 in the second quarter, an millionaires: borrow from their 401(k) plans, loans plans. Medicare Advantage plan networks increase of 41 percent from a year earli- can put a serious dent in your nest egg. of doctors and hospitals may be narrow. er, according to Fidelity Investments, 1. They’re in it for the long haul. Most Many plans bar workers from contrib- Second, you might have a problem if you the nation’s largest plan administrator. 401(k) millionaires have been contrib- uting to their accounts until they have want to change back to the broader original Although that’s only a small percent- uting to their plans for 28 to 30 years, repaid the loan. If you leave your job, Medicare plans. If you sign up for a supple- age of 401(k) participants, there were even if they've changed jobs. you’re usually required to pay off the ment within 6 months of first joining Med- other positive developments. The aver- balance in as little as 60 days; otherwise, icare Part B, you cannot be turned down for age 401(k) account balance rose 6 per- it will be treated as a taxable withdraw- the most comprehensive supplement be- cent from a year earlier to $104,000, and al. The money you borrow isn’t in- cause of health conditions. But if you try to the average balance in individual re- vested, which means your ac- re-join after testing Advantage, you may tirement plans, which allow workers count won’t grow as much as it not qualify for the best Medicare supple- to save even if they don’t have a would if you hadn’t taken out a ment plan. workplace plan, rose to $106,900, loan. Medicare is great, but the devil is truly in up nearly 7 percent. the details. Do not procrastinate. This is the The bull market contributed to Sandra Block is a senior editor at time to avoid making an expensive mistake. the growth, but it wasn’t the only Kiplinger’s Personal Finance And that’s The Savage Truth. factor, says Meghan Murphy, a vice magazine. Send your ques- president at Fidelity Investments. tions and comments to Terry Savage is a registered investment Contributions are up, too. The moneypower@kipling adviser and the author of four best-selling er.com. books, including “The Savage Truth on Money.” She responds to questions on her ELVECTOR/DREAMSTIME blog at TerrySavage.com.

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Sites like Headspace and Calm can help employers stand to provide a valued perk. Thepointsguy.com can help you maximize your reward cards. sustain your meditation practice. Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Monday, October 29, 2018 3 SUCCESS Manage your emotions at work you when you’re feeling anxious. Here’s how It’s important to have a few activities in mind for boosting mentally strong your mood on a bad day. The easiest way to do that is by cre- people do it ating a list of things you enjoy doing when you’re in a good By Amy Morin mood, like going for a walk, lis- tening to upbeat music or having coffee with a co-worker you find A father came into my therapy pleasant. office with his son and told me: Then, when you’re in a bad “He’s so strong. He hasn’t even mood (and your emotions aren’t cried once since his grandmother your friend), engage in a mood passed away.” booster. Changing your behavior Like many people, this father can shift your internal state and had bought into misconceptions help you to feel happier. about mental strength. He thought being strong was the 5. They embrace same thing as acting tough. Being mentally strong isn’t discomfort about stifling your emotions and Ask yourself, “What emotion is ignoring your pain. After all, it most uncomfortable?” For one takes strength to allow yourself to person, it might be embarrass- feel sad, anxious and scared. ment. For another, it might be You don’t want to stay stuck in anxiety. a place of pain, however. It’s im- You likely go to great lengths to portant to be able to shift your avoid the emotion you find least emotions when they aren’t serv- tolerable. Perhaps you don’t try ing you well. Here are five ways for a promotion because you mentally strong people manage think you can’t handle rejection. their emotions at work: Or maybe you pass up an invita- tion to give a speech at a confer- 1. They schedule MONKEYBUSINESSIMAGES/DREAMSTIME ence because you loathe public speaking. time to worry able to spend your day focusing feelings. In fact, most adults strug- Anger is helpful when it gives Many people go through life Whether you’re a natural wor- on the task right in front of you, gle to name their feelings. you energy to take a stand for a working really hard to avoid rier who’s concerned about every- rather than ruminate about what But labeling your feelings is key cause you believe in. It can be discomfort. Ironically, however, thing or there’s something specif- happened yesterday or worry to making the best decisions. harmful if it encourages you to do they end up feeling uncomfort- ic that you can’t seem to get off about what might happen tomor- When you understand how you’re or say things that hurt co-work- able almost all the time because your mind, all of those “what if...” row. feeling and how those feelings ers. they’re wasting all their energy questions can consume your might cloud your judgment, you So after you label your feelings, running away from things that mental energy. What if something 2. They label their can make better choices. take a minute to identify whether may cause discomfort. goes wrong? What if I end up that emotion is a friend or an Embrace a little bit of discom- broke? emotions enemy to you right now. If it’s fort. If you expose yourself to One of the best ways to manage Your emotions affect how you 3. They determine helpful, allow yourself to embrace uncomfortable feelings (as long as your anxious thoughts is to perceive events and how you whether their that feeling fully. If not, change you do it in a healthy way), you schedule time to worry. It sounds decide to take action. When how you feel by either changing can gain confidence in your abil- absurd, but studies show it actu- you’re anxious about something, feelings are a friend the way you think (or what you’re ity to tolerate distress. ally works. even something completely unre- or an enemy thinking about) or how you’re In addition to creating healthy Set aside 20 minutes a day to lated to your current work task, behaving. habits that will build mental worry and put it in your schedule. you’ll likely avoid risks. Emotions aren’t either positive muscle, it’s important to give up Then, when your worrying time When you’re sad, you’re more or negative. All emotions can be 4. They engage in the bad habits that are robbing rolls around, worry up a storm. likely to agree to a bad deal (never helpful at times and harmful at you of the mental strength you When your time is over, go back negotiate when you’re sad). others. mood boosters need to be your best. to doing something else. When you’re excited, you’ll over- Sadness is helpful when it re- Behaving contrary to the way The goal is to contain your look the challenges you’re likely minds you to honor something or you feel can shift your emotional Amy Morin is s a psychotherapist, worrying to a specific portion of to face. someone you lost. But it can be state. For example, smiling can a lecturer at Northeastern Uni- the day, so it isn’t all-consuming Despite the major influence of harmful if it keeps you from get- evoke feelings of happiness when versity and the author of “13 and doesn’t distract you from emotions, most people spend very ting out of bed and tackling your you’re feeling down. Or taking a Things Mentally Strong People your job. With practice, you’ll be little time thinking about their day. few slow deep breaths can calm Don’t Do.” 4 Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Monday, October 29, 2018

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‘Passionate advocate’ Death Notices Mork, Jerry R. Jerry R. Mork, 80, beloved husband of Elinor, nee Cohen, for 43 wonderful years; loving Bell, Kenneth A. father of Debbie Mork (Nancy Buczek) for Downers Grove Deacon Kenneth A. Bell, of Northlake was born July (Kate Choldin), Nancy (Christopher) 25, 1925 and died peacefully at the age of 93 on Mork Bakker and stepfather of Audrey October 27, 2018. Ken was the loving husband of the Rotblat; cherished grandfather of By Bob Goldsborough only bringing new busi- late Jeanne, nee Skepnek; loving father of Christine Rebecca and Pierce; devoted son of the late Helen Bell (Aaron Cohen), Monica (Bill) Gieser, Stephen and Ralph Mork; treasured friend of many. Jerry re- Chicago Tribune nesses to Downers Grove (Jane) Bell, Marty (Kathleen) Bell, Phil Bell, Greg but also working with vil- tired from the FAA. He was a member and officer (Phyllis) Bell, Therese (Anthony) Stellato, John Bell of several organizations, including NARFE, Sun City As the executive director lage leaders to organize and Paul (Karen) Bell; caring grandfather of David, Men’s Club, BKB Men’s Club and Temple Beth Israel. for almost 20 years of Dow- special events, such as an Bernadette, Bobby, Jeannie, Ben, Genni, Michael, Jerry was a gifter of trinkets and was a wealth of ners Grove’s Downtown annual ice sculpture festi- Melissa, Stephanie, Anne, Stephanie, John, Nathan, transportation knowledge. Chapel service Tuesday Management Corp., a pro- val, the Downers Grove Eric, Christopher, Marissa, Savannah, Vince, Danny, 12:15 PM at Shalom Memorial Funeral Home,1700 motional organization Fine Arts Festival, Founders Kendra and Veronica; caring great-grandfather of W. Rand Road, Arlington Heights. Interment Shalom funded by local merchants, Day, an annual Christmas Chloe, Caitlin, Aidan, Fiona, Cassidy, Emmett, Sadie, Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, donations may be Linda Marie Kunze worked tree-lighting ceremony and Wyatt, Isabelle, Miles, Elizabeth, Jonathan, Zachary, made to the charity of your choice. For information Peyton, Mason, Mariah, Vincent, Camden, Anthony to recruit businesses to the many other events. and to leave condolences, (847) 255-3520 or www. and Phillip. Ken and Jeanne lived for 20 years in shalom2.com village’s central business “Linda was an engaged, Hillside and then they moved to Berkeley where district. warm cheerleader for the they lived for 41 years. Ken was an auditor and an That meant navigating community even outside of accountant for too many insurance companies to many competing agendas work hours,” Downers mention. In his seventies he became a business and constituencies, some- TONYA MALAY PHOTO Grove Mayor Martin Tully manager for Mary Queen of Heaven in Cicero and St. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries thing colleagues said Kunze Linda Kunze led the Dow- said. “She was synonymous Clare of Montefalco in Chicago. Ken was extremely Parker, Lorraine Atherton did deftly and effectively. ners Grove Downtown with the downtown and she active in St. Domitilla’s parish in many capacities, Lorraine Atherton Parker, age 81, of Chicago; be- serving on the parish council, numerous commit- “She just loved the down- Management Corp. for always will be. She was loved wife of Edmond T.; loving mother of Daniel, tees, leading the lectors, participating in Christian Maura (Bernard Pirard), Edmond T. Jr and Brendan town and thought about the almost 20 years. literally the hub of the Family Movement, serving on the liturgy committee, town as a whole and what wheel on which the down- Parker; cherished grandmother of Luc Pirard; dear teaching the baptism classes along with his wife sister of Michael (Cindy Walter), Kathleen (the late would be the best for the Downers Grove Chamber of town progressively turned Jeanne and finally becoming a deacon in 1978. In William) Nerat, Kevin (Mary), Nancy, Terrance and residents as a whole,” said Commerce as a member- for 20 years. She turned it his role as deacon he led the Sorrowful Mother the late Arden Daniel and Patrick Atherton; dear Downers Grove Downtown ship director in the from what it was to what it Novenas, baptized babies and married couples, led sister-in law of Sheila and the late Eugene Parker; Management Corp. interim mid-1990s. is today, which is a destina- a bible study for over 20 years and was a part of the devoted daughter of the late Daniel and Lorraine Executive Director Erin In the late 1990s, village tion.” Men’s CRHP team and then the Men’s Prayer group. Atherton. Lorraine was a graduate of Notre Dame Venezia, a longtime market- leaders were looking for Laura Crawford, the The thing he loved doing the most was preaching High School for Girls in Chicago and received de- ing director for the group ways to improve Downers president and CEO of the the homilies at mass on Sundays. In 2016, after grees from three universities: Loyola University- Jeanne Marie passed away Ken moved to Casa San Chicago (cum laude), Chicago State University and who worked for Kunze for Grove’s central business nonprofit business group Carlo in Northlake where he made all sorts of new 11 years. “She put Downers district. Funded by a special Chamber630, which is lo- Boston University. She lived in the same house in friends. Here he served on the liturgy committee Austin from birth until the day of her marriage. She Grove’s downtown first, and tax on commercial proper- cated in Downers Grove, and wrote little focus meditations for the daily and her husband Edmond were happily married for was extremely dedicated.” ties in the downtown, the called Kunze “a passionate masses. He tried to be of service up until the end. 60 years. They shared a love of opera and reading. Kunze, 66, died of pneu- nonprofit Downers Grove advocate for every single Visitation Tuesday October 30, 2018 from 4 to 9 They also travelled extensively. She lived with her monia on Sept. 25 at Loyola Downtown Management business in Downers pm at Conboy-Westchester Funeral Home, 10501 W. family in Italy, Germany, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and University Medical Center Corp. was formed in 1997. Grove.” Cermak Rd., Westchester (2 blks West of Mannheim Singapore. Settling in and adapting to living abroad in Maywood, said her hus- Meanwhile, the village gov- Venezia called Kunze “a Rd.). A Celebration of his life will be held Wednesday was always challenging, but she was decidedly up band of 44 years, Michael. A ernment added new infra- staple” in downtown Dow- at 10 am at St. Domitilla Church, 4940 Washington to the task. Moving abroad made following a career St., Hillside, IL. Interment Queen of Heaven trajectory difficult. Nevertheless, she parlayed her longtime Downers Grove structure, including a park- ners Grove. Cemetery. For further info 708-F-U-N-E-R-A-L. resident, Kunze long had ing deck, streetscaping and “She was phenomenal talents into a variety of interesting jobs. Lorraine was notable for her sense of adventure and fascina- dealt with leukemia and landscaping. and kind,” Venezia said. tion with foreign cultures. Visitation Tuesday 3 to 9 complications from a 2000 DuPage County Circuit “She was irreplaceable.” p.m. at Drechsler, Brown & Williams Funeral Home, stem cell transplant, he said. Judge Tim McJoynt, who at Michael Kunze said his Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries 203 S. Marion St., Oak Park. Visitation Wednesday 9 Born Linda Doherty, the time was a lawyer and wife’s initial interest in a.m. until time of funeral Mass at 10 a.m. at Old St. Kunze grew up in the south also serving on the Downers Downers Grove’s down- Bennett, Mary E. Patrick’s Church, 700 W. Adams, Chicago. Interment suburbs and attended Grove Chamber of Com- town stemmed from a com- Proud U.S. Navy Veteran during WWII. Beloved wife Mt. Carmel Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to Bloom Township High merce’s board, drafted the mitment by a previous may- of the late Ret. Sgt. CPD Minter Bennett. Loyola University of Chicago (luc.edu/give), Sisters Loving mother of Thomas (late Cheryl) of Notre Dame de Namur, Congregational Mission School in Chicago Heights. documents forming the or to bringing better restau- Bennett & late Colleen (late Paul) Daly. After earning a bachelor’s Downtown Management rants to the village’s central Office, 30 Jeffreys Neck Road, Ipswich, MA 01938, Cherished grandmother of Virginia (John) USA or Alzheimer’s Association (alz.org) are appre- degree from Western Illi- Corp. He said that when it business district. Autullo, late Cara Daly, Mary (Mike) Libby ciated. Funeral info: drechslerbrownwilliams.com or nois University, Kunze came time to select an “She loved it,” he said. & Joseph Daly. Adoring great grandmother of Kiley 708-383-3191. worked at the Chicago executive director for the “The hours were long, but Boerema, Giovanna Bruno, Conor Libby & John Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Board of Trade as an execu- new downtown organiza- she loved working with Libby. Devoted daughter of the late; Thomas & tive assistant for then-Presi- tion, Kunze was the obvious people and helping people.” Delia Bridget (nee McGovern) Reilly. Dear sister of Schramm, Phyllis J the late Thomas Reilly. Visitation Tuesday, October Phyllis J. Schramm, 79. Beloved daughter of the late dent and CEO Robert K. choice. Kunze never retired from Murray and Sarah Schramm. Dear sister Wilmouth. “She was great,” McJoynt her role with the Downers 30th from 9 a.m. until time of prayers 11 a.m. at the Kerry Funeral Home & Cremation Care Center, of Fran (Bernie) Alpert and Shoshana In 1980, Kunze left the said. “She listened to people Grove Downtown Manage- 7020 W. 127th Street, Palos Heights proceeding to Friedman. Cherished aunt of Iris (Jerry Board of Trade so she could and cared about people. I ment Corp. Saint Alexander Church, Mass 11:30 a.m. Interment Selvin) Alpert, Abby (Michael Deeter) stay at home and raise her don’t think she had any sort In addition to her hus- Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. www.kerryfh.com ~ (708) Alpert, Daniel (Andrea) Alpert, Jessica children. She returned to of attitude or preconceived band, Kunze is survived by a 361.4235 ~ www.facebook.com/kerryfuneral Kaz, Ari (Carrie) Kaz and Chava (Michael Bloom) the workforce while her decisions. And as Downers daughter, Jennifer Schwen- Alpert. Dear great aunt of Dori, Noah, Meital, Rachel, children were in grade Grove has gone through dener; a son, Bryan; a grand- Asher, Sarah, Talia, Matan, Gili, Anina, Ethan and Rivi. school, working as a teach- growing pains in the last 20 daughter; and a sister, Eliza- Private chapel service. Memorials in her memory to the The ARK, 6450 N. California Ave., Chicago, IL er’s aide at St. Mary of years, a lot of people have beth Doherty. 60645, www.arkchicago.org would be appreciated. Gostyn School in Downers been roughed up. She was Services were held. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Arrangements by: Chicago Jewish Funerals-Skokie Grove. She later worked at always there to (care for) Janger, Lois L. Chapel 847.229.8822, www.cjfinfo.com McDonald’s Corp. for a time the roughed-up.” Bob Goldsborough is a free- Lois L. Janger, nee Lieberman, age 80, of Naples, before taking a job with the Kunze’s role included not lance reporter. FL, formerly of Highland Park, IL; be- loved wife for over 58 years of the late Richard Janger; loving mother of Joanna Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Janger, Lee (Rachel) Janger and the late Seth Janger; adored grandma of Micah Chicago Daily Tribune and Marisa; devoted daughter of the late Maurice and the late Rose Lieberman; dear sister of the ON OCTOBER 29 ... dedicated as a pedestrian In 1998, at age 77, Sen. John late David Lieberman; fond sister-in-law of the late Margit Lacker and the late Allen (late Inez) Janger; mall. (That part of State Glenn, D-Ohio, roared back treasured aunt, cousin, and friend of many. Service In 1929 Black Tuesday de- Street, between Wacker into space aboard the space Monday, 1:00 p.m. at North Suburban Synagogue scended upon the New York Drive and Congress Park- shuttle Discovery, retracing Beth El, 1175 Sheridan Rd., Highland Park. Interment Stock Exchange; prices col- way, was reopened to auto- the trail he had blazed as an Waldheim Cemetery, Forest Park. In lieu of flowers, lapsed amid panic selling motive traffic Nov. 15, 1996.) astronaut 36 years earlier. contributions to CurePSP (Progressive Supranuclear and thousands of investors Also in 1979, on the 50th Palsy), www.psp.org. For condolence information: were wiped out as Ameri- anniversary of Black Tues- In 2000 the wounded de- The Goldman Funeral Group, www.goldmanfuneral- ca's Great Depression be- day, anti-nuclear protesters stroyer USS Cole departed group.com (847) 478-1600. gan. tried but failed to shut down Aden, Yemen, towed by the New York Stock Ex- tugboats to a Norwegian In 1940 the United States change. heavy-lift ship to be taken began its first peacetime home to repair the gaping Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries military draft by lottery. In 1990 the U.N. Security hole in its side; 17 sailors Martin, Robert “Bob” Secretary of War Henry Council voted to hold Sad- were killed in a suicide Robert “Bob” Martin, of Niles, died on Sunday, Stimson drew the first num- dam Hussein’s regime liable bombing attack Oct. 12. October 21, 2018, at the age of 65. Bob was sur- ber: 158. for human-rights abuses rounded and comforted by his children and siblings and war damages during its In 2003 a powerful geo- when it was time to let go. He was loved. Bob was In 1956 Israel launched an occupation of Kuwait. magnetic storm walloped preceded in death by his father, Robert James invasion of Egypt’s Sinai the Earth, knocking out Martin, and his loving mother, Nancy Anne Martin, In 1994 nee Monaghan. Bob is survived by his dear children, Peninsula during the Suez Francisco Martin some airline communica- Brian (Laura) Martin and Carrie (Bill) Peisker; and Canal crisis. Duran, of Colorado Springs, tions but apparently caus- Carol Martin, mother of his children. Bob was the Colo., fired more than two ing no large power outages proud “papa” to Abby, Ellie, and William; cherished In 1964 thieves made off dozen shots at the White of other major problems. brother of Linda Martin, Gary (Judy) Martin, Debi with the Star of India and House. (Duran, 26, was later (Bill) Roth, Nancy (Gary) Gage, Kelly (Pam) Martin, other gems from the Ameri- convicted of trying to assas- In 2004 Osama bin Laden, and Scott (Betsy) Martin; and dear uncle of Megan, can Museum of Natural sinate President Bill Clinton in a videotaped statement, BJ, Emi, Kaitlin, Kyle, Jessie, Molly, David, Mike, Drew, History in New York. (The and was sentenced to 40 directly admitted for the Lisa, Connor, Madeleine, Tessa, Stephen, Ray, and Allison. Memorial Gathering will be held Monday, Star and most of the other years in prison.) first time that he had or- November 5th , 11:30 a.m. until 2 p.m. at Haben gems were recovered; three dered the Sept. 11, 2001, Funeral Home & Crematory, 8057 Niles Center Rd., men were convicted of In 1995 Palestinians attacks and told America Skokie, IL. Funeral Info: 847.673.6111 or www. stealing them.) burned American and Isra- “the best way to avoid an- habenfuneral.com to sign guestbook. eli flags and swore revenge other Manhattan” was to In 1966 the National Or- for the assassination of Dr. stop threatening Muslims’ Every ganization for Women was Fathi Shakaki, the leader of security. Also in 2004 Eu- founded. the radical Islamic Jihad ropean Union leaders Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries and a top architect of terror signed the EU’s first consti- Meersman, Joan Helen life story In 1967 Also in 2004 the musical “Hair” attacks against Israel. tution. come- Joan Helen Meersman, nee Didier. Age 88 of Edison opened off-Broadway. (Shakaki was gunned down dian Vaughn Meader, who Park. Beloved wife of 62 years to the late Donald T. three days earlier in Malta, had gained fame satirizing Loving mother of Anne (William) Gorman, Donald R. In 1979 deserves nine blocks of reportedly by Israeli intelli- President John Kennedy, (Catherine), Patricia, Jean (Richard) Dorsch, Virginia Chicago’s State Street were gence.) died in Auburn, Maine; he (Earl) Campbell, Susan (John) Tebbetts, Timothy was 68. (Elizabeth), Steven (Kelly), Lynn (Noe) Salinas, Kay (Robert) Szramek and Mark (Elizabeth). Proud to be told. 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In lieu of Oct. 31 Powerball: $40M Daily 4 evening ...... 3750 after it sought to slow popu- flowers, memorials to Illinois Audubon Society, Brought to you by Legacy.com® Fantasy 5 ...... 04 16 32 37 39 lation growth by adopting a www.illinoisaudubon.org/donate, are appreciated. WISCONSIN Keno ...... 03 04 08 16 26 28 one-child policy, China an- Info., www.ryan-parke.com or (847) 823-1171. Oct. 28 30 32 38 41 46 48 49 50 nounced that it would allow Pick 3 ...... 753 52 56 57 58 61 76 77 78 Pick 4 ...... 1442 all married couples to have Badger 5 ...... 02 22 23 25 29 More winning numbers at two children. SuperCash ...... 05 06 10 13 30 39 chicagotribune.com/lottery Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Monday, October 29, 2018 5

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Springfield, Illinois Honor Their Bravery & Sacrifice ished papa of Rylan, Lilly, Kevin D., Vivian, Paulin, www.theboatdock.com ***THE BOAT father of Annie and Michael Wood; dear brother DOCK*** 217-793-7300 BID DOCUMENTS: Solicitation Document Diamanee and Jaivian; fond brother of the late is available for download at: http://legacy. Jan (the late John) Schlereth and Joseph (Madalyn) AUCTION Public Auction November 3rd Norma, Jeane and Georgia. Memorial Gathering will BUYING old whiskey/bourbon/rye! Looking 10 AM 1204 W. Locust Belvidere IL Huge cookcountygov.com/purchasing/bids/ Wood; fond uncle of many nieces and nephews. for full/sealed vintage bottles and decanters. vintage doll collection, ‘60s Barbies, 1959 listAllBids.php be held Friday, November 2nd beginning at 10 a.m. PAYING TOP DOLLAR!! 773-263-5320 Silver Pigeon scooter, ‘93 F150, Air Gun John retired from Allstate Insurance Company followed by Memorial Service at 12 Noon at Haben collection, antiques, tools, automotive www. BID DUE DATE: Wednesday, November 28, after 31 years in 1981 from his position as Assistant BUYING RECORD ALBUMS! Rock, Jazz & KitsonAuctions.com (815) 973-0915 2018 at 10:00 a.m. Funeral Home & Crematory, 8057 Niles Center Rd., Blues. Also vintage baseball cards! Controller. Prior to working at Allstate, he was 847-343-1628 Skokie. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions employed by Arthur Anderson in the Chicago office. EDUCATION/TRAINING AIRLINE CAREERS CONTACT: Matthew Bowman, Contract may be made to St. Peter’s United Church of Christ, START HERE – GET FAA APPROVED Negotiator Mr. Wood was a graduate of St. Joseph’s College in BUYING TOY TRAINS AVIATION TECH TRAINING. JOB PLACEMENT (312) 603-2389 (office), (312) 603-3179 (fax) 8013 Laramie Ave., Skokie, IL, 60077. Funeral info.: LIONEL, AMERICAN FLYER, HO, BRASS, ASSISTANCE – DELTA, SOUTHWEST, BOEING Rensselaer, Indiana earning a degree in Accounting. OLD TOYS, COIN OPERATED GAMES, COKE [email protected] (email) 847-673-6111 or www.habenfuneral.com to sign AND MANY OTHERS HIRE AIM GRADS. CALL He was active in various civic and charitable activi- MACHINES, SLOT CARS, OLD SIGNS! AIM 800-481-8312. guestbook. Dennis 630-319-2331 Local MBE/WBE firms are encouraged to ties. He was a member of the Northbrook Chamber submit bids. The County has set contract BUYING!! 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Village President as the “Northbrook Senior Citizen LEGAL NOTICES of the Year” for 1996. He was also a member of the GOVERNMENT/EDUCATION American Cancer Society and served three years as chairman of the Northbrook Cancer Society White, Robert A. ‘”Bob”’ golf outing. For ten years, Mr. Wood organized an FREON 12 WANTED: R12 collecting dust? Robert A. “Bob” White, highly decorated veteran of intergenerational golf tournament featuring the Certified professional pays CA$H for R12. (312) 291-9169 World War II, and respected varsity golf team of Glenbrook North High School RefrigerantFinders.com pioneer in the field of electri- and the senior citizens of Northbrook. He was a Pinball, Arcade & old Jukeboxes wanted cal engineering, died peace- member of Our Lady of the Brook Catholic Church Working or not, cash in hand! Looking for YOUR anything coin operated. 630-205-5283 fully at home in Chicago on and was their business manager for 15 years. He October 27, surrounded by served two terms as commissioner and one year as RV’S/CAMPERS Colman’s RV – We buy/ PERFECT family and loving care, follow- President of the Northbrook Park District. In later consign used Campers & RV’s www. colmansrv.com 217-787-8653 ing a long battle with cancer. years, Mr. Wood was a member of the Northbrook He was 93. He was preceded senior housing commission, which supervises the Vintage Beer & Soda Cans & Signs: We Pay in death by his devoted wife Top Dollar for Your Collections 708-315-0048 HIRE operation of Crestwood senior housing. In his spare of 54 years, Louise Kellogg time, he enjoyed golf, travel and investing. White, with whom he served Visitation will be held Wednesday, October 31, WANTED Paying Cash for Military Items, IS WAITING American, German, Japanese & Other long, enjoyable tenures on the volunteer staffs of 2018 from 9:30 am until time of Mass 11 am at Our Countries from Any Period. 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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS JUVENILE JUSTICE AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, CHILD PROTECTION DEPARTMENT CHILD ILLINOIS F16100172 WELLS F18080189 FRDM F18060201 SLS WWR #10147351 PROTECTION DIVISION COUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHANCERY DIVISION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS ILLINOIS ILLINOIS STATE OF ILLINOIS IN THE INTEREST OF AMERICAN ENTERPRISE BANK, COUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHANCERY DIVISION COUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHANCERY DIVISION COUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHANCERY DIVISION Adriana Brown Plaintiff, COUNTY OF COOK v. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Freedom Mortgage Corporation Specialized Loan Servicing LLC MINOR(S) CHILD(REN) OF Artie Ross BISHOP PARTNERSHIP, LLC, an Illinois Plaintiff, Plaintiff, Plaintiff, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, (Mother) corporation; MICHAEL ROIBURT; IRINA vs. vs. vs. ILLINOIS MARON; CHICAGO COMMUNITY BANK; Attila Gyulai; Ridgestone Bank; 740 North Feliciano Rojas; Unknown Owners and Non- Cory D. Williams aka Cory Williams; Lisa A. COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY JUVENILE NO.: 18JA00596 CITY OF CHICAGO; AMERICAN ENTERPRISE Milwaukee Condominium Association; Record Claimants Martin aka Lisa A. Martin-Williams aka Lisa DIVISION BANK; GARFIELD ESTATES CONDOMINIUM Unknown Owners and Non-Record Defendants. Martin-Williams aka Lisa Martin; Unknown NOTICE OF PUBLICATION ASSOCIATION, an Illinois not-for-profit Claimants Owners and Non-Record Claimants THIRD FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN corporation; UNKNOWN OWNERS and Defendants. CASE NO. 18 CH 11731 ASSOCIATION OF CLEVELAND NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, Artie Ross (Mother), NONRECORD CLAIMANTS, 1036 Hollywood Avenue, Des Plaines, Illinois Defendants. Plaintiff, respondents, and to All Whom It May Defendants. CASE NO. 16 CH 14341 60016 vs. Concern, that on June 27, 2018, a petition 725 North Aberdeen Street, Unit 601 and Curry, Jr. Calendar 57 CASE NO. 18 CH 8581 KURT P. REDERER, NANTUCKET COVE was filed under the Juvenile Court Act by No. 09 CH 17286 P-44, Chicago, Illinois 60642 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 1059 North Keystone Avenue, Chicago, CONDOMINIUMS, INC., UNKNOWN OWNERS KIM FOXX in this court and that in the Spratt Calendar 64 Illinois 60651 AND NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS. courtroom of Judge Nicholas Geanopoulos Judge Cecelia A. Horan NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION The requisite affidavit for publication having NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Defendants. in the Cook County Juvenile Court Building, been filed, notice is hereby given you, 1100 So. Hamilton Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, To: Michael Roiburt and Irina Maron The requisite affidavit for publication Feliciano Rojas, and UNKNOWN OWNERS The requisite affidavit for publication having CASE NO: 2018CH11607 ON 11/19/2018,at 10:30 AM in CALENDAR having been filed, notice is hereby given and NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, defendants been filed, notice is hereby given you, Cory 1120 HAMPTON HARBOR, UNIT 8602 17 COURTROOM K, or as soon thereafter On November 30, 2018, at 3:00 p.m., or as you, Attila Gyulai and UNKNOWN OWNERS in the above entitled cause, that suit has D. Williams aka Cory Williams, Lisa A. Martin SCHAUMBURG, IL 60193 as this case may be heard, an adjudicatory soon as thereafter as counsel may be heard, and NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, defendants been commenced against you and other aka Lisa A. Martin-Williams aka Lisa Martin- hearing will be held upon the petition to attorneys for American Enterprise Bank in the above entitled cause, that suit has defendants in the Circuit Court for the Williams aka Lisa Martin, and UNKNOWN NOTICE BY PUBLICATION have the minor declared to be a ward of the shall appear before the Honorable Cecelia been commenced against you and other Judicial Circuit by said plaintiff praying OWNERS and NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, court and for other relief under the Act. A. Horan, or any judge sitting in her stead, defendants in the Circuit Court for the for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage defendants in the above entitled cause, that The requisite affidavit for publication having in the courtroom usually occupied by her in Judicial Circuit by said plaintiff praying conveying the premises described as suit has been commenced against you and been filed, notice is hereby given you, Kurt THE COURT HAS AUTHORITY IN THIS Room 2804 of the Richard J. Daley Center, for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage follows, to wit: other defendants in the Circuit Court for P. Rederer, Defendants in the above entitled CASE TO TAKE FROM YOU THE CUSTODY 50 W. Washington Street, Chicago, Illinois, conveying the premises described as the Judicial Circuit by said plaintiff praying suit, that the said suit has been commenced AND GUARDIANSHIP OF THE MINOR, TO and present Plaintiff’s Verified Petition to follows, to wit: THE WEST HALF (1/2) OF LOT EIGHT (8) for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage in the Chancery Department, Cook County, TERMINATE YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND Revive Judgment, wherein Plaintiff American IN BLOCK TWELVE (12) IN DES PLAINES, conveying the premises described as Illinois, by the Plaintiff against you and other TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO Enterprise Bank is seeking the revival of PARCEL 1: UNITS 601 AND P44 TOGETHER MANOR TRACT NO. 2 IN THE WEST HALF follows, to wit: defendants, praying for the foreclosure of a CONSENT TO ADOPTION. YOU MAY LOSE ALL the deficiency judgment entered in favor WITH ITS UNDIVIDED PERCENTAGE INTEREST (1/2) OF SECTION 17, TOWNSHIP 41 NORTH, certain Mortgage conveying the premises PARENTAL RIGHTS TO YOUR CHILD. IF THE of American Enterprise Bank and against IN THE COMMON ELEMENTS IN 740 NORTH RANGE 12, EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL LOT 20 IN BLOCK 7 IN MILLS AND SONS described as follows, to wit: PETITION REQUESTS THE TERMINATION OF Bishop Partnership, LLC on July 13, 2010 in MILWAUKEE CONDOMINIUM AS DELINEATED MERIDIAN, ACCORDING TO PLAT RECORDED SUBDIVISION OF BLOCKS 1,2,7, AND 8 IN YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND APPOINTMENT the amount of $1,325,543.27. If you fail to AND DEFINED IN THE DECLARATION JULY 14,1911, AS DOCUMENT NUMBER RESUBDIVISION OF BLOCKS 1 AND 2 IN PARCEL 1: UNIT 8602 IN NANTUCKET OF A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENT appear, this judgment will likely be revived RECORDED AS DOCUMENT NO. 0535403070, 4793564, IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS. FOSTER SUBDIVISION OF THE EAST 1/2 COVE CONDOMINIUMS, AS DELINEATED TO ADOPTION, YOU MAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL in accordance with Section 2-1602 of the IN THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 8, OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/2 OF SECTION 3, ON PLAT OF SURVEY (CONDOMINIUM) OF RIGHTS TO THE CHILD. Illinois Code of Civil Procedure, 735 ILCS TOWNSHIP 39 NORTH, RANGE 14, EAST OF P.I.N.: 09-17-302-010-0000 TOWNSHIP 39 NORTH, RANGE 13, EAST OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED REAL ESTATE: 5/2-1602. THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, IN COOK THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, IN COOK CERTAIN LOTS OR PORTIONS THEREOF, IN UNLESS YOU appear, you will not be entitled COUNTY, ILLINOIS. Said property is commonly known as 1036 COUNTY, ILLINOIS. PARTS OF NANTUCKET COVE SUBDIVISION, to further written notices or publication AMERICAN ENTERPRISE BANK Hollywood Avenue, Des Plaines, Illinois BEING SUBDIVISIONS OF PART OF THE notices of the proceedings in this case, By: Robert F. Rabin PARCEL 2: EXCLUSIVE USE FOR STORAGE 60016, and which said mortgage(s) was/ P.I.N.: 16-03-415-001-0000 SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 26 AND including the filing of an amended petition Thompson Coburn LLP PURPOSES IN AND TO STORAGE LOCKER were made by Feliciano Rojas and recorded PART OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION or a motion to terminate parental rights. 55 East Monroe Street, 37th Floor 601, A LIMITED COMMON ELEMENT, AS SET in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds Said property is commonly known as 1059 27, TOWNSHIP 41 NORTH, RANGE 10, EAST Chicago, Illinois 60603 FORTH AND DEFINED IN SAID DECLARATION as Document Number 1720206085 and North Keystone Avenue, Chicago, Illinois OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, IN UNLESS YOU appear at the hearing and (312) 580-2226 OF CONDOMINIUM AND SURVEY ATTACHED for other relief; that Summons was duly 60651, and which said mortgage(s) was/ COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS (HEREINAFTER show cause against the petition, the rrabin@thompsoncoburn. com THERETO, IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS. issued out of the above Court against you were made by Cory D. Williams and Lisa REFERRED TO AS “PARCEL”); WHICH allegations of the petition may stand Pub: 10/29, 11/5 & 11/12/2018 5956737 as provided by law and that said suit is now A. Martin and recorded in the Office of the SURVEY IS ATTACHED AS EXHIBIT “B” TO admitted as against you and each of you, P.I.N.: 17-08-205-017-1037; 17-08-205-017- pending. Recorder of Deeds as Document Number THE DECLARATION OF CONDOMINIUM and an order or judgment entered. 1089 0925113052 and for other relief; that OWNERSHIP AND OF EASEMENTS, NOW THEREFORE, unless you, the said above Summons was duly issued out of the above RESTRICTIONS AND COVENANTS FOR DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Said property is commonly known as 725 named defendants, file your answer to the Court against you as provided by law and NANTUCKET COVE CONDOMINIUM, COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS North Aberdeen Street, Unit 601 and P-44, complaint in the said suit or otherwise make that said suit is now pending. RECORDED AS DOCUMENT 22957844, AS October 29, 2018 Chicago, Illinois 60642, and which said your appearance therein, in the Office of AMENDED, TOGETHER WITH ITS UNDIVIDED mortgage(s) was/were made by Attila Gyulai the Clerk of the Court at Cook County on or NOW THEREFORE, unless you, the said above PERCENTAGE INTEREST IN SAID PARCEL and recorded in the Office of the Recorder before November 14, 2018, a default may be named defendants, file your answer to the (EXCEPT FROM SAID PARCEL ALL THE PUBLIC NOTICE of Deeds as Document Number 0823957092 taken against you at any time after that date complaint in the said suit or otherwise make PROPERTY AND SPACE COMPRISING ALL THE On October 9, 2018, an application was and for other relief; that Summons was duly and a Judgment entered in accordance with your appearance therein, in the Office of UNITS THEREOF AS DEFINED AND SET FORTH filed with the Federal Communications issued out of the above Court against you the prayer of said complaint. the Clerk of the Court at Cook County on or IN DECLARATION AND SURVEY). Commission, Washington, D.C., seeking as provided by law and that said suit is now before November 14, 2018, a default may be its consent to the assignment of the pending. This communication is an attempt to collect taken against you at any time after that date PARCEL 2: EASEMENT APPURTENANT TO broadcast licenses of radio stations WLIT- a debt and any information obtained will be and a Judgment entered in accordance with AND FOR THE BENEFIT OF PARCEL 1 AS SET FM, CHICAGO, IL, WKSC-FM, CHICAGO, IL, NOW THEREFORE, unless you, the said above used for that purpose. the prayer of said complaint. FORTH IN THE DECLARATION OF EASEMENTS WGCI-FM, CHICAGO, IL, WEBG-FM, CHICAGO, named defendants, file your answer to the BY LASALLE NATIONAL BANK, A NATIONAL IL, WGRB-AM, CHICAGO, IL, WVAZ, OAK PARK, complaint in the said suit or otherwise make Steven C. Lindberg This communication is an attempt to collect BANKING ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE UNDER IL, from AMFM BROADCASTING LICENSES, your appearance therein, in the Office of ANSELMO LINDBERG & ASSOCIATES LLC a debt and any information obtained will be TRUST AGREEMENT DATED JANUARY 21, LLC, AS DEBTOR IN POSSESSION, to AMFM the Clerk of the Court at Cook County on or 1771 W. Diehl Rd., Ste 120 used for that purpose. 1974 AND KNOWN AS TRUST NUMBER BROADCASTING LICENSES, LLC. Also WVON, before November 28, 2018, a default may be Naperville, IL 60563-4947 47172, RECORDED JANUARY 8, 1974 AS BERWYN, IL, from CC LICENSES, LLC, AS taken against you at any time after that date 630-453-6960 | 866-402-8661 | 630-428- Steven C. Lindberg DOCUMENT 22957843, AND CREATED BY DEBTOR IN POSSESSION, to CC LICENSES, and a Judgment entered in accordance with 4620 (fax) ANSELMO LINDBERG & ASSOCIATES LLC DEED FROM LASALLE NATIONAL BANK, AS LLC. the prayer of said complaint. Attorney No. Cook 58852, DuPage 293191, 1771 W. Diehl Rd., Ste 120 TRUSTEE UNDER TRUST AGREEMENT DATED Kane 031-26104, Naperville, IL 60563-4947 JANUARY 21, 1974 AND KNOWN AS TRUST WVON operates on 1690 AM. This communication is an attempt to collect Peoria 1794, Winnebago 3802, IL 03126232 630-453-6960 | 866-402-8661 | 630-428- NUMBER 47172 TO LOUIS M. MARIELLI WGRB operates on 1390 AM. a debt and any information obtained will be [email protected] 4620 (fax) AND DORINDA MARIELLI, HIS WIFE, DATED WEBG operates on 95.5 FM. used for that purpose. Attorney No. Cook 58852, DuPage 293191, FEBRUARY 3, 1976 AND RECORDED JUNE 1, WKSC operates on 103.5 FM. THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT Kane 031-26104, 1986 AS DOCUMENT 23504659. WLIT operates on 93.9 FM. Steven C. Lindberg COLLECTOR. Peoria 1794, Winnebago 3802, IL 03126232 Commonly known as 1120 Hampton Harbor, WVAZ operates on 102.7 FM. ANSELMO LINDBERG & ASSOCIATES LLC Pub: 10/15, 10/22 & 10/29/2018 5928087 [email protected] Schaumburg, IL 60193. WGCI operates on 107.5 FM. 1771 W. Diehl Rd., Ste 120 Naperville, IL 60563-4947 THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT and which said Mortgage was made by AMFM BROADCASTING LICENSES, LLC and 630-453-6960 | 866-402-8661 | 630-428- COLLECTOR. Kurt P. Rederer, Mortgagor, to Third Federal CC LICENSES, LLC is an indirect subsidiary 4620 (fax) Pub: 10/15, 10/22 & 10/29/2018 5928262 Savings and Loan Association of Cleveland, of iHeartCommunications, Inc., which in Attorney No. Cook 58852, DuPage 293191, as Mortgagee, and recorded in the Office turn is an indirect subsidiary of iHeartMedia, Kane 031-26104, of the Recorder of Deeds of Cook County, Inc. iHeartMedia, Inc. is controlled by Clear Peoria 1794, Winnebago 3802, IL 03126232 Illinois as Instrument Number 0735104051; Channel Capital IV, LLC, the members of [email protected] LEGAL which are Bain Capital (CC) IX, L.P. and And for such other relief prayed; that Thomas H. Lee Equity Fund VI, L.P. Bain THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT NOTICES summons was duly issued out of the said Capital (CC) IX, L.P. is ultimately controlled COLLECTOR. Chancery Department, Cook County, Illinois by Bain Capital Investors, LLC, and Thomas Pub: 10/29, 11/5 & 11/12/2018 5956826 against you as provided by law, and that the H. Lee Equity Fund VI, L.P. is ultimately said suit is now pending. controlled by THL Holdco, LLC. The individual officers, directors, and voting members of NOW, THEREFORE, UNLESS YOU, the said one or more of these entities are Robert above defendant, file an answer to the Walls, Jr., Scott Bick, Brian Coleman, Jeff complaint in the said suit or otherwise make Littlejohn, Stephen Davis, Lauren Dean, your appearance therein, in the Office of the Steve Macri, Scott Wells, Gayle Troberman, Clerk of Chancery Department, Cook County, Steve Mills, Paul McNicol, Frederic Brace, Illinois, at the Courthouse, in the City of Charles Cremens, John Belitsos, Matthew Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, on or before Freeman, Juliana Hill, Scott Hamilton, November 28, 2018, default may be entered Jessica Marventano, Melissa Fleming, against you at any time after that day and William Eccleshare, Wendy Goldberg, Robert a decree entered in accordance with the Pittman, Duaine Smith, Steven Barnes, John prayer of said complaint. Connaughton, Ian Loring, Blair Hendrix, Richard Bressler, Laura Grattan, Scott Casey B. Hicks Sperling, David Abrams, Jonathon Jacobson, WELTMAN, WEINBERG & REIS CO., L.P.A. James Carlisle, Joshua Nelson, Joshua Attorney for Plaintiff Bekenstein, Philip Loughlin IV, Stephen 180 N. LaSalle Street Suite 2400 Pagliuca, Michael Ward, Todd Abbrecht, Chicago, IL 60601 Thomas Hagerty, Soren Oberg, Kent Weldon Telephone: 312-782-9676 and Anthony DiNovi. Facsimile: 312-782-4201 LEGAL LEGAL LEGAL Cook Atty. ID No. 31495 A copy of the application and related [email protected] NOTICES materials are available for public inspection NOTICES NOTICES Pub: 10/29, 11/5 & 11/12/2018 5955646 online at www.fcc.gov.

LEGAL NOTICE VOTE EARLY OCTOBER 22 – NOVEMBER 5, 2018 Official notice is hereby given, by Cook County Clerk David Orr, that Early Voting forthe Gubernatorial Election being held on Tuesday, November 6, 2018, will be held at the below locations. This notice applies only to SUBURBAN Cook County.

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North of EisenhowerExpressway (I-290) Niles Village Hall Schaumburg - Maywood Courthouse - 1000 Civic Center Drive (Trickster Art Gallery) Whitcomb Building Niles, IL 60714 190 S. Roselle Rd. 1311 Maybrook Sq. Arlington Heights Village Hall Evanston Civic Center Schaumburg, IL 60193 Room 104 33 S. Arlington Heights Rd. 2100 Ridge Ave. Norridge Village Hall Maywood, IL 60153 Arlington Heights, IL 60005 Evanston, IL 60201 4000 N. Olcott Ave. Skokie Village Hall Norridge, IL 60706 5127 Oakton St. Rolling Meadows Courthouse Barrington Hills Village Hall Franklin Park Village Hall Skokie, IL 60077 2121 Euclid Ave. 112 Algonquin Rd. 9500 Belmont Ave. Northbrook Village Hall Room 238 Barrington Hills, IL 60010 Franklink Park, IL 60131 1225 Cedar Lane Streamwood Village Hall Rolling Meadows, IL 60008 Northbrook, IL 60062 301 E. Irving Park Rd. Bellwood Village Hall Glenview Village Hall Streamwood, IL 60107 Skokie Courthouse 3200 Washington Blvd. 2500 E. Lake Ave. Oak Park Village Hall 5600 W. Old Orchard Rd. Bellwood, IL 60104 Glenview, IL 60025 123 Madison St. Wheeling - (The George and Room 149 OakPark,IL60302 Angela Paterakis Center) NEW Skokie, IL 60077 Des Plaines Public Library Hoffman Estates Village Hall 199 N. First St. 1501 Ellinwood St. 1900 Hassell Rd. Palatine Village Hall Wheeling, IL 60090 County Clerk’s Main Office Des Plaines, IL 60016 Hoffman Estates, IL 60169 200 E. Wood St. 69 W. Washington, Pedway & 5th Fl. Palatine, IL 60067 Wilmette - Chicago, IL 60602 Elk Grove Village Village Hall Melrose Park Village Hall (Centennial Park) 901 Wellington Ave. 1000 N. 25th Ave. Park Ridge - (Centennial 2300 Old Glenview Rd. Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 Melrose Park, IL 60160 Activity Center) Wilmette, IL 60091 100 S. Western Ave. Elmwood Park Village Hall Mount Prospect Village Hall Park Ridge, IL 60068 11 W. Conti Pkwy. 50 S. Emerson St. Elmwood Park, IL 60707 Mount Prospect, IL 60056

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BEARS 24, JETS 10 Yard work Bears finish chore, mow down Jets in take-care-of-business game Dinner time: Bears back in first after Vikings, Packers, Lions lose

Bears running back Jordan Howard toughed out 81 yards on 22 carries in a workmanlike effort Sunday at Soldier Field. ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE

No more ground beef: Howard Q and eh? Dominant defense helps Bears pound out the win delivers despite lack of Mack There will be games like this the FIRST ... TO LAST ... AND BACK TO FIRST Khalil Mack’s sprained right rest of the way when the Bears will It was a great day of NFC North action for Bears ankle is still bothering him. have an opportunity to pound out a fans. The Seahawks beat up the Lions in a noon Khalil Mack missed the first victory on the ground and they have game, the Packers fumbled away their upset game of his NFL career Sunday. to rely on Jordan Howard. chance against the Rams in the afternoon, then Khalil Mack’s status for next week Maybe their chances of playing the Vikings lost to the Saints in the night game. — and beyond — remains uncertain. Brad Biggs into January will hinge, at least The Bears began the day in last place. Dan Wiederer Khalil Mack, Khalil Mack, Khalil On the Bears partially, on their ability to NFC North W L T Pct. Sunday On the Bears Mack. accomplish that. On a day in which a feisty Bears Make no mistake, Mitch Bears 4 3 0 .571 @Bills defense spearheaded a Trubisky’s performance will ultimately be what defines Vikings 4 3 1 .563 Lions much-needed 24-10 beatdown of the Jets, there sure were this season. But the Bears had struggled running the ball a lot of Khalil Mack questions flying around the Bears consistently — or committing to the idea of doing so — Packers 3 3 1 .500 @Patriots locker room Sunday afternoon. before Sunday’s 24-10 victory over the Jets at Soldier Field. Lions 3 4 0 .429 @Vikings So what energized this defense to play so well in Mack’s Howard ran for a modest 81 yards on 22 carries, so the absence? And what did it say about the Bears that they 3.7-yard average still leaves plenty to be desired. But the were able to emphatically take care of business without third-year back delivered to put away the Jets after the OPENING SHOT | Steve Rosenbloom their elite pass rusher? Bears committed their one major defensive gaffe — an The Bears were begging to be beaten Sunday. Does this defense still have an opportunity to be special unnecessary-roughness penalty on safety Eddie Jackson — But so were the Jets. Very generous without Mack? against what in a lot of ways was a lookalike of the 2017 and selfless of the Bears to service Outside linebacker Aaron Lynch laughed. Bears. their guests’ wishes. More, Page 2 “I mean, he’s the $144 million man,” Lynch said. “So he’s The Jets have a rookie quarterback they’re ultra-excited going to be talked about every minute of the day.” about in Sam Darnold, and the cast of targets he has to INSIDE Akiem Hicks was four questions into his postgame chat ■ NFC North, Page 2 ■ NFL Week 8, Page 4 Turn to Biggs, Page 2 ■ Play of game, Page 3 ■ Bears notes, Page 5 Turn to Wiederer, Page 2 2 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, October 29, 2018 D TOP OF THE SECOND

Steve Rosenbloom Must-win: Jets perfect patsy

This was a must-win for Matt Nagy and his Bears. For credibility, for progress, for proof that the process of the plan was working. The Bears were facing a beat-up Jets MARCIO JOSE SANCHEZ/AP team. The Bears had a more talented Ramik Wilson knocks the ball loose from roster, a more experienced quarterback Ty Montgomery late in the Rams’ 29-27 and the home field. The Bears had win over the Packers in Los Angeles. legitimate playoff hopes, and playoff teams beat the patsies in front of them. NFC NORTH Must-win indeed. This might have been just the sixth game of Nagy’s rookie season as head Unbeaten Rams coach of the Bears, but life in the NFL moves pretty fast. It moved pretty fast in hold off Packers September when the Bears jumped into first place in the NFC North with a 3-1 Associated Press record. It moved pretty fast when they came out of the off week bored and slow Aaron Rodgers never got the chance and bad, losing two straight to fall into the to lead another game-winning drive, cellar, a familiar spot the previous four thanks to one last outstanding special- seasons. teams play by the unbeaten Rams. And so, at 3-3 and facing a must-win, the Greg Zuerlein hit a 34-yard field goal Bears happily got the Jets, undermanned with 2:05 left before Ramik Wilson and under .500, quarterbacked by a rookie forced and recovered Ty Montgomery’s with no healthy receivers who had caught fumble on the ensuing kickoff return, a touchdown pass in the NFL. sending the Rams to a 29-27 victory over Despite playing without Khalil Mack, the visiting Packers on Sunday. the Bears held Sam Darnold to 153 yards Jared Goff passed for 295 yards and and a TD. The star outside linebacker three touchdowns while the Rams (8-0) finally was told to rest that injured right were sternly tested by the Packers ankle. The Bears made the right call long (3-3-1). Both teams rallied from 10-point term with division games coming up next deficits to take a lead in front of a month. Short term, sitting Mack offered rollicking, bipartisan Coliseum crowd. the Bears defense an opportunity to show Rodgers threw for 286 yards, but he it was more than just Mack, which hadn’t was left watching the final minutes in been the case the previous two games. frustration while the Rams extended The Bears defense forced a their best start to a season since 1969. three-and-out on the first drive of the game. But when the offense put together a Saints 30, Vikings 20: Drew Brees time-consuming drive into Jets territory, and the Saints paid the Vikings back for Mitch Trubisky was tripped up on third their last-second loss in the playoffs last down and then Cody Parkey missed wide season, using two key turnovers, includ- right to continue to make Ryan Pace look CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE ing a 45-yard interception return by P.J. stupid for cutting Robbie Gould. Beras cornerback Kyle Fuller is unable to stop Deontay Burnett from making a catch. Williams, to win in Minneapolis. But on the second drive, after the Alvin Kamara had two touchdowns defense forced another three-and-out, the standard inaccuracy while mixing in some jump and gave up a 29-yard gain into the and Will Lutz made three field goals for Bears offense stung the Jets for a score. On strikes, completing just 5 of 13 for 116 yards red zone, and a couple of plays after that, the Saints (6-1), who needed only 120 second-and-10 from their 30, the Bears hit in the first half. the Jets made it 17-10. passing yards by Brees to beat the a screen on a seven-man blitz as if they had The Bears finally put together another But then Trubisky, who looked better in Vikings (4-3-1). stolen the Jets’ signals. Trubisky lobbed it scoring drive, and hey, look at that: the second half, answered with a terrific Adam Thielen had another record- over the assault to Tarik Cohen, who had Trubisky was accurate. He drilled a drive that ate up 4:02 and covered 79 yards setting performance for the Vikings with nobody close to him, and like that, the 70- back-shoulder throw to Anthony Miller in in eight plays, never facing a third down as 103 yards and a score, but his red-zone yard TD marked the Bears’ longest play of the back of the end zone midway through Jordan Howard capped the effort with a fumble in the second quarter was the season. the third quarter to make it 14-3, which 2-yard TD run to make it 24-10, the eventual returned 54 yards by Marshon Latti- The Bears gave up a field goal on an should’ve made a comeback impossible final score. more to set up the go-ahead touchdown eight-minute drive on which they offered from this ragged and injured Jets bunch. During the week, Nagy stressed that his for the Saints. little pass-rush pressure, which has been But the Bears defense displayed some team must find that “finishing mentality.’’ an issue all month. stupid and bad play to help the Jets mount This was that. Seahawks 28, Lions 14: Russell Wil- And then this began to feel like math a TD drive to make it a game. OK, so the opponent wasn’t the Patriots. son threw three touchdown passes in homework, necessary and aggravating, just First, Bears safety Eddie Jackson extended In fact, it was the opposite of the Patriots. the second quarter to put the Seahawks waiting for the Bears to put the Jets out of a Jets drive with an idiotic unnecessary- But it was a win on a day when any other ahead and they went on to beat the Lions everyone’s misery. roughness penalty on a third-down result would’ve been inexcusable. in Detroit. The Bears committed to the inside incompletion when he drilled a receiver The Seahawks (4-3) looked sharp on running game, but when they passed, long after the ball had sailed past his hands. [email protected] both sides of the ball. The Lions (3-4) Trubisky showed his unfortunately Two plays later, Kyle Fuller mistimed his Twitter @steverosenbloom had won three of four.

Howard helps 3-WORD REVIEWS Q and eh? Dominant defense Each week we ask readers to give us carry Bears their three-word reviews of the Bears delivers despite lack of Mack game on Twitter. Here are some of our favorites this week. Wiederer, from Page 1 14-point game. past the Jets Tarik or treat! @MikeOngstad Early last week, following shaky Did Their Job @Rocketfoz with reporters when a second Mack performances in losses to the Dolphins Biggs, from Page 1 Total bummer, Kyle @sod1102 question was asked. and Patriots, defensive coordinator Vic Better team won @jpatmiller Hicks paused, closed his eyes for a Fangio reminded his players not to lose throw to right now with top wideouts Enough for now @BearsEst1920 second and then laid it out straight. their swagger. Sunday’s effort showed Quincy Enunwa and Robby Anderson “I guess my thing is this,” Hicks said. they hadn’t. sidelined appear to be impostors for “I don’t want to go back and forth about “When you’re playing with guys like Kendall Wright and Dontrelle Inman, the Jets, who entered with the NFL’s what any particular guy does on this this,” safety Eddie Jackson said, “it’s hard the Bears’ top wide receivers during the 14th-ranked run defense, blew through defense. I want to talk about our entire to lose (the swagger). … We’re always second half of last season. Wright is out of their timeouts. defense as a whole and how dominant we lifting each other up. It’s never going to be the league and Inman was unemployed Not only did Howard help put the game have been and how dominant we will where we bash one another or put each until the injury-ravaged Colts signed him away, he provided an answer for the Bears continue to be for the rest of the year.” other down. We kept that in our minds.” two weeks ago. when the Jets posed their only real threat Fair enough. For perspective sake, the Bears were With outside linebacker Khalil Mack to get back in the game. In a game the Bears had to win, the playing a depleted and error-prone Jets and wide receiver Allen Robinson sitting “What I was most impressed with, defense turned in a performance to feel offense that was without injured running out with injuries, the Bears were short- the offense was able to respond after the good about. They allowed only 207 total back Bilal Powell and receivers Quincy handed themselves. So nothing cute or touchdown they had,” Nagy said. “Those yards, a season best. They held the Jets to Enunwa and Robby Anderson. Rookie exotic was needed after Jackson’s are the types of things I like to see, 2.4 yards per rush, also a season best. Sam Darnold was making only his eighth untimely penalty after an incomplete responding and growing. … I was also They played with energy. They played career start and looked like it. The Jets third-down pass gave the Jets second life happy for Jordan to come out here and with purpose. They played together. offense also committed seven penalties, and led to their only touchdown to pull play well. And their tenacity against the run was including five false starts. within 17-10 with 11:10 remaining. “We know we’ve got to get better with what really left the players feeling satisfied. With all that, the Bears failed to create a Trubisky wasn’t particularly sharp our running backs and our offensive line. “It was hype,” Lynch said. “It was takeaway for the first time this season and throwing the ball, so why not turn to Take the quarterback runs out of it. We’ve crunk. We were kicking butt against the had only one sack — by slot cornerback Howard? That’s exactly what coach Matt got to get better in the run game.” run.” Bryce Callahan. So, no, the tape of Nagy did as Howard ran the ball on nine of Trubisky has been dangerous with Added Hicks: “It’s our mindset going Sunday’s ugly win on a dreary afternoon the final 11 offensive plays and helped the his legs, and a week after rushing for a into every game — that we want to abuse won’t be overnighted to Canton, Ohio. Bears push back above .500 to 4-3. career-high 81 yards he picked up another you at the line of scrimmage every way we But it did push the Bears back above Howard’s 24-yard run on the possession 51 on six carries. But Nagy is candid when can. I think we accomplished that today.” .500 while providing valuable momentum after the Jets’ touchdown was his longest assessing the offense. If you’re looking for a signature for next Sunday’s should-win game in of the season. The Bears had the ball at the The point missed by many critical of moment to encapsulate the defense’s Buffalo. It also left Bears defenders New York 30-yard line when Nagy called the ground game is that the passing game play, it came late in the first quarter. On remembering what they were building for a one-back power run. Usually the is vastly improved over last season. third-and-1 from near midfield, Hicks toward in May and June and July and guard pulls on power plays, but in this Remember, the Bears were 32nd in the exploded off the snap, shed a block from August — before a blockbuster trade instance it was left tackle Charles Leno league averaging 175.7 passing yards per offensive tackle Brandon Shell and dropped Mack into their laps. coming through the hole to kick out game in 2017. engulfed Isaiah Crowell for no gain. On Sunday, players shared a variety of linebacker Jordan Jenkins. Right tackle Dating to last season, Howard has gone Hicks shrugged when asked how he answers on when they discovered Mack Bobby Massie and right guard Kyle Long 10 consecutive games without a 100-yard destroyed that block and swallowed the wouldn’t be playing. Some figured that’s blocked down on defensive end Leonard effort, twice as long as the next-longest ball carrier so darn quickly. where things were headed all throughout Williams, and tight end Dion Sims got to drought in his career. But this is a sign “Seven years of playing defensive line, the practice week and when Mack wasn’t the second level, where he sealed off that Nagy is committed to running the ball man,” he said. “Just knowing what’s a part of Saturday’s mock game. safety Marcus Maye. There was a gaping and the Bears can shut the door on an coming at you and being able to put Others insisted they first learned of hole for Howard to plow through, the type opponent with their four-minute offense. yourself in the right position to dominate.” the news Sunday at Soldier Field. And the of space that has been limited all season. “It was good to get him going,” Massie Hicks also smiled when explaining the reaction? “The gap was real wide,” Howard said. said. “He hasn’t had a game like that since fire he was breathing when he jumped up “We were ready from the beginning for “Mitch was reading it and he made the … last season? I know he felt good. He was from that tackle and started shouting at him not to play,” Lynch said. “So there was right read to hand off to me and the pretty pumped.” his sideline. no reaction. Besides … ‘OK, now it’s time receivers did a good job downfield, so it Trubisky’s success running the ball “At that moment? Once I hit you? I’m to turn it up.’” was just a big hole. could open more holes for the running on 10,000, man,” Hicks said. “I’m on the For the first time since last December, the “It meant a lot because I’ve been backs. At least Howard hopes so. sun. I’m just hot right then. I don’t even Bears won a game without Khalil Mack’s help. waiting to break loose. I’ve been bottled “A lot of times when he pulls it, it’s just remember what I said.” They’ll welcome him back, obviously, as up a little bit, but it felt good to finally get a the right read and it’s wide open,” Howard At one point, Crowell had five soon as possible. But they also persevered big run.” said. consecutive carries for no gain. He and Sunday without worry and left Soldier Credit Nagy for letting Howard finish “He can run for a while. They’re going fellow Jets running back Trenton Cannon Field with a new jolt of confidence. the drive. He scored two plays later on a to have to honor him and be aware of him combined for 19 rushing attempts. Only “This feels great,” Lynch said. “We 2-yard plunge, his third touchdown of the running the ball.” one went for more than 4 yards. kicked somebody’s butt today.” season, and then Howard carried six times And of the four completions the Bears on the next possession as the Bears ran 3 [email protected] allowed for at least 15 yards, three came in [email protected] minutes, 33 seconds off the clock while Twitter @BradBiggs the fourth quarter with the Jets chasing a Twitter @danwiederer Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, October 29, 2018 3

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CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Bears wide receiver Anthony Miller and quarterback Mitch Trubisky celebrate after a touchdown catch by Miller in the third quarter against the Jets at Soldier Field on Sunday. That’s a special connection down from Trubisky in the third Suddenly, Miller wasn’t open to ers are starting to get it. Beating an Back-shoulder TD quarter on a back-shoulder throw the pylon. Skrine was in the way as eight-man coverage in a con- pass shows Trubisky, borne from a sight adjustment by part of the Jets’ eight-man coverage. densed area of the field was proof. both guys. It transformed a blank- “If the guy is playing over top of “When that happens, now it’s Miller on same page eted corner route into six points me, Mitch is just going to throw it not about the play—it’s about the that helped keep the Bears at underneath,” Miller said. “We players,” Nagy said. “That’s ex- By Rich Campbell arm’s length from an inferior practice that all the time. That was actly what happened there. The Chicago Tribune opponent. just a perfect situation for that quarterback made a hell of a “In my world, that’s a special throw.” throw. Anthony made a hell of a Mitch Trubisky and Anthony throw,” coach Matt Nagy said. Instead of leading Miller with catch. They adjusted.” Miller have been teammates for “That’s one of those special the throw, Trubisky intentionally And they did so because they 184 days. Steadily their connec- throws, and at a time when you threw it behind Miller, allowing had practiced it. Over and over. tion has solidified, starting in need that.” him to open his body and catch it Fridays are red-zone days on spring practices, through long, hot The Bears led 7-3 after Tru- on the backside, just beyond the Bears practice schedule, and days in Bourbonnais, to the bisky’s erratic first half, the type of Skrine’s reach. all that work spilled over to game weekly grind of the regular sea- performance that has become too ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE “The defender didn’t have eyes day in a crucial moment. son. familiar. Mechanical lapses and Anthony Miller had three back to me, and he was trying to “Just get as many reps and looks It can take that long for a missed throws had the Bears receptions for 37 yards Sunday. look for the ball, and Anthony (as possible),” Trubisky said, “be- second-year quarterback and offense spinning its wheels. did,” Trubisky said. “I threw it in a cause it’s never going to happen rookie receiver to see the same But Trubisky pulled them out in route against zone coverage, spot where only Anthony could exactly how you plan it to be in thing, think the same thing and the second half with his legs and which he expected from his study catch it.” practice. Sometimes it does, and make the same adjustment during his arm. And on third-and-goal of the Jets defense during the Miller did just that, showing the we love that, but you’ve got to a play. from the 4 on the Bears’ second week. red-zone prowess that enticed the adjust on the field.” And when it finally happens, possession of the second half, he Slot cornerback Buster Skrine Bears to trade up in the second After the catch, Miller got up, like it did Sunday during the showed just how far he and Miller lined up over Josh Bellamy a few round to draft him in April. He spun the ball and danced the Bears’ 24-10 win over the Jets, the have progressed together. yards to Miller’s left. But when dropped to both knees, staying in cha-cha. He obviously had prac- brilliance can push a fledgling Miller was the tightest of three Bellamy ran a slant over the bounds by inches for the touch- ticed that too. offense forward and brighten the receivers to the left of the forma- middle and Miller ran to the down that increased the lead to future. tion. Before the snap, Trubisky back-left corner, Skrine sunk with 14-3. [email protected] Miller caught a 4-yard touch- changed Miller’s route to a corner Miller. Nagy beamed. His young play- Twitter @Rich_Campbell

THREE KEYS

The Bears took care of business Sunday at Soldier Field, throttling the Jets 24-10. In a game they absolutely had to win against an undermanned and inferior opponent, the Bears made enough plays to keep control of the game. A feisty effort on defense deserved much of the credit. Here is a full postgame assessment of our three keys for Sunday’s game.

Picks the poison Minimize Jamal Adams Attack mode Postgame recap: For the first time, the Bears Postgame recap: First, a bit of background: Postgame recap: This won’t go down as one of defense failed to produce an interception. Jets Adams, a second-year safety, is an ascending the crispest Bears offensive efforts. With wide rookie Sam Darnold went pick-free for just playmaker trying to bring life to a middle-of- receiver Allen Robinson (groin) inactive, they the second time in eight starts. That, on the the-road Jets defense. Adams is fast. He’s had only two passing plays of longer than surface, would seem to spell trouble. But the athletic. He can really hit. And to top it off, 20 yards. One was the 70-yard screen pass Bears were so solid against the run, holding the Jets to Jets coach Todd Bowles sees the young safety’s nose for touchdown to Tarik Cohen that gave the Bears the lead 57 yards on 24 rushes, that they managed to handcuff the the ball and love of the game showing up every week. for good less than 10 minutes into the game. The other depleted Jets offense from the start. Darnold completed Bears quarterback Mitch Trubisky was part of the same was a 23-yard dart from Trubisky to Anthony Miller to only 14 of his 29 pass attempts for 153 yards. His completion draft class as Adams, who was selected No. 6 in 2016. jump-start the final touchdown drive. Cohen had only total and passing yardage were single-game lows for the Adams made six tackles Sunday and used his versatility one catch all day. Taylor Gabriel (four catches, 52 yards) season. “It’s frustrating for everyone,” Darnold said. “We to move around the field. But he failed to make a splash and Trey Burton (three grabs, 18 yards) were relatively just have to play better.” The Bears’ best chance at an play for the Jets defense and was hurt in the fourth quiet themselves. The passing attack will need to come interception came in the fourth quarter on a deep ball to quarter while making a tackle on Anthony Miller. alive much more next week in Buffalo to keep the Bears Deontay Burnett. Kyle Fuller seemed to be in position for Offensively, the Bears took good care of the football above .500 at the season’s midpoint. a pick. But Burnett outjumped him for the Jets’ only play and went without a turnover for just the second time of more than 20 yards. this season. — Dan Wiederer 4 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, October 29, 2018 D

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NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE ROUNDUP NORTH W L T PCT. PF PA HOME AWAY NFC AFC DIV BEARS 4 3 0 .571 194 144 3-1-0 1-2-0 3-1-0 1-2-0 0-1-0 Chiefs sweep Broncos, improve to 7-1 Minnesota 4 3 1 .563 197 195 2-2-0 2-1-1 3-2-1 1-1-0 0-0-1 Green Bay 3 3 1 .500 175 173 3-0-1 0-3-0 2-3-1 1-0-0 1-1-1 Associated Press on the final play to lift the Bengals. Detroit 3 4 0 .429 171 186 2-2-0 1-2-0 1-3-0 2-1-0 1-0-0 Ryan Fitzpatrick threw a pair of EAST W L T PCT. PF PA HOME AWAY NFC AFC DIV Patrick Mahomes had another fourth-quarter TD passes in relief Washington 5 2 0 .714 146 134 3-1-0 2-1-0 5-1-0 0-1-0 2-0-0 300-yard passing day with four of Winston, who had four INTs for Philadelphia 4 4 0 .500 178 156 2-2-0 2-2-0 2-3-0 2-1-0 1-0-0 touchdowns. Kareem Hunt had the third time in his career. Colts 42, Raiders 28: Dallas 3 4 0 .429 140 123 3-0-0 0-4-0 2-3-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 another hurdling, tackle-breaking Andrew touchdown that gave the Chiefs a Luck threw his third TD pass of the N.Y. Giants 1 7 0 .125 150 205 0-4-0 1-3-0 0-6-0 1-1-0 0-3-0 lead they’d never surrender. game to break a tie with 5:28 to go SOUTH W L T PCT. PF PA HOME AWAY NFC AFC DIV Travis Kelce and Sammy Watkins and the Colts won in consecutive New Orleans 6 1 0 .857 234 183 2-1-0 4-0-0 4-1-0 2-0-0 1-1-0 produced huge games, too, as the weeks for the first time in three Carolina 5 2 0 .714 178 152 4-0-0 1-2-0 3-2-0 2-0-0 0-1-0 high-powered Kansas City offense years. Marlon Mack ran for a once again made the incredible look 132 yards and two scores in the win. Atlanta 3 4 0 .429 190 212 3-2-0 0-2-0 3-2-0 0-2-0 2-1-0 downright casual in a 30-23 victory Raiders QB Derek Carr threw three Tampa Bay 3 4 0 .429 201 233 2-1-0 1-3-0 2-2-0 1-2-0 1-1-0 Sunday that finished off a season TD passes and ran for a fourth. WEST W L T PCT. PF PA HOME AWAY NFC AFC DIV sweep of the visiting Broncos. Eagles 24, Jaguars 18: Carson L.A. Rams 8 0 0 1.000 264 155 4-0-0 4-0-0 5-0-0 3-0-0 3-0-0 “When we’re clicking and Wentz threw three TD passes to Seattle 4 3 0 .571 171 131 1-1-0 3-2-0 3-2-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 spreading the ball around,” Ma- different players to lift the Eagles to homes said, “we’re really tough to the victory in their first appearance Arizona 2 6 0 .250 110 199 1-4-0 1-2-0 2-5-0 0-1-0 2-2-0 stop.” MARCIO JOSE SANCHEZ/AP in London. The Jaguars lost their San Francisco 1 7 0 .125 173 236 1-2-0 0-5-0 1-5-0 0-2-0 0-3-0 You could make a case for nearly Patrick Mahomes set a Chiefs fourth straight game. AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE impossible. The only team to beat record with his seventh straight Bears 24, Jets 10: Mitch Trubisky EAST W L T PCT. PF PA HOME AWAY AFC NFC DIV the Chiefs (7-1) so far has been the 300-yard passing game. threw for two TDs to lead the Bears, New England 5 2 0 .714 214 179 4-0-0 1-2-0 4-1-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 Patriots, and it took them scoring 43 who won despite playing without points at home to win by a field goal. observed before the game for the top pass rusher Khalil Mack (ankle) Miami 4 4 0 .500 174 219 3-1-0 1-3-0 3-3-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 The Broncos (3-5) never came that 11 people killed by a gunman at and top WR Allen Robinson (groin). N.Y. Jets 3 5 0 .375 192 200 2-2-0 1-3-0 2-3-0 1-2-0 0-1-0 close Sunday. the Tree of Life Synagogue in Panthers 36, Ravens 21: Cam Buffalo 2 5 0 .286 81 175 1-1-0 1-4-0 1-4-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 Mahomes finished with 303 Pittsburgh’s Squirrel Hill neighbor- Newton tossed two TD passes and SOUTH W L T PCT. PF PA HOME AWAY AFC NFC DIV yards passing for his franchise- hood Saturday morning. ran for 52 yards and another score Redskins 20, Giants 13: Houston 5 3 0 .625 197 167 3-1-0 2-2-0 4-2-0 1-1-0 2-1-0 record seventh consecutive 300- D.J. to lift the Panthers to their ninth yard performance. Watkins had 107 Swearinger had two INTs, Matt straight home win. Christian Mc- Tennessee 3 4 0 .429 106 127 2-1-0 1-3-0 2-4-0 1-0-0 2-0-0 1 yards and two of the TD catches, Ioannidis had 2 ⁄2 sacks and the Caffrey had two TDs and rookie Jacksonville 3 5 0 .375 134 170 2-3-0 1-2-0 2-3-0 1-2-0 0-2-0 and Kelce and Hunt had the others. Redskins rode their defense to a WR D.J. Moore had 129 yards from Indianapolis 3 5 0 .375 231 213 1-2-0 2-3-0 2-4-0 1-1-0 0-1-0 Steelers 33, Browns 18: Ben third straight win. At 5-2, they’re off scrimmage. NORTH W L T PCT. PF PA HOME AWAY AFC NFC DIV Roethlisberger threw a pair of to their best start since 2008. The Cardinals 18, 49ers 15: Josh Pittsburgh 4 2 1 .643 204 172 2-2-0 2-0-1 2-2-1 2-0-0 2-1-1 TD passes to Antonio Brown and Giants lost their fifth game in a row. Rosen threw a 9-yard TD pass to RB James Conner scored twice to Bengals 37, Buccaneers 34: fellow rookie Christian Kirk with Cincinnati 5 3 0 .625 221 237 3-1-0 2-2-0 3-2-0 2-1-0 1-1-0 help the Steelers win their 15th Jessie Bates returned Jameis Win- 34 seconds to play to cap the Baltimore 4 4 0 .500 197 137 2-1-0 2-3-0 4-2-0 0-2-0 1-2-0 straight at home against the ston’s fourth INT for a TD, and Cardinals’ comeback and an eighth Cleveland 2 5 1 .313 169 210 2-1-1 0-4-0 2-3-1 0-2-0 1-1-1 Browns. A moment of silence was Randy Bullock made a 44-yard FG straight victory against the 49ers. WEST W L T PCT. PF PA HOME AWAY AFC NFC DIV AROUND THE NFL Kansas City 7 1 0 .875 290 205 4-0-0 3-1-0 6-1-0 1-0-0 3-0-0 L.A. Chargers 5 2 0 .714 195 163 3-1-0 2-1-0 4-1-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 ■ Colts: K Adam Vinatieri became the NFL’s all-time ■ Browns: NFL Network and ESPN reported that Denver 3 5 0 .375 188 194 2-2-0 1-3-0 1-4-0 2-1-0 1-2-0 scoring leader, passing Hall of Famer Morten Andersen tensions on the Browns coaching staff could lead to the Oakland 1 6 0 .143 138 218 1-3-0 0-3-0 1-4-0 0-2-0 0-2-0 during the Colts’ road win over the Raiders. Vinatieri, firing of offensive coordinator Todd Halay and/or head 45, reached 2,547 points — three more than Andersen — coach Hue Jackson. The two reportedly have been at through Sunday with a 25-yard FG late in the second quarter Sunday. He odds, and management fears the rift could negatively had tied Andersen earlier in the game. affect the development of rookie QB Baker Mayfield. ■ Cardinals: WR Larry Fitzgerald moved into seventh ■ Jaguars: S Barry Church said his arrest, along with WEEK 8 RESULTS WEEK 9 SCHEDULE place alone for most career TD catches when he hauled that of three teammates, at a London nightclub early in a 13-yard grab during the fourth quarter of the Saturday was the result of a mistake. Church, S Ronnie SUNDAY’S RESULTS THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE Cardinals’ home win over the 49ers. Fitzgerald, 35, Harrison, S Jarrod Wilson and CB D.J. Hayden were Bears 24, N.Y. Jets 10 Oakland at San Francisco, 7:20 p.m. Philadelphia 24, Jacksonville 18 SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE broke a tie with Hall of Fame TE Tony Gonzalez with arrested for failing to pay their tab, but were later Seattle 28, Detroit 14 Bears at Buffalo, noon the 112th TD reception of his career. released with no further action taken by police. “There Pittsburgh 33, Cleveland 18 N.Y. Jets at Miami, noon ■ Buccaneers: Coach Dirk Koetter said he hasn’t yet was definitely a misunderstanding, but as far as my Carolina 36, Baltimore 21 Atlanta at Washington, noon decided who will start at QB next weekend against the Kansas City 30, Denver 23 Detroit at Minnesota, noon actions are concerned, I take full responsibility,” Washington 20, N.Y. Giants 13 Kansas City at Cleveland, noon Panthers. Jameis Winston was benched Sunday against Church said after the Jaguars lost to the Eagles at Cincinnati 37, Tampa Bay 34 Tampa Bay at Carolina, noon the Bengals after throwing four INTs, including a Wembley Stadium. “I don’t want to be a distraction ... to Indianapolis 42, Oakland 28 Pittsburgh at Baltimore, noon pick-six, in three quarters. Ryan Fitzpatrick, who had my team, but we handled it as a private matter within Arizona 18, San Francisco 15 L.A. Chargers at Seattle, 3:05 p.m. started the Bucs’ first four games while Winston served the team, and we’ll just go from there.” L.A. Rams 29, Green Bay 27 Houston at Denver, 3:05 p.m. ■ New Orleans 30, Minnesota 20 L.A. Rams at New Orleans, 3:25 p.m. a suspension for violating the league’s personal conduct Notable injuries: Eagles T Lane Johnson (knee) Green Bay at New England, 7:20 p.m. policy, replaced Winston and threw a pair of TD passes and CB Jalen Mills (foot); Chiefs WR Tyreek Hill MONDAY’S SCHEDULE New England at Buffalo, 7:15 p.m. MONDAY, NOV. 5 to tie the game at 34-34 with 1:10 left before the Bengals (groin); Bears G Kyle Long (foot); Bengals DE Carl Tennessee at Dallas, 7:15 p.m. won it on a FG with no time left. “Today is not the day I Lawson (knee); Redskins T Trent Williams (thumb); THURSDAY’S RESULT Off: Indianapolis, Arizona, Houston 42, Miami 23 have to decide that,” Koetter said about naming a starter Broncos LB Brandon Marshall (knee) and WR N.Y. Giants, Jacksonville, off: Dallas, Tennessee, at QB. “I don’t have any problems making decisions, and Philadelphia, Cincinnati Emmanuel Sanders (shoulder); Giants T Chad Wheeler L.A. Chargers, Atlanta I’ll make it when the time is right.” (ankle); and Cardinals RB David Johnson (concussion).

SUMMARIES

BEARS 24, JETS 10 EAGLES 24, JAGUARS 18 STEELERS 33, BROWNS 18 REDSKINS 20, GIANTS 13 SEAHAWKS 28, LIONS 14 RAMS 29, PACKERS 27 PANTHERS 36, RAVENS 21 CHIEFS 30, BRONCOS 23 New York 0 3 0 7 — 10 Philadelphia 0 10 7 7 — 24 Cleveland 6 0 6 6 — 18 Washington 7 0 3 10 — 20 Seattle 0 21 0 7 — 28 Green Bay 7 3 10 7 — 27 Baltimore 7 0 7 7 — 21 Denver 7709—23 BEARS 7 0 7 10 — 24 Jacksonville 3366—18 Pittsburgh 0 14 9 10 — 33 N.Y. Giants 0 3 0 10 — 13 Detroit 7007—14 L.A. Rams 0 8 15 6 — 29 Carolina 7 17 3 9 — 36 Kansas City 3 13 14 0 — 30 First quarter A: 61,397. First quarter A: 85,870. First quarter A: 63,780. First quarter A: 77,537. First quarter A: 65,237. First quarter A: 75,822. First quarter A: 73,843. First quarter A: 77,103. Bears: Cohen 70 pass from Tru- Jac: FG Lambo 50, 6:50. Cle: FG Joseph 34, 9:10. Was: Peterson 7 pass from Det: M.Jones 39 pass from GB: J.Williams 1 run (Crosby kick), Bal: Collins 14 run (Tucker kick), Den: Lindsay 1 run (McManus bisky (Parkey kick), 5:24. Second quarter Cle: FG Joseph 45, 2:34. A.Smith (Hopkins kick), 2:53. Stafford (Prater kick), 2:15. 6:01. 7:50. kick), 7:40. Phi: FG Elliott 31, 7:43. Second quarter Second quarter Second quarter Second quarter Car: McCaffrey 11 run (Gano KC: FG Butker 24, 2:18. Second quarter Jac: FG Lambo 57, 2:43. Pit: A.Brown 43 pass from Roeth- NYG: FG Rosas 37, 1:16. Sea: Lockett 24 pass from R.Wil- GB: FG Crosby 41, 14:19. kick), :36. Second quarter NYJ: FG Myers 42, 11:59. Phi: Goedert 32 pass from Wentz lisberger (Boswell kick), 11:26. Third quarter son (Janikowski kick), 14:15. LAR: safety, 2:47. Second quarter KC: Kelce 9 pass from Mahomes Third quarter (Elliott kick), :29. Pit: A.Brown 1 pass from Roethlis- Was: FG Hopkins 53, 4:51. Sea: Moore 15 pass from R.Wilson LAR: Reynolds 1 pass from Goff Car: Olsen 11 pass from Newton (Butker kick), 9:31. Bears: Miller 4 pass from Tru- Third quarter berger (Boswell kick), :08. Fourth quarter (Janikowski kick), 12:42. (run failed), :21. (Gano kick), 13:25. KC: Watkins 13 pass from Ma- bisky (Parkey kick), 7:13. Phi: Smallwood 36 pass from Third quarter Was: FG Hopkins 39, 9:53. Sea: E.Dickson 12 pass from Third quarter Car: McCaffrey 6 pass from New- homes (kick failed), :54. Wentz (Elliott kick), 8:39. Pit: safety, 8:07. NYG: FG Rosas 21, 4:08. R.Wilson (Janikowski kick), 2:28. GB: FG Crosby 53, 9:38. ton (Gano kick), 3:45. Den: Patrick 24 pass from Fourth quarter Jac: Westbrook 11 pass from Bor- Cle: Callaway 1 pass from May- Was: Peterson 64 run (Hopkins Fourth quarter LAR: Gurley 30 pass from Goff Car: FG Gano 54, :00. Keenum (McManus kick), :05. Bears: FG Parkey 32, 14:56. tles (pass failed), 4:33. field (kick failed), 5:24. kick), 3:06. Sea: Carson 7 run (Janikowski (Gurley pass from Goff), 7:19. Third quarter Third quarter NYJ: Herndon 16 pass from Fourth quarter Pit: Conner 12 run (Boswell kick), NYG: Engram 2 pass from Man- kick), 14:23. LAR: Reynolds 19 pass from Goff Car: FG Gano 44, 2:58. KC: Watkins 10 pass from Ma- Darnold (Myers kick), 11:10. Jac: FG Lambo 33, 13:10. 2:42. ning (Rosas kick), :17. Det: M.Jones 19 pass from (Zuerlein kick), 1:50. Bal: Allen 9 pass from Flacco homes (Butker kick), 10:16. Bears: Howard 2 run (Parkey Phi: Ertz 5 pass from Wentz (Elli- Fourth quarter Stafford (Prater kick), 10:40. GB: A.Jones 33 run (Crosby kick), (Tucker kick), :10. KC: Hunt 23 pass from Mahomes kick), 7:08. TEAM STATS WAS NYG ott kick), 9:55. Pit: FG Boswell 42, 13:29. TEAM STATS SEA DET :13. Fourth quarter (Butker kick), 5:12. TEAM STATS NYJ CHI Jac: FG Lambo 24, 6:57. Pit: Conner 22 run (Boswell kick), First downs 20 18 Fourth quarter Car: Newton 12 run (pass failed), Fourth quarter First downs 20 21 TEAM STATS PHI JAC 2:04. Third down eff 6-15 2-14 LAR: FG Zuerlein 43, 11:39. 9:52. Den: Heuerman 4 pass from First downs 12 22 Cle: DeValve 24 pass from May- Fourth down eff 0-0 3-4 Total net yards 413 331 GB: Valdes-Scantling 40 pass Car: FG Gano 30, 3:10. Keenum (run failed), 14:57. Total net yards 207 395 First downs 22 16 field (pass failed), :06. Total net yards 360 303 Rushes-yards 42-176 13-34 from Rodgers (Crosby kick), 8:50. Bal: H.Hurst 26 pass from L.Jack- Den: FG McManus 36, 1:48. Rushes-yards 24-57 34-179 Total net yards 395 335 Avg gain 5.5 4.5 Passing 237 297 LAR: FG Zuerlein 34, 2:05. son (Tucker kick), 1:02. Passing 150 216 TEAM STATS CLE PIT TEAM STATS DEN KC Rushes-yards 28-133 17-70 Net yards 182 37 Punt returns 1-10 2-8 TEAM STATS GB LA TEAM STATS BAL CAR Punt returns 1-8 4-36 Passing 262 265 First downs 17 25 rushing Kickoff returns 1-17 3-77 First downs 22 20 Kickoff returns 0-0 1-19 Punt returns 1-0 2-31 Total net yards 237 421 Avg per rush 5.5 2.6 Int. returns 1-0 0-0 First downs 16 23 First downs 20 22 Total net yards 411 340 Int. returns 0-0 0-0 Kickoff returns 2-28 1-29 Rushes-yards 21-74 31-168 Net yards 178 266 Comp-att-int 14-17-0 27-40-1 Total net yards 359 416 Total net yards 325 386 Rushes-yards 30-189 18-49 Comp-att-int 14-29-0 16-29-0 Int. returns 0-0 1-0 Passing 163 253 passing Sacked-yds lost 2-11 3-13 Rushes-yards 19-106 34-135 Rushes-yards 18-101 33-154 Passing 222 291 Sacked-yds lost 1-3 2-4 Comp-att-int 21-30-1 24-41-0 Punt returns 2-26 3-46 Sacked-yds lost 0-0 7-50 Punts 4-49.5 4-45.3 Passing 253 281 Passing 224 232 Punt returns 2-13 3-15 Punts 8-42.1 5-45.0 Sacked-yds lost 4-24 4-21 Kickoff returns 3-62 2-23 Gross-yds 178 316 Fumbles-lost 0-0 2-2 Punt returns 1-13 2-2 Comp-att-int 26-44-2 22-30-0 Kickoff returns 3-69 4-87 Fumbles-lost 1-0 1-0 Punts 3-51.7 2-48.0 Int. returns 1-(minu 1-0 passing Penalties-yards 7-111 4-32 Kickoff returns 3-68 4-64 Sacked-yds lost 2-14 0-0 Int. returns 1-0 1-0 Penalties-yards 8-45 2-25 Fumbles-lost 1-1 2-1 Comp-att-int 22-36-1 24-36-1 Completed-att. 20-32 30-47 Possession time 34:55 25:05 Comp-att-int 18-30-0 20-36-0 Punts 3-51.0 3-45.7 Comp-att-int 23-34-1 24-34-1 Possession time 27:16 32:44 Sacked-yds lost 2-17 1-4 Sacked-yds lost 3-33 5-26 Fumbles-lost 1-1 1-0 Sacked-yds lost 5-40 2-12 Penalties-yards 4-36 5-45 Had intercepted 0 2 Rushing: Sea, Carson 25-105, Penalties-yards 2-10 2-15 Penalties-yards 9-68 4-30 Rushing: NY, Crowell 13-25, Possession time 32:38 27:22 Punts 5-47.0 4-44.0 Yards-pass play 5.6 4.9 M.Davis 10-33, R.Wilson 2-15, Punts 4-43.8 5-39.2 Darnold 5-22, Cannon 6-10. Bears, Rushing: Phi, Adams 9-61, Wentz Fumbles-lost 0-0 3-1 Interceptions 2-23 0-0 Lockett 2-13, M.Dickson 1-9, Mad- Possession time 25:50 34:10 Possession time 25:59 34:01 Fumbles-lost 3-1 0-0 Howard 22-81, Trubisky 6-51, Co- 6-28, Smallwood 8-24, Agholor 1- Penalties-yards 7-52 8-60 Penalties-yds 8-90 11-102 den 2-1. Det, Johnson 8-22, Rushing: GB, A.Jones 12-86, Rushing: Bal, Collins 11-49, Penalties-yards 10-83 7-50 hen 5-40, Miller 1-7. 14, Clement 4-6. Jac, Bortles 8-43, Possession time 27:48 32:12 Possession time 33:38 26:22 Stafford 1-6, Tate 1-3, Blount 3-3. J.Williams 4-9, Montgomery 2-6, L.Jackson 3-26, Flacco 2-14, Ed- Possession time 32:41 27:19 Hyde 6-11, Westbrook 1-9, Yeldon Rushing: Cle, Chubb 18-65, May- Rushing: Washington, Peterson Rodgers 1-5. LA, Gurley 25-114, wards 2-12. Car, Newton 10-52, Rushing: Den, Lindsay 18-95, Passing: NY, Darnold 14-29-0-153. 2-7. field 1-9, Johnson 2-0. Pit, Conner Passing: Sea, R.Wilson 14-17-0- Cooks 2-9, M.Brown 1-7, Goff 5-7, McCaffrey 14-45, D.Moore 2-39, Booker 9-78, Patrick 1-13, Keenum Bears, Trubisky 16-29-0-220. 26-149. N.Y. Giants, Barkley 13-38. 248. Det, Stafford 27-40-1-310. Passing: Phi, Wentz 21-30-1-286. 24-146, Samuels 4-17, Roethlis- Passing: Washington, Smith 20- Reynolds 1-(minus 2). Anderson 5-20. 1-9, Sanders 1-(minus 6). KC, Hunt Jac, Bortles 24-41-0-286. berger 2-6, Dobbs 1-(minus 1). 32-0-178. N.Y. Giants, Manning 30- Receiving: Sea, Moore 4-97, Passing: GB, Rodgers 18-30-0- Passing: Bal, Flacco 22-39-2-192, 16-50, Mahomes 2-(minus 1). Receiving: NY, Burnett 4-61, 286. LA, Goff 19-35-0-295, Hekker L.Jackson 4-5-0-46. Car, Newton Kearse 3-30, Cannon 3-12, Hern- Receiving: Phi, Matthews 4-93, Passing: Cle, Mayfield 22-36-1- 47-2-316. E.Dickson 2-54, Lockett 2-34, Passing: Den, Keenum 23-34-1- Jeffery 4-35, Ertz 4-26, Agholor 3- 180. Pit, Roethlisberger 24-36-1- Receiving: Washington, Reed 7- Baldwin 2-26, Carson 2-19, Van- 1-1-0-12. 21-29-0-219, Heinicke 1-1-0-13. 262. KC, Mahomes 24-34-1-303. don 1-16, Peake 1-14, Crowell 1-13, Receiving: GB, D.Adams 5-133, Receiving: Bal, Snead 5-54, An- Sterling 1-7. Bears, Gabriel 4-52, 49, Smallwood 2-42, Goedert 1-32, 257. 38, Doctson 5-49, Richardson 2- nett 1-16, M.Davis 1-2. Det, Receiving: Den, Sanders 4-57, La- Adams 1-6, Wentz 1-4, Clement 1- Receiving: Cle, Landry 8-39, Call- 34, Harris 2-20, Thompson 2-9, M.Jones 7-117, Tate 7-50, Johnson Cobb 4-40, Valdes-Scantling 2-45, drews 4-31, Crabtree 3-31, Cosse 4-29, Booker 4-23, Sutton 3- Bellamy 4-37, Miller 3-37, T.Bur- St. Brown 2-31, A.Jones 2-0, Gra- J.Brown 3-28, Allen 3-18, H.Hurst ton 3-18, Cohen 1-70, White 1-6. (minus 1). Jac, Yeldon 7-83, Mon- away 5-36, DeValve 2-28, Johnson Davis 1-21, Peterson 1-7. N.Y. Gi- 6-69, Willson 3-21, Blount 1-23, 78, De.Thomas 3-30, Lindsay 3-17, crief 4-54, Chark 4-41, Grinnage 3- 2-16, Chubb 2-10, Hilliard 1-24, ants, Barkley 9-73, Beckham 8- Toilolo 1-12, Golladay 1-12, Abdul- ham 1-21, Allison 1-14, Mont- 2-29, C.Moore 2-19, Collins 2-14. Patrick 1-24, Heuerman 1-4. KC, gomery 1-2|LA, Gurley 6-81, Car, D.Moore 5-90, Olsen 4-56, Missed field goals: Bears, Parkey 37, Westbrook 2-31, Cole 2-18, Bell Ratley 1-21. Pit, A.Brown 6-74, 136, Engram 5-25, Fowler 4-48, lah 1-6. Watkins 8-107, Kelce 6-79, Hunt 5- 1-13, Greene 1-9. Conner 5-66, Smith-Schuster 4- Shepard 4-34. Woods 5-70, Cooks 3-74, Reyn- McCaffrey 4-11, Samuel 3-28, 36, Hill 3-70, Sherman 1-10. 40 Missed field goals: None. Missed field goals: None. 33, McDonald 3-47, Hunter 2-15. Missed field goals: Washington, olds 3-42, Everett 1-22. Funchess 3-27. Missed field goals: Den, Mc- Missed field goals: Cle, Joseph 41 Hopkins 41. Missed field goals: None. Missed field goals: None. Manus 55

BENGALS 37, BUCCANEERS 34 COLTS 42, RAIDERS 28 CARDINALS 18, 49ERS 15 SAINTS 30, VIKINGS 20 SEASON’S TOP PERFORMERS MONDAY NIGHT Tampa Bay 0 9 7 18 — 34 Indianapolis 10 3 8 21 — 42 San Francisco 2 3 7 3 — 15 New Orleans 7 10 10 3 — 30 YDS, PASSING vs. OPP, DATE; CM-AT Cincinnati 7 20 7 3 — 37 Oakland 0 14 14 0 — 28 Arizona 0 3 0 15 — 18 Minnesota 7 6 0 7 — 20 465, Jared Goff, LA Rams vs. Minnesota 9/27 (26-33, 5 TD) 464, Andrew Luck, Indianapolis vs. Houston 9/30 (OT) (40-62, 4 TD) First quarter A: 66,801. PATRIOTS AT BILLS First quarter A: 45,134. First quarter A: 54,372. First quarter A: 61,923. 452, Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh vs. Kansas City 9/16 (39-60, 3 TD) Cin: Mixon 1 run (Bullock kick), Ind: Alie-Cox 26 pass from Luck SF: safety, 4:07. NO: Kamara 3 pass from Brees (Lutz kick), 10:33. 442, Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay at Detroit 10/7 (32-52, 3 TD) 7:20 p.m. | ESPN 3:04. (Vinatieri kick), 8:21. 439, Drew Brees, New Orleans vs. Tampa Bay 9/9 (37-45, 3 TD) Second quarter Ind: FG Vinatieri 26, :00. Second quarter Min: Diggs 1 pass from Cousins 1 Ari: FG Dawson 31, 10:23. (Bailey kick), 3:16. 437, Derek Carr, Oakland vs. Cleveland 9/30 (OT) (35-58, 4 TD) Line: Patriots by 13 ⁄2. Cin: Boyd 9 pass from Dalton Second quarter 430, Blake Bortles, Jacksonville at Kansas City 10/7 (33-61, 1 TD) (Bullock kick), 10:04. Oak: Roberts 31 pass from Carr SF: FG Gould 27, 4:32. Second quarter Min: Murray 1 run (kick failed), 425, Kirk Cousins, Minnesota at Green Bay 9/16 (OT) (35-48, 4 TD) Series: Patriots lead 72-43-1. Cin: Mixon 8 run (Bullock kick), (Carlson kick), 11:56. Third quarter 425, Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay vs. San Francisco 10/15 (25-46, 2 TD) 5:07. Oak: Cook 25 pass from Carr SF: Goodwin 55 pass from Beat- 11:57. NO: FG Lutz 52, 7:27. 424, Philip Rivers, LA Chargers vs. Kansas City 9/9 (34-51, 3 TD) Last meeting: Patriots won 37-16, TB: D.Jackson 60 pass from Win- (Carlson kick), 6:13. hard (Gould kick), 6:22. 422, Kirk Cousins, Minnesota at LA Rams 9/27 (36-50, 3 TD) ston (kick failed), 4:36. Ind: FG Vinatieri 25, :26. NO: Kamara 1 run (Lutz kick), :30. Fourth quarter Third quarter 419, Matt Ryan, Atlanta vs. Cincinnati 9/30 (29-39, 3 TD) Dec. 24, 2017. Cin: Green 17 pass from Dalton Third quarter 417, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Tampa Bay at New Orleans 9/9 (21-28, 4 TD) (kick failed), 2:34. Oak: Carr 1 run (Carlson kick), SF: FG Gould 20, 13:33. NO: FG Lutz 42, 8:19. Last week: Patriots beat Bears 38-31; Bills NO: P.Williams 45 interception re- 411, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Tampa Bay vs. Pittsburgh 9/24 (30-50, 3 TD) TB: FG Catanzaro 25, :03. 9:49. Ari: Fitzgerald 13 pass from Rosen (Dawson kick), 11:06. turn (Lutz kick), 5:58. 402, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Tampa Bay vs. Philadelphia 9/16 (27-33, 4 TD) lost to Colts 37-5. Third quarter Ind: Ebron 20 pass from Luck Fourth quarter 399, Eli Manning, NY Giants at Atlanta 10/22 (27-38, 1 TD) TB: Barber 1 run (Catanzaro kick), (Rogers pass from Luck), 7:39. Ari: Kirk 9 pass from Rosen (Fitzgerald pass from Rosen), :34. NO: FG Lutz 42, 9:35. 396, Drew Brees, New Orleans at Atlanta 9/23 (OT) (39-49, 3 TD) Patriots update: Club is 31-4 in past 35 9:18. Oak: LaFell 6 pass from Carr Min: Thielen 1 pass from Cousins 395, Jameis Winston, Tampa Bay at Atlanta 10/14 (30-41, 4 TD) Cin: Bates 21 interception return (Carlson kick), 1:01. TEAM STATS SF ARI (Bailey kick), 4:26. 388, Blake Bortles, Jacksonville vs. NY Jets 9/30 (29-38, 2 TD) against AFC East-rival Bills, and Tom (Bullock kick), 2:10. Fourth quarter First downs 16 20 TEAM STATS NO MIN 385, Deshaun Watson, Houston vs. NY Giants 9/23 (24-40, 2 TD) Fourth quarter Ind: Mack 4 run (Vinatieri kick), 380, Brock Osweiler, Miami vs. Chicago 10/14 (OT) (28-44, 3 TD) Brady holds NFL career-wins record by TB: FG Catanzaro 38, 12:54. 10:47. Total net yards 267 321 Rushes-yards 31-107 21-88 First downs 17 27 TB: M.Evans 72 pass from Fitz- Ind: Doyle 10 pass from Luck YDS, RUSHING vs. OPP, DATE quarterback against one opponent with Passing 160 233 Total net yards 270 423 patrick (Catanzaro kick), 9:57. (Vinatieri kick), 5:28. Rushes-yards 29-106 22-85 219, Isaiah Crowell, NY Jets vs. Denver 10/7 (15 att., 1 TD) TB: Howard 18 pass from Fitz- Ind: Mack 1 run (Vinatieri kick), Punt returns 4-32 0-0 208, Todd Gurley II, LA Rams at Denver 10/14 (28 att., 2 TD) 28-3 record. ... Patriots are 7-0 in night Kickoff returns 2-52 0-0 Passing 164 338 patrick (Godwin pass from Fitz- 2:55. Punt returns 1-15 1-4 184, Christian McCaffrey, Carolina vs. Cincinnati 9/23 (28 att., 0 TD) patrick), 1:05. Int. returns 1-23 0-0 games against Bills, including 56-10 win TEAM STATS IND OAK Kickoff returns 2-50 2-37 158, Kerryon Johnson, Detroit at Miami 10/21 (19 att., 0 TD) Cin: FG Bullock 44, :00. Comp-att-int 14-28-0 23-40-1 155, Latavius Murray, Minnesota vs. Arizona 10/14 (24 att., 1 TD) First downs 28 19 Sacked-yds lost 4-30 3-19 Int. returns 1-45 1-0 at Buffalo on Nov. 18, 2007. .. Patriots have TEAM STATS TB CIN Comp-att-int 19-24-1 31-41-1 152, Ezekiel Elliott, Dallas vs. Detroit 9/30 (25 att., 0 TD) Total net yards 461 347 Punts 7-40.7 5-45.8 149: Adrian Peterson, Washington at NY Giants 10/28 (att. 1 TD) scored 21 or more points in first half in First downs 29 21 Rushes-yards 40-222 19-103 Fumbles-lost 2-0 1-1 Sacked-yds lost 0-0 4-21 Punts 2-43.0 2-40.5 146: James Conner, Pittsburgh vs. Cleveland 10.28 (24 att., 2 TD) Total net yards 576 402 Passing 239 244 Penalties-yards 5-59 9-62 138, Matt Breida, San Francisco vs. Detroit 9/16 (11 att., 1 TD) each of past four games this season to Fumbles-lost 0-0 2-1 Rushes-yards 27-126 27-138 Punt returns 1-10 1-(minu Possession time 32:19 27:41 135, James Conner, Pittsburgh at Cleveland 9/9 (OT) (31 att., 2 TD) Passing 450 264 Kickoff returns 1-17 1-28 Penalties-yards 7-64 6-54 134, Alvin Kamara, New Orleans at NY Giants 9/30 (19 att., 3 TD) match franchise-best streak. Rushing: SF, Breida 16-42, Morris Possession time 28:37 31:23 Int. returns 0-0 4-75 Comp-att-int 22-31-0 21-28-0 6-28, Mostert 2-18, Juszczyk 2-10, 133, Lamar Miller, Houston vs. Miami 10/25 (18 att., 1 TD) Bills update: Club’s’ 81 points through Comp-att-int 29-50-4 21-34-0 Punts 1-46.0 2-40.0 Beathard 5-9. Ari, Johnson 16-59, Rushing: NO, Ingram 13-63, Ka- 132: Marlon Mack, Indianapolis at Oakland 10/28 (25 att., 2 TD) Sacked-yds lost 6-20 2-16 Penalties-yards 10-77 10-79 Rosen 2-12, Edmonds 2-9, J.Nel- mara 13-45, T.Hill 3-(minus 2). 132, Melvin Gordon III, LA Chargers at Cleveland 10/14 (18 att., 3 TD) seven games is fewest since 1977 (75 Penalties-yards 11-75 4-46 Possession time 36:30 23:30 son 1-8. Min, Murray 13-56, Thielen 1-15, 130, Marshawn Lynch, Oakland vs. Cleveland 9/30 (OT) (20 att., 0 TD) Boone 3-11, Cousins 2-3, Ham 2-1, 130, Saquon Barkley, NY Giants vs. Philadelphia 10/11 (13 att., 1 TD) Possession time 35:59 24:01 Rushing: Ind, Mack 25-132, Hines points) and third fewest in team history. Passing: SF, Beathard 14-28-0- R.Thomas 1-(minus 1). 127, Ezekiel Elliott, Dallas at SEA Rams 9/23 (16 att., 0 TD) Rushing: TB, Barber 19-85. Cin, 11-78, Wilkins 2-14. Oak, Martin 190. Ari, Rosen 23-40-1-252. Passing: NO, Brees 18-23-1-120, 126, Marlon Mack, Indianapolis vs. Buffalo 10/21 (19 att., 1 TD) ... QB Derek Anderson to make second Mixon 21-123. 13-72, Richard 2-14, D.Harris 1-13. T.Hill 1-1-0-44. Min, Cousins 31-41- Passing: TB, Winston 18-35-4-276, Passing: Ind, Luck 22-31-0-239. Receiving: SF, Bourne 7-71, Kittle 1-359. YDS, RECEIVING vs. OPP, DATE consecutive start in place of rookie Josh Fitzpatrick 11-15-0-194. Cin, Dalton Oak, Carr 21-28-0-244. 5-57, Goodwin 1-55, T.Taylor 1-7. Receiving: NO, Kamara 7-31, 180, Michael Thomas, New Orleans vs. Tampa Bya 9/9 (16 rec., 1 TD) 21-34-0-280. Receiving: Ind, Doyle 6-70, Inman Ari, Fitzgerald 8-102, Johnson 4- M.Thomas 5-81, Ingram 3-29, 180, Jared Cook, Oakland vs. LA Rams 9/10 (9 rec., 0 TD) Allen (sprained right elbow). ... Anderson’s Receiving: TB, Humphries 7-76, 6-52, Ebron 3-37, Mack 2-17, Hines 41, Kirk 3-42, Gresham 3-22, T.Smith 3-18, T.Hill 1-5. Min, Diggs 179: Mike Evans, Tampa Bay at Cincinnati 10/28 (6 rec., 1 TD) M.Evans 6-179, Howard 4-68, Rod- 2-7, Hilton 1-34, Alie-Cox 1-26, C.Williams 2-21, Seals-Jones 2-12, 10-119, Thielen 7-103, Murray 5- 173, Jordy Nelson, Oakland at Miami 9/23 (6 rec., 1 TD) 175 yards passing against Colts most by gers 4-25, D.Jackson 3-68, Godwin Pascal 1-(minus 4). Oak, Richard Edmonds 1-12. 39, Rudolph 4-39, Treadwell 3-25, 173, Julio Jones, Atlanta vs. Cincinnati 9/30 (9 rec., 0 TD) Bills in four games, but he also threw 2-32. Cin, Boyd 9-138, Green 5-76, 8-50, Cook 4-74, LaFell 3-39, Rob- Missed field goals: None. A.Robinson 1-19, R.Thomas 1-15. 169, Tyreek Hill, Kansas City at LA Chargers 9/9 (7 rec., 2 TD) Mixon 3-15, Franks 1-32. erts 2-42, Martin 2-17, J.Nelson 1- Missed field goals: None. 169, Julio Jones, Atlanta at Philadelphia 9/6 (10 rec., 0 TD) three interceptions and lost fumble. . Missed field goals: None. 14, K.Smith 1-8. 169, DeAndre Hopkins, Houston at Indianapolis 9/30 (OT) (10 rec., 1 TD) Missed field goals: None. 167, Sterling Shepard, NY Giants at Atlanta 10/22 (5 rec., 0 TD) Sam Farmer’s pick: Patriots 35, Bills 12.

WEEK’S TOP PERFORMANCES

PASSING CP AT YDS TD I RUSHING CARYDS AVG TD LG RECEIVING RECYDS AVG TD LG DEFENSIVE SCK YDS QB HITS TCK Eli Manning, Giants 30 47 316 1 2 Adrian Peterson, Cardinals 26 149 5.7 1 64 Mike Evans, Buccaneers 6 179 29.8 1 72 Dee Ford, Chiefs 3.0 19.0 3 4 Matthew Stafford, Lions 27 40 310 3 1 James Conner, Steelers 24 146 6.1 2 30 Tyler Boyd, Bengals 9 138 15.3 1 28 Matt Ioannidis, Redskins 2.5 16.0 4 5 Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs 24 34 303 4 1 Lamar Miller, Texans 18 133 7.4 1 58 Odell Beckham Jr., Giants 8 136 17.0 0 44 Aaron Donald, Rams 2.0 19.0 4 3 Jared Goff, Rams 19 35 295 3 0 Marlon Mack, Colts 25 132 5.3 2 49 DeVante Parker, Dolphins 6 134 22.3 0 46 Carlos Dunlap, Bengals 2.0 6.0 3 5 Carson Wentz, Eagles 21 30 286 3 1 Joe Mixon, Bengals 21 123 5.9 2 43 Davante Adams, Packers 5 133 26.6 0 48 D.J. Swearinger, Redskins 0 0 0 2 INT Aaron Rodgers, Packers 18 30 286 1 0 Todd Gurley II, Rams 25 114 4.6 0 23 Will Fuller, Texans 5 124 24.8 1 73 Jordan Evans, Bengals 1.5 0 2 11, 1 INT DD Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, October 29, 2018 5

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RED SOX 5, DODGERS 1 Causing Hub-bub Price, Pearce lead Red Sox to their 4th title in 15 years Associated Press

LOS ANGELES — The Red Sox really are that great. David Price proved his postseason mettle, Steve Pearce homered twice and the Red Sox beat the Dod- gers 5-1 on Sunday to finish off a one-sided World Series in five games. Long downtrodden dur- CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE ing decades of despair be- Mitch Trubisky is tripped up by Brandon Copeland for a sack in the first quarter Sunday. fore ending an 86-year championship drought in DAVID J. PHILLIP/AP 2004, the Red Sox have The Red Sox stream onto the field after Sunday’s final out, become baseball’s team of celebrating their fourth World Series title of this century. the century with four titles in 15 seasons. RESULTS THE BOX SCORE Dressed to thrill AB R H BI SO AVG Alex Cora’s team romped Red Sox win 4-1 BOSTON Betts cf-rf 4 1 1 1 0 .217 out top target Allen Rob- you catch them when they to a 17-2 start and a club- Game 1: Red Sox 8-4 Benintendi lf 4 1 1 0 0 .333 Trubisky’s tribute Game 2: Pearce 1b 4 2 2 3 0 .333 inson, who has a groin are not doing that, that’s record 108 wins, then went Red Sox 4-2 Martinez rf 4 1 2 1 1 .278 Game 3: Sale p 0 0 0 0 0 — to ‘legend’ Ditka injury, Trubisky had 46 the weapon. So if you’re 11-3 in the postseason, dis- Dodgers 3-2 (18) Bogaerts ss 3 0 1 0 1 .136 passing yards in the half going to double guys patching the 100-win Yan- Game 4: Red Sox 9-6 Holt 2b 4 0 0 0 0 .167 was simply super Devers 3b 4 0 1 0 2 .214 besides that play. downfield or you’re going kees and the 103-win de- Game 5: Red Sox 5-1 Vazquez c 3 0 0 0 1 .200 Price p 3 0 0 0 1 .000 By Colleen Kane “They were doing a to take away some players, fending champion Astros in Kelly p 0 0 0 0 0 — Bradley Jr. cf 0 0 0 0 0 .231 Chicago Tribune good job stopping us in the then he has the ability to the playoffs. TOTALS 335856 first half, but we also run. Pearce hit a two-run ho- sweep was an 18-inning loss LOS ANGELES AB R H BI SO AVG Freese 1b 3 1 2 1 0 .417 The door to the confer- stopped ourselves a little “That (third-down con- mer on Clayton Kershaw’s in Game 3, the longest c-Bellinger ph 1 0 0 0 1 .063 ence room in the Soldier bit there,” Trubisky said. version) was the momen- sixth pitch. Solo homers by World Series game ever. Jansen p 0 0 0 0 0 — Turner 3b 3 0 0 0 1 .333 Field tunnels swung open, “We just needed to contin- tum of the drive. Because if Mookie Betts in the sixth They trailed 4-0 in the Hernandez cf-2b 4 0 0 0 1 .133 Machado ss 4 0 0 0 3 .182 and in walked Mitch ue to get in into rhythm. … I you don’t get that, you inning and J.D. Martinez in seventh inning of Game 4 Muncy 2b-1b 3 0 0 0 1 .235 Puig rf 3 0 1 0 0 .250 Trubisky. just need to be more con- punt, right? And now it’s the seventh quieted the when ace Chris Sale rose Taylor lf-cf 2 0 0 0 1 .143 Barnes c 2 0 0 0 1 .000 Aviator sunglasses. Blue sistent. It’s finding comple- totally different.” Dodger Stadium crowd, and from the dugout bench for a a-Kemp ph-lf 1 0 0 0 1 .111 Bears sweater vest over tions and not trying to A couple of big passes to Pearce added a solo drive fiery, profane, motivational Kershaw p 2 0 0 0 0 .000 Baez p 0 0 0 0 0 — white dress shirt. Blue and force a big play, just trying Miller helped jump-start off Pedro Baez in the eighth. rant, and the team woke up b-Pederson ph 1 0 0 0 1 .083 Grandal c 0 0 0 0 0 .200 orange Bears tie tucked to move the ball and con- the Bears’ final touchdown Pearce, a June acquisi- for a 9-6 win. The Red Sox TOTALS 29 1 3 1 11 into the vest’s collar. Tru- tinue to convert on third drive, and he completed 11 tion from the Blue Jays, had never trailed in Game 5. Boston 200 001 110 — 5 8 0 bisky’s turn as coach Mike downs.” of 16 passes in the half. three homers and seven The 33-year-old Price Los Angeles 100 000 000 — 1 3 0 a-struck out for Barnes in the 8th. b- Ditka happened three days Nagy called the offense Trubisky finished 16- RBIs in the final two games had been 0-9 in 11 postsea- struck out for Baez in the 8th. c-struck before Halloween, but the “off a tick in the first half” for-29 for 220 yards, two of the Series. son starts before defeating out for Freese in the 8th. LOB: Boston 2, Los Angeles 3. 3B: Freese (1). HR: Pearce Bears quarterback wouldn’t on a chilly, windy day, touchdowns and no turn- After losing to the Astros Astros ace Justin Verlander (2), off Kershaw; Betts (1), off Kershaw; Martinez (1), off Kershaw; Pearce (3), off call it a costume. though there were a few overs. He also had six in Game 7 last year by the in the clinching Game 5 of Baez; Freese (1), off Price. RBIs: Betts (1), Pearce 3 (8), Martinez (5), Freese (1). “I would say I’m dressed throws off more than a carries for 51 yards. same 5-1 score, the Dodgers the AL Championship Se- Runners left in scoring position: Boston 1 (Price); Los Angeles 1 (Hernandez). RISP: as a legend,” Trubisky said tick. He said the halftime “It was clean,” Gabriel became the first team de- ries. He won his third Boston 0 for 2; Los Angeles 0 for 2. GIDP: Bogaerts, Holt, Hernandez. DP: Boston 1 after the Bears’ 24-10 vic- message to the group was said of Trubisky’s game. “It feated on its home field in straight start Sunday. (Devers, Holt, Pearce); Los Angeles 2 (Machado, Muncy, Freese), (Hernandez, tory over the Jets on Sun- to focus better on details, was very efficient. He consecutive World Series “This is why I came to Machado, Muncy). day. “I’m not usually big and that seemed to stick. made the decision in his since the New York Giants Boston,” Price said. “I knew BOSTON IP H R ER BB SO ERA Price, W, 2-0 7 3 1 1 2 5 1.98 into Halloween, but I had a Trubisky completed throws, and he was confi- by the Yankees at the Polo it was a tough place to play. I Kelly 1 0 0 0 0 3 0.00 little something brewed up three passes to open the dent. As long as he’s confi- Grounds in 1936 and ’37. knew it was challenging Sale 1 0 0 0 0 3 5.40 for today.” third quarter, but the drive dent, I feel like he’ll have a The Red Sox won their with everything that goes LOS ANGELES IP H R ER BB SO ERA Kershaw, L, 0-2 7 7 4 4 0 5 7.36 It was a good thing for eventually stalled. The real great game and be on point ninth title overall, tying the on ... but this is why I came.” Baez 1 1 1 1 0 1 3.86 Jansen 1 0 0 0 1 0 4.50 Trubisky and his throw- magic potion came on the in all aspects of the game. Athletics for third-most be- Sale, originally scheduled Price pitched to 1 batter in the 8th. Inher- ited runners-scored: Kelly 1-0. Umpires: back threads that his sec- next drive, when the Bears That’s calling the play, get- hind the Yankees (27) and to start Game 5, closed it out H, Jeff Nelson; 1B, Jim Reynolds; 2B, ond half Sunday put the needed 10 yards on third ting everybody aligned and Cardinals (11). All that stood by striking out the side in Fieldin Culbreth; 3B, Kerwin Danley; Right, Chad Fairchild; Left, Ted Barrett. Bears in a much better down at their 45-yard line. adjusted in the huddle. I between the Red Sox and a the ninth. Time: 3:00. A: 54,367 (56,000). state of mind than looked Trubisky turned to what felt like he had a good likely at halftime. he did best against the game.” Seven of Trubisky’s final Patriots last week and used His second half was eight passes in the final his legs to get 10 yards and more than good enough to three drives of the first half extend the drive. lift the Bears over a de- fell incomplete, and the He had another 9-yard pleted Jets team and break Bears shuffled into half- gain on the drive and a two-game losing streak. time with a 7-3 lead. capped it with a 4-yard It also allowed Trubisky to THE CLOSEST THING TO BEING THERE The only thing keeping touchdown pass to An- have a little postgame fun his stats from looking thony Miller that Nagy with his outfit, for which abysmal at that point was a called “a special throw.” he said equipment man- IS BEING HERE short screen pass to Tarik “That (running ability) ager Tony Medlin helped Cohen to beat the Jets’ is a weapon for us,” Nagy him secure the vest and blitz. Cohen’s run after the said. “You saw early on in shades. catch accounted for most the game they were spying “Respecting one of the of the 70-yard touchdown, him. They did a couple greats,” Trubisky said. with help from a big block drop-eight defenses, and from receiver Taylor Ga- had him spy, which is [email protected] briel. While playing with- normal. Teams will do it. If Twitter @ChiTribKane

BEARS NOTES EVERY GAME. EVERY STORY. Cohen: ‘I just saw green grass’ EVERY INSIGHT. By Rich Campbell Another injury for Long: and Colleen Kane The clock was winding From experts who live and breathe soccer. Chicago Tribune down on the victory when the Bears suffered what Sometimes a receiver is could be a costly loss. Get access to photo & video galleries, open. Occasionally he’s On Jordan Howard’s 1- wide open. The category yard gain with 3 minutes, exclusive interviews, insider analysis, beyond that is the one 37 seconds to play, right and in-depth coverage from a Tarik Cohen found himself guard Kyle Long injured in Sunday on a first-quar- his right foot. Chicago perspective. ter screen pass against a Long stayed down for Cover-0 blitz. several minutes while the The running back was trainers tended to him. He Chicago’s source for worldwide soccer. the benefactor of a fortui- put no weight on his leg as tously timed play call by he was helped off the field Bears coach Matt Nagy and eventually was carted against an aggressive Jets to the locker room. He used defense. The result was a ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/TRIBUNE crutches to get around 70-yard touchdown that Running back Tarik Cohen afterward. gave the Bears an early makes the catch and then “He was kind of scream- lead they did not relin- outruns the Jets on his ing a little bit,” Bears left quish in a 24-10 victory. 70-yard touchdown play. tackle Charles Leno said. “When I turned upfield, “I just wanted somebody I just didn’t see anybody,” Trubisky’s lob traveled to get on the field quick Cohen said. “I was kind of only 1 yard beyond the line enough to see what’s up.” nervous not seeing any- of scrimmage. He did well Bears coach Matt Nagy body. And then I just saw waiting for the play to said Long was in pain but green grass, so I just took it.” develop and throwing it didn’t hint at the severity Cohen in the open field over the chaos of the blitz. of the injury. Long suffered like that is easy money. The “I’m the bait on that a season-ending right an- play now belongs to his play,” Trubisky said. “You kle injury in 2016 that season highlight reel, want the D-line to rush so required surgery to repair which is growing by the nobody peels back, and I the ligaments and tendons. week. With 40 rushing put my eyes in a different spot He also ended last season yards on five carries Sun- to try to move defenders.” on injured reserve before day to go with the long Cohen was uncovered. having surgeries on his catch, Cohen has more “When they have a shoulder, neck and elbow. than 100 yards from scrim- bunch of safeties and line- The Bears have been care- mage in three of his last backers that are blitzing … ful with his practice usage four games. it’s hard to get through the this season. The touchdown was his weeds to get to the flat,” Nagy called Sunday’s in- only reception on three Nagy said. “He did that, jury “a right foot” and said targets, but he made it and he has a good knack he didn’t think it related to count. The Jets blitzed for that.” the previous ankle injury. seven, leaving only four in So good on this play, in The Bears already were coverage. Three defenders fact, that he didn’t need down one offensive line- played man against the blockers Cody Whitehair, man Sunday because left three receivers on the right James Daniels and Kyle guard Eric Kush was inac- chicagotribune.com/90minutes side of the formation, and Long. Gabriel locked up tive due to a neck injury. Taylor Gabriel accounted his man on the left sideline, Rookie James Daniels for the other on the left. freeing Cohen. started in Kush’s place. 6 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, October 29, 2018

BLACKHAWKS BULLS For starters, Lopez remains team-first Center tries to channel demotion frustration into positive energy By K.C. Johnson Chicago Tribune

It’s almost hard to remember this, but Robin Lopez began the season as the Bulls’ starting center. The box score from the Sept. 30 preseason game against the Pelicans proves it. Lopez, conventional wisdom went, would serve as the veteran mentor and starter as the Bulls brought first-round pick Wen- dell Carter Jr. along at the proper pace. Carter, 19, could be brought along slowly, learn from a rug- ged, fundamentally sound big and eventually take over the NUCCIO DINUZZO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE position, most likely as the Bulls Bulls center Robin Lopez on his shopped Lopez ahead of the demotion from the rotation: “I February trade deadline. realize we’re trying to do what’s Instead, Carter beat out best for the team right now.” Lopez in the preseason. And, in a more surprising development, However, Lopez privately was Cristiano Felicio leapfrogged frustrated enough by the demo- Lopez in the rotation over the tion that he has had several last three games. closed-door meetings with mem- Yes, Lopez, he of the $14.3 bers of the coaching staff, sources million expiring salary, is now said. Hoiberg, in particular, has drawing “Did Not Play, Coach’s drawn internal praise for directly Decision” designations. diffusing Lopez’s frustration. Lopez drew these as well after “What NBA player wouldn’t the All-Star break last season, want to be playing?” Lopez said. back when his T-shirt game was “But I realize we’re trying to do strong and the Bulls jostled for what’s best for the team right draft lottery positioning. But this now.” is less about pingpong balls and The fact that Lopez has more about performance. looked a step slow this season “It’s with purpose,” Lopez won’t help his trade value at a said. “Wendell and Cris are time when traditional bigs are doing specific jobs and they’re mostly falling by the wayside. doing them well.” The Bulls have consistently Felicio even closed over Cart- mentioned their belief that the er despite Carter posting his first trade value of expiring contracts double-double in Saturday’s vic- will bounce back. tory against the Hawks in At- Lopez in particular struggled lanta. It’s a welcome reprieve for in Dallas, his last game in the the forgotten Felicio, who is re- rotation. He drew a technical sembling the active, athletic reserve foul for colorfully telling an on whom the Bulls bestowed a official: “Don’t give me those four-year, $32 million deal when (expletive) platitudes!” But he free agency began in July 2016. also incurred foul trouble for the “I fully planned to get Wen- second time in three games, dell back out there,” coach Fred somehow drawing five person- Hoiberg said. “I thought he was als in 9 minutes, 30 seconds. terrific. But so was Cris. Cris is “I would hope I could help the doing the little things. He’s team,” Lopez said when asked rolling to the basket. He’s doing a where he thought his play stood. better job of staying flat on the So Lopez sits and waits, wear- floor (defensively). He’s running ing a uniform that doesn’t get JIM YOUNG/AP the floor well. He’s moving his sweaty instead of the T-shirts he Blackhawks goalie Cam Ward makes a save as the Oilers’ Zack Kassian watches in the first period Sunday. feet defensively. I thought he sported during his inactive peri- was great in our (pick-and-roll) ods last season. Like then, he OILERS 2, BLACKHAWKS 1 (OT) blitz scheme. His ability to stay tries to be a good teammate. in front and his hands were really “My teammates do the same good; he got some deflections.” for me,” he said. “When I’m out Befitting his team-first repu- there playing, they support me. tation, Lopez is openly encour- They root for me. I’d be a jackass A Connor job aging of both Carter and Felicio not to be supportive of them. during games. During one time- Whatever I can do to help the out Friday in Charlotte, Lopez team, I’m going to do it.” even hugged Felicio. And he and it’s in the back of your net,” open up a bit in the second. Both could be seen talking to Carter [email protected] McDavid delivers Hawks defenseman Duncan Keith Oilers goalie Cam Talbot and the during another. Twitter @kcjhoop 53 seconds into OT said. “We’ve had it go our way Hawks’ Cam Ward made huge before. But ... you’ve got to find a saves. The best for Ward came to doom Blackhawks way to get two points.” when he stopped an Oilers 2-on-1, Both teams had played the and a few seconds later, Talbot BULLS NOTES By Jimmy Greenfield previous night and have played a stonewalled Nick Schmaltz on a Chicago Tribune ton of hockey recently. It was the breakaway. Oilers’ fourth game in six days, McDavid nearly had his own Who wouldn’t want to see while the Hawks played their breakaway in the third, but Keith Full circle: Dunleavy Patrick Kane and Connor Mc- sixth game in nine days. The was able to lay out in a full dive to David play a little 3-on-3 overtime Hawks finished the stretch with a poke away the puck before the hockey? 3-2-1 record. Oilers superstar could turn on his a Warriors’ pro scout The Blackhawks, it turns out. “We felt we had two really good jets. By K.C. Johnson “The Reinsdorfs were great to McDavid converted a saucer home games (during this The Hawks will have a couple Chicago Tribune me — Pax (John Paxson), Gar pass from Leon Draisatl on a stretch),” Hawks coach Joel of days to catch their breath before (Forman), playing for Fred 2-on-1 break to score the winner Quenneville said. “One excellent starting a three-game trip Monday’s Bulls-Warriors (Hoiberg).” 53 seconds into OT and give the game against Anaheim. Ranger Wednesday to play the Canucks, matchup brings Mike Dunleavy Dunleavy’s Warriors teams Oilers a 2-1 win over the Hawks on game was a good win. Today was a Oilers and Flames. But nobody Jr. full circle. weren’t good and, as a high pick, Sunday night at the United Center. concerning game going into it. It was making any excuses after Drafted third overall by the he took the brunt of the fans’ ire. It was the Hawks’ sixth over- was going to be interesting to see Sunday’s loss. Warriors in 2002, Dunleavy ex- Nevertheless, Dunleavy said he time game but their first since how we responded.” “Every team’s got a lot of games perienced some of his most enjoyed playing there and now starting the season with five The Hawks didn’t get their first and a tough schedule,” Keith said. memorable seasons of his 15- gets to work for the league’s straight. Kane and the Hawks shot on goal until the 8:58 mark in “Obviously, we weren’t happy year career with the Bulls from premier franchise. controlled the puck at the outset the first, but for the second with the way we played last night 2013 to 2016 and now works for “They do everything first- of the extra period and didn’t give straight night it went in. Brent (in a 7-3 loss to the Blues) and it the two-time defending champi- rate,” he said. “It’s good people. it up until it bounced in front of Seabrook’s second goal of the was a lot better in a lot of different ons again. Bob Myers, the Warri- They communicate well. The the Oilers net, launching McDavid season came on a 5-on-3 power ways tonight. So it’s something we ors’ general manager and Dun- first thing they tell you is they and Draisatl on their winning rush play with assists from Kane and can build off of.” leavy’s former agent, hired him don’t think they have all the up ice. Keith. The Oilers’ Zack Kassian as a pro scout this offseason. answers. They’re just humble “Sometimes you can get a lucky tied it with 1:34 left in the first. [email protected] “As I was winding down my about what they’ve accom- bounce and you go the other way The game finally started to Twitter @jcgreenx career, I knew I wanted to stay in plished in the last few years.” the game,” Dunleavy said as he took in the Bulls-76ers season Bombs away: The Warriors’ opener on Oct. 18. “I knew I lone visit on Monday begins a BLACKHAWKS NOTES didn’t want to do media. Every- brutal four-game homestand body always asks me if I want to that also features matchups with coach, expecting me to say yes the Nuggets, Pacers and Rockets. because my dad coaches, my “Obviously we’re facing one of In a rut, Rutta scratched vs. Oilers brother coaches. I just always the greatest rosters of all time By Jimmy Greenfield why Rutta was benched for the wrist surgery. Carl Dahlstrom, had more of an interest in this (Monday),” coach Fred Hoiberg Chicago Tribune last half of the Blues game — he who played 11 games with the side of it, the front-office side. said. “Generally you can play off called it a “coach’s decision” — but Hawks last season, is tied for the “For me, it’s not much of a one guy and make somebody try It was just a matter of time some of the reasons were plainly IceHogs’ lead with five assists but change from just watching to beat you. You can’t do that before Blackhawks defenseman visible. Early in the second period, left Sunday’s game in the first games. I’m always evaluating, with this team.” Jan Rutta went from the end of the shortly after the Blues had gone period because of an apparent whether it’s opponents or rook- bench to nowhere near it. ahead, Rutta committed a turn- injury and did not return. ies. So it’s somewhat natural for Layups: One home game after Rutta played 17 or more min- over that led to a rush that Corey “Those kids both played here me. It’s just now I have to put Metta World Peace, nee Ron utes in six of the Hawks’ first eight Crawford quelled with a save. and they both had good stretches pen to paper and submit stuff.” Artest, came to the United Cen- games, including 21:06 against the A few seconds later, Rutta at times,” Quenneville said of Dunleavy does pro personnel ter as a fan, Joakim Noah is Blues in the season’s second game committed a tripping penalty to Forsling and Dahlstrom. “I think reports, not advance scouting. planning to attend Bulls-Warri- on Oct. 6. Then he played fewer put the Blues back on the power our depth is something you have Eventually, he said he’ll likely ors. ... Practicing the day after a than 17 minutes in three straight play. He had just two more shifts to look at it and consider it.” also scout some college and G back-to-back set of games, par- games, bottoming out with 9:17 after that before sitting the rest of League games. He covers the East ticularly when it involves travel, Saturday against the Blues. the game. One-timers: Goalie Anton Fors- Coast, where his family now lives. is atypical. Asked if Sunday’s On Sunday against the Oilers, Connor Murphy isn’t close to berg started his first game for the “We miss Chicago. We don’t practice was a reflection of the Rutta was a healthy scratch for the returning from a back injury, but IceHogs since being sent down miss the winters,” Dunleavy said. Warriors’ visit, a young team or a first time this season. Brandon there are defensemen in Rockford and stopped 25 of 27 shots in a 2-1 “But I loved playing for the Bulls combination of the two, Hoiberg Davidson took Rutta’s spot on the with NHL experience. Gustav loss Saturday night in Rockford. ... and being in Chicago. said: “It’s a reflection of what we blue line. Chris Kunitz and John Forsling, who has appeared in 79 The Hawks held a moment of “It’s one of the most recog- looked like when we took our day Hayden were the Hawks’ other NHL games, has played two silence for the victims of the nizable brands in all of sports. off before we played Charlotte healthy scratches. games with the AHL’s IceHogs shooting that killed 11 worshipers I’m always pulling for the Bulls. I (last Friday). We feel we have too Joel Quenneville didn’t explain since returning from offseason at a Pittsburgh synagogue Saturday. love that organization. much work to do at this time.” D Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, October 29, 2018 7

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MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN EASTERN CONFERENCE ATLANTIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV @BUF Toronto 11 8 3 0 16 41 34 3-3-0 5-0-0 2-1-0 Noon Tampa Bay 10 7 2 1 15 33 27 4-1-0 3-1-1 2-0-0 Logano shoves FOX-32, Montreal 10 6 2 2 14 33 25 4-1-0 2-1-2 2-1-2 AM-780 Boston 11 6 3 2 14 34 27 4-1-0 2-2-2 4-1-0 Buffalo 11 6 4 1 13 30 33 3-2-0 3-2-1 1-1-0 Ottawa 10 4 4 2 10 35 39 3-2-1 1-2-1 2-2-0 GS DEN IND HOU way into Final 4 Florida 924372835 0-2-1 2-2-2 0-0-2 7 7 7 7 Detroit 11 27262543 1-3-1 1-4-1 1-4-0 WGN-9, NBCSCH, NBCSCH, WGN-9, By Jenna Fryer | Associated Press AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 METRO GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV Pittsburgh 9612144026 2-1-1 4-0-1 1-0-0 @VAN @EDM @CAL Carolina 11 6 4 1 13 34 31 3-2-1 3-2-0 2-1-1 MARTINSVILLE, VA. — When the reigning 9 8 9 Columbus 10 6 4 0 12 36 38 3-3-0 3-1-0 1-1-0 Washington 10 5 3 2 12 39 37 3-1-1 2-2-1 1-1-1 WGN-9, NBCSCH, NBCSCH, series champion slipped past him with one lap to New Jersey 8 5 2 1 11 28 20 5-1-1 0-1-0 1-1-0 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 N.Y. Islanders 10 5 4 1 11 30 25 1-1-1 4-3-0 3-0-0 go at Martinsville Speedway, Joey Logano Philadelphia 11 4 7 0 8 32 46 2-4-0 2-3-0 1-2-0 figured he had lost his shot at racing for N.Y. Rangers 11 3 7 1 7 28 38 3-3-0 0-4-1 0-1-1 MONDAY ON TV/RADIO LATEST LINE NASCAR’s title. WESTERN CONFERENCE NBA A win would earn Logano one of the four spots NBA CENTRAL GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV 7 p.m. Warriors at Bulls WGN-9, WSCR-AM 670 pregame.com MONDAY Nashville 11 8 3 0 16 38 28 3-3-0 5-0-0 2-0-0 in the winner-take-all championship at Home- Golden State 11 at Bulls 7 p.m. Lakers at Timberwolves NBA TV at Philadelphia 11 Atlanta Colorado 12 7 3 2 16 41 27 3-1-1 4-2-1 1-1-0 stead-Miami Speedway. So if he didn’t try 1 at Indiana 3 ⁄2 Portland Winnipeg 12 7 4 1 15 35 32 5-1-1 2-3-0 2-2-0 NFL at Miami 8 Sacramento Chicago 12 6 3 3 15 41 43 3-2-2 3-1-1 2-1-1 something, his chance at a Cup championship at New York 2 Brooklyn Minnesota 10 6 2 2 14 29 27 5-0-2 1-2-0 3-2-0 might slip away. 7:15 p.m. Patriots at Bills ESPN at Milwaukee off Toronto Dallas 10 5 5 0 10 30 29 5-2-0 0-3-0 1-1-0 at Minnesota 1 L.A. Lakers St. Louis 10 34393639 2-3-1 1-1-2 1-1-3 Logano used an old-fashioned bump-and-run GOLF 1 at San Antonio 6 ⁄2 Dallas PACIFIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV 2 p.m. East Lake Cup Golf Channel at Denver off New Orleans on Martin Truex Jr. to win Sunday and snatch NHL San Jose 11 6 3 2 14 38 32 2-1-0 4-2-2 2-1-0 one of the four tickets to the finale. Truex slid NHL MONDAY Edmonton 10 6 3 1 13 29 30 2-1-1 4-2-0 0-0-0 at Toronto -140 Calgary +130 Vancouver 12 6 6 0 12 31 40 2-2-0 4-4-0 2-2-0 sideways across the finish line and promptly 6 p.m. Flames at Maple Leafs NHL Network Minnesota -136 at Vancouver +126 Anaheim 12 5 5 2 12 30 34 2-1-2 3-4-0 2-1-2 PREMIER LEAGUE SOCCER COLLEGE FOOTBALL Vegas 11 5 5 1 11 26 30 3-2-1 2-3-0 1-0-1 declared Logano won’t take his title from him WEEK 10 TUESDAY Calgary 11 5 5 1 11 36 40 2-2-1 3-3-0 1-1-0 this year. 1 2:55 p.m. Tottenham Hotspur vs. Manchester City NBCSN at Buffalo 7 ⁄2 Miami (Ohio) Arizona 10 5 5 0 10 26 20 2-2-0 3-3-0 2-1-0 Kent St 2 at Bowling Green Los Angeles 11 37172239 2-2-1 1-5-0 0-0-1 “He may have won the battle, but he ain’t TENNIS WEDNESDAY at Toledo 14 Ball St Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss. Top three teams in each division winning the damn war. I’m not going to let him 1 a.m. Hengqin Life WTA Elite Trophy Zhuhai Tennis THURSDAY and two wild cards per conference advance to playoffs. through Sunday (Tues.) Channel at W. Michigan Pk Ohio win it (the championship). I’m going to win it,” 1 N. Illinois 5 ⁄2 at Akron SUNDAY’S RESULTS OILERS 2, BLACKHAWKS 1 (OT) Truex fumed. at UCF off Temple Los Angeles 4, N.Y. Rangers 3 20,987 GOALS SHOTS PP FRIDAY Detroit 4, Dallas 2 A: 1 Logano took Truex’s warning in stride. at Virginia 8 ⁄2 Pittsburgh N.Y. Islanders 2,Carolina 1 Edm 1 0 0 1—29 7 9 1—26 0-2 COLLEGE FOOTBALL at Mid. Tenn. 13 W. Kentucky Edmonton 2, Chicago 1 (OT) Hawks 1 0 0 0—1 4 13 15 0—32 1-5 “OK. That’s expected,” Logano said. “This was 1 at Arizona 2 ⁄2 Colorado Vegas 4, Ottawa 3 (OT) FIRST PERIOD: SATURDAY San Jose 4, Anaheim 3 (OT) our shot, maybe our only shot, so we had to make AP TOP 25 1, BLACKHAWKS, Seabrook 2 (Kane, Houston 14 at SMU MONDAY’S SCHEDULE Keith), 11:02 (pp). RK. TEAM CP REC PF PA WEEK 10/NEXT GAME *-A.M. 1 at Purdue 2 ⁄2 Iowa Calgary at Toronto, 6 2, Edm, Kassian 1 (Nurse, Khaira), 18:26. it happen.” 1 1. Alabama 1 8-0 433 127 Sat at #4 LSU, 7 at Georgia St 6 ⁄2 Texas St Minnesota at Vancouver, 9 Penalties: DeBrincat, Hawks, (tripping), Logano was showered in boos and Truex, 2. Clemson 2 8-0 353 104 Sat vs. Loouisville, 11* Syracuse 5 at Wake Forest 4:05; Draisaitl, EDM, (interference), 5:31; Georgia 12 at Kentucky SATURDAY’S RESULTS Nugent-Hopkins, EDM, (hooking), 9:07; 3. Notre Dame 3 8-0 272 153 Sat at Northwestern, 6:15 1 New Jersey 3, Florida 2 standing on pit road next to his third-place car, at Cincinnati 12 ⁄2 Navy Caggiula, EDM, (hooking), 10:44. 4. LSU 4 7-1 243 121 Sat vs. #1 Alabama, 7 1 N.Y. Islanders 6, Philadelphia 1 at Ohio State 22 ⁄2 Nebraska SECOND PERIOD: jeered the winner with both thumbs down as 5. Michigan 5 7-1 288 115 Sat vs. #14 Penn State, 2:45 at N. Carolina off Georgia Tech Edmonton 5, Nashville 3 Penalties: Kruger, Hawks, (tripping), 1 Washington 4, Calgary 3 (SO) 6. Georgia 5 7-1 309 131 Sat at #11 Kentucky, 2:30 at Florida 6 ⁄2 Missouri 11:04; Lucic, EDM, (high sticking), 12:01. Logano was interviewed over the public address 7. Oklahoma 7 7-1 391 205 Sat at Texas Tech, 7 at Miami 7 Duke Montreal 3, Boston 0 THIRD PERIOD: 8. Ohio State 8 7-1 344 183 Sat vs. Nebraska, 11* at NC State off Florida St Toronto 3, Winnipeg 2 Penalty: Strome, EDM, (tripping), 8:15. system. On pit road, Truex crew chief Cole Pearn 1 Columbus 5, Buffalo 4 (OT) 9. UCF 9 7-0 311 127 Thu vs. Temple, 6:30 Memphis 14 ⁄2 at East Carolina OVERTIME: Boston Coll. 2 at Virginia Tech St. Louis 7, Chicago 3 Jr. had an angry exchange with Logano crew 10. Washington St. 11 7-1 326 201 Sat vs. California, 9:45 3, Edm, McDavid 8 (Draisaitl), 0:53. at Maryland off Michigan St Minnesota 3, Colorado 2 Goalies: 11. Kentucky 12 7-1 205 104 Sat vs. #6 Georgia, 2:30 1 Arizona 7, Tampa Bay 1 chief Todd Gordon. Nearly 30 minutes later, Oklahoma 11 ⁄2 at Texas Tech Edm, Talbot 5-3-1 (32 shots-31 saves). 12. West Virginia 10 6-1 279 137 Sat at #15 Texas, 2:30 1 Pittsburgh 5, Vancouver 0 at Texas 1 ⁄2 W. Virginia BLACKHAWKS, Ward 3-1-3 (26-24). Pearn still appeared angry. 13. Florida 14 6-2 258 152 Sat vs. Missouri, 3 at Wisconsin off Rutgers CALENDAR Referees: Eric Furlatt, Tim Peel. 1 14. Penn State 13 6-2 328 178 Sat at #5 Michigan, 2:45 Notre Dame 7 ⁄2 at Northwestern Jan. 1: Winter Classic, Boston at Chi- Linesmen: Scott Driscoll, Jonny Murray. Truex and Pearn are part of Furniture Row 15. Texas 15 6-2 250 199 Sat vs. #12 West Virginia, 2:30 Minnesota 10 at Illinois cago, Notre Dame Stadium, South Bend. 1 16. Utah 16 6-2 253 134 Sat at Arizona State, 3 at E. Michigan 13 ⁄2 Cent. Mich. Racing, which is shutting down at the end of the 1 17. Houston 17 7-1 398 240 Sat at SMU, 6 at Army 7 ⁄2 Air Force at South Florida 9 Tulane NBA season, a year removed from its championship 18. Utah State 20 7-1 395 178 Sat at Hawaii, 10:59 at Coast. Carol. off Appalach. St 19. Iowa 18 6-2 238 129 Sat at Purdue, 2:30 1 run. Naysayers cast doubt on the No. 78 at Boise St 14 ⁄2 BYU EASTERN CONFERENCE 20. Fresno State 23 7-1 316 108 Sat at UNLV, 9:30 San Diego St 10 at New Mexico 21. Mississippi St. 21 5-3 217 108 Sat vs. Louisiana Tech, 6:30 at Wyoming 14 San Jose St ATLANTIC W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF defending its title with the closure looming, but 1 22. Syracuse 24 6-2 349 229 Sat at Wake Forest, 11* at Wash. St 11 ⁄2 California Toronto 6 0 1.000 — 6-0 W-6 5-0 1-0 4-0 both driver and crew chief are determined to 23. Virginia 22 6-2 226 150 Fri vs. Pittsburgh, 6:30 at Southern Miss off Marshall 1 Boston 4 2 .667 2 4-2 W-2 1-1 3-1 3-2 24. Boston College 25 6-2 304 196 Sat a Virginia Tech, 2:45 Ga. Southern 9 ⁄2 at L-Monroe prove everyone wrong. Utah 7 at Arizona St Philadelphia 3 3 .500 3 3-3 W-1 3-0 0-3 3-3 25. Texas A&M — 5-3 239 172 Sat at Auburn, 11* 1 at Oregon 10 ⁄2 UCLA Brooklyn 2 4 .333 4 2-4 L-2 1-1 1-3 2-2 “With everything we’ve got riding on it, the CP-coaches poll; PF/A-points for/allowed at Oregon St off USC New York 1 5 .167 5 1-5 L-5 1-2 0-3 1-4 1 at Washington 7 ⁄2 Stanford team closing down, it’s tough to take,” Pearn said BIG TEN STANDINGS Iowa St 14 at Kansas SOUTHEAST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF WEST CONF ALL PF PA WEEK 10/NEXT GAME *-11 A.M. 1 of his confrontation with Gordon. “I used a few at Auburn 4 ⁄2 Texas A&M Miami 3 2 .600 — 3-2 W-2 2-1 1-1 2-2 1 Northwestern 5-1 5-3 201 189 Sat vs. #3 Notre Dame, 6:15 at Tennessee 21 ⁄2 Charlotte 1 Charlotte 3 4 .429 1 3-4 L-1 1-1 2-3 3-4 choice words I probably shouldn’t have. I Wisconsin 3-2 5-3 248 171 Sat vs. Rutgers, 11* at Miss. St 21 ⁄2 Louisiana Tech Atlanta 2 3 .400 1 2-3 L-1 1-1 1-2 1-2 Purdue 3-2 4-4 263 182 Sat vs. #19 Iowa, 2:30 at Baylor off Oklahoma St 1 probably shouldn’t be around a baseball bat or a at UMass 2 Liberty Orlando 2 4 .333 1 ⁄2 2-4 L-2 1-2 1-2 2-3 Iowa 3-2 6-2 238 129 Sat at Purdue, 2:30 1 1 Washington 1 5 .167 2 ⁄2 1-5 L-3 0-2 1-3 0-2 Nebraska 1-4 2-6 238 267 Sat at #8 Ohio State, 11* at TCU 7 ⁄2 Kansas St jackhammer right now.” 1 Minnesota 1-4 4-4 219 231 Sat at Illinois, 2:30 at Tulsa 15 ⁄2 UConn CENTRAL W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF Illinois 1-4 3-5 206 301 Sat vs. Minnesota, 2:30 at Clemson 37 Louisville Eight drivers started the day vying for the four CONF ALL PF PA WEEK 10/NEXT GAME at Michigan 11 Penn St Milwaukee 6 0 1.000 — 6-0 W-6 4-0 2-0 5-0 EAST 1 spots in the season-finale at Homestead-Miami 2 1 at Mississippi 2 ⁄ S. Carolina Detroit 4 1 .800 1 ⁄2 4-1 L-1 3-1 1-0 4-1 Michigan 5-0 7-1 288 115 Sat vs. #14 Penn State, 2:45 at Rice Pk UTEP 1 Indiana 4 2 .667 2 4-2 W-2 2-0 2-2 2-1 Speedway. Now one of the slots is gone, to at Troy 10 ⁄2 LA-Laf. Ohio State 4-1 7-1 344 183 Sat vs. Nebraska, 11* Chicago 2 4 .333 4 2-4 W-1 1-1 1-3 2-3 Michigan St. 3-2 5-3 187 168 Sat at Maryland, 11* at Arkansas St 15 S. Alabama Logano of Team Penske, and NASCAR’s so-called Maryland 3-2 5-3 253 196 Sat vs. Michigan State, 11* at UAB 20 UTSA Cleveland 0 6 .000 6 0-6 L-6 0-3 0-3 0-5 Penn State 3-2 6-2 328 178 Sat at #5 Michigan, 2:45 at FIU 3 FAU “Big 3” is still trying to lock down a berth. Truex, 1 WESTERN CONFERENCE Indiana 1-5 4-5 242 268 Nov. 10 vs. Maryland Alabama 14 ⁄2 at LSU 1 Rutgers 0-5 1-7 121 270 Nov. 3 at Wisconsin, 11* Fresno St 26 ⁄2 at UNLV SOUTHWEST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF along with Kevin Harvick and Kyle Busch, Utah St 18 at Hawaii NFL New Orleans 4 1 .800 — 4-1 L-1 3-1 1-0 3-1 dominated the regular season and as a trio were AP TOP 25 AMWAY COACHES TOP 25 WEEK 8 MONDAY San Antonio 3 2 .600 1 3-2 W-1 2-1 1-1 3-1 1 expected to make it to Miami to race for the RK, TEAM W-L PTS LW RK, TEAM W-L PTS LW New England 13 ⁄2 at Buffalo Memphis 3 2 .600 1 3-2 W-1 2-0 1-2 2-1 1 WEEK 9 THURSDAY Dallas 2 4 .333 2 ⁄2 2-4 L-3 2-1 0-3 1-2 1. Alabama (60) 8-0 1500 1 1. Alabama (62) 8-0 1598 1 1 winner-take-all title. at San Fran. 3 ⁄2 Oakland Houston 1 4 .200 3 1-4 L-3 0-3 1-1 1-4 2. Clemson 8-0 1433 2 2. Clemson (2) 8-0 1537 2 SUNDAY Instead, Truex wound up third. 3. Notre Dame 8-0 1374 3 3. Notre Dame 8-0 1458 3 at Buffalo off Bears NORTHWEST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF 4. LSU 7-1 1317 4 4. LSU 7-1 1403 4 at Minnesota 7 Detroit 5. Michigan 7-1 1240 5 5. Michigan 7-1 1295 5 Kansas City 8 at Cleveland Denver 4 1 .800 — 4-1 L-1 3-0 1-1 4-1 1 1 2 6. Georgia 7-1 1202 7 5. Georgia 7-1 1295 6 at Baltimore 2 ⁄2 Pittsburgh Utah 4 2 .667 ⁄ 4-2 W-3 0-2 4-0 4-2 1 7. Oklahoma 7-1 1132 8 7. Oklahoma 7-1 1190 8 at Carolina 5 ⁄2 Tampa Bay Portland 3 2 .600 1 3-2 L-1 2-1 1-1 2-0 1 8. Ohio St. 7-1 1022 11 8. Ohio State 7-1 1096 9 at Miami off N.Y. Jets Minnesota 2 4 .333 2 ⁄2 2-4 L-2 2-1 0-3 0-2 1 9. UCF 7-0 1014 10 9. Central Florida 7-0 1082 10 at Washington 2 ⁄2 Atlanta Oklahoma City 1 4 .200 3 1-4 W-1 1-2 0-2 1-3 FIRE 0, D.C. UNITED 0 10. Washington St. 7-1 938 14 10. West Virginia 6-1 992 12 Houston 2 at Denver 1 11. Kentucky 7-1 905 12 11. Washington State 7-1 962 15 at Seattle 1 ⁄2 L.A. Chargers PACIFIC W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF 12. West Virginia 6-1 891 13 12. Kentucky 7-1 932 14 at New Orleans Pk L.A. Rams 1 Golden State 6 1 .857 — 6-1 W-4 3-0 3-1 3-1 2 13. Florida 6-2 734 9 13. Penn State 6-2 791 16 at New England 7 ⁄ Green Bay 1 MONDAY, Nov. 5 L.A. Clippers 4 2 .667 1 ⁄2 4-2 W-2 3-1 1-1 3-2 14. Penn St. 6-2 733 17 14. Florida 6-2 743 11 1 1 Sacramento 3 3 .500 2 ⁄2 3-3 W-2 2-1 1-2 2-3 15. Texas 6-2 719 6 15. Texas 6-2 721 7 at Dallas 3 ⁄2 Tennessee Put out the Fire: 1 16. Utah 6-2 593 23 16. Utah 6-2 620 24 L.A. Lakers 2 4 .333 3 ⁄2 2-4 L-1 1-2 1-2 2-4 1 17. Houston 7-1 403 — 17. Houston 7-1 380 — Phoenix 1 5 .167 4 ⁄2 1-5 L-5 1-1 0-4 1-5 18. Utah St. 7-1 340 — 18. Iowa 6-2 356 18 through Sunday 19. Iowa 6-2 323 18 19. Washington 6-3 285 13 Season finally done 20. Fresno St. 7-1 261 — 20. Utah State 7-1 281 — AUTO RACING 21. Mississippi St. 5-3 204 — 21. Mississippi State 5-3 226 — 22. Syracuse 6-2 192 — 22. Virginia 6-2 207 — By Associated Press NASCAR MONSTER ENERGY CUP SUNDAY’S RESULTS TUESDAY’S SCHEDULE Dallas at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 23. Virginia 6-2 175 — 23. Fresno State 7-1 191 — MARTINSVILLE FIRST DATA 500 Golden State 120, Atlanta at Cleveland, 6 New Orleans at 24. Boston College 6-2 169 — 24. Syracuse 6-2 183 — Brooklyn 114 Miami at Charlotte, 6 Golden State, 9:30 25. Texas A&M 5-3 132 16 25. Boston College 6-2 171 — At Martinsville (Va.) Speedway ; lap length: 0.526 miles Utah 113, Dallas 104 Sacramento at Orlando, 6 San Antonio at The Fire closed out the season Sunday with a 0-0 Others: Washington 120, Northwestern Others: Texas A&M 167, Cincinnati 116, FP SP M LAP PT Okla. City 117, Phoenix 110 Detroit at Boston, 6:30 Phoenix, 9:30 86, Georgia Southern 62, Michigan St. 51, South Florida 87, Michigan State 48, Wis- DRIVER L.A. Clippers 136, Wash. 104 Philadelphia at SATURDAY’S RESULTS tie with D.C. United at Toyota Park in Bridgeview. Cincinnati 45, Iowa St. 42, South Florida consin 41, North Carolina State 40, 1. 10 Joey Logano F 500. 59 MONDAY’S SCHEDULE Toronto, 6:30 Bulls 97, Atlanta 85 Keeper Patrick McLain, in his fifth start of the 29, Stanford 26, Oklahoma St. 24, UAB 17, Northwestern 40, Miami (Fla.) 38, Geor- 2. 3 Denny Hamlin T 500. 54 Atlanta at Philadelphia, 6 L.A. Clippers at Boston 109, Detroit 89 Oregon 13, Wisconsin 12, Auburn 7, San gia Southern 32, Oklahoma State 31, Ala- 3. 33 Martin Truex Jr. T 500. 45 Portland at Indiana, 6 Oklahoma City, 7 Utah 132, New Orleans 111 season for the Fire, picked up his first clean sheet Diego St. 6, Army 6, NC State 5, California bama at Birmingham 24, Auburn 21, 4. 1 Kyle Busch T 500. 48 Brooklyn at New York, 6:30 Portland at Houston, 7 Indiana 119, Cleveland 107 2, Buffalo 1. Stanford 21, Oregon 20, San Diego State 5. 7 Brad Keselowski F 500. 33 Sacramento at Miami, 6:30 Washington at Memphis, 7 Phila. 105, Charlotte 103 by making one save to snap United’s five-game 16, Buffalo 14, Army 13, South Carolina 11, 6. 6 Kurt Busch F 500. 43 Golden State at Chicago, 7 WEDNESDAY’S SCHEDULE Memphis 117, Phoenix 96 Florida International 6, Iowa State 6, Vir- 7. 19 Chase Elliott C 500. 34 L.A. Lakers at Minnesota, 7 Detroit at Brooklyn, 6:30 Miami 120, Portland 111 winning streak. ginia Tech 5, Duke 3, Pittsburgh 3, Boise 8. 16 Ryan Newman C 500. 39 Toronto at Milwaukee, 7 Denver at Chicago, 7 Milwaukee 113, Orlando 91 State 2. 9. 8 Daniel Suarez T 500. 28 Dallas at San Antonio, 7:30 Indiana at New York, 7 San Antonio 110, The Fire finished the season 8-18-8 and 10th 10. 12 Kevin Harvick F 500. 29 New Orleans at Denver, 8 Utah at Minnesota, 7 L.A. Lakers 106 place in the MLS Eastern Conference. TUESDAY’S SCHEDULE Georgia Southern at Louisiana-Monroe, 2 11. 5 Aric Almirola F 500. 27 12. 34 Jimmie Johnson C 500. 25 Miami (Ohio) at Buffalo, 7 ETSU at Mercer, 2 Fire forward Alan Gordon announced earlier 13. 13 Chris Buescher C 500. 24 Kent St. at Bowling Green, 7 Villanova at Richmond, 2 AHL NBA G LEAGUE Marshall at Southern Miss., 2 14. 15 AJ Allmendinger C 500. 25 Sunday that he would retire after the game. The WEDNESDAY’S SCHEDULE Florida St. at NC State, 2:30 15. 23 Ty Dillon C 500. 22 Wofford at Samford, 2:30 16. 17 Jamie McMurray C 500. 21 WESTERN CONFERENCE FRIDAY: Lakeland at Windy City, 7 two-time MLS Cup champion played for six Ball State at Toledo, 6:30 17. 14 Alex Bowman C 500. 20 Grand Rapids at Erie, 6 Tulane at South Florida, 2:30 CENTRAL W L OL SOL PT GF GA THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE La-Lafayette at Troy, 2:30 18. 36 David Ragan F 500. 19 Westchester at Maine, 6 clubs during his 15 seasons in the league, and had The Citadel at W. Carolina, 2:30 19. 18 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. F 500. 18 Milwaukee 8 1 1 0 17 39 27 Salt Lake City at Iowa, 7 N. Illinois at Akron, 6 Bethune-Cookman at Morgan St., 3 20. 4 Ryan Blaney F 500. 20 WOLVES 6 2 0 1 13 37 26 Fort Wayne at Sioux Falls, 7 59 goals and 32 assists in regular-season play. Ohio at W. Michigan, 6 Charlotte at Tennessee, 3 21. 2 Clint Bowyer F 499. 26 Iowa 5 2 0 0 10 33 19 Greensboro at Wisconin, 7 Temple at UCF, 6:30 E. Kentucky at Austin Peay, 4 22. 35 Paul Menard F 499. 15 Rockford 4 3 1 1 10 28 27 Oklahoma City at Stockton, 9 FRIDAY’S SCHEDULE Appalachian St. at Coastal Carolina, 4 23. 24 Matt Kenseth F 499. 14 Texas 4 3 1 1103032 MLB WORLD SERIES Duke at Miami, 6 24. 28 Cole Whitt C 498. 13 Manitoba 4 4 0 0 8 19 28 Penn at Cornell, 5 FAU at FIU, 6:30 25. 20 Michael McDowell F 497. 12 G. Rapids 3 5 0 0 6 22 30 W. Kentucky at Middle Tennessee, 7 La Tech at Mississippi St., 6:30 26. 21 Erik Jones T 494. 11 San Antonio 2 8 0 0 4 19 31 RECENT WORLD SERIES CHAMPS Colorado at Arizona, 9:30 UTSA at UAB, 6:30 27. 29 DJ Kennington T 493. 0 IN BRIEF PACIFIC W L OL SOL PT GF GA 2018 : Boston (AL) 4, Los Angeles (NL) 1 SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE McNeese St. at SE Louisiana, 7 28. 27 Regan Smith C 492. 9 2017 : Houston (AL) 4, Los Angeles (NL) 3 MIDWEST SOUTHWEST 29. 22 Ross Chastain C 492. 0 San Jose 7 1 0 1 15 35 18 2016 : Chicago (NL) 4, Cleveland (AL) 3 Cent. Michigan at E. Michigan, 11* Oklahoma St. at Baylor, 11* 30. 25 Austin Dillon C 491. 7 Tucson 6 1 0 1 13 32 26 2015 : Kansas City (AL) 4, New York (NL) 1 AUTO RACING: Lewis Hamilton won his Iowa St. at Kansas, 11* Northwestern St. at Abilene Christian, 2 31. 38 JJ Yeley T 491. 0 Colorado 4 2 2 0 10 25 27 2014 : San Fran. (NL) 4, Kansas City (AL) 3 South Dakota at Indiana St., noon South Alabama at Arkansas St., 2 32. 32 Landon Cassill C 490. 0 San Diego 3 2 1 1 8 28 29 2013 : Boston (AL) 4, St. Louis (NL) 2 second straight Formula One championship and Nicholls at Houston Baptist, 2 33. 39 Jeb Burton C 489. 0 Stockton 3 4 1 0 7 27 43 2012 : San Francisco (NL) 4, Detroit (AL) 0 San Diego at Drake, 12:30 2011 : St. Louis (NL) 4, Texas (AL) 3 Illinois St. at N. Iowa, 1 Sam Houston St. at Incarnate Word, 2 34. 37 Bubba Wallace C 488. 3 Bakersfield 3 3 0 0 6 25 17 fifth overall with a fourth-place finish at the Alabama A&M at Ark.-Pine Bluff, 2:30 35. 30 Joey Gase C 467. 0 2010 : San Francisco (NL) 4, Texas (AL) 1 W. Illinois at S. Illinois, 1 Ontario 1 4 2 1 5 30 44 2009 : NY Yankees 4, Philadelphia (NL) 2 Tennessee St. at SE Missouri, 1 UTEP at Rice, 2:30 36. 26 Matt DiBenedetto F 451. 1 Mexican Grand Prix in Mexico City. 37. 9 Kyle Larson C 393-e 1 2 pts for a win, 1 point for an OT/shootout 2008 : Phila. (NL) 4, Tampa Bay (AL) 1 Missouri St. at S. Dakota St., 2 Kansas St. at TCU, 2:30 loss. Lamar at Cent. Arkansas, 6 38. 40 Timmy Hill T 368-e 0 2007 : Boston (AL) 4, Colorado (NL) 0 Navy at Cincinnati, 2:30 SUNDAY’S RESULTS 2006 : St. Louis (NL) 4, Detroit (AL) 1 Youngstown St. at N. Dakota St., 2:30 UConn at Tulsa, 6 39. 11 William Byron C 364-a 1 BASEBALL: 40. 31 Hermie Sadler III C 239-b 1 Providence 6, Bridgeport 1 2005 : White Sox (AL) 4, Houston (NL) 0 The Mets agreed to a deal to make EAST WEST Springfield 6, Hartford 2 2004 : Boston (AL) 4, St. Louis (NL) 0 Air Force at Army, 11* Sacramento St. at Weber St., 1 a-accident; b-brakes; e-engine; C- San Antonio 3, Wolves 2 2003 : Florida (NL) 4, New York (AL) 2 agent Brodie Van Wagenen, 44, their new general Columbia at Harvard, 11* San Jose St. at Wyoming, 1 Chevrolet; F-Ford; T-Toyota Manitoba 2, Rockford 1 (SO) 2002 : Anaheim (AL) 4, San Fran. (NL) 3 Robert Morris at Sacred Heart, 11* E. Washington at N. Colorado, 1:05 Winner’s average speed: 75.31 mph. Hershey 3, Lehigh Valley 1 2001 : Arizona (NL) 4, New York (AL) 3 manager, according to reports. Bryant at St. Francis (Pa.), 11* Montana at S. Utah, 2 Time: 3:29:32. Margin: 0.107 Seconds. TUESDAY’S SCHEDULE 2000 : New York (AL) 4, New York (NL) 1 Duquesne at Wagner, 11* Cal Poly at Montana St., 3 Caution flags: 8 for 68 laps. Manitoba at Milwaukee, 6 1999 : New York (AL) 4, Atlanta (NL) 0 Holy Cross at Lafayette, 11:30* Alcorn St. at New Mexico St., 3 Lead Changes: 11 among 6 drivers. 1998 : New York (AL) 4, San Diego (NL) 0 BASKETBALL: Bucknell at Lehigh, 11:30* N. Arizona at UC Davis, 3 CHASE FOR THE CUP DRIVER POINTS 1997 : Florida (NL) 4, Cleveland (AL) 3 Tyronn Lue didn’t make it Colgate at Fordham, noon North Dakota at Idaho, 4 SOCCER 1996 : New York (AL) 4, Atlanta (NL) 2 Idaho St. at Portland St., 4 4,104: Kyle Busch 4,058: Kurt Busch 1995 : Atlanta (NL) 4, Cleveland (AL) 2 through the season’s first month without LeBron Valparaiso at Marist, noon 4,083: M. Truex Jr. 4,052: Ch. Elliott Charleston Southern at Monmouth (NJ), UCLA at Oregon, 6:30 1993 : Toronto (AL) 4, Philadelphia (NL) 2 4,033: K. Harvick 4,041: C. Bowyer 1992 : Toronto (AL) 4, Atlanta (NL) 2 James. The Cavaliers fired their coach Sunday noon Stanford at Washington, 8 MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER Southern Cal at Oregon St., 9 4,074: J. Logano 4,033: A. Almirola 1991 : Minnesota (AL) 4, Atlanta (NL) 3 Hampton at NY Maritime, noon EASTERN W L T PT GF GA 1990 : Cincinnati (NL) 4, Oakland (AL) 0 and named assistant Larry Drew interim head James Madison at New Hampshire, noon BYU at Boise St., 9:15 x-N.Y. Red Bulls 22 7 5 71 62 33 1989 : Oakland (AL) 4, San Fran. (NL) 0 Dartmouth at Princeton, noon San Diego St. at New Mexico, 9:15 coach. The Cavs are off to a 0-6 start without F1 MEXICAN GRAND PRIX x-Atlanta 21 7 6 69 70 44 1988 : Los Angeles (NL) 4, Oakland (AL) 1 Brown at Yale, noon Hermanos Rodriguez Racetrack; Mexico x-N.Y. City FC 16 10 8 56 59 45 1987 : Minnesota (AL) 4, St. Louis (NL) 3 Delaware at Albany (NY), 2:30 1986 : New York (NL) 4, Boston (AL) 3 James, who signed with the Lakers as a free Liberty at UMass, 2:30 City; Lap: 2.67 miles x-D.C. United 14 11 9 51 60 50 FP. DRIVER; TEAM, LAP;TIME Columbus 14 11 9 51 43 45 1985 : Kansas City (AL) 4, St. Louis (NL) 3 agent. Lue guided the Cavs to an NBA title in 2016 Maine at Towson, 3 1984 : Detroit (AL) 4, San Diego (NL) 1 SOUTH TENNIS 1. Max Verstappen, RBR, 71 1:38:28.851 x-Philadelphia 15 14 5 50 49 50 1983 : Baltimore (AL) 4, Phila. (NL) 1 and helped the team to four straight NBA Finals. Memphis at East Carolina, 11* 2. Sebastian Vettel, Fer, 71 +17.316 Montreal 14 16 4 46 47 53 1982 : St. Louis (NL) 4, Milwaukee (AL) 3 3. Kimi Raikkonen, Fer, 71 +49.914 New England 10 13 11 41 49 55 Butler at Jacksonville, 11* WTA FINALS 1981 : Los Angeles (NL) 4, New York (AL) 2 South Carolina at Mississippi, 11* 4. Lewis Hamilton, Mer, 71 +1:18.738 Toronto FC 10 18 6 36 59 64 Sunday’s tour championship at Georgia Tech at North Carolina, 12:15 5. Valtteri Bottas, Mer, 70 +1 lap FIRE 8 18 8 32 48 61 RECENT WORLD SERIES MVPS COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Singapore Indoor Stadium; indoor-hard Illinois defensive tackle Chattanooga at Furman, noon 6. Nico Hulkenberg, Ren, 69 +2 laps Orlando City 8 22 4 28 43 74 #6 Elina Svitolina d. 2018: Steve Pearce, Boston (AL) Florida A&M at Howard, noon 7. Charles Leclerc, Sau, 69 +2 laps WESTERN W L T PT GF GA Lere Oladipo was arrested early Sunday morning #5 Sloane Stephens, 3-6, 6-2, 6-2. 2017: George Springer, Houston (AL) Norfolk St. at NC A&T, noon 8. Stoffel Vandoorne, ML, 69 +2 laps 2016: Ben Zobrist, Cubs (NL) RECENT WTA FINALS CHAMPIONS x-Sporting KC 18 8 8 62 65 40 Morehead St. at Stetson, noon 9. Marcus Ericsson, Sau, 69 +2 laps 2015: Salvador Perez, Kansas City (AL) on preliminary charges of domestic battery, the 2017: Caroline Wozniacki x-Seattle 18 11 5 59 52 37 Rhode Island at Elon, 12:30 10. Pierre Gasly, TR, 69 +2 laps 2014: Madison Bumgarner, San Fran (NL) 2016: Dominika Cibulkova x-Los Angeles FC 16 9 9 57 68 52 Champaign News-Gazette reported. Illinois re- Presbyterian at Gardner-Webb, 12:30 11. Esteban Ocon, FI, 69 +2 laps 2013: David Ortiz, Boston (AL) x-FC Dallas 16 9 9 57 52 44 Tusculum at VMI, 12:30 12. Lance Stroll, Wm, 69 +2 laps 2012: Pablo Sandoval, San Francisco (NL) ATP SWISS INDOORS x-Portland 15 10 9 54 54 48 leased a statement saying Oladipo has been Savannah St. at Delaware St., 1 13. Sergey Sirotkin, Wm, 69 +2 laps 2011: David Freese, St. Louis (NL) Final at St. Jakobshalle; Basel, 14. Brendon Hartley, TR, 69 +2 laps Real Salt Lake 14 13 7 49 55 58 Texas St. at Georgia St., 1 Switzerland; indoor-hard 2010: Edgar Renteria, San Francisco (NL) suspended indefinitely from the team. 15. Kevin Magnussen, Haas, 69 +2 laps LA Galaxy 13 12 9 48 66 64 2009: Hideki Matsui, New York (AL) UT Martin at Jacksonville St., 1 #1 Roger Federer d. Marius Copil, Campbell at Kennesaw St., 1 16. Romain Grosjean, Haas, 68 +3 laps Vancouver 13 13 8 47 54 67 2008: Cole Hamels, Philadelphia (NL) 7-6 (5), 6-4. 2007: Mike Lowell, Boston (AL) Edward Waters at NC Central, 1 —. Daniel Ricciardo, RBR, 61 DNF. Houston 10 16 8 38 58 58 ATP ERSTE BANK OPEN —. Sergio Perez, FI, 38 DNF. Minnesota 11 20 3 36 49 71 2006: David Eckstein, St. Louis (NL) GOLF: Xander Schauffele birdied his last two Shorter at North Alabama, 1:30 2005: Jermaine Dye, Chicago (AL) Murray St. at Tennessee Tech, 1:30 Final at Wiener Stadthalle; Vienna, —. Fernando Alonso, ML, 3 DNF. Colorado 8 19 7 31 36 63 San Jose 4 21 9 21 49 71 2004: Manny Ramirez, Boston (AL) holes for a 4-under 68 and then two-putted for Texas Southern at Alabama St., 2 Austria; indoor-hard DRIVER STANDINGS 2003: Josh Beckett, Florida (NL) Three points for victory, one point for MVSU at Grambling St., 2 #2 Kevin Anderson d. #5 Kei Nishikori, 358: L. Hamilton 146: Ricciardo 2002: Troy Glaus, Anaheim (AL) tie.; x-clinched playoff berth birdie on the par-5 18th in a playoff to beat Tony Prairie View at Jackson St., 2 6-3 7-6 (3). 294: S. Vettel 69: N. Hulkenberg 2001: Curt Schilling and Randy Johnson, 236: K. Raikkonen 57: Ser. Perez SUNDAY’S RESULTS Arizona (NL) Finau and win the HSBC Champions in Shang- 227: V. Bottas 53: K. Magnussen D.C. United 0, Fire 0 2000: Derek Jeter, New York (AL) 216: M. Verstap- 50: Fer. Alonso Colorado 2, FC Dallas 1 1999: Mariano Rivera, New York (AL) hai. ... Nelly Korda shot a 4-under 68 to secure a GOLF pen Houston 3, LA Galaxy 2 1998: Scott Brosius, New York (AL) two-stroke victory at the Taiwan Championship New England 1, Montreal 0 1997: Livan Hernandez, Florida (NL) Manufacturers Standings 1996: John Wetteland, New York (AL) 1. Mercedes GP (Mer), 585 N.Y. Red Bulls 1, Orlando City 0 1995: Tom Glavine, Atlanta (NL) in Taoyuan. ... Cameron Champ earned his first HSBC CHAMPIONS 288 (even) $93,500 Pat. Rodgers 70-69-70-67 N.Y. City FC 3, Philadelphia 1 Ian Poulter 69-71-74-74 2. Ferrari (Fer), 530 1993: Paul Molitor, Toronto (AL) 4th of 4 rds; Sheshan Inter- LPGA SWINGING SKIRTS Seattle 2, San Jose 1 PGA Tour victory at the Sanderson Farms 289 (+1) $86,500 3. Red Bull Racing Tag Heuer (RBR), 362 1992: Pat Borders, Toronto (AL) national GC; Shanghai; Sporting KC 2, Los Angeles FC 1 Tyrrell Hatton 72-70-74-73 4th of 4 rds; Ta Shee G&CC; 4. Renault (Ren), 114 1991: Jack Morris, Minnesota (AL) 7,261 yds; Par: 72; x-won on Toronto FC 4, Atlanta 1 Championship in Jackson, Miss. ... Scott Parel, 53, C.T. Pan 68-76-70-75 Taoyuan, Taiwan; 6,582 5. Haas Ferrari (Haas), 84 1990: Jose Rijo, Cincinnati (NL) 1st playoff hole Vancouver 2, Portland 1 Andrea Pavan 72-71-69-77 yds; par 72; a-amateur 6. McLaren Renault (ML), 62 1989: Dave Stewart, Oakland (AL) 274 (-16) $1,700,000 Columbus 3, Minnesota 2 1988: Orel Hershiser, Los Angeles (NL) earned his second PGA Tour Champions victory Jon Rahm 73-76-69-71 275 (-13) $330,000 7. Force India Mercedes (FI), 47 x-Xander 66-71-69-68 1987: Frank Viola, Minnesota (AL) E van Rooyen 76-72-71-70 Nelly Korda 67-71-69-68 8. Sauber Ferrari (Sau), 36 at the Invesco QQQ Championship in Thousand Schauffele ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE 1986: Ray Knight, New York (NL) Kyle Stanley 70-69-78-72 277 (-11) $203,675 9. Scuderia Toro Rosso Honda (TR), 33 274 (-14) $1,072,000 Minjee Lee 73-69-69-66 10. Williams Mercedes (Wm), 7 CLUB W T L GF GA PTS 1985: Bret Saberhagen, Kansas City (AL) Oaks, Calif. PGA SANDERSON FARMS 1984: Alan Trammell, Detroit (AL) Tony Finau 66-67-70-71 278 (-10) $147,752 Liverpool 8 2 0 20 4 26 278 (-10) $587,000 CHAMPIONSHIP 1983: Rick Dempsey, Baltimore (AL) Ryann O’Toole 71-69-71-67 Chelsea 7 3 0 24 7 24 Justin Rose 69-67-70-72 NHRA TOYOTA NATIONALS 1982: Darrell Porter, St. Louis (NL) 4th of 4 rds; CC of Jackson 280 (-8) $103,147 Man City 7 2 0 26 3 23 280 (-8) $393,000 1981: Ron Cey, Pedro Guerrero and Steve SOCCER: Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, the 60- (Miss.); 7,440 yds; par 72 Car. Ciganda 69-72-70-69 Finals at Las Vegas Motor Speedway Arsenal 7 1 2 24 13 22 Yeager, Los Angeles (NL) K. Aphibarnrat 68-71-70-71 267 (-21) $792,000 Megan Khang 69-70-70-71 Top Fuel: Steve Torrence, 3.751 seconds, A. Putnam 70-71-67-72 Tottenham 7 0 2 16 7 21 year-old Thai billionaire owner of English Cam Champ 65-70-64-68 281 (-7) $69,137 326.32 mph def. Leah Pritchett, 5.317 Bournemouth 6 2 2 19 12 20 TRANSACTIONS 281 (-7) $289,000 271 (-17) $475,200 Lydia Ko 71-66-72-72 seconds, 148.85 mph. Kee. Bradley 69-70-70-72 Watford 6 1 3 16 12 19 Premier League club Leicester City, was among Corey Conners 71-68-64-68 Wei-Ling Hsu 68-67-72-74 Funny Car: J.R. Todd, Toyota Camry, Man United 5 2 3 17 17 17 283 (-5) $210,563 273 (-15) $255,200 282 (-6) $52,411 BASKETBALL 3.921, 318.39 def. Matt Hagan, Dodge Everton 4 3 3 16 14 15 five people who died after his helicopter crashed Pat. Cantlay 70-68-73-72 Sam Burns 69-70-66-68 Jin Young Ko 71-69-69-73 Charger, 4.087, 263.62. Wolverhampton 4 3 3 9 9 15 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION T. Fleetwood 68-68-72-75 Carlos Ortiz 69-69-71-64 Bronte Law 70-70-69-73 Pro Stock: Bo Butner, Chevy Camaro, Saturday. Brighton 4 2 4 11 13 14 Cleveland: Fired coach Tyronn Lue. Thor. Olesen 75-69-67-72 274 (-14) $167,200 283 (-5) $43,489 6.657, 207.43 def. Erica Enders, Camaro, Leicester 4 1 5 16 16 13 Named Larry Drew interim coach. Patrick Reed 64-72-70-77 An. Albertson 71-70-67-66 Amy Yang 71-71-70-71 6.652, 206.57. 284 (-4) $152,333 Roberto Castro 71-71-67-65 Annie Park 70-70-70-73 Pro Stock Motorcycle: Hector Arana Jr, West Ham 2 2 6 9 15 8 HOCKEY TENNIS: Crystal Palace 2 2 6 7 13 8 No. 1 seed Roger Federer beat Marius HaoTong Li 73-72-69-70 275 (-13) $119,114 EBR, 6.885, 193.35 def. Eddie Krawiec, NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Jason Day 71-70-69-74 D. McCarthy 71-68-69-67 INVESCO QQQ Harley-Davidson, 6.911, 195.05. Burnley 2 2 6 10 21 8 Los Angeles: Placed G Jonathan Quick Billy Horschel 68-72-71-73 Southampton 1 4 5 6 14 7 Copil of Romania 7-6 (5), 6-4 to win the Swiss Dylan Meyer 71-67-68-69 3rd of 3 rds; Sherwood CC; POINT STANDINGS on injured reserve. Recalled G Peter Bu- 285 (-3) $129,000 Seth Reeves 67-70-70-68 Top Fuel: Steve Torrence, 2,718. 2, Clay Cardiff 1 2 7 9 23 5 daj from Ontario (AHL). Activated F Indoors in his hometown of Basel for the ninth RC Bello 68-73-73-71 Thousand Oaks, Calif.; Adam Schenk 70-68-70-67 7,006 yds; Par 72 Millican, 2,487. 3, Tony Schumacher, Fulham 1 2 7 11 28 5 Dustin Brown off injured reserve. As- Emiliano Grillo 70-69-74-72 Martin Laird 72-67-66-70 2,454. Newcastle 0 3 7 6 14 3 signed F Michael Amadio to Ontario. time. ... No. 2 seed Kevin Anderson of South 286 (-2) $116,000 205 (-11) $305,000 Shawn Stefani 68-68-68-71 Scott Parel 67-70-68 Funny Car: J.R. Todd, 2,553. 2, Robert Huddersfield 0 3 7 4 21 3 Tampa Bay: Recalled F Danick Martel Paul Casey 73-68-74-71 D.J. Trahan 67-70-67-71 Hight, 2,479. 3, Ron Capps, 2,388. SUNDAY’S RESULTS from Syracuse (AHL). Africa beat No. 5 seed Kei Nishikori 6-3, 7-6 (3) of Brooks Koepka 72-74-71-69 206 (-10) $180,000 276 (-12) $74,800 Paul Goydos 70-69-67 Pro Stock: Tanner Gray, 2,583. 2, Jeg Burnley 0, Chelsea 4 287 (-1) $103,500 Lucas Glover 68-72-67-69 Coughlin, 2,443. 3, Erica Enders, 2,434. Crystal Palace 2, Arsenal 2 COLLEGE Japan to win the Erste Bank Open in Vienna. Alex Noren 74-69-71-73 208 (-8) $119,600 Talor Gooch 71-68-68-69 Stephen Ames 72-65-71 Pro Stock Motorcycle: Matt Smith, 2,479. Man United 2, Everton 1 Iowa: Suspended DBs Trey Creamer and Th. Pieters 75-64-74-74 Bill Haas 70-70-67-69 2, Eddie Krawiec, 2,475. 3, LE Tonglet, MONDAY’S SCHEDULE Matt Hankins for a week after being Adam Scott 69-73-72-73 David McKenzie 68-70-70 St. Jaeger 72-70-67-67 Kenny Perry 71-70-67 2,418, 2,209. Tottenham vs. Man City, 3 cited for disorderly conduct. — Edited from news services 8 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, October 29, 2018

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THREE TAKEAWAYS THREE TAKEAWAYS NORTHWESTERN NOTRE DAME Defense Williams, in form Irish close for Irish to being By Teddy Greenstein Chicago Tribune complete Northwestern went streak- By LaMond Pope ing Saturday in Evanston: Post-Tribune The Wildcats won their fourth game in a row — and Notre Dame didn’t show ninth straight Big Ten West much rust after a week off. game. Here are three takeaways They’re 5-1 in Big Ten play from the third-ranked Irish’s and “in the driver’s seat in 44-22 win against Navy on the West,” as linebacker Paddy Saturday night in San Diego. Fisher put it. Iowa, Purdue and Wisconsin all lost, falling 1. Dexter Williams can do to 3-2 in the conference. more than run. Williams Incredibly enough, the led Notre Dame (8-0) with Wildcats practically could 142 rushing yards and three lock up the West if they beat REY DEL RIO/GETTY touchdowns on 23 carries, Iowa on Nov. 10 at Kinnick Purdue running back Markell Jones is upended and lands on Michigan State’s Khari Willis in East Lansing, Mich. but that’s not the only reason Stadium. That would give he received the game ball. them victories over the three “(Williams is) becoming a other contenders, allowing complete back,” coach Brian them to lose to Minnesota or Kelly told reporters in San Illinois down the stretch and Diego after the game. still go to Indianapolis for the No one should call “He got the game ball Big Ten title game at 7-2. because of his blocking. He Before all that comes a was outstanding.” visit from Notre Dame, Quarterback Ian Book which thrashed Navy 44-22 benefited, throwing for 330 on Saturday night to remain yards and two touchdowns. undefeated. Illini inconsistent Saturday marked the first And before moving on to time Williams and Jafar Saturday’s game against the Armstrong (52 rushing Irish, here are three take- yards, one touchdown and aways from Northwestern’s 64 receiving yards) played in 31-17 victory over Wisconsin: the same game. Williams missed the first four weeks, 1. Northwestern’s defense reportedly for disciplinary is peaking. The Wildcats Teddy Greenstein reasons. Armstrong was limited Wisconsin to 323 sidelined for the next three yards and top tailback Jona- On college football with a reported left knee than Taylor to a season-low infection. 46. A disclaimer: The Badg- Five things you should know about ers lost three fumbles and the Big Ten after nine weeks, 2. The Irish feel at home veteran quarterback Alex including this: Every game is a new on the road. Notre Dame Hornibrook missed the game season. lost a fumble on its first play with a concussion. Still, from scrimmage. The Irish Northwestern deserves cred- 1. What happened last week shook off the mistake and put it for holding the Badgers to doesn’t matter. Purdue became together touchdown drives 10 points until playing pre- America’s darlings after scoring seven in four of their next five vent in the final quarter. touchdowns against Ohio State. possessions to build a 27-0 Fisher said the return of One week later, the Boilermakers lead. linebacker Nate Hall from a made a lone trip to the end zone at Defensively, the Irish lower-body injury helped: “It Michigan State. were prepared for the triple makes a lot of difference with One week after trailing Rutgers in option. They limited Navy confidence and chemistry.” the fourth quarter, Northwestern (2-6) to 70 yards on 21 carries Asked about the team ris- stomped on Wisconsin. The Badgers in the first half. ing after a 1-3 start, coach Pat entered Evanston having won 16 ANDREW WEBER/GETTY The Irish are averaging Fitzgerald spoke of greater straight Big Ten West games, then Jim Harbaugh of Michigan and Urban Meyer of Ohio State huddle after the 48.3 points in their three competition on both sides of lost 31-17. 2015 game. Michigan is in a better position for a playoff berth this season. games away from South the ball. Michigan State starter Brian Bend. “The depth was too young Lewerke completed 5 of 25 passes 3. The Michigan-Michigan 4. James Franklin loves Trace They will play three of to make an impact right against Michigan. Seven days State kerfuffle is not over. McSorley. Statistically, Penn their four November games away,” he said. “Now the later, backup Rocky Lombardi Michigan State interim President State’s punky quarterback has had away from home, starting depth is starting to improve connected on 26 of 46. John Engler ripped the Big Ten a rough season. In part because of Saturday at Northwestern. and create competition. So if Big Ten teams are all over the over its decision to fine the school drops, he ranks 86th nationally in a guy makes a mistake, we’re map — except for Illinois, which $10,000 and alleged favorable passing efficiency rating and has 3. Don’t count out Drue able to use the best motivator has a consistently terrible defense. treatment for two conference completed 52.8 percent of his throws. Tranquill. Notre Dame in the world — the bench.” The Illini gave up 712 yards heavyweights: “I was told — But McSorley is a tremendous likely will be in the top four Saturday at Maryland. South and I haven’t been around very runner with a big heart. when the first College Foot- 2. Northwestern has a Florida dented them for 626, long — that down at the Big Ten He left the Iowa game Saturday ball Playoff rankings are re- strange kicking situation. Purdue tallied 611 and Penn State headquarters, the scarlet and gray with a leg injury but came back in leased Tuesday. Less than 30 minutes be- racked up 591. (Ohio State) and the maize and time to save Penn State from a third A healthy Tranquill will be fore kickoff, kicker Drew Credit Lovie Smith, at least, for blue (Michigan) have a little status. consecutive home loss. Wearing a vital to the final month. The Luckenbaugh was hurt warm- not hiding after losing 63-33 to the And it sure looked like it.” knee brace, he scampered 51 yards senior linebacker, who en- ing up. Two weeks earlier Terrapins: “The job I did of getting Quick review: The Big Ten ruled for a touchdown to give the Nittany tered the game second on the Luckenbaugh replaced the our football team ready was about that Michigan State violated the Lions a 24-17 lead. team with 46 tackles, exited injured Charlie Kuhbander. as bad a job that I could do. I have conference’s sportsmanship policy “He’s the toughest, best player in in the first quarter because of Punter Jake Collins was to do a lot better.” when it did its usual pregame field college football,” Franklin said a reported high ankle sprain. summoned for the opening walk — players linked arm in arm before reversing the order of He did not return. kickoff, and he sailed one out 2. Playoff hopes? It’s down to across the field about two hours adjectives. “He’s the best, toughest “(The X-ray) came back of bounds. two. Iowa’s second loss means the before kickoff. The school player in college football.” clean and he was out of the Meanwhile the NU equip- entire Big Ten West can forget “initiated contact with multiple boot by the time he got out of ment staff had to retrieve about the final four. Michigan is in members of Michigan’s team who 5. Northwestern can do Ohio the locker room,” Kelly said. Kuhbander’s pads back on a better position than Ohio State were legitimately on the field State a solid. And Michigan, “It’s Drue Tranquill. He may campus just so he could because its loss was far more during pregame warmups,” potentially. The Wildcats host be jogging when we get back handle extra points and at- respectable (by a touchdown at the league ruled. Notre Dame in prime time to the hotel. tempt a 26-yard field goal, Notre Dame, as opposed to 49-20 Engler, sounding off Saturday Saturday. No shock that the Irish “I wouldn’t count him out which he made. at Purdue), and a win over its rival on the WMMQ-FM pregame have owned the series, going 37-9. for Northwestern.” “We had Jake Collins kick- would take place on the road show, said host schools do not But perhaps only fans of the two ing off and (the injured) (Nov. 24 in Columbus, Ohio). On have to allow visitors on the schools know the record since [email protected] Kuhbander kicking extra top of that, the Buckeyes won’t get field until 90 minutes before 1995: Wildcats 2, Irish 0. Twitter @lamondpope points. So I have that going much credit for their Week 3 win kickoff. The 8-0 Irish will make the final for me … which is nice,” over TCU. The Horned Frogs are “I think it is one of the dumbest four by winning their final four Fitzgerald said, echoing Bill 3-5 after losing to Kansas. decisions that I’ve seen,” Engler games — at Northwestern, Florida Murray’s character from What’s the key for the Big Ten said. “Michigan asked to come out State, Syracuse at Yankee Stadium “Caddyshack.” East champ, other than scoring a early and warm up, and we said and at USC. Would a one-loss No word yet regarding solid victory over the West rep in that was OK. But we do this march, Notre Dame get in over a one-loss Luckenbaugh, who is be- Indianapolis? Hope that the SEC we’ve done it ever since Mark Big Ten champion? The Irish lieved to have a hip flexor does not have two attractive Dantonio has been here. And they probably would have Michigan injury. candidates. In other words, Roll weren’t late, they were pretty much boxed out because of their opening Fitzgerald rarely needs an Tide. An Alabama loss to LSU on right on time.” victory in South Bend. The 12-1 excuse to go for it on fourth Saturday would not be good. Same Final shot: Noting there is no Ohio State vs. 11-1 Notre Dame down, but this gives him one. for one-loss Georgia winning the appeal process, Engler said argument would be intriguing. He passed up a 24-yard conference title. Big Ten presidents have given field-goal try in the second The first CFP rankings will be Commissioner Jim Delany [email protected] quarter against Wisconsin. released at 6 p.m. Tuesday on ESPN. “God-like authority.” Twitter @TeddyGreenstein Charlie Fessler drew an in- terference penalty in the end zone, leading to Northwest- BIG TEN POWER RANKINGS ern’s second score. By Teddy Greenstein | Last week’s ranking in parentheses

3. Montre Hartage is a gem. 1. Michigan (1): Will the Wolverines get field stretcher Tarik Black back for the stretch run? Northwestern’s ace corner- 2. Ohio State (3): Purdue’s loss at Michigan State makes last week’s 49-20 thumping look stranger than fiction. back had a spectacular game, getting credited with four of 3. Iowa (2): Nate Stanley misfired on 31 of 49 passes , saying of his injured thumb: “Got hit, but it’s no excuse.” the Wildcats’ five pass break- ups. The Badgers had only 4. Northwestern (6): Why risk a lifetime of bragging rights by playing Notre Dame? GREGORY BULL/AP Dexter Williams gets a lift one as a team. 5. Michigan State (8): The award for the Big Ten’s 6. Penn State (7): … Tommy Stevens, who spelled Hartage is the 2018 ver- best backup quarterback goes to Rocky Lombardi Trace McSorley against Iowa. He completed 2 of 4 from Robert Hainsey during sion of Sherrick McManis, (26 of 46 for 318 yards versus Purdue). Or maybe to … passes and rumbled home from 3 yards out. Notre Dame’s easy win over the NU cornerback who Navy on Saturday night. went from two-star recruit to 7. Purdue (4): A Pete Thamel piece called Jeff Brohm “the hottest name in college football coaching.” Yahoojinx? Williams rushed for 142 yards NFL player with the Bears. and three touchdowns. Hartage was the nation’s 8. Wisconsin (5): LB Ryan Connelly is a baller. But he did get juked by Clayton Thorson on a 5-yard score. 2,138th-ranked player com- 9. Maryland (10): When the Terps win, they win big — by 29 vs. Minnesota, 27 vs. Rutgers and 30 vs. Illinois. ing from Cordele, Ga. Hartage has studied Mc- 10. Nebraska (11): The Huskers played 74 guys against Bethune-Cookman in what had a spring-training feel. Manis film from his North- western days, saying: “He 11. Minnesota (12): Said coach P.J. Fleck of the Gophers’ first Big Ten win: “Baby steps, infant steps, kid steps.” 8-0 NOTRE DAME’S works hard. He gets in the FINAL 4 12. Indiana (9): right position. Having role Rallied from three touchdowns down at Minnesota … and then allowed a 67-yard TD pass late. ■ Saturday at Northwestern ■ models like Sherrick means a 13. Illinois (13): Maybe the Illini should have hired a defensive-minded head coach to replace Bill Cubit. Oh, wait. Nov. 10 vs. Florida State lot to me. It shows me I can ■ Nov. 17 vs. Syracuse in N.Y. be in his shoes one day.” 14. Rutgers (14): Are Rutgers fans passing the hat to collect for Chris Ash’s $10.35 million buyout? ■ Nov. 24 at USC Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, October 29, 2018 9 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE

RICHARD DREW/AP ‘Sully,’Capt. Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger, right, air pilot of the US Airwaystraffic flight that had a water landing in Newcontroller York’s Hudson River talks with air traffic controller Patrick Hartenset in 2010. to reunite at NYC Marathon

By Melissa Murphy he finished a half-marathon at 10. were only three options,” Sullen- go tell Patty that everyone is OK,” on for as long as I could,” Harten Associated Press He’s also competed in three berger said. “Two that we could Harten said. “Somebody came said. “Whatever mental anguish I Ironman triathlons — a 2.4-mile not reach because we just didn’t down and said to me, ‘I think it was feeling at the time, I’d replace NEW YORK — The image is swim, 112-mile bike and 26.2-mile have enough energy or enough looks like everyone made it.’ I it with physical pain.” miraculous: Passengers standing marathon. altitude or speed. The only place thought they were messing with These days, the 44-year-old on the wings of a US Airways He’s training for his first NYC in the entire New York area that me at first. In my mind, I thought Harten trains on the boardwalk in jetliner as it floats down the Marathon and fifth overall, in- we could make was the river. they had all died. Long Beach, N.Y. He’s recently Hudson River. cluding two Boston Marathons. “I had to keep the wings exact “That was a pretty shocking — been slowed by leg cramps, but Pilot Chesley “Sully” Sullen- “I’ve got tons of mileage on my level, I had to start the landing at definitely a relief — but a pretty bikes to maintain his fitness. berger and air traffic controller legs,” Harten told The Associated the proper height, not too high shocking thing to hear.” Whether he can “run a 3:20” or Pat Harten are forever linked by Press in a phone interview. “It’s a and not too low to be able to touch Sullenberger requested the pi- “walk after Mile 2,” Harten says the amazing water landing that convergence of two very impor- the water with the least rate of lot union’s critical incident re- he’ll get to the finish line. saved all 155 passengers and crew tant aspects of my life — running descent and in the proper slightly sponse team come to New York “Running can be very therapeu- after a double-bird strike damaged with my father and you have the nose-up attitude. I had to do a lot and provide survivors with a “road tic and you’re going out there on both engines on Jan. 15, 2009. whole ‘Miracle of the Hudson.’ ” of things exactly right in those last map” of expected symptoms — your own. I don’t listen to head- Approaching the 10th anniver- The bond between Harten and few seconds simultaneously.” how the near-death experience phones. You kind of mentally sary of the “Miracle on the Hud- Sullenberger was forged on that Sullenberger and Harten had would affect thinking and sleep. work through stuff,” he said. “We son,” Sullenberger and Harten will 19-degree winter day. Flight 1549 about four minutes between the “We all experienced PTSD,” the spend so much time on electronics meet at the finish line of the New left LaGuardia Airport and, bird strike at 3:27 p.m. and ditch- 67-year-old Sullenberger said. “It and we’re always exposed to some York City Marathon. Sullenberger shortly after takeoff, a flock of ing into the Hudson River at 3:31 took a number of months to work kind of entertainment. I don’t will put the finisher’s medal Canadian geese damaged both p.m. Sullenberger credits four our way through it. But people can think people spend enough time around Harten’s neck in Central engines. Sullenberger asked decades and “thousands of hours” be resilient. just thinking. Going out for a run is Park on Nov. 4. Harten about landing at nearby of flight experience for the suc- “The critical insight for me, the perfect excuse to do that.” “We think the world of Patrick, Teterboro Airport in New Jersey, cessful outcome. The first New personally, was when I realized When he’s not hiking with his we’re going to be very honored in case he got thrust back in one of York Waterway ferry reached the that I had to make this experience wife, Sullenberger speaks about and excited to be there to cheer the engines. plane in just under four minutes, a part of me and not just some- air safety, talks to veterans about him on,” said Sullenberger, who “Off to the left he had he said. thing that happened to me. I had resources for PTSD and advises will attend with wife Lorrie. “We LaGuardia, off to the right he had “The fact that we, the rescuers to be able to somehow integrate on design safety for driverless worked together seamlessly in Teterboro, further on down the and first responders, were all able that into my psyche. And make it cars. one of the most dire situations line he had Newark,” Harten said. to come together to rise to the part of what makes me who I am.” The U.S. Air Force Academy anyone can imagine to try to save “I was just basically making sure occasion and make it our mission Harten had the support of wife graduate consulted on the 2016 every single life.” all options were available for him.” in life to see everyone was saved is Regina, mother Mary, three sib- movie “Sully,” starring Tom Harten is a second-generation “It was obvious that he was a something that will define the rest lings and his father. Hanks. He wished the investiga- air traffic controller, following the real pro,” Sullenberger said in a of our lives,” Sullenberger said. “My dad could kind of help tion scenes were “more nuanced.” path of his father and 36-year phone interview with the AP. “You Harten thought all the passen- because he could relate to it more The real passengers and crew veteran, Patrick Harten Sr. The hear the dedication in Patrick’s gers perished after he lost radar than the average person,” said will gather for the 10th anniversa- younger Harten attended air traf- voice. Trying to get us back to a contact when the plane dipped Harten, who is approaching 20 ry at the Carolinas Aviation Muse- fic control school in Alaska after runway, any runway.” below the New York skyscrapers. years as an air traffic controller, um, home to the reconstructed earning a degree in chemistry Sullenberger and first officer Protocol required leaving his posi- working six days a week, up to 10 Airbus A320, in Charlotte, N.C. from Stony Brook University. Jeff Skiles, who met three days tion, reviewing the incident and hours a day. “I call them the 1549 family,” His father, who ran the 1985 earlier, went through the checklist preparing an official statement. Running also helped him cope, Harten said. “Sully is like the NYC Marathon, introduced him of possibilities. After about 45 minutes, a co- along with six weeks of therapy. patriarch of the family. I think I to the sport. They started running “We had to collaborate word- worker in the break room sug- “I put the treadmill up to 10 can speak for just about everyone together when Harten was 9, and lessly and quickly realized there gested someone should “probably mph and I just ran hard and held on that flight: He’s the man.” 10 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, October 29, 2018 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE Nobody has his number: Bills set to honor Thomas

By John Wawrow Associated Press

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Thurman Thomas was in the midst of getting taped up before a Bills game at Soldier Field during his rookie season in 1988 when the running back recognized the un- mistakable voice of one of his teenage idols, Walter Payton. “I can still hear it,” Thomas recalled, before attempting to imi- tate Payton. “Yeah, a high-pitched voice like that: ‘Where’s that little No. 34?’ ” Thomas certainly knew who Payton was, given the Bears’ just-retired star running back was one of two people who inspired him to wear No. 34 since high school. The other was Oilers running back Earl Campbell, whom Thomas grew up rooting for in Houston; all three are Pro Football Hall of Famers now. What shocked him was some- one such as Payton knowing Thomas even existed, never mind taking the time to search him out before the opening kickoff. “He’s walking in and everybody stopped, and it was just like, ‘Holy crap, it’s Walter Payton,’ ” Thomas said. “I’m still trying to figure out how he knew me. I mean, I’m in Buffalo. I’m a rookie. And he comes in and it’s, ‘Where’s 34?’ “And I’m like, ‘I’m over here.’ ” It won’t be difficult to spot 34 at halftime of Buffalo’s home game against New England on Monday night. That’s when Thomas will become the third Bills player — joining former teammates quarterback Jim Kelly and defen- sive end Bruce Smith — to have his number retired. For all he accomplished during a 13-year Hall of Fame career, in which he was voted NFL MVP and Offensive Player of the Year in 1991 and led the league in yards from scrimmage from 1989-92, Thomas considers this one of his most notable achievements. “The more I get closer to it, the more and more I feel like these butterflies are coming into my stomach,” he added. “And I’ve never really felt that way about a lot of things. But, definitely, this is one of them.” Thomas would have preferred being honored during an after- noon game rather than a prime- time spectacle. “I’m not Bruce,” he said, mak- ing a joke at the expense of Smith, who had his No. 78 retired during a night game in 2016. His one concern is how the rebuilding and offensively chal- lenged Bills, who have managed just 81 points this season with a 2-5 record, might fare against Tom Brady and the Patriots (5-2), who have won 31 of the last 36 meetings between the AFC East rivals. “I just wish we could have a better record,” he said. These are certainly not the Bills of Thomas’ 12-season tenure, which included playing in four consecutive Super Bowls, losing them all. He previously suggested the Bills might have been cursed for cutting him, Smith and Hall of Fame receiver Andre Reed after the 1999 season. What followed was a 17-year playoff drought, which finally ended last year. Perhaps, Thomas said, his mere presence might spur the Bills to be competitive. Bills veteran defen- sive tackle Kyle Williams certainly hopes so. Williams and his wife treated Thomas and his wife to dinner last week, during which Thomas cited Williams as saying: “Hey, we’re going to do whatever we can to make that night even more spe- cial.” Williams didn’t deny being ad- ditionally motivated. “That’s the plan, right?” Williams said. “Sure, anybody who knows him, and knows the kind of guy he is, and what he meant and means to this fran- chise, I think it should motivate you.” The outcome is almost second- ary to Thomas, who was busy reflecting back on a career in which his number has already been retired at high school and DEAN DUPREY/AP college. Former Bills running back Thurman Thomas will have his No. 34 to himself after the team retires his number in a ceremony Monday night. He was motivated to succeed at Oklahoma State once he began said. “If we ran 10 sprints, I ran 11.” who just happened to be from will ever wear No. 34 again. And no way in hell I can get out there sharing the backfield with anoth- If it wasn’t for Thomas tearing a Buffalo. Some eight months later, no, Thomas said, no one should and do this,” he said, before a brief er eventual Hall of Famer, Barry left knee ligament before his the Bills selected him in the expect him to suit up one last time. pause. Sanders. junior season, he wouldn’t have second round. “I’ve been asked that question a “Maybe,” Thomas said, break- “He kept me on my heels. I elected to return for his senior His voice cracks with emotion lot this week. Oh my gosh, I’m like, ing into a smile, “for 1 yard or couldn’t make any mistakes,” he year, when he met his wife, Patti, when reminded no Bills player ‘People, I’m 52 years old. There’s something on the goal line.” Monday, October 29, 2018 | Section 4 AE+ ARTS+ENTERTAINMENT

JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS Elton John left little to chance as he pulled out one crowd-pleaser after another during his sold-out concert Friday night at the United Center. IN PERFORMANCE A farewell with a ’70s soundtrack Elton John’s goodbye tour dazzles United Center

By Greg Kot | Chicago Tribune earring only slighter smaller than a Mediterranean island, John at It was an 8-track-tape kind of tours by the British pianist, times came off as a cuddly talk- evening Friday as Elton John though John has said this one will show host, mouthing his thank- Terri Bevolo, left, and Mary Fremarek take pictures before Friday’s show. brought his long goodbye tour to be his last. Now where have we yous as the audience applauded the sold-out United Center. heard that before? In any case, him between songs. He remi- bench-kicking, goggle-eyed stage was, save for the bejeweled Most of the 24 songs per- John is expected to be on the road nisced about how a rehab stint in arena-rocker heyday. Backed by a outfits and heart-shaped tinted 1 formed in the 2 ⁄2-hour show for 300 shows over the next three Chicago in 1990 “turned my life veteran six-piece band, half of glasses, a picture of graciously were drawn from an era when years saying “farewell” before he around,” and from there his ca- which was made up of ’70s alums, modest professionalism. Richard Nixon was president and hangs up his sequined jacket for reer encompassed Broadway and with a huge video screen John is 71, his voice has deep- shag carpets were in vogue, six good (he’s already scheduled – show tunes, Las Vegas residencies framed like a Vegas billboard as a ened and his approach is now that alone from John’s 1973 double and sold out — a return to the and a handful of “back-to-the- backdrop, John let the visuals of a veteran artisan rather than an album, “Goodbye Yellow Brick Chicago area at the Allstate Arena roots” albums with T-Bone Bur- stoke the bacchanal of old. The unhinged showman. He left little Road,” which has reportedly sold on Feb. 15-16, 2019). nett and Leon Russell. screen images presented him as a to chance as he pulled out one 30 million copies worldwide. With a relatively modest num- But all that was off the agenda Kung Fu Liberace on acid or an crowd-pleaser after another. In many ways it was the latest ber of costume changes (three), on this night. It was all about the entertainer in the midst of Dante’s of what have been many nostalgia heavy on glitter and a bejeweled radio hits from John’s piano- Inferno. But the performer on Turn to Farewell, Page 5

Authors Chopin turns 100 and art at Historic theater has ushered in hipsters but Humanities kept its Polish roots By Chris Jones Festival Chicago Tribune

The Chicago Humanities Now a hipster highway, Mil- Festival’s fall fest, bearing the waukee Avenue in Chicago was title “Graphic!,” began this week- known in the first decades of the 20th century as Dinner Pail end and continues with a calen- Avenue — it was so named for dar of cultural events through the legions of workers carrying Nov. 11. Saturday’s programs their food as they trekked downtown along its thriving included three Chicago Tribune diagonal, filled with theaters of literary awards and two with all sizes and types. different takes on art. And in 1918, an upmarket, MICHELLE KANAAR/CHICAGO TRIBUNE 548-seat theater named the ERIK UNGER/CHICAGO TRIBUNE RON CHERNOW: Chicago The Tribune’s Bruce Dold presents historian and author Ron Chernow Chopin Theatre opened in the The 548-seat Chopin Theatre Tribune Literary Award with the 2018 Chicago Tribune Literary Award on Saturday. heart of Chicago’s Polish down- opened in 1918 in the heart of Ron Chernow received the town, the so-called Polonia Chicago’s Polish downtown. 2018 Chicago Tribune Literary enforcement of the rights of new CAROLINE FRASER: Triangle where Milwaukee Award for his body of work, black citizens in the South Heartland Literary Award Avenue sliced past Division taqueria), the Jefferson Theatre including 2004’s “Alexander helped crush the first incarna- for Nonfiction Street and Ashland Avenue. (all that’s left is a name in brick) Hamilton,” which inspired Lin- tion of the Ku Klux Klan, win- The winner of the Tribune’s This was a posher kind of movie and The Home 5 Cent Theater Manuel Miranda’s game-chang- ning him more favorable histori- Heartland Literary Award for theater from the older nickel- (now a cool shoe store), the ing musical. cal assessments in recent years. Nonfiction for “Prairie Fires,” odeons on Milwaukee Avenue Chopin has survived as a live He joined Tribune Publisher Yet he also precluded treason Caroline Fraser joined Tribune — elegant, comfortable and theater. and Editor-in-Chief Bruce Dold charges for Robert E. Lee and columnist Mary Schmich at the with ornamentation on a par Monday night, its owners are at Symphony Center to discuss other Confederate generals in Chicago Temple to discuss her with what could be enjoyed throwing the neighborhood a his latest biography, “Grant,” the surrender at Appomattox. biography of Laura Ingalls downtown. public party to celebrate its recently optioned for film by Chernow noted, “There was no Wilder. In the process, like Cher- The name of the Chopin 100th anniversary. Steven Spielberg and Leonardo legal and historical reckoning” now, she explored the gap be- Theatre kept changing — to the What neighborhood are we DiCaprio. Chernow noted his for that deep racial divide in the tween the myths and the reality Harding back to the Chopin to talking? West Town? Or Wicker interest lies in writing about nation. The result is that white of the life behind the “Little the Pix. By the 1950s, it had Park? historical figures who’ve been supremacy has remained a “virus House” books. Wilder and her succumbed to being the home The current owners of the reduced to “a stereotype that in the body politic.” daughter, Rose (with whom she of the Security Federal Savings Chopin, Zygmunt Dyrkacz and does not do justice to them” and Chernow ended by announc- had a fraught relationship), and Loan. Then it was a thrift Lela Headd Dyrkacz, say they asserted that “there is a bull ing his next major project — a carefully cultivated the Ingalls shop. Then a discotheque. prefer to think of their theater market in Grant shares.” biography of the man who pub- family’s image as self-reliant But those were just blips in as a kind of gateway to Wicker Ulysses Grant was once sec- lished Grant’s memoirs, better homesteaders — even though its history. Unlike such other Park. The duo, who now lease ond only to Warren Harding on known as Mark Twain. Milwaukee Avenue establish- the list of bad presidents, but his — Kerry Reid Turn to Humanities, Page 3 ments as the Enterprise (now a Turn to Chopin, Page 4 2 Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Monday, October 29, 2018

CELEBRITIES Box office Tribune news services 1. “Halloween,” $32 million 2. “A Star Is Born,” ASK AMY $14.1 million By Amy Dickinson 3. “Venom,” $10.8 million [email protected] Twitter @askingamy 4. “Goosebumps 2,” $7.5 million

5. “Hunter Killer,” $6.7 million Mom has a live-in ‘Brad’ problem 6. “The Hate U Give,” $5.1 million Dear Amy: I am a 36-year- most positive aspects of a deed to it. In my adopted 7. “First Man,” $4.9 million old mother. My daughter, her life right now? Make home city of Chicago, “Stacy,” is 18. Her sure she understands that where parking spots are 8. “Smallfoot,” $4.8 million boyfriend, “Brad,” is 30. alcohol use will trigger her high-stakes investments, 9. “Night School,” Stacy and Brad have been depression. Check that she you could probably sublet $3.3 million together for a year. He is using effective birth your space to your neigh- moved in with us as soon control. bors. You are being gener- 10. “Mid90s,” $3 million as they started dating. A year on, you should ous to let people use it. So many factors are create an exit strategy and If you want to be gener- Source: Associated Press Estimated sales, frustrating for me. Why did timeline. And if your mon- ous toward your ill neigh- Friday-Sunday I allow this in the first ey is funding Brad’s drink- bor, you should ignore her place? Brad drinks too ing, figure out how to plug guests’ choice to park there much, can’t hold a job and that tap. For now, provide and tell yourself you’re doesn’t contribute finan- shelter and food. Never being neighborly and kind, cially to the household. But give spending money for or contact her to say, “I see my daughter, who had any purpose. Stacy and your guests frequently use EVAN VUCCI/AP depression and severe Brad need to find work, my parking space. This is anxiety, is happy and doing and then (in perhaps six usually fine, but I do need amazingly well right now. months), if you no longer you to ask me in advance. Kanye designs line I am done supporting want them in your house- Here’s my number; can you Brad, but Stacy can’t hold, they will need to make sure to text me? understand why I’m frus- move elsewhere. Make Otherwise, if I can’t figure of ‘Blexit’ T-shirts trated. Can you offer your sure Stacy knows you are out who is in the space, I feedback on my situation? not punishing her or giving might have to call parking Kanye West now has something to wear with his — Done Mom up on her but it is time for enforcement.” red MAGA hat: The rapper and prominent supporter her to start living her own Traffic cones placed in of President Donald Trump has designed a line of Dear Done: You should life — with you in her cor- the space would be a visual T-shirts that read “Blexit,” a call for African-Ameri- never have allowed your ner, as always. reminder. cans to leave the Democratic Party. CHRIS PIZZELLO/INVISION teen daughter’s adult Her fiance’s usurping The shirts were revealed Saturday at Turning Point boyfriend to move into Dear Amy: I live in a six- the shared basement space USA’s Young Black Leadership Summit, a meeting of Ariana Grande’s sweet your home. But few fam- unit condo building. My is probably an issue for young, black conservatives in Washington. “Blexit is a news: Ariana Grande is ilies operate according to neighbors are great, but your condo’s governing renaissance, and I am blessed to say that this logo, ready to hit the road again an ideal blueprint. You may one lacks courtesy and I body. these colors, were created by my dear friend and and will begin a new world have felt that having him in don’t know how to address fellow superhero Kanye West,” said Candace Owens, tour early next year. your home was safer than it. I own two parking Dear Amy: You gave a the group’s spokeswoman. Grande announced Friday perhaps her running away spaces but rarely use the “nice” answer to “Sad The superhero mention was a reference to some- that her 42-date “Sweet- and living with him. And second space. Whenever Mom,” who claimed not to thing West had said during an appearance in the Oval ener” world tour will kick you would have been right. anyone asks to use it, I love her older son (a tod- Office with Trump earlier this month, when the rap- off March 18 in Albany, N.Y. I take it you believe that always consent. My neigh- dler), after she’d had an- per said wearing his MAGA hat made him “feel like It’s the first North Ameri- Stacy’s relief from her bor “Barbara’s” visitors other baby. But hey, no one Superman.” can tour for the “No Tears depression and anxiety is routinely park in my space, is forcing her to have chil- The shirts, including another design that reads “We Left to Cry” singer since tied to her boyfriend’s sometimes overnight, dren. If she can’t handle Free,” come in teal, orange and lilac. According to the her “Dangerous Woman” presence in the household. without asking. being a mother of two, she Blexit website, “BLEXIT is a frequency for those who tour, which was suspended If you believe this, then it Her fiance uses our should have thought of have released themselves from the political ortho- after a terrorist bombing unfortunately ties both you shared condo basement as that before! doxy. It is a rebellion led by Americans wishing to killed 22 and injured more and your daughter to him. his personal workshop, — Experienced Mom disrupt the simulation of fear.” than 500 at Manchester And please don’t let Brad and his stuff is everywhere. Arena in Manchester, be in charge of your life! I could go on and on. Dear Experienced: This — The Washington Post England, in May 2017. Your daughter might be The difficulty is that my mother was in a bad, dark Grande resumed touring maturing into a more emo- neighbor was treated for place. She obviously didn’t the following month after tionally stable state. At 18, breast cancer last year, so it anticipate this. Judging her helping raise money for her brain is still devel- is awkward to speak up. so harshly doesn’t help her Oct. 29 birthdays: Banjo player Sonny Osborne is 81. victims of the bombing at oping. She should seek a Can you help? — or her children. Country singer Lee Clayton is 76. Actor Richard the “One Love Manches- professional diagnosis and — Parked Upon Dreyfuss is 71. Actress Kate Jackson is 70. Actor Dan ter” concert. Grande’s tour therapy, even though she is Copyright 2018 by Amy Castellaneta is 61. Singer Randy Jackson is 57. Actress will support her album feeling well right now. Dear Parked Upon: You Dickinson Winona Ryder is 47. Actress Tracee Ellis Ross is 46. “Sweetener,” which de- You should ask her why own this parking space. Actress Gabrielle Union is 46. 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TELEVISION REVIEW ‘Facebook Dilemma’ examines the dark side of sharing

By Michael Phillips on documentaries about and of Russia’s fake-news, Understaffing (galling, Chicago Tribune Harvey Weinstein, Guanta- Facebook-facilitated assault considering the profits namo Bay and the current on the Ukraine. The 2016 involved), a lack of govern- No bombshell revelations administration’s Environ- U.S. presidential election, mental regulation and other can be found, hiding in the mental Protection Agency, and Russia’s Facebooking factors combined with a weeds of the two-part PBS so he knows something role in swinging it against moment in American cul- “Frontline” documentary about disasters in the mak- Hillary Clinton, comes in ture when “hyperpartisan” “The Facebook Dilemma.” ing. He and co-producer for the right amount of divisions became a ripe There’s no “gotcha!” mo- and co-writer Anya Bourg screen time in “The Face- new business model. ment to startle you into build their portrait of an book Dilemma.” Enough, As Roger McNamee, an unfriending the scarily unregulated corporate but not too much, in other early Facebook investor, influential social media monster around interviews words. Jacoby strives to says to Jacoby: “Fear and platform. with former and current create patterns of use and anger” creates “greater But none are needed. Facebook employees, many abuse, not settle any one engagement,” and therefore Enough can be verified now with extraordinarily high- score. “more advertising value.” about Facebook CEO Mark minded job titles. (One Donald Trump’s 2016 With the midterm elections Zuckerberg’s business mod- interview subject, Naomi digital media director Brad coming soon, Facebook has el, safety and security lapses Gleit, is Facebook’s current LEAH MILLIS/REUTERS Parscale, now ramping up created an “election integri- and secretive data mining VP of “social good.”) Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg testifies on Capitol Hill his efforts as Trump’s 2020 ty team” to help Zucker- operations to let billions of Archival footage of regarding user data. “The Facebook Dilemma” examines campaign manager, notes berg’s creation to learn us make an informed risk Zuckerberg’s appearances the company’s data harvesting and surveillance tactics. that he spent $100 million from its past mistakes. “The analysis about Facebook, through the years, first as a in Facebook advertising to Facebook Dilemma” our lives and its digital beer-cup-holding bro interviewed for this “Front- deceptive, inflammatory help get his guy in office. chronicles those mistakes, surveillance thereof. I’m straight out of Harvard and line” project.) Former Face- Facebook pages popped up Ironic, he adds: Trump reminding us that Facebook still on Facebook, for the ready to make money, re- book global public policy like mad, and soon there made hay on a company knows a lot more about us record. If you are, too, you veals impetuous ambition director Tim Sparapani was blood in the streets. and a digital town hall “that than we do about Facebook. should watch this two-hour underscored by Zucker- recalls a time when he The ridiculously simple was all built by liberals.” “The Facebook Dilemma” “Frontline” report. For berg’s early motto: “Move assumed, like his col- truth about Facebook and Throughout the docu- airs 9 p.m. Monday and 9 news feed scrollers and fast and break things.” leagues, that the public’s its role in modern elec- mentary, which is swiftly p.m. Tuesday on WTTW-Ch. algorithm patsies every- That archival footage “common sense and com- tions? “If I call my oppo- paced but cogently focused 11 and online at pbs.org/ where, director James Ja- includes one memorably mon decency” would keep nent names,” Ghonim says, on a few themes, we hear of facebookdilemma. coby’s careful, dogged, very panicky interview a few things on track. But as Arab regarding the social media warning signs about the fine documentary will make years later, by which time Spring activist and initial platform, the clicks and political abuses of Facebook Michael Phillips is a Tribune for an engrossing lesson in the vaunted privacy protec- Facebook champion Wael likes and shares go up. going unheeded. The com- critic. the price of a “like.” tion of Facebook’s users had Ghonim tells Jacoby, after The weaponizing of pany didn’t want to deal For “Frontline” and “60 been proven demonstrably the Egyptian uprising in Facebook flourished in the with safety and security [email protected] Minutes,” Jacoby worked false. (Zuckerberg was not 2011, fake news vitriol and wake of the Arab Spring, until it absolutely had to. Twitter @phillipstribune Authors Survival tips for and art Humanities, from Page 1 the phone-obsessed father Charles was a rest- less and imprudent man who habitually ran up debts he couldn’t pay. Yet, as Fraser wrote in an excerpt from “Prairie Fires” that she read at the event, the story of Wilder Heidi Stevens was “a different kind of Balancing Act triumph than ones we’re used to recognizing.” (Such To scroll through as a Union general-turned- DAVID CROSBY Heather Havrilesky’s “Ask president, perhaps.) Wilder George Saunders, who grew up in south suburban Oak Polly” columns for The Cut may have glossed over the Forest, wrote the acclaimed novel “Lincoln in the Bardo.” is to peer through a win- saddest details of her fam- dow into a house of pain — ily’s story in her fictional comes out of faulty projec- ANNA FELICITY marital strife, familial children’s series, but both tion and all projection is FRIEDMAN: “Tattoo injustices, career disap- her life and her fiction faulty.” As he wrote in The History” pointments, toxic friend- embody what Fraser called Guardian last year, the Tattoos are shedding the ships, childhood trauma “the heroism of daily per- characters in “Bardo” are sordid image they had for revisited. severance.” “arguing for what I’d call a much of the last century, a “I am exhausted, and I Fraser notes that it was viral theory of goodness.” period tattoo scholar Anna feel like everything I do is Wilder’s determi- — Kerry Reid Felicity Friedman called wrong,” a recent inquiry nation that al- the “dark ages” during her began. lowed her and her JERRY SALTZ: Chicago Humanities Festi- Havrilesky answers the husband, Al- “The Art World val talk Saturday titled queries with empathy and WILLY SOMMA PHOTO manzo, to come Problem” “Tattoo History.” nuance and length. Her Advice columnist and essayist Heather Havrilesky back from “the Before becom- In short sleeves to show answers aren’t pithy. They recently released the book “What If This Were Enough?” trials of Job” in ing the best- off some of her own tattoo wend and weave and their early mar- known art critic collection, the scholar told search. sponsible to turn away riage — including, in America, the the audience in the sanctu- “I want you to stop from the bad news. as Schmich noted, winner of 2018’s ary at the Chicago Temple trying to catch up with that “It can feel guilt-induc- a literal plague of Fraser Pulitzer Prize for that tattooing is known to perfect ghost they sing ing to step back and culti- locusts. “Her criticism for his go back more than 5,000 about in your church, and vate the intuition to slough writing was all about the work in New York maga- years in human history and join me here instead,” she off what’s happening,” she heartland — and not just zine, Jerry Saltz was an likely dates to much earlier answered “All Wrong.” said. “Obviously it’s a privi- the metaphorical heart- early 1970s School of the than that. “Let’s be broken and cold lege to be able to do that, land,” Fraser said. Art Institute student strug- But right now is a hey- and anxious and sarcastic and a lot of people feel like — Kerry Reid gling to make art. day, with tattoos gaining together. ... Revel in who they don’t have the right to But the Chicago-area cultural acceptance even as you already are, effort- do it. But you’re not going GEORGE SAUNDERS: native listened to “the 3:15 techniques for making lessly, and leave your imag- to do anything good in the Heartland Literary a.m. voices,” Saltz told a them have improved and inary impossible self be- world if you stay dragged Award for Fiction Chicago Humanities Festi- serious artists have applied hind forever.” into that matrix all the The Civil War and great val audience Saturday, the themselves to the work. She’s a beautiful writer, time.” loss also figure into George “demons” telling him he Disappearing, she said, is in addition to a thoughtful Havrilesky writes about Saunders’ acclaimed novel wasn’t good enough, smart the idea that tattooing is dispenser of sage advice. taking walks and letting “Lincoln in the Bardo.” enough, etc. And he only for the “marginal” or Her work has appeared in herself feel grateful, but Saunders, who grew up in stopped making art. He the “deviant.” The Atlantic, The New the present.” also ticked off. south suburban Oak Forest, worked as a long-distance A Forest Park resident, Yorker, The New York And yet, it’s so hard to “That’s my territory: received the Heartland truck driver out of New Friedman herself exempli- Times Magazine and else- look away. From Facebook. gratitude and anger, anger Literary Award for Fiction York, all the while wanting fies the trend. Tattoo maga- where. From push notifications. and gratitude,” she writes. and joined Tribune books to get back into the art zines used to be offshoots She’s just released a From our phones. “It’s an important place to editor Jennifer Day in world. Finally he decided of biker or porn publishing collection of essays, “What “Face-to-face, real-time live.” conversation at Symphony to become a critic, writing operations, she said. But If This Were Enough?” and connection to others feels “You have to take care of Center. his first pieces at age 41, “The World Atlas of Tat- she’ll be in Winnetka on fraught and awkward yourself, and that means Inspired by stories of slowly learning to shrug off too,” which Friedman Monday night discussing it compared to the safe dis- protecting yourself from President Lincoln’s visits to the foggy terminology used edited and served as main at a Family Action Network tance of digital communi- too much poison,” she told the tomb of his son Willie, in standard art writing and author for, was published event at North Shore cation,” she writes. “We me. “That means honoring Saunders conjures the find his true voice, then by Yale University Press, in Country Day School. maintain intimate virtual how you feel, which is an “bardo,” or the Tibetan coming to prominence first 2015. “Since I’ve become an contact with strangers but incredibly difficult thing Buddhist transition from at The Village Voice. She also runs tattoohis- advice columnist, my seem increasingly isolated for women, especially, to death to rebirth, where Sprinkled with profan- torian.com and has thoughts are not to just from our closest friends do.” Lincoln is surrounded by ity, the speaker’s left-of- launched the online Center observe the cultural kalei- and family members.” Havrilesky’s book isn’t a garrulous spirits at George- center politics and his for Tattoo History and doscope of poisons we’re Leaving us feeling less set of operating instruc- town’s Oak Hill Cemetery. advice for artists and writ- Culture, aimed at spread- ingesting and bringing alone than we probably tions. Her essays ruminate His wide-ranging discus- ers (essentially: be “delu- ing academic work about back into the world with are. and reflect and nudge us sion with Day included his sional” enough to insist you tattoos. our disordered behavior, “Our worlds exist on our toward a less frantic, dis- idolization of Chicago have something to say and What’s behind the cur- but also to try to gesture in phones, which feels like a tracted way. Mostly, they journalists such as Mike so keep saying it), the talk, rent tattoo wave, she said, the direction of a remedy very isolating experience made me feel less crazy for Royko. which sold out the Art is the development of the for that poisoning process,” even though you’re con- feeling a little crazy all the As a writer from the Institute’s Fullerton Hall, electric tattoo machine in she told me by phone re- necting with other people time. “heartland,” Saunders was titled “The Art World the late 19th century; the cently. and can see other people “I don’t think I wriggled laughingly noted that per- Problem.” influence of fine art; the Her book taps into the are outraged with the my way out of my own ceptions of the Midwest It wasn’t as linear as that propagation of the art form underlying sense of mal- world and what’s happen- traps until I could accept often lean toward Norman might suggest. For an hour- via photography; celebri- aise and disconnection that ing in their lives,” that things will never feel Rockwell ideas of “strong plus that he would have ties and media taking up colors so much of our Havrilesky told me. “It can perfect and what really stoic people speaking softly happily stretched to three, tattoos; and globalization day-to-day interactions feel like an isolating thing feels good is noticing how about the crops.” Yet he Saltz, 67, touched on prob- making it easier for our with other humans. to experience these trage- imperfect things are,” she noted that his family “were lems he sees, including too culture to learn about “Day in and day out, dies or catastrophes as told me. “We shouldn’t be talkers. There was always much reverence for “art tattoo traditions in other through aspirational prod- your own private hell that striving to get better and banter.” The only conversa- history” that excludes societies. Asked by an ucts and heartfelt-seeming you have to metabolize on better each day. We should tional rule was that “you women and minorities, an audience member why commercial messages, in your own, even though be savoring all of it. My couldn’t be boring.” exclusionary tone that people get tattoos, Fried- the psychobabble of gurus they’re things happening emancipation route is to Saunders reflected on keeps out common folk, man said the most com- and the motivational all around you. You’re like live in reality, the good and the rancor in the nation and critics and academics mon reasons were for rhythms of Facebook testi- this strange, isolated spec- bad and ugly and beautiful while tying into the Hu- who don’t dare say they memorialization, rites of monies, between the lines tator surrounded by all together.” manities Festival’s theme of don’t like somebody’s work passage, therapy and iden- of pop songs and the dia- these strange, isolated “Graphic!” — life in the and artists who can’t take it tity proclamation. logue of TV comedies, we spectators. It breeds a Join the Heidi Stevens’ new digital and visual when somebody does. His “But why on the body?” are taught to communicate certain level of madness.” Balancing Act Facebook realms. “I have more confi- most radical idea, espe- the questioner insisted. triumph while privately Sound familiar? group, where she hosts live dence in our firsthand cially coming from a white “Because you can’t lose experiencing ourselves as The logical thing would chats every Wednesday at experiences than our virtu- male critic: a five-year it, right?” Friedman re- inadequate and our lives as be to put down our devices 1 p.m. al experiences or cable TV moratorium on exhibitions sponded. “It adds emphasis disappointing,” she writes. and commit to a life lived experiences,” he said. He by white male painters. forever.” “Day by day, minute by in the moment, eye-to-eye. [email protected] added, “Snark and anger — Steve Johnson — Steve Johnson minute, we are robbed of But it can feel a little irre- Twitter @heidistevens13 4 Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Monday, October 29, 2018

IN PERFORMANCE Giordano fills Harris Theater with energy

By Lauren Warnecke “Jolt” can get a little cheesy, Chicago Tribune but to my earlier point, anything less than that The Harris Theater can might not work in this be a tough space for dance venue when you’re going companies, swallowing up for humor. Eckman’s ode to the subtleties of fine-tuned espresso begins with the gestures, text or facial dancers in bras or bare expressions. It’s got a chilly chested, drumming on subterranean atmosphere aluminum cups in sharp, that rarely, if ever, feels square down pools of light. homey; forging intimacy They use the props and with the audience is a their feet to foreshadow near-impossibility, unless Evan Bivins’ score, which of course you’re Giordano uses kitchen utensils and Dance Chicago (GDC). buckets as percussion The 56-year-old jazz instruments. “Jolt’s” jour- dance company has a ney is the one many of us knack for reaching every take every morning, rolling seat of its home theater, out of bed for a daily dose projecting energy all the of caffeine before rushing way to the back row at the out into the rat race. The Harris and making us feel dancers throw on mini- like we’re all in this to- skirts or blazers in micro- gether. And that’s the sense seconds, power walking I got from GDC’s season the stage in strips of light opener, a grouping of five (designed by Kam Hobbs), works under the umbrella then accelerate into jazz theme “Live in the Mo- dancing so fast it’s hard for mentum.” the eye to keep up. Celebration is some- The night’s rousing thing GDC does better closer is “Soul,” a world than any other dance com- premiere by renowned pany in Chicago. Their choreographer Ray Leeper. works tend to be fun-filled “Soul” is the second GDC and jubilant, allowing us to commission from Leeper, forget about life for a while. having made his company All but one of the works on debut with the smash hit the “Live in the Momen- “Feelin’ Good Sweet” in LARA GOETSCH tum” program followed 2014. And while “Feelin’ Janet Ulrich Brooks, left, as Maria Callas and Molly Hernandez as student Sophie in “Master Class” at TimeLine. that formula, with the first Good” is more of an audi- 1 act bringing back three ence-pleaser from begin- IN PERFORMANCE ‘Master Class’ ★★ ⁄2 humorous works from the ning to end, “Soul” ramps company’s archives. up from a quieter begin- “Sidecar” opened the ning, relatively speaking. evening, a 2004 creation by Leeper leans on the music Mark Swanhart. A former of Gladys Knight and the Hubbard Street dancer, Pips, Al Green and Tina Play doesn’t go to Swanhart’s roots are evi- Turner, ending the piece dent in the quirky physical with a raucous, Studio humor he uses in this 54-style dance to “Proud work. It begins in silence Mary” — complete with with a gaggle of dancers sequined dresses and but- tumbling to the floor from terfly collars (costumed by diva’s true extremes each wing, two of them Jordan Ross); exposed, with stiff legs in the air, flashy lights (by Jacob By Chris Jones Stage 773 starring Janet When: Through Dec. 9 roles: On the night I was while another stands in a Snodgrass) and swirling, Chicago Tribune Ulrich Brooks, without Where: Stage 773, there, anyway, the issue spotlight in the middle of high ponytails. thinking about how a 1225 W. Belmont Ave. with the performance was the stage. A handful of The anomaly is the re- When the great Ameri- younger writer now would that it tends to stay in the blackouts shift this scene turn of Peter Chu’s “Di- can playwright Terrence deal with this topic. Based Running time: 2 hours, middle zone when, in fact, around the stage, until a vided Against,” which McNally wrote “Master on some of the stuff I’ve 15 minutes it is written more on the precarious ladder drops offers the only respite from Class” in 1995, it was gen- been told went on in the Tickets: $42.50 to $56.50 extremes. To put that from the rafters and a the evening’s high-octane erally accepted that study- arts classes of that era, at 773-327-5252 or another way, McNally series of exasperated spunkiness. This gorgeous ing the arts with a fa- there is another play to be timelinetheatre.com wants you to be be scared matchmakings unfolds. It work is well-placed after mously tempestuous diva written, I think, and writ- stiff of Callas in a way that all seems to allude to the the intermission, and it’s — like, say, the late Maria ten it should be. Brooks and Bowling don’t title, though I can’t tell if worth mentioning, as I did Callas — would mean But McNally, of course, show you here, and then, “Sidecar” is more inspired when “Divided Against” subjecting yourself to an is first and foremost a piece, I think, is to make it in the next moment, to be by the idea of a tag-along premiered two years ago, uncomfortable level of Callas fan, flaws and all. clear to us that Callas’ overwhelmed by the love sidekick or a slightly tart that Chu’s is not the easiest personal judgment. And he is an opera aficio- intensity comes from a she feels both for her art bourbon beverage. Both, I or most natural aesthetic Back then, teachers of nado — thus although place of love for her art and for her fellow singers, imagine. for GDC’s dancers (and opera or acting were sup- “Master Class” is not a and, of course, from her a sudden tenderness and Jon Lehrer’s 2006 quin- perhaps their audience, posed to be terrifying: All musical, it most certainly is hard knocks — if you boil affection that also never tet “Loose Canon” and too). Nevertheless, it feels the better, it was widely a play with vocal music (by down most of her lessons, quite does come through. Autumn Eckman’s “Jolt” richer and more satisfying thought, to insist on im- the likes of Verdi, Puccini she is telling her students It all comes from her heart, (2012) turn up the sass every time they performs peccable standards, to and Bellini). This helped in the play never to com- but it involves a great deal even more. The former this piece. “Divided push students to break him write a role that re- promise on truth. of risk. features company veterans Against,” in its movement, through their own unhelp- mains a favorite of ac- Director Nick Bowling’s And although the scenes Maeghan McHale, Zachary pulsating score by Djeff ful defenses and to steel tresses looking for some- production does a lot right: with students are very Heller, and Devin Buchan- Houle and squint-inducing them for the horrors of the one in whom they can sink the hugely talented young strong, the piece doesn’t an with relative new- lighting by Kevin Dreyer actual business, it being far their teeth and follow in actress Molly Hernandez, manage to compel during comers Adam Houston and does not offer a natural more brutal than any mere the distinguished likes of who already has impressed the flashback sequences in Linnea Stureson Tolbert — climax — the arcs of the class, even one of the real Zoe Caldwell, Audra at Theo Ubique and else- which Callas goes back and yes, four years in this piece are mined by the master classes given by McDonald and Patti where, is terrific as the first over a life with as much company is a short time by viewer in the subtle mo- Callas at Juilliard. LuPone, to name just a few. student of the night, hop- personal tempest as pro- comparison — repeated ments when you find your- Whatever your position Those of us who saw Faye ing for protection from the fessional. They just don’t Saturday by the other half self staring at the concave on the validity of that Dunaway in this role dur- pianist (the terrific feel in the moment and it’s of the company. Donning surfaces of the dancers’ particular pedagogy, there ing the first national tour Stephen Boyer), the only crucial that you never white boxer shorts and backs turned toward us, or now is no question that in the 1990s are not ever potential buffer from the quite know how this “Mas- muscle tees, “Loose Can- swaying with them in your times have changed. Much likely to forget that per- dangers of Callas, un- ter Class” is going to end. on” is a self-deprecating seat as they retreat upstage, of what McNally imagines formance, either. leashed. She’s followed by So, as Callas might say, parody set to Pachelbel’s cautiously rocking to and Callas as doing to her At the point of the imag- Eric Anthony Lopez and on one of her kinder days: “Canon in D” as inter- fro between their feet, an students’ self-esteem ined class, Callas is long Keirsten Hodgens, both of TimeLine’s “Master Class” preted by Wynton arm slowly rising above would now be viewed as past her vocal prime: One whom are both fine singers remains a promising work Marsalis. And who among their heads. unacceptable in the acade- of her students accuses her and very live presences on in progress. us hasn’t pooh-poohed and my, a form of shaming. So of taking out her own the stage. picked on the repetitive Lauren Warnecke is you can’t now watch “Mas- frustrations on her poor Ulrich Brooks is one of Chris Jones is a Tribune anthem overused in wed- a freelance critic. ter Class,” which I saw students, teaching them to most distinguished actors critic. dings? Friday in a new TimeLine “sing recklessly” as she did playing one of the contem- Like “Loose Canon,” [email protected] Theatre production at herself. But the key to the porary theater’s toughest [email protected] Chopin Theatre marks 100 years

Chopin, from Page 1 by fire) and the Around the its support of emerging fight waves of commercial- Coyote art festival, a fa- musicians. “I think we ism,” Dyrkacz said, a point out their mainstage on a mously freewheeling, mul- contributed,” she said, of view echoed by Burke- seasonlong basis to the tivenue festival of art that understating her own Dain and Smith, both of House Theatre of Chicago in many ways established influence. whom said they found all but have also produced Wicker Park as an artistic For his part, Dyrkacz, of the gentrification in the many shows themselves, community in the 1990s long a colorful, loquacious neighborhood tough to made the case in an inter- and early aughts. and outspoken character, stomach. view last week that their In an interview Thurs- has long-standing issues Plenty of hipsters and purchase of the Chopin in day, Around the Coyote with what he sees as the condo dwellers find their 1990 actually paved the co-founder Elizabeth City of Chicago’s privi- way to the Chopin these way for the cultural growth Burke-Dain said that she’s leging of big downtown days. In recent years, that made Wicker Park, recently been cleaning out players at the expense of they’ve been able to see all well, Wicker Park. her basement of all of her his own privately curated manner of entertainments, “I think we changed the Around the Coyote art- arts center, along with including a production of whole neighborhood,” work. “It really doesn’t what he bluntly describes “Our Town” in the base- Zygmunt Dyrkacz said. seem that long ago,” she as “the disappearance of ment that was directed by In that spirit, the owners said, a tad wistfully. For Chicago’s intellectuals.” A David Cromer and went on have invited to the party many years, she noted, 66-year-old Polish immi- to become one of the most such fellow early Wicker virtually the entire creative grant himself, Dyrkacz has famous Chicago shows of Park players as the Guild community of Chicago for years ensured that the all times. GORDON COSTER/GETTY Complex (a literary group showed up at something at Chopin’s lobby and side But if the Chopin was a The Chopin Theatre in 1944. Over the years, the Milwaukee founded in 1989), the Bop Around the Coyote rooms look like they belong pioneer there, it also never Avenue theater also has been the home of the Security Shop (a cutting-edge, The Bop Shop’s Kate to a theater with roots in has lost its connection to its Federal Savings and Loan, a thrift shop and a discotheque. avant-garde jazz club of the Smith had similar memo- Polish culture: You’ll find earliest incarnation as a 1990s), Chicago Latino ries, speaking by phone of Polish art, tchotchkes and, place where those Chi- comforted and entertained. Chris Jones is a Tribune Theatre (one of the first fond memories of the at the bar, Zywiec, the cagoans either born in, or Twoje zdrowie. critic. Chicago theaters in Wicker club’s singular reputation Polish beer of choice. tied to, the nation of Poland Here’s to the next 100 Park until it was destroyed for cutting-edge music and “We have always had to could find themselves years. [email protected] Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Monday, October 29, 2018 5

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— the illusion of the flam- Elton John says goodbye ing piano in “Burn Down Crossword the Mission,” the copious Farewell, from Page 1 dile Rock”), gospel (“Bor- machine-generated fog der Song,” which the late and progressive-rock Many of them reflected an Aretha Franklin once cov- bombast of “Love Lies appreciation for American ered) and the New Orleans Bleeding,” the dueling drag music and American myth boogie of Professor Long- queens in “The Bitch is shared by John and his hair (as heard in an ex- Back.” longtime songwriting tended version of “Levon”). The singer’s best mo- partner, lyricist Bernie A few of the more ments didn’t need to be Taupin. earnest songs fell flat. The propped up with theatrics. Scrape away the cheese, deep cut “Indian Sunset,” “Rocket Man,” despite its and the John-Taupin songs an ode to a Native Ameri- unfortunate recent associ- proffer an idealized version can doomed by 19th-cen- ation with a certain North of America, a country tury colonization and Korean dictator, remains a where anything is possible. genocide, was well-inten- timeless song. It combines Indeed, it was the place tioned but was more of a some essential themes in where the singer himself speech than a song. And John’s music: the notion of was transformed — Regi- “Believe,” while under- America’s dream-big aspi- nald Dwight, the bespecta- lining some of John’s chari- ration and the self-doubt cled outsider, reinvented as table work with his AIDS that his showmanship Elton John, pop star. Foundation, is the kind of once tried to mask. As Little wonder that many windy ballad that pushed John sang at the piano, a of the songs performed the singer’s career into large image of the Earth could be read as homages: middle-of-the-road medi- loomed above him. a few nods to British glam ocrity in the ’90s. “It’s lonely out in space, rock (“Bennie and the John’s mix of schmaltz on such a timeless flight,” Jets”) and the bravado of and sincerity, melodic lift he sang, as if distilling his the Rolling Stones (“The and mushy sentiment can improbable half-century Bitch is Back”), but even be a difficult balancing act, career into two lines. more so to the American and sometimes the songs influence of Philly soul took second place to the Greg Kot is a Tribune critic. (“Philadelphia Freedom”), visuals. There were more early rock ’n’ roll (“Croco- than a few blasts of excess [email protected]

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Chicago Shakespeare Theater on Navy Pier 19 Word of mild 58 Funeral song FRANKENSTEIN NELL GWYNN surprise 59 Group of cattle FINAL WEEK! WED 1 & 7:30, THU-FRI 7:30, 20 Zebra’s cousin 60 Orderly by SAT3&8,SUN2&6:30 21 Acting parts 61 Drive too fast Manual Cinema 312.595.5600 • www.chicagoshakes.com 22 Lunch hours 62 Burro 24 __ man; unanimously DOWN COURTTHEATRE.ORG 25 PG, PG-13, or 1 Uncovered “IS A HIT!” R, e.g. 2 Objectives - Highly Recommended, 27 Intelligence 3 File drawer, 24 Lyme disease 42 Mercury, for one Chris Jones, Chicago Tribune 30 Nimble perhaps spreader 43 __ out; overate mercurytheaterchicago.com Enjoy the Theater Tonight 31 Prayer before 4 Powerful 25 Engrossed 45 Sudden forward meals 5 Equals 26 Concur rush 33 Nov. honoree 6 Rainbows 27 Magician’s rod 46 “Once __ a 35 Experts 7Wordof 28 Highways that time…” 36 Ice cream maker agreement cross above 47 Morning hour handle 8 Gullible fool others 48 Comic actress 37 Greek cheese 9 Overseas 29 Tin or silver Imogene 38 Part of a royal 10 Authentic 31 Fortitude; 49 Stumble Enjoy the Theater Tonight flush 11 Partner tenacity 50 Take on 39 Use a pepper 12 Files a civil 32 Trotted employees mill action against 34 Yarn 52 All __; listening 40 Not urban 13 Sack 36 Baby’s bed 53 Connecting word CHICAGOLAND 41 __ de corps; 18 Uneven 37 Wrath 55 Sullivan and camaraderie 20 Sharpen 39 Juice flavor O’Neill THEATRE DIRECTORY 43 Eggplant’s color 23 Lubricates 40 Massages 56 “Caughtcha!” 6 Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Monday, October 29, 2018

Horoscopes Dilbert By Scott Adams Today’s birthday (Oct. 29): You’re especially charismatic and brilliant this year. Disci- pline pays with writing, film or publishing projects. Develop a surprising collaboration. Your arts generate buzz this winter, inspir- ing new career avenues. Wander, explore and learn this summer, before untangling crossed wires. Aries (March 21-April 19): Today is a 7. Handle practical domestic matters first. Clean and organize. Communication breakdowns could disrupt. Listen and learn. Work things out to grow and expand family harmony. Taurus (April 20-May 20): 8. Sort and file your discoveries. Use your persuasive arts to lay out a compelling case. Polish the presentation. Refine the formatting, images and video. Baby Blues By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott Gemini (May 21-June 20): 9. A lucrative and dreamy opportu- nity arises. Self-discipline keeps you on budget. Make a pow- erful pitch. Ask for what you want. Get farther than expected. Cancer (June 21-July 22): 9. You have what you need. Figure out what you want. Imagine a dream realized. Journal your intentions and affirmations. Power into a personal project. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): 6. Get lost in creative thoughts and planning. Invent captivating scenarios. Reinforce support structures. Journal, draw or express your views. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): 8. A stroke of genius reveals new options. Choose private over public social engagements. Imaginative team strategies get results. Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): 9. Take care of professional respon- sibilities. Track your progress, and count your blessings. The impossible seems accessible. Stay on task to create satisfying Zits By Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman results. Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): 6. Spread your wings. The free- dom of the open road tempts you out of familiar surround- ings. Get help building a dream. Study, and prepare your observations. Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): 8. Huddle up to determine shared financial priorities. Heed the voice of experience. Fol- low tested advice. Rely on common sense and collaborative contribution. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): 8. Leave nothing to chance. Show your partner your gratitude and appreciation. Use imagination, and consider something delightful. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): 8. Keep pushing for a dream or goal. Anticipate resistance. Energy grows with practice. Fi- nesse your moves. Get coaching to improve your performance. Mr. Boffo By Joe Martin Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): 8. Relax, and follow your heart. Choose in favor of family. Creative expression flowers. Watch for hidden agendas. Don’t bend the rules. Prioritize love.

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Bridge Here are the answers to the weekly quiz: Q.1—Neither vulnerable, as South, you hold: ♠ Q ♥ QJ4 ♦ 10 9 4 3 2 ♣ QJ97 Dick Tracy By Joe Staton and Mike Curtis West North East South 1♦ 2NT* 3♠ ? *Hearts and clubs, at least 5-5 What call would you make? A.1—The opponents are surely headed to at least 4S – a contract you don’t want to defend. Bid 5C, at least. Bidding 6C instead should be given serious consideration. Q.2—North-South vulnerable, as South, you hold: ♠ KJ ♥ AQ1094 ♦ Q105 ♣ QJ6 South West North East 1♥ Pass Pass Dbl ? What call would you make? Animal Crackers By Mike Osbun A.2—You had a chance to open 1NT and chose not to. You can’t bid it now, as a 1NT bid now would show 18-19 points. Pass. Q.3—East-West vulnerable, as South, you hold: ♠ Q97 ♥ 854 ♦ AK7654 ♣ 2 As dealer, what call would you make? A.3—In the early days of weak two-bids, you weren’t supposed to have a side three-card major, certainly not three to an honor. Those rules were silly. Bid 2D. Q.4—Both vulnerable, as South, you hold: ♠ 864 ♥ K108 ♦ AK63 ♣ QJ2 Partner opens 1S and right-hand opponent doubles. What call would you make? A.4—Jordan 2NT over a double to show a fit with at least invitational values is a popular convention. Bid 2NT. Should partner sign off in 3S, bid 3NT to give him a choice. Prickly City By Scott Stantis

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Dustin By Steve Kelley and Jeff Parker Sudoku 10/29

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Complete the grid so each row, column and 3-by-3 box in bold borders contains Blondie By Dean Young and John Marshall every digit 1 to 9. Saturday’s solutions

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Jumble Unscramble the four Jumbles, one letter per square, to form four words. Then arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as suggested by this cartoon. Hägar the Horrible By Chris Browne

Mutts By Patrick McDonnell

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WuMo By Mikael Wulff and Anders Morgenthaler Crossword 10/29

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Brewster Rockit: Space Guy! By Tim Rickard

Across 39 “Ich bin __ Berliner”: 10 First month of el año 1 Autos JFK 11 Pro’s opposite 5 Cutlass automaker 40 Reduced 12 Braves, on scoreboards 9 Stick-on design responsiveness to 13 DiCaprio, in fan mags Broom-Hilda By Russell Myers 14 Fever with chills medication 21 Potatoes partner 15 Hide, as a bone 45 “Casablanca” pianist 22 “B.C.” cartoonist 16 100 bucks 46 She sheep Johnny 17 Breadbasket item 47 Blues singer James 26 Tennis great with nine 18 Read bar codes on 48 At first, second or third Grand Slam singles 19 “Wizard of __ Park”: 50 Long __ of the law titles Edison 51 Airline to Stockholm 27 Goodnight woman of 20 Protective net above a 54 Unexpected classroom song cradle announcement ... and, 28 Coquettish 23 __ Paulo, Brazil initially, one hiding 30 Tolled like Big Ben 24 Some tech sch. in each set of puzzle 31 Romeo’s rival grads circles 32 Salt Lake City team 25 Type of energy or 58 Gorge 34 Leftovers wrap reactor 61 Aesop’s also-ran 35 Postage-paid enc. Trivia Bits Jumble Crossword 29 ’60s-’70s quarterback 62 “East of Eden” director 36 Cost of living? Kazan 40 Brit. military award Which types Tarkenton 31 Content cat sound 63 Blender button 41 Job applicants’ of clouds are 64 Barely makes, with preparations known as 33 Spanish gold 34 Government “out” 42 Pretty pitcher “thunder- 65 A short distance away 43 Most concise heads”? prosecutor 37 Philip of “Kung Fu” 66 Accumulate 44 “Don’t look __ like A) Altostratus 38 Live and breathe 67 “Wild” frontier place that!” B) Cirrocumu- 68 IRS form IDs 49 Beasts of burden lus Saturday’s solution 50 Buenos __ C) Cumulonim- Down 52 From China, say bus 1 King and queen 53 Popular performers D) Stratocumu- 2 Greek marketplace 55 “That was close!” lus 3 Hitchhiker’s principle? 56 Leaves gatherer Saturday’s 4 Actress Ward 57 Addition column answer: Hades 5 Lewd 58 Auditing pro is the ancient 6 “Star Wars” 59 Run smoothly Greek god of the mastermind 60 Altar in the sky underworld. 7 “Dang!” 8 Lip-__: mouth the words Want more PUZZLES? © 2018 Leslie Elman. By Paul Coulter. Edited by Rich 9 U.S. capital transit Go to chicagotribune Distributed by Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis. .com/games Creators.com By David L. Hoyt. © 2018 Tribune Content Agency, LLC. system