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BY GARY ROBBINS

From San DiegotoBorrego Springs, temperatures hit 100de- greesorhigher for asecond straight day on Sunday, tying or breaking nine recordsacross San DiegoCounty. Theheatwavealso shatteredrecords across Southern California andthe state. The NationalWeather Service K.C. ALFRED U-T said the heat wave reached its peak County sheriff’s deputies and CDF firefighters stage on Lyons ValleyRoad overlooking the fireline of the ValleyfireonSunday. on Sunday. Buttoday —LaborDay —will still be unusually warm, and some inland areas will againreach 100. The record-breaking highlights from Sunday includethe 115read- FIRE CHARS 9,850 ACRES, ing in Escondido. That is the high- est temperatureeverrecorded in that cityonany dayofthe year.The previous all-time high was113,set in 1894 and matched in 1909. AT LEAST 11 STRUCTURES Vista reached 107, the highest temperaturethe cityhas everre- corded in September. It brokethe Backcountry areas —all during atime of coronavirus- DARING NIGHTTIME AIRLIFT closedfor several hours on Sun- previous record of 102, set in 2004. induced maskwearing and social RESCUES HUNDREDSTRAPPED day,but reopened in the after- Ramona hit 112, tying the all- evacuate as fire spreads distancing. noon. time recordfor September. Boiling clouds of smokepour- A6 • As wildfireroaredaround Late Sundayafternoon, offi- San DiegoInternational Air- in remoteJapatulValley ing from the fire rose intothe air campers in theSierraNational cialsexpanded the areasunderan port, whichusuallybenefits from a and filtered over the countywith Forest, copters swooped in. evacuation warning. Thosenow sea breeze,hit 100, breakingthe BY GREGMORAN, LYNDSAY an acrid stench, making for un- include areas north of Interstate8 record for Sept. 6. The previous WINKLEY, KAREN PEARLMAN healthy air conditions. Power lines afternoon at 4p.m. thatthe blaze near the Viejas Reservation and record of 97 wasset in 2011. &PAM KRAGEN from SDG&E were threatened by wasstill moving at adangerous to Descanso, communities as far Forecasters say that tempera- the blaze and some outages were critical rateofspread and was east as Pine Valleyand Campo, tureswill be 5to10degrees lower Hundreds of firefighters on the reportedonSunday,another in- moving east. However,ifthe Santa and all the waysouth to the U.S.- across muchofthe countytoday, ground and in the air on Sunday fernal day of triple-digit tempera- Ana windsroll through,thatcould Mexicoborder. but some areaswill still hit 100. And dug intothe second day of battling turesacross the county. shiftflames to the west. An evacuation warning is the National Weather Service says afast-moving wildfireinthe rug- And it is only the first week of Structures arebeing threat- meant to alertresidents they are it is preparing to issue ared-flag gedterrain of the Japatul Valley September.That is weeksbefore enedinthe following communi- in an area thatcouldbesubject to fire weather warning for Tuesday southeast of Alpine that de- what is historically seen as the peak ties: Carveacre, LawsonValley, evacuation in the future, depend- and Wednesday due to the ex- stroyed at least 11 structures and fire season, the month of October. Wood Valley,Lyons Valley and ing on howthe fire behaves, and pected arrivalofSantaAna winds. burned morethan 9,850acres. Aftermorethan aday of fire- Deer Horn Valley. suggests they plan and prepareby Hereare the county’srecord The blaze, dubbed the Valley fighting, muchremainstobe Residents in the communityof packing and securing their homes highsfor Sept. 6reportedbythe fire,was the nightmarescenario done: As of Sunday afternoon, Carveacrewereevacuated, and in case an evacuation is needed. National Weather Service on Sun- many had feared: aroaring wild- firefighters reportedthe fire was1 twoemergency shelters were set Also lateSunday,Gov.Gavin day: fire chewing through vast percent contained. Officials said up: one at Steele Canyon High Newsom issuedanemergency • Borrego: 117° (old record for stretches of theback country on Sunday night that 374person- School in Jamuland theother at proclamationfor San Diego the date: 115° in 1989) amid searing record-high temper- nel were battling the fire. Joan MacQueen Middle School in County and four other countiesin • Escondido: 115° (old record: atures, forcing homeowners to flee Cal Fireofficials said Sunday Alpine. The second shelter was SEE FIRE • A6 SEE HEAT • A7

CALIFORNIA NARROWLY AVOIDSROLLING BLACKOUTS SUPPORTERS DECRY$750K BAIL CALIFORNIA A7 • Foryet another night, the statedodgesrolling blackouts amid HIGH COURT severe strain on powergrid. FORMAN ARRESTED AT PROTEST Suspect accused of ORDERS BAIL pepper spraying officers CHANGE IN WAGES FOR at demonstration in S.D. ESSENTIAL CRIME CASES BY DAVID HERNANDEZ

WORKERS UP Communitymembers areral- Judges must factor in lying behind a28-year-old man defendant’s ability to pay SLIGHTLYINU.S. who wasjailed on suspicion of pepperspraying police officers beforesetting amount DURING COVID during an at-times tense protest in downtownSan DiegoonAug. BY GREGMORAN BY PHILLIP MOLNAR 28. On Saturday afternoon, In an unusual move,the state In the early days of the pan- about 60 people gathered outside Supreme Courthas ordered demic, groceryworkerRoger Mc- San DiegoCentral Jail to protest judges around the statetocon- Cullough wastaken aback by the the arrest of Denzel Draughn,a sider an individual’sabilitytopay KRISTIAN CARREON praise he’dregularlyreceivefrom frequentprotester who wasde- beforesetting bailincriminal customers. Even amember of the tained in connectionwith acon- Protesters gather outside the SanDiego Central Jail down- cases, potentially upendinglong- militarythanked him for his serv- frontation in whichofficers and town to protest against Denzel Draugh’s $750,000 bail. standing reliance on bail schedules ice. But, then thingsstartedto protesterswerepepper sprayed. set by eachcounty. change. Saturday’s demonstration courtrooms and prompted hear- quested that Draughn’s bail be The decision is aboost to sup- McCullough,55, who’dworked wasthe latest showofsupportfor ingstobeheld remotely. set high, pointingtoconcerns porters of adrivetoremove cash at Vons for 30 years, said custom- Draughn, who some protesters Tanya Sierra, aspokeswoman over “futureacts of violence bailfromthe criminal justice sys- ers grew more frustrated with believe put himselfonthe line to for the District Attorney’s Office, towardofficers” and arguing he is temand replace it with asystem workers about everything from protect them duringthe con- said on Thursday that Draughn aflight risk, police spokesman that is based on assessing the risk having to wear amasktoitems be- frontation. had been chargedand that he is Lt. Shawn Takeuchi said. of releasing someone beforetrial. ing out of stock. It didn’t help when Supporters have said they are expected to be arraigned this Draughn’s attorney, Lillie Cashbailopponents have long his Vons made nationalnewsfor a particularly upset because of the week. Lawrence, said the bail is uncon- saiditpunishes peoplenot for customer wearing aKuKlux Klan large amount set for Draughn’s Sierra said the charges stitutional under the Eighth wrongdoing but for being poor and hood in the store, and people criti- bail:$750,000. Draughn is facing “will be an- Amendment,whichprotects de- disproportionately harms people cized workers for not beating up His fiancée, Parrish Davis, nounced at the arraignment.” tainees against excessivebail. of color.They say California has the hood-wearing patron. said bail set that high “wouldput Online jail recordsindicate Lawrence added that “people the highest bail amountsinthe na- But, it wasn’t all bad. McCul- anyone in ahardship,” but the Draughn wasbooked on suspi- have the right to defend them- tion, listed in eachcounty’sbail lough’s unionwas able to negotiate situation is made worse given cion of obstructing or resisting selveslegally when (police)use schedule —adocumentthat sets an extra $2 an hour in pay for work- that Draughn’s first courtap- an officer,using tear gasagainst a excessiveforce.” out recommendedbail amounts ers from mid-March to mid-June. pearance —likethat of others peace officer and possessing or Draughn wasone of more for all crimes. He used the money to pay bills and held in jail —has been delayed purchasing tear gas. than100 peoplewho took to the The Supreme Court’sAug.26 supporthis fiancéewho is on disa- because of the COVID-19 pan- At the time of his booking, streets on Aug. 28 to showsoli- order came about in an unlikely SEE WAGES • A5 demic, whichhas closeddown San Diegopolice successfully re- SEE BAIL • A3 SEE COURT • A3

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MANHUNT JUDGE REJECTSWINDING DOWN THE CENSUS UNDER WAY ORLANDO, Fla. count of every U.S. resident reau to overlook minority The lawsuit contends the Trump’smemorandum as IN BRITAIN The U.S. Census Bureau helps determinehow $1.5 communities in the census, Census Bureau changedthe unconstitutional and an at- fornowmuststopfollowinga trillion in federal funding is leading to an inaccurate schedule to accommodatea tempt to limit the powerof plan thatwould have it wind- distributed and howmany count. directivefromPresident Latinos and immigrantsof AFTER ing down operationsinorder congressional seats each Because of the pandemic, Donald Trump to exclude color during apportion- to finish the 2020 census at stategetsinaprocessknown the Census Bureau pushed people in the countryil- ment. STABBINGS the end of September,ac- as apportionment. back ending the count from legally from the numbers “The courtrightfullyrec- cording to afederal judge’s The temporaryrestrain- the end of July to the end of used in redrawing congres- ognized the Trumpadminis- Asearch wasunder way order. ing order wasrequested by a October and asked Con- sional districts. The revised tration’s attempted short- in Birmingham, England, on U.S. District JudgeLucy coalition of cities, counties gress to extend the deadline plan would have the Census circuiting of our nation’s Sunday for aman who was KohinSan Jose issued a andcivilrights groupsthat for turning in the apportion- Bureau handing in the ap- census as an imminent saidtohavecarried out ase- temporaryrestraining order had sued the Census Bu- ment numbers from Decem- portionmentnumbers at the threat to the completion of a riesofstabbingsacross the lateSaturday against the reau, demandingitrestore ber,asrequired by law, into end of December, underthe fair and accurateprocess,” citythatleftatleast oneper- Census Bureau and the its previous plan for finish- next spring.When the Re- control of the Trump admin- said Kristen Clarke,presi- son dead and sevenmore Commerce Department, ing the census at the end of publican-controlled Senate istration, no matterwho dent and executivedirector wounded,two of them seri- whichoversees the agency. October,instead of using a failed to takeupthe request, wins the election in Novem- of the Lawyers’ Committee ously,policesaid. The order stops the Census revised plan to end opera- the bureau wasforced to cre- ber. for Civil Rights Under Law, Police have shared im- Bureau from winding down tions at the end of Septem- atearevised schedulethat More than ahalfdozen one of the groupsthat ages and video footageof operations until acourt ber.The coalition had ar- had the census ending in other lawsuits have been brought the San Jose law- the man thought to be re- hearingisheld on Sept. 17. gued the earlierdeadline September,according to the filed in tandem across the suit. sponsiblefor what police The once-a-decade head would cause the Census Bu- statistical agency. country, challenging ASSOCIATED PRESS saidappeared to be a“ran- dom attack.” Chief Superintendent SteveGraham of West Mid- PROTESTS lands Policesaid that offi- cersweresearching for a CONTINUE motive, but that therewas no indicationthe stabbings were related to terrorism, a ACROSS hatecrime or gang violence. Police have confirmed BELARUS thatatleast one man was killed andthat twopeople, a KYIV,Ukraine man and awoman, had seri- Tens of thousands of dem- ous injuries. Fiveothers onstrators marched Sunday were alsowounded, and to the outskirts of the presi- their injuries were described dential residence in the capi- as minor. tal of Belarus, calling for the No link has been estab- country’sauthoritarian lished among thevictims, leader to resignasprotests leading police to believe that against President Alexander the stabbingsweredone at Lukashenkoentered their random. fifthweek. They declaredthe situa- Protests also took place in tion a“majorincident,” a major citiesthroughout Bela- designation that describes rus, said Interior Ministry any episode involving seri- spokeswoman Olga ous harm or asecurityrisk Chemodanova. Crowdsizes to the public. Amurder in- for those protests were not vestigation has been immediately reported, but opened. Ales Bialiatski, head of theVi- The attackshappened in asna human rights organiza- several spots across central tion, said the demonstration Birmingham, acityabout ANTHONY KWAN GETTY IMAGES in Minsk attracted morethan 120miles northwest of Lon- Riot police arrest ademonstrator Sunday in Hong Kong. Nearly 300people were arrested during an at- 100,000 people. don.The first wasreported tempted protest against the government’s decision to postpone legislativeelections. The protests, unprece- to police shortly aftermid- dented in Belarus for their night in the north of the city, size and duration, began after and the others followedover HONG KONG RIOTPOLICE STIFLE ATTEMPTED PROTEST the Aug. 9presidential vote the next fewhours, ending that election officials said in an area known for its busy HONG KONG despitethe risk of arrests person wasarrested under by reporters showedriot po- gave Lukashenkoasixth term nightlife. Police saidthey Thousands of police offi- and fines under social-dis- the National SecurityLaw lice officers grabbing agirl in office with80percent sup- believedthat the stabbings cers in riot gear filled the tancing rules that prohibit afterchanting apro-inde- and pinning her on the port.Protesters say the re- were linked and that one streets of Hong Kong on mass gatherings. Occasional pendence slogan, police said. ground when she attempted sults were rigged, and some man wasresponsible for the Sunday,stifling efforts to pro-democracy chants Activists FigoChan, Le- to runaway. Police said that have explained to Associated crimes. protest the postponement of brokeout as small groups ung Kwok-hung and Rapha- officers had used minimum Press journalistsexactly how “Weare doingeverything legislativeelections and Chi- wound through side streets, el Wong of the League of So- force while chasing the 12- the fraud took place. we can to trace the offend- na’simposition of anational but the number of demon- cialDemocrats, aleftist pro- year-old girl and that she Lukashenko, fortified by er,” Grahamsaid at anews securitylaw that givesau- strators remained small democracy group, were wasissued aticket for social- strong supportfromRussia, conference. thorities sweeping newpow- compared with the huge among those arrested, ac- distancing violations. has shown no signofbending. Video footageofthe sus- ers to pursue critics. crowds that gathered last cording to apost on Chan’s Abus driver who honked Police violently cracked pecttaken from surveil- Alarge policepresence year. Facebook page. Aphotogra- while driving past police offi- down on demonstrators in lance cameras wasreleased wasseenacross the Kowloon Officers stopped and pher for adigital news outlet cers wasarrested on suspi- the first days of the protests, byWestMidlands Police on Peninsula, wheresome ac- searched several people and wastakenawayinapoliceve- cion of dangerous driving, arresting some 7,000 people Sunday evening as they ap- tivists had called for amarch arrested 289 who were sus- hicle, according to his em- according to an officer film- and beating hundreds. Al- pealed to the public to help on the day the elections were pected of unlawfulassembly ployer,Truth Media Hong inglivestreamfootageforthe though they have scaled back, in identifying the man. initially scheduled to take andothercharges,according Kong. police Facebook account. detentions continue. THE NEWYORK TIMES place. Protesters gathered to police statements. One Video footagecaptured THE NEWYORKTIMES U-TNEWSSERVICES

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Black man shot urday night on Twitterbyhis his fingers. sparking several nights of come of an investigation by ment has said aknife wasre- family’s lawyer,Ben Crump, He added: “Stick to- protests andunrest in Keno- the Wisconsin Department coveredfromBlake’svehicle, 7times in back by Blakesaid from his hospital gether,makesome money, sha, acityofabout 100,000 of Justice. None of themhas but it has not said whether bed that, “Twenty-four makeeverything easier for betweenMilwaukee andChi- been charged. he washolding it when offi- Whitepolice officer hours, every24hours it’s ourpeople out there, man, cago. Blake, who had an out- cers tried to arrest him. pain, nothing but pain. It becausethere’ssomuch By Aug. 25,the demon- standingarrest warrant The man who made the U-TNEWSSERVICES hurts to breathe, it hurts to time that’s been wasted.” strations turned deadly. when he wasshot, pleaded widely seen cellphone video sleep, it hurts to move from Blake, who is Black, was Prosecutors say Kyle Ritten- not guiltyFriday to charges of the shooting, 22-year-old MILWAUKEE side-to-side, it hurts to eat.” shot in the back by aWhite house, a17-year-old from Illi- accusing him of sexually as- RayseanWhite, said he saw JacobBlakehas spoken Blake, a29-year-oldfa- police officeronAug. 23 after nois whowas patrollingthe saultingawoman in May Blakescuffling with three of- publicly for the first time ther of six, also said he has walking away from the offi- streets with arifle, shot and and waived his right to apre- ficersand heardthem yell, since aKenosha, Wis., police staplesinhis back and stom- cer and twoothers who were killed twodemonstrators. liminaryhearing. Blakeap- “Drop the knife! Drop the officer shot him seventimes ach. trying to arrest him. The offi- His attorneys say the teen- peared remotely via video knife!” beforegunfire in the back, saying he’sin “Your life, and not only cer,Rusten Sheskey, opened ager wasacting in self-de- conference from his Milwau- erupted. He said he didn’t constant pain from the just your life, your legs, fire afterBlakeopened his fense. kee hospital bed, wearing a seeaknife in Blake’shands. shooting, which doctors fear something youneedtomove ownSUV’s driver-side door Sheskey andthe other of- dress shirtand tie. He spoke The Kenosha police will leave him paralyzed around and forward in life, and leaned intothe vehicle. ficers who were at the scene only to respond to the union said Blakehad the from the waist down. can be taken from you like The shooting wascaptured were placed on administra- judge’squestions. knife and refused orders to In avideo posted Sat- this,” Blake said, snapping on video and posted online, tiveleave pendingthe out- The stateJustice Depart- drop it. COURT • COVID-19 threatcited in appeal

FROM A1 way. The courtispreparing to hear an appeal of a 2018 decisionbyanappealscourtinSan Francisco that ruleda$350,000 bail, set in acase of aman who waschargedwith robberyand burglaryfor stealing $7 and abottle of cologne from a79-year-old man, violatedthe due process and equal protection clauses of the U.S. Constitution. The appeals courtsaidthe bail-setting judge shouldhaveconsideredthe financial resources of the defendant, Kenneth Humphrey,and consid- ered alternativestomoney bail.When the state Supreme Courtagreedtotakethe case in 2018,the impact of the courtofappeal ruling as “binding or precedental” on other courts waserased. Lawyers for Humphrey asked the courtin2018 to reinstate aportion of the appeals courtruling that said setting bail without considering abilityto pay violated the federal Constitution. The courtde- clined then. But on Aug. 4lawyers for Humphrey asked again, citing twonew reasons. First, theysaid that judges around the state“areroutinely failing to de- termine arrested individuals’ abilitytopay”before setting bail. Second,the COVID-19pandemic poses aserious threat to the health of people in jails and prison, where theconfined quarters and difficulty in social distancingallowsthe virusthatcauses the disease to rapidly spread. This time, the high courtagreed, without fur- ther comment, and ordered trialjudges to consider adefendant’s abilitytopay.Katherine Hubbard, KRISTIAN CARREON one of the lawyers forHumphrey,said the ruling Carl Muhammad (center), amember of the Committee Against Police Brutality,speaksabout police reform during a means judges can no longer turn only to the bail protest Saturday outside the SanDiego Central Jail downtown. schedule when considering acase. “Our position is most people can safelybere- leased, pretrial,” she said. Judges can fashion on- BAIL • Arrest stemsfromskirmish at protest of Kenosha shooting monetaryconditions thatwill achieve the purpose of bail —toassuresomeone showsupattheir next FROM A1 walk, other videos show. A protesters were arrested. Two postedbail talkedofmistreat- hearing, she said. darity with protesters in Keno- manholding amegaphone in were arrested on suspicion of ment of protesters by jail staff San DiegoSuperior CourtJudge Eugenia Ey- sha, Wis., wherepoliceshot 29- his lefthand picksupthe can- shining alaseratofficers anda and unsanitaryconditionsin- herabide, the supervising criminal judgeinthe year-old JacobBlakeseven ister with hisotherhand. He police helicopter.Otherswere side the Central Jail. downtown courthouse, said the orderbythe court times in his backonAug. 23, walkstowardthe group scuf- arrested duringyet another Since Draughn’s arrest, she means judges nowhavetoask about aperson’s fi- leaving him paralyzed. fling andsprays the container. skirmish between protesters and others have rallied on so- nancial situation as partofthe overall consider- Draughn’sarrest stems Takeuchi said the man — and officers, this time at police cial media and in person out- ation of bail setting. Whilethatoften happened pre- from askirmish between offi- who police identified as headquarters near the end of side the jail.The protests have viously,she said, the court’sorder makes it manda- cers and protesters who Draughn as the protest contin- the protest. drawn 20 to 60 people. tory. rushed to an intersection ued intothe night —pepper Takeuchi said no officers Online, protesters have cir- “It’s an additional factor ajudgehas to con- wherepolice had stopped an sprayedofficers. suffered injuries that required culated apictureofsomeone sider,”she said. SUV driver they said ran red Aprotester who wasar- medical attentionduring the holding apaper signthat While Eyherabide saidthatjudges “aremaking lights and drovethe wrong way rested said he and others were demonstration. reads, “Denzel’s bail is the that inquirynow,” asample of arraignments held on astreet. standing near the SUV to en- Davis,Draughn’sfiancée, same as the killer of George Friday —10days afterthe court’sorder —revealed The driver had been trailing surepolice wouldn’t harass the declined to comment on the Floyd” —anapparentrefer- that wasnot thecase. In ahalf-dozen arraignments protesters, providing water driver when officers on bikes specifics of the allegations ence to the bail amountsset for for felonies and misdemeanors, when it came to set- and other suppliesfor the gotclose to them, then pushed against him, but she said oth- three of fourformer Minneapo- ting bail, no one —judgenor defense lawyers — group. the group back. The protester, ers viewhim as aheroand be- lis police officers chargedin raised the question of the financial status of the de- Police officers —some of who asked not to be identified lieve he prevented the skir- Floyd’sdeath. Bail for former fendant to meet bail. them on bicycles —formed a because of his arrest, said he mish from turning deadly. Minneapolis police officer Der- In nearly all the cases,the bail schedule was line between the protesters believesthe police reaction “A lotofpeople have rallied ek Chauvin, whose knee used as aguide, and in some cases, judges set the and the SUV at the intersec- was“adisproportionatere- behind Denzel becausewhen pinnedFloyd’sneck to the bail lowerthan the schedule. tion of EStreetand Ninth Ave- sponse to what wasgoing on.” anyone’sintrouble in the com- ground,was higher. DeputyDistrict Attorney MarissaBejarano nue. Takeuchi said officers munity, he’sone of the first Draughn is among afew said judges have to weigh the risk to public safetyas Video captured by anews formed aline to createspace peopleout there,” Davis said, dozen people facing chargesin the main considerationinsetting bail, and nowalso helicopter shows apoint in the and prevent protesters from adding that sheand Draughn connectionwith protests that have to consider the meanstopay.She said the or- encounter whenone of the pro- disrupting the traffic stop. He volunteerinsoutheastern San have unfolded in San Diego derdoes not automatically makethe bailschedule testers appears to smackthe said the line of officers asked Diego, particularly in youth Countysince Floyd’sdeath on obsolete. Judges can stillconsider the scheduleasa hand of an officer who is hold- protesters to step back.When mentorship and enrichment May25. The District Attor- starting point and either increase bail or decrease ing what lookslikeacanister. someone in the group grabbed programs. ney’s Office has filed charges— it, she said. The officer raises the con- an officer’s bicycle, another of- She said Draughn is known ranging from lootingand van- Opponents of cash baillikeHubbarddisagree tainer and sprays the pro- ficer pulled out pepper spray for his “fiery” attitude. dalismtobattery and assault that public safetyisthe primaryconcern in setting tester,while others around and instructed the protester to “He breathes, eats and with adeadly weapon — bail. The stateconstitution has twosections deal- him scatter. takehis hands off the bike, the sleeps revolution,” she said. against 20 people in connec- ing with bail: one establishes aright to pretrial re- Some officers then charge lieutenant said. “He stands up to injustice.” tion with aprotest that de- lease on bail except in somecircumstances, and a the protester,who falls on a When aprotester swiped Davis,who is four months volved intolooting andrioting second makes victim and public safetythe main sidewalk. the hand of the officer holding pregnant with their second in La Mesa on May30and 31. consideration. The high courtwill likely have to re- In the midst of the scuffle, the canister,the officer pepper child, said she worries about solvethat conflict. what lookslikeapepper spray sprayedthat protester. Draughn’s safety. Protesters david.hernandez@ canister rolls away on the side- By the end of the night, 10 who were jailed and later sduniontribune.com [email protected] The WhiteGlove Guysare Hiring!

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Mnuchin says Pelosi down to abill costing $2.2 trillion, while WhiteHouse has agreed to avoid officials have talked about going up to $1.3 trillion. Oct. 1shutdown Pelosi, in an interviewon MSNBC, blamed Senate BY ERICAWERNER MajorityLeader MitchMc- Connell for hitting “pause” TreasurySecretary afterHouse Democrats StevenMnuchin said Sun- passed their own$3trillion day that he and House legislationinMay. Speaker Nancy Pelosi have SomeDemocratsspecu- agreed to work on ashort- latePelosi may prefer a term spending bill to averta stopgap that extendsinto government shutdown Oct. next year,when Democrats 1, weeksbeforethe election. hope they will takecontrol “The speaker and Ihave of the Senate and the White agreed, we don’t want to see House in addition to holding agovernment shutdown,” the House. Mnuchin said on “Fox News SenateGOP leaders Sunday.” have been hoping to tryto Mnuchin said his expec- advanceaslimmed-down tation is that this so-called bill costing somewhere “continuing resolution” around $500 billion, but would extend government they’vestruggled to reach funding intoDecember — agreement evenonthat. although the datehas not The latest hang-up involves yetbeenagreedon. apush by Sen.Ted Cruz, R- Without action by Con- Texas, for aschool choice gress, agency funding would provisionopposed by some expireatmidnight Sept. 30 fellowRepublicans. and the government would Sen. John Barrasso, R- begin to shut down. Wyo., amember of the Sen- Mnuchin’s comments con- ateGOP leadership, said firmed reporting from The Sunday that SenateRepub- Washington Post and other licans anticipateopposition outlets on agreement for a from Pelosiand SenateMi- stopgap spending bill to SAMUEL CORUM GETTY IMAGES norityLeader Charles avoid this outcome. TreasurySecretaryStevenMnuchin says he and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-San Francisco, have agreed Schumer,D-N.Y.,totheir Mnuchin’s comments ap- to work on avoiding agovernment shutdown. emerging bill. pear to suggest that the “Wehaveatargeted WhiteHouseisnot girding year that starts Oct. 1. grams such as Medicare, ward with that,because August and have remained packagethatthe Republi- for aclash over this spend- Short-term spending Medicaid and Social Securi- that’s important to the stalled. Lawmakers will re- cans want to put forward to ing deadline, though White bills have become routine ty that continue auto- American people,” Mnuchin turn to the Capitol on Tues- help people getbackto House officials have in the for Congress in recent years matically from year to year said. day,and leaders in both work,” Barrasso said on Fox pasttriedtonegotiatedeals as lawmakers have failed to makeupthe rest. “The most important parties say they hope to News Channel’s“Sunday withDemocrats in Congress reachagreement in atimely Pelosi’s spokesman, thing is to makesureatthe reachagreement on anew Morning Futures.” only to have PresidentDon- fashiononthe 12 annual Drew Hammill, confirmed end of the month, we don’t coronavirus relief bill. “There’spaycheck pro- ald Trump announce he is must-pass spending bills earlier this week that Pelosi shut down the government But they remainfar tection money in therefor opposed at the last mo- that fund government agen- supports passageofaso- and we getsomething past apartand it’s unclear if a our small businesses to con- ment. cies suchasthe Pentagon, called “clean CR,” meaning the election,” he said. deal will be possible. Demo- tinue. Iexpect Chuck Aspendingbill intoDe- the Education Department, agovernment fundingbill At the same time, crats areunwilling to agree Schumer and Nancy Pelosi cember wouldallowlaw- and the Health and Human without extraneous legisla- Mnuchin repeated his view to legislation that spends to block that,” Barrasso makers to return to the Cap- Servicesdepartment. This tionattached. that morestimulus is less than $2 trillion, while said. itol for a“lame duck” ses- so-called “discretionary “The good news is we’ve needed for the economy. Republicanssay thatfigure sionfollowing theelection spending”accounts for agreed on aclean CR, and I Talksonadditional co- is toohigh. Werner writes forThe Washington and completespendingleg- about one-thirdofthe over- hope by the endofthe week, ronavirus economic relief Pelosi has said Demo- Post. U-Tnewsservices contributed islationfor the 2021fiscal all federal budget, while pro- we can begin moving for- legislationbroke down in crats would be willing to go to this report. HARRIS WARNS OF RUSSIAN ELECTION INTERFERENCE Sharply criticizes president of the United lated by Election Day should appearancesduring her first morepolice on the streets, as Trump campaignhas ar- States in 2016,” the senator be counted. (Mail-in ballots fewweeks as former Vice she said in her 2009 book gued that the Biden-Harris Tr ump’s attacks from Californiasaid. “I serve oftentakedays to be President JoeBiden’s run- “SmartonCrime,” Harris ticket plans to defundpolice on the SenateIntelligence counted becauseelections ning matehas centered on told Bashthat she does,but departments and foster an on mail-in voting Committee.Wehavepub- officials must confirm the encouraging various groups she addedthat safe commu- environment of lawlessness. lished detailed reports identityofthe voter.) within the Democratic coali- nitiesareoftensaferbecause Although both Harris and BY CHELSEA JANES about exactly what we be- “Wehavea tion to makeplans to vote they arebetterfunded all Bidenhavesaid they would lieve happened. And Idobe- president andmobilize others to dothe around. not defund police, some ac- Vice presidential nomi- lieve that therewill be for- who is trying same. On calls withBlack or- “Ifyou go into anyupper- tivist Democrats have neeKamala Harrissaid she eigninterference in the2020 to convince ganizers, Asian American class suburbinAmerica, you pushed thatproposal. believesRussian interfer- election, and that Russia will the American groups, Latino small-busi- will not seepolicepresence, “What Iwould say nowis encecouldcost the Demo- be at the front of the line.” peoplenot to ness ownersand youngpeo- but what youwill seeare whatIwouldsay then, which cratic ticket the White “Could it cost youthe believe in the ple, Harris has emphasized well-funded public schools, is Iwant to make surethat if House, when paired with WhiteHouse?” CNN anchor integrityofthe need for voters to under- high rates of homeowner- awoman is raped, achild is President Donald Trump’s Dana Bash asked. Kamala our election standand takeadvantageof ship, small businesses that molested, or one human be- attacksonthe credibilityof “Theoretically,ofHarris system and all their voting options. have access to capital,” Har- ing murders another human the votingsystem. course,” Harris replied. compromise Harris has also been akey ris said. “If we want to create being thattherewill be apo- On Russia’sintent, Har- “Yes.” their belief that their vote campaignmessenger on rac- safe communities, oneofthe lice officer that responds to ris, in aCNN interviewthat Harris alsocriticized will actually count,” Harris ial justice issues and police smartest ways we can do thatcase, and that therewill aired Sunday,said she was Trump’sefforts to sowskep- said.“Therewill be manyob- reform, particularly in the that is invest in the health of be accountabilityand conse- certain it wasactively trying ticism about the outcome. staclesthatpeopleareinten- wake of the policeshooting those communities.” quence for the offender,” to interfere, as U.S. intelli- He has cast mail-in balloting tionallyplacinginfront of of JacobBlakeinKenosha, Pressed again on Harris said. gence officials have said. as fraudulent, despitecast- Americans’ abilitytovote.” Wis., last month. whether she still supports “IamclearthatRussiain- ing absentee ballots himself, Muchofthe message Asked Sunday whether morepolice on the streets, Janes writes for terfered in the electionof andhas said only votestabu- Harris has been delivering at she still supportsputting Harris said she does. 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WAGES Monthly wage growth Wage growth has continued forworkers still employed Wage growth during the pandemic,especiallyonthe West Coast, hasn’ttanked although the pace of increases has slowedslightly. 6% July2020 FROM A1 Pacific region bility. 4.2% “It wasfantastic,” he said. 5% “It wascombat pay,basi- cally.” Howessential workers 4% have fared during the pan- demic, McCulloughquickly learned, can’t be measured 3% entirely in dollars and cents, Nationwide but it’s notable that at atime 3.6% whenjoblessnesshas soared, they have seen their pay go 2% up. According to the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, 1% workers —fromarchitects to gasstationclerks —saw their pay from March to July in- 0% crease an annualizedaver- EDUARDO CONTRERAS U-TFILEPHOTO ’00 ’05 ’10 ’15 ’20 ageof3.6 percent. Because Members of the UFCW (United Food and Commercial Workers) Local135 and Sources: CurrentPopulation Survey;BureauofLabor Statistics the Fed’sWageTrackerlooks other supporting labor unions rally outside the Ralphs grocerystore on Mission and Federal ReserveBank of Atlanta calculations. at the same employeesover Center Road in Mission Valleyduring contract talksin2019. DANIEL WHEATON U-T time and in so doing excludes COVID-relatedlayoffs, it phone, or on Zoommeetings, tively well duringthe pan- studied. ForSan Diego provides aclearerpictureof with these employers for demic. County, the overall joblosses what has happened to peo- threesolidweeks,” Walters Construction has seen in hospitalitywereespecially ple still working. said. the biggest increasesin large:60,800 jobs gone on an The data also arehelpful The union wasabletoget wages, up 4.3 percentannu- annual basis as of July. in providing atrend line for an extra $2 an hour at Rite ally,asofJuly,based on the Other highlights of the essentialworkerpaybecause Aid, Albertsons/Vons, Fed’s12-monthmoving aver- Fedpay data(on an annual thoseworkers represent the Ralphs, Food4Less, Gelson’s ages. Construction wascon- basis as of July) are: majority of thosewho have andStater Bros. Most of the sidered an essential job, and •Wages were up 3.7per- been employed duringthe “heropay”ran roughly from many in residential con- centfor men compared with pandemic. the middle of Marchtosome struction have been busier 3.5percent for women. Whileitwill stilltake time in June, although the than everwith home prices •Workers ages 16 to 24 months or years to getafull union is nowasking that it be risinginall major metromar- sawthe biggest increases, up pictureofwages during the reinstatedasthe pandemic kets. San DiegoCountybuilt 7.8percent. Wagesfor 25- to pandemic —especiallydown continues.Walters said it nearly 4,000 housing units in 54-year-olds were up 3.9per- to the local levelinSan Diego wasamassivewin because the firstsix months of the cent,and for those 55 and —the Atlanta Fednumbers last year during negotiations JARROD VALLIERE U-T year,anincrease of 1.6per- older,the pay increase slid to at least offer some hope that they were only able to get50 Vons employee Roger McCullough has witnessed cent from thesame timein 2.5 percent. the current crisiswillnot be cents-an-hour raises for peo- varied responses to the pandemic from customers. 2019. •Inthe categoryofrace, as devastating financially as pleatthe topofthe pay scale. Finance and business the Fedonlybreaksdata thegrim unemployment “Wegot $2 an hourfor The closestavailable data COVID-19.She said thereare services were alsoup4.3 per- down by non-Whiteand numbers indicate. everybody,” he said. “We’ve set that givesamorerecent stillcustomerswho won’t cent.Jobsinthatcategoryin- White, with non-Whitework- John Robertson,senior neverseen$2anhour come pictureofwhat has hap- wear masks, or don’t wear clude banking, real estate ers seeing thebiggest gains policy adviser and economist across the board likethat. It pened locally in thelast few them correctly. and legal serviceswork. throughoutthe pandemic.It for the Atlanta Fed, points washuge.” months comes from the At- “Wehavegreat customers Other areasthatsaw pay in- found thatasofJuly,non- out thateventhough wage Robertson at the Atlanta lanta Fed, whichshows that thankus. We appreciate creasewerepublic adminis- Whiteworkers had seen a3.8 growth has moderated Fedsaid it is anyone’sguess wagesfor the West Coast — it and theyare likeour ex- tration, 4percent; trade and percent increasecompared slightly, it has not tanked what will happen as the year described as the “Pacific” re- tended family,” she said. transportation, 3.6percent; with3.6 percentfor White during the pandemic for goes on, butitispromising to gion —up4.2 percent annu- “Then we have customers manufacturing, 3.3percent; workers. thosestill working. seethatwages aren’t follow- allyinJuly.That outpaces that areangry,and it’s not and education and health, ForMcCullough at Vons, “What Iwas initiallycon- ingasimilartrajectoryas the national average of 3.6 our fault we areinthe middle 3.2percent. he said one of his biggest con- cerned with is that, beyond during the Great Recession percent. of apandemic.” The dataisbased on peo- cerns in the coming months workers beinglaid off, the when wage freezes were Still,wages have not been ple who kept theirjobs, so it is achangeinattitude from workers still there wouldbe more prevalentascompa- totallyimmunetothe pan- Wherewages areincreasing can seem abit misleading, somecustomers. basically (given) wage nies were doinganything to demic.Pacificregionpaywas The Atlanta Fedalso giventhe hugejob losses in “I wouldlikeusall to calm freezes,” he said. “But we ar- cutcosts. up nearly5percentannually tracks pay by industry, sex, some sectors. Forinstance, down and takeabreath for a en’t actually seeing abig in- “That doesn’t seem to be almost ayear ago, illustrat- ageand race. It does not those who have remain em- minute,” he said. “I’mgiving creaseinthefractionofwork- playing out thesameway,so ing aslowdowninincreases break thatdownbyregion, ployed in theespecially hard my allfor the general public ers saying theirwagewas the far,accordingtothis data,” so far this year. because it considers the hit leisure and hospitality to makesurethey aresafe, same ayear ago.” he said. More importantlyfor sample size toosmall for sector had seen wagesin- happy and fed. But,that’s as At least some of the wage More detailedinforma- some, higherwages arenot analysis, but it nevertheless crease 3.1percent annually far as my jobcan help them.” gainswerethe result of work- tion on what happened with likely to easethe mindsof provides insight intowhich as of July.Still, it is the lowest ers pushing back. Todd Wal- wagesinSan Diego County fearful workers whoare po- occupationshavedone rela- increaseofany category [email protected] ters, president of United duringCOVID-19 is likely an- tentially exposed to people Food and Commercial Work- other year away because the carryingthe virus. ers’ San Diego-based Local schedule for data from the Esther Lopez, asales 135, saiditbargained over U.S. Bureau of Labor Stat- manager at RalphsinBoni- SA HUR pay,increased safetyand istics lags. Its most recent ta, said the extra $2 an hour LE cleaning, and ahealthinsur- numberfor San Diego for afew monthswas great, EN RY ance trust fund to help work- CountyisfromMay 2019, but it is hardtoseparatethe 5WaystoBrighten &Cool DS ers if they getsick. whichshowedamodest financial gain from her ner- SOON “Wewereliterallyonthe wage gain of 1.4percent. vousness about catching ! STATES MAKE PLANS FORCUTS YOUR HOME AS CONGRESS DEADLOCKSONAID 1

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FROM A1 the statewhere wildfires have burned thousands of acres, destroyed homesand forced the evacuation of thousands of residents. The proclamationmobi- lizes the California National Guardtosupportdisaster response and reliefefforts and freesupemergency as- sistance for local govern- ments. The cause of the Valley fire remainsunder investi- gation, although several residentssaid the blaze may have been ignited by atrac- torfireonSaturday after- noononCarveacreLane. As another scorching day broke, several hundred fire- fighters were on the ground at 7a.m. They were accom- panied by air tankers and firefightinghelicopters in the sky battling the blaze. Cal Firecouldn’t say whatkindofstructures were destroyed by the blaze, but at least twowerehomes on Montiel TruckTrail in Jamul, according to footage aired by 10News. The fire wasthreatening additional structures in Carveacreand Lawson Val- ley,and four additional streets were closed Sunday morning: Gaskill Peak K.C. ALFRED U-TPHOTOS Road, Lost Trail, Hondo Ahelicopter makes adropashorses walk in acorralnear Montiel TruckTrail during the ValleyFireonSunday. Lane and Emmanuel Way. Lyons Valley Road between Valley fire burns in East County Japatul Road and Honey SpringsRoad wasevacuat- TheValleyfire, whichbegan near Carveacreand Japatul ed later that afternoon. Valley Roads near AlpineonSaturday, continuedtoburn The fire is burning where on Sunday. the elevationsinthe scenic backcountrycommunities El Capitan D.D riseuptothe Laguna Moun- Reservoir YR tains. The tough terrain, LLE whichclimbs from about VA 1,800 feet in Alpine to more 8 ALPINE TUL than2,600 feet on Japatul PA PINE Valley Road near the heart JA VALLEY JA 8 of the fire,was one of several PATUL RD challenges facing firefight- . ers. Valley fire “Certainly the tempera- ture is going to be achal- lenge,”saidCal Firespokes- JAPATUL LYONS VALLEYRD.D manKendal Bortisser.“The 94 Barrett steepterrain,all of theinac- 94 cessible areas,old growth 5MILES Lake that’sbeentherefor along time that’s tinder dryand Sources: CalFire; OpenStreetMap MICHELLE GILCHRIST U-T ready to burn —all of those aregoing to be factors.” Ahelicopter makes adroponthe firenear on Montiel TruckTrail on Sunday. Conditions fire crews Firefighters faced severe heatfor asecond consecutiveday. The animals are at sev- of them in time. have facedhavebeenbrutal. eral different ranches and “I think I’vegot seven On Saturday,temperatures blaze. Pilots in choppers slept much. Thomassaid he twosaw smokefromthe boarding areas throughout chickens leftout of 100,”Hur- at the scene reached 115de- were also inspecting the line and his wife worked to put blazeastheywerepulling the county. She said the ley said. “My emu jumped grees. Sunday, they dipped to seeifithad been dam- out hot spots until about 1 intotownand watched from group did not takethe tor- over a6-foot-tall fence. My slightly, to around 109de- aged. a.m. Sunday.They slept for the house as the plumeof toisesand other animals,in- trailer is stillthere. But grees, but Jake Rodriguez, a SDG&Eofficials said as about an hour until an evac- smoke grew. cludingcows, camels, ze- everything elseisjust kind of spokesman for the U.S. For- soon as Cal Fireadvisesthe uationalertwokethem up “Then we heardanexplo- bras, watusis and zebus be- burnt. I’m numbhonestly. est Service and Cleveland utilitythat it’s safe to go into about 3:45 a.m. They chose sionlikeapropane tank in cause amovewouldhave I’m numb as hell. Idon’t National Forest, said that the area, utilitycrewswill to stay awhile until the the distance,” the younger been tootraumatic for them. have any feelingsright now winds up to 20 miles per hour move in and determine what winds shifted. The couple Fincher said. “Once the sun She said “the fire went except for my animals.” from the east and northeast is required to getthe line leftwith their three cats, two went down and we could see past us andweshouldbe Formany backcountry were expected to kick up in back intoservice. goats andtwo turtles. flames in the distance,we OK” and that she washope- residents, preparing to hast- the afternoon. The San DiegoCounty “I wasquitesurewe thought, ‘Oh, we should fultoget backtothe retreat ily flee afirehas become an “That can be significant. Air Pollution Control Dis- wouldn’t have ahouse to go go.’ ” soon to check on the remain- essentialpartofliving. It’s notquiteaSanta Ana, trict advised residents to as- back to,” he said. As theywereleaving, the ing animals. “Most people who livein but that means it starts sume that airqualitylevels But there washope Sun- powerwent out. Because some residents the backcountryare pre- pushingthe fire instead of areunhealthy for all individ- day evening. He could seeon Many backcountryresi- had to evacuatequickly, pared for this. They have the fire following the topo- uals but particularly for sen- his phone that his home sur- dents scrambled to move many animals were leftbe- their vehiclesready, aplace graphy of the land,” Rodri- sitivegroups in areas with veillancecameraswerestill themselves and their ani- hind in the fire zone. to go and aplan,” said Tim guez said. “Whicheverway heavy smoke. The agency on. “That tells me my house mals and livestock to safety Nina Thompson with the Townsley as he waited at the the wind is blowing the fire advised people to “limit is still standing,” he said. as the firestorm encroached San DiegoHumane Society Steele Canyon evacuation will go,and it can startspot- physical/outdoor activity” if Bill Fincher,who lives in on their properties. The said that since Saturday center with his dog, Foxy.He ting, whichmeans embers they areinareas wherethey Lawson Valley, said most of Children’s Nature Retreat, a afternoon ateam of 20 emer- has lived on a10-acreprop- arecarrieduptoahalf-mile can smell smokeand to stay his family,includingthree 20-acrefarm animal andna- gency response workers erty on West Boundary in front of the firesand start- indoorswhenpossible. dogsand alizard, evacuated ture preserveinAlpine, was from the societyand the Truck trialfor several years. ingnew spot fires.” By earlyevening, the Red their home and headed to alsoforced to evacuate. countyDepartment of Ani- “The fire is abig looming Farfromthe front lines, Cross had assisted 52 fam- the Steele Canyon shelter as Agnes Barrelet of the mal Services have been con- thing on everybody’s mind problems fueled by the fire ilies that came to Joan Mac- the sun set Saturday.His Children’s Nature Retreat ducting animal rescues, de- out here, always.It’sthe talk. affected everyday living for Queen Middle School, set- wife, Rachelle, stayed at and dozens of volunteers ploying from astaging area Areyou ready for the fire? residentsacross the county. ting many up at hotels. their ranchwith their 17 cats evacuated120 animals from at2959JamachaRoad in Areyou ready for the fire? SDG&E said its Sunrise Amongthemwas Thom- and 13 chickens. the sanctuaryonJapatul Rancho San Diego. Did youclear? Did you Powerlink, a117-mile trans- as, who didn’t want to be “She said, ‘Until Isee Spur on Sunday afterwinds She said animal owners clear?” mission line that connects identified by hislast name, flames, I’m not leaving,’” shiftedfromwest to north can call the HumaneSociety renewable energy resources and his wife. The couple left Fincher said. “I talked to her and the fire startedheading for an emergency evacua- Staff writers RobNikolewski and from Imperial Valley to San their home in acommunity today.She said the house their way. Barrelet said they tion at (619)299-7012,ext. 1, David Hernandezcontributed to this Diego, wasout of service. known as the Carveacre looksgood.” startedpreparing the ani- or the San DiegoCountyDe- report. Helicopters on Sunday RanchEstates, whichin- Fincher’s son, Brandon mals —including rabbits, partment of Animal Serv- morning were washing the cludes about 100homes, Fincher,goes to school in guinea pigs, horses,llamas, ices at (619)236-2341. [email protected] lines to remove sootand around noon on Sunday. Prescott, Ariz., and decided goats, alpacas, sheep, pigs, TomHurley did his best [email protected] other residue thatsettled on They,likeothers at the to visit hisfamily over the ducks and birds —for trans- to save his many animals, [email protected] the equipment during the evacuation center,hadn’t weekend with afriend. The portearly in the morning. but he just couldn’tget to all [email protected] DARING NIGHTTIME AIRLIFT RESCUES HUNDREDSTRAPPED BY CREEK FIRE As wildfireroared Guard’s163rd Wing based at thefirewas roaring toward pickupanotherload. March Air Reserve Base them. By then,between the around campers, worked above the site,help- “The fire completely en- darknessand thick smoke, ing to scout conditions. Per- gulfed everything, all around conditions had deteriorated copters swooped in sonnel identified asmall us,” he said, addingthey again. Notknowingifthey’d clearing alongside aboat poured waterontheir shirts be abletomakeitback a BY ALEX WIGGLESWORTH launchroad thatcould be and used them to covertheir third time, thecrewsloaded used as an emergency land- facesasprotectionagainst as many people intothe heli- The call cameintothe ing zone. thesmokeand heat. copters as they could —more California National Guardat About 8:20 p.m., the heli- Two people had suffered than 100passengers in the 3:15 p.m. Saturday. copters landed at Mammoth life-threatening injuries. Chinook and 21 in the Black Afast-moving brush fire Pool. They were put in the helicop- Hawk, Hall said. had choked off the only road The sevencrew members ters first.Then came the 19 When the mission was out of apopular recreation were greetedbymorethan “walking wounded,” who completedabout 3a.m., 214 area in theSierra National 200 campers, many of them needed hospitalcarebut people and 11 pets had been Forest. Hundreds of camp- clusteredonadock near the were not considered critical. rescued, Hall said. At least 21 ers were trapped. boat launch, Hallsaid. Some Crewsalso prioritized chil- people were taken to hospi- The Creekfire, whichig- AP had suffered injuries includ- dren and those with underly- tals. nited Friday evening about Evacuees aretightly packedastheyare airliftedto ing scrapes,seriousburns inghealth conditions, offi- Therewas alsoanunex- six miles to thewest,had safety aboardaCalifornia National GuardCH-47 and possiblebrokenbones. cialssaid. pected silverlininginthe jumped the SanJoaquin Chinook helicopter in Central California. But they were ecstatic. “Theirfocuswasonrescu- formofthe COVID-19 pan- River and made arun toward “I spokewith the crew ingthem,gettingthemfrom demic. the Mammoth Pool reser- cuethatsome officials de- Combat Aviation Brigade, members afterwardand thepointofdangerto pointof HuntingtonLakeFire voir,wherepeople were en- scribed as unprecedentedin which flew the mission. they said it wasone of the safetyand then getting them Chief Christopher Donnelly joyingthe LaborDay week- sizeand scope. “The smokecolumn’s greatest missions they’ve into the handsofthe emer- said it wasablessing in dis- end. “Our focus wasgetting naturallyhigh,verydifficult,” ever donejust because of the gency medical professionals guise thatthe fire —which he “Asfirecrewsand lawen- the helicopters in and getting Hallrecalled. “And we feeling of relief the individu- that were on the ground,” had anticipated for years due forcement were tryingtoget as many peopleout as needed some of that essen- als who were rescued had,” Millersaid. to brushovergrowth —hap- everybody out, the fire spot- quickly as possible to save tially to burn down alittlebit Hallsaid.“Theywere literally Crewsdropped off the pened during the outbreak. tedand then basically grew,” lives,” said Col. Jesse Miller, in orderfor us to effectasafe giving the crew chiefshugsas passengers at Fresno Yo- Though hundreds of resi- said AlexOlowofthe U.S. deputycommander for joint rescue.” they were boardingthe heli- semiteInternational Air- dents were evacuated, more FireService. “Exitingout the task force domesticsupport At 6:30p.m.,when condi- copter.” port, whereamakeshifttri- than 10,000people usually road wasn’t safe, so people with the CaliforniaNational tions improved slightly, the SomeofthoseatMam- agesitewas set up. There, visit the HuntingtonLake were asked to shelter in Guard. Guardlaunched aCH-47 moth Pool described aterri- paramedicsassessed in- area during LaborDay week- place.” The Guardworkedtoas- Chinook andaUH-60 Black- fyingscene of driving juries and arrangedfor peo- end. Authorities quickly deter- semble its teams and line up hawk from about40miles through flames and finding pletobetaken to hospitals, “Thank God forCOVID,” mined the only waytoevacu- resources.But by thetimeit away.The helicopters staged shelterwherevertheycould. while other emergency work- Donnelly said.“Allofour atethemwas with amassive wasinaposition to send in in Fresno to receiveguidance Jeremy Remingtontold ers made surethose who campgroundsare closed, airliftdoneat nightas thefire aircraft, the fire had essen- about where they could ap- ABC30that he and hisfamily were displaced were Scout campsare closed.” burnedunchecked. tially reached the Mammoth proachtopickpeople up. were boating when they went matched with shelters. Thatmarkedthe startof Pool area, said Col. Dave Aremotely piloted MQ-9 to fill theirchestwith ice. In The helicopters thenre- Wigglesworthwritesfor amassivemulti-agency res- Hall, commander of the 40th aircraftoperated by the less than30minutes, he said, turned to Mammoth Pool to theLos Angeles Times. THE SAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE MONDAY • SEPTEMBER 7, 2020 A7 CALIFORNIA NARROWLYDODGES ROLLING BLACKOUTS Grid managers urge erator said. “Thankyou, Cal- outages.” Powerproblems in than18,000customers. “Californians should ifornia,for protecting the Under Stage3,the high- San DiegoCounty Some of the impacted heed CAISO’swarningsand conservation as high grid again.” est level, the grid operator The potentialblackouts areas were far from the Val- flex their powertoshiftener- According to the grid op- orders utilities suchasSan come as SDG&E reported ley fire,suchasKensington gy consumption to earlier in temperatures persist erator’s website, demand DiegoGas &Electric to start impacts on its system due to and Golden Hill near the the day today, and protect peakedat47,235megawatts shedding load —thatis, cut- the Valley fire in rural East centerofSan Diegoaswell againstpredicted shortages BY ROBNIKOLEWSKI —within striking distance of ting off powertocertain County. as Pacific Beach, La Jolla Sunday and Monday,” Gov. the all-time record of 50,270 areas so that supplies can The blaze caused the and Rolando Village, and Gavin Newsom said in a Foryet anothernight, megawatts set on July 24, matchdemand. Sunrise Powerlink to trip. Spring Valley. statement. CaliforniaonSunday nar- 2006.But Sunday’s peak The powercompanies The 117-mile transmission Extreme heat can lead to Last Thursday,inantici- rowly avoided arepeat of last came in about 1,400 then determine whichseg- line connects renewable en- powerline outages. High pation of tight energy sup- month’s rolling blackouts. megawatts shy of what ments of their serviceterri- ergy resources from Im- temperatures driveupener- plies, Newsomissued an Just as it had on Sat- CAISO officials had antici- torieslose power. perialValley to San Diego. gy demand and in order to emergency proclamation urday,the California Inde- pated earlierinthe day. Amajor challengegrid SDG&E officials said no keepequipment from over- that suspended permitting pendent System Operator, Grid officials at a1p.m. managers have facedcomes customers lost powerdue to loading, circuit breakers requirements for power whichmanages about 80 conference call with report- when the state’sabundant the line beingout of service, may activatetoshut off plants across the stateso percent of the powergrid in ers warnedthe outages amount of solar production however. powertosome circuits in the they can generatemore the state, declared aStage 2 could affect as many as 2.5 quicklyramps down as the Once Cal Firetells SDG&E service territory. power. Emergency —just one level million to 3million custom- sun sets. The CAISO then SDG&E the area is safe, Plus, crewshavetoin- In addition, the CAISO shy of implementing state- ers, with atotal duration has to find supplies of other crewswill go in and deter- spect lines to make surethey last Wednesday issued adi- wide poweroutages. lasting between three and sources of energytomakeup mine what is required to put have notbeendamaged — rectivetoelectricitygenera- CAISO officials earlier in four hours. the difference. the Powerlink back into and if they are, repairs have tors and transmission op- the day feared ashortfall be- The CAISO requested “The cooler temps (as the service. to be made. erators to postpone any tweensupply and demand and received help Sunday sun sets) means less de- In addition, as of 5p.m. maintenance work so that as on its systemofabout 4,400 from the U.S. Department of mandonthe ‘electricitysys- Sunday, five circuits on Flex Alertineffect many lines as possible can megawatts. Anxietyheight- Energy,whichissued an tem,’ ”the CAISO tweetedat SDG&E’ssystem were down through today be available to maximize ened afteratransmission emergency order allowing 7:25 p.m. “But it also means because of fire damage. Sunday markedthe sec- transmissioncapability. line carrying powerfromOr- California’sgrid operator to solar production is winding Among the five,aline ond day of three straight But despitethose efforts, egon to California and an in- runthree generating units in down, removing thousands serving 1,462customers in days that the CAISO has is- grid managers based in Fol- statepower plant went off- the greaterLos Angeles area of megawatts of resources.” the Casa De Oro-SpringVal- suedaFlexAlert, in which som at 6:30 p.m. Saturday line unexpectedly. “at their maximum genera- The heat wave has also ley area lost powerabout 8 electricityconsumers across had to resorttoissuing a But sufficientamounts of tion output levels” during strained the electric grids in p.m. Saturday night. But ac- the stateare asked to volun- Stage2Emergency. energy resources and con- the heat wave to preserve neighboring states, which cordingtoSDG&E’s outage tarily cutback on their ener- CaliforniaIndependent servation efforts by house- the powersystem’s reliabili- oftensupply California with map, it wasestimated it gy consumption to help System Operator officials hold utilityconsumers ty. energy imports when they could takeuntil noon today makesureasurge in de- said the grid lost about 1,600 helped keepsuppliesslightly Thingslooked shaky areneeded. for servicetoberestored. mand doesnot outstrip en- megawatts of resources due aheadofasurge in electricity when at 5:55 p.m. the CAISO “Everybody is seeing Another circuit affecting ergy supplies. to wildfires across the state demand as the stateswel- ordered the Stage2Emer- tight supplies,” said John 1,020 customers in the The FlexAlertisineffect on Saturday,disrupting teredthroughasecond day gency order,whichallows Phipps,the CAISO’sdirec- Campo-Jamul area that again from 3p.m. to 9p.m. transmissionlines. of abroiling Labor Day the grid manager to usere- torofreal-time operations. went down because of fire today. “If there’sbeenenergy weekend heat wave. serve powerand to tap into While the weather is ex- damageat3:55p.m. Sat- Measures consumers can lost on the system anywhere, At 8:36p.m., the system emergency assistance from pected to stay hot across the urday wasnot expected to takeinclude setting their air it impacts the abilityofthe operator,also known as the neighboring grid author- state, high temperatures are come back online until noon conditioningat78degrees, California ISO to serve the CAISO, declared the danger ities. anticipated to be not nearly today as well. holding off on using major demandsonthe system,” had passed via Twitter. “Weneedeveryone’shelp as severe as seen Saturday All told, by early evening appliances likewashers and Phipps said. “Nopower outages on the now!” the CAISO Twitter or Sunday,whichfigures to Sunday,44circuits were out dryers and closingdrapes high-voltage#electricity feed said at 7:08 p.m. “Please give powergrid operators a in SDG&E’sservice terri- and blinds to keephomes rob.nikolewski@ system tonight,” the grid op- conserve to avertorlimit break. tory,affecting alittle more cool. sduniontribune.com

portonthe cause of death HEAT waspending. Therewerethree other L.A. County heat-related rescues Sat- urday,Katz said. The hiker’s sets record death prompted stateand national parks in the area to FROM A1 close for the weekend, butde- 104° in 1955)—arecordfor spiteofficial recommenda- any date. tions to not hike, Katz saw • Ramona: 112° (old lots of people Sunday. record:102°in1983) —tied “In my 30 years in Malibu, all-time record for Septem- I’veneverseenthis,”hesaid, ber addingthat in Malibu, ocean • Campo: 110° (old record: breezes usually keeptem- 104° in 1955)all-time record peratures relatively cool. for September “Thereisnorespite right • Vista: 107° (oldrecord: now.” 102° in 2004) —tied all-time On Labor Day weekend Septemberrecord last year,the group carried • Chula Vista: 102° (old out nine heat-related res- record:97° in 2011 ) cues, he said, including one • San Diego: 100° (old fatality. The group also res- record for the date: 97°in cues lots of overheateddogs 2011 ) eachyear. • Palomar Mountain:98° The heat domeestab- (old record:94° in 1955) lished September records • Oceanside: 85° (old well beyond California.Mex- record:83° in 2004) icali, Mexico, soared to 121.1 Records fell elsewherein degrees, the country’shigh- Southern California on Sun- est temperatureeverob- day includinginLos Angeles servedduringthe month. County,whichreportedits Denverhit 101degrees, highest-evertemperature of its highest September tem- 121. ARIANA DREHSLER peratureand the latest on The record 121-degree Beachgoers in Ocean Beachtry to cool off during the second day of the heat wave on Sunday. record it has crossed the reading, in Woodland Hills in centurymark. the San Fernando Valley, aheat wave because of a set in 1955. to the ocean in the Americas. year-old hiker,issuspected Nearby Boulder,Colo., eclipsed arecordof119,set in high-pressure system and Palm Springsbroke its DowntownSan Francisco to be related to the heat. reached 99 degrees, its high- July 2006,according to Dave an offshoreflowthat pre- high-temperaturerecordfor reached 100degrees, smash- The Los Angeles Sheriff’s est temperaturesolatein Bruno, ameteorologist with vented the sea breeze from this date, toppingout at 117 ing the previous markfor the Department search and res- the year. the National Weather Serv- cooling the shore. degrees, the NWS said. The dateby5degrees. cueteamwas called to the On Tuesday,Denverand ice’sLos Angeles/Oxnard On Sunday,Burbank tied previous record of 114de- “By our calculations, over aid of the hiker around 1:30 Boulder areexpecting snow. forecasting office. its highest temperature of 114 greeswas set in 1986. 99 percent of California’s p.m.Saturday,said David It wasalso the highest degrees; downtownLos An- All sites monitored by the population is under an Ex- Katz, team leader of the [email protected] temperatureeverobservedin geles reached 111degrees, just forecast office in Sacra- cessiveHeat Warning or group. The woman, who had Ventura, Santa Barbara and shy of the record of 113set in mentoset or tied records, in- Heat Advisorytoday,” the begun hiking Tapia Parkin TheNew York Times, San Luis Obispo counties. December 2010,but surpass- cluding Red Bluff, wherea weather serviceinSacra- Malibu CreekStatePark TheWashington Post, Chino, 32 miles east of ing the previously held Sept. 6 temperatureof113 degrees mentotweeted Sunday around 8a.m., had aseizure CityNewsService Los Angeles in San Bernar- record high of 102. brokethe previously held afternoon. and paramedics were un- andThe AssociatedPress dino County, alsohit 121de- The cityofRiverside record of 109set in 1957. At least one death,a41- able to resuscitateher.Are- contributed to this report. grees. The Chino and Wood- brokethe all-time high-tem- Meanwhile, the readings land Hills temperatures peraturerecordfor Septem- in San Luis Obispo, 10 miles were thehighest recorded ber, reaching117 degrees, ac- from the Pacific Ocean, west of the mountainsin cording to the National reached 120degrees. This Southern California. Weather Service.The previ- may be the highest tempera- The region waslocked in ous record of 115degrees was ture ever measured so close Join the DEJOY’SPOLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS QUESTIONED Orange Oil THE WASHINGTONPOST to make political contrib- the Postal Serviceleadership. Revolution to utions, and allegedly illegally Since then, Democrats WASHINGTON reimburses them,” Rep. Ad- have said DeJoy is seeking to Several congressional am Schiff, D-Burbank, hobble the Postal Service to Control Termites Democrats criticized Post- tweeted. “This reportde- help further the president’s masterGeneral Louis DeJoy mands afull, independent in- campaignagainst mail vot- on Sunday afteraWashing- vestigation.” ing. With the USPS facing tonPost reportcontaining al- DeJoy’s prolificpolitical lawsuits over some of the *Hassle Free Guaranteed legationsthat DeJoy andhis fundraising helpedmakehim cost-cutting initiatives DeJoy aides urgedemployeesathis apower broker in Republican had instituted and their po- *Clean Orange Scent former businesstowrite circles,and in Maythose con- tential effect on mailing bal- checksand attend fundrais- nections helped lofthim to lots. ers on behalf of Republican FREE Inspections! candidates. DeJoy then defrayed the cost of thosepolitical contrib- XT-2000 ORANGE OIL PLUS utionsbyboostingemployee Did you KILLS TERMITES &EGGS ON CONTACT, bonuses, twoother employ- knowthat eessaid, an arrangement that WHILE YOUSTAYHOME would be unlawful. “It nowappears thatwe Medicare have aU.S. postmaster who can help with engaged in campaignmoney TENT! laundering when he wasrun- the cost of DON’T ninghis logistics company...” WE saidRep. 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SanDiegoAccuWeather forecast COASTINLAND MOUNTAINS DESERT Very hot conditions will persist across the county Today: Densefog will lift. Today: Mostly sunnyand hot. Today: Mostly sunnyand hot. Today: Mostlysunny; very hot. once again today.Some record high temperatures could be challenged as well. Dryair and an offshore 80° 70° 100° 68° 97° 62° 118° 83° flow will promotesunny skies and acontinued high High LowHigh LowHigh LowHigh Low fire threat. Tuesday: 79/69 Tuesday: 91/66 Tuesday: 90/55 Tuesday: 108/66 Mostly sunny. Mostly sunnyand very warm. Mostly sunnyand very warm. Hotwith plentyofsun. Wednesday: 83/69 Wednesday: 93/67 Wednesday: 81/54 Wednesday: 94/69 Very warm with sunshine. Hotwith sunshine. Sunny, breezy and notaswarm. Cooler with plentyofsunshine. Thursday: 83/68 Thursday: 96/65 Thursday: 84/51 Thursday: 98/74 Very warm with plentyofsun. Hotwith plentyofsunshine. Plentyofsunshine. Plentyofsun. Friday: 81/68 Friday: 96/66 Friday: 87/51 Friday: 104/77 Warm with plentyofsunshine. Hotwith plentyofsunshine. Very warm with plentyofsunshine. Very warm with plentyofsun.

Sun and air Yesterday AIR QUALITY INDEX LEGEND Today’shigh/low/sky Yesterday’shigh/low/precipitation Measured at SanDiegoInternational Airport High indexlevels impair breathing. Temecula TEMPERATURES c cloudy r rain t thunderstorms For24hoursending 6pmyesterday. 101/62/s f foggy sh showers tr trace 0-50 51-100 101-150151-200 201-300 301+ 112/74/0.00 i ice sn snow w windy YesterdayAverage 2019 Record Good Moderate Unhealthy, UnhealthyHVery azard pc partly cloudy sf snowflurries na not available High:100° 77° 85° 100° (2020) Sensitive Unhealthy RIVERSIDE COUNTY prcp precipitation s sunny Low: 72° 66° 71° 56° (1942) SAN DIEGO COUNTY YesterdayTodayMain offender 100° SanOnofre Low Alpine 93 112 Ozone 72° 82/67/s Fallbrook 80° Sunset High Downtown9057 Particulates 92/63/s 100° 84/69/0.00 Sunrise El Cajon 100 67 Ozone 110/85/0.00 Palomar Mountain 60° Miramar 90 50 Particulates Camp 93/60/s 40° 98/81/0.00 BorregoSprings 6pm Midnight 6am Noon 6pm North coast79 51 Ozone Pendleton 118/83/s North inland 100 67 Ozone ValleyCenter Warner 117/89/0.00 Sat. Yesterday 98/61/s Springs Vista Otay/border 100 59 Particulates Oceanside 113/71/0.00 101/62/s ATMOSPHERE 90/65/s South Bay8053 Ozone Regional 84/68/f Lake na/na High Low 102/62/0.00 107/73/0.00 Henshaw SanDiegoCountyAir Pollution Control District forecasts SanMarcos Barometer 29.89” (10 am) 29.82” (4 am) Moreinfo(858) 586-2800 and reports 91/65/s Humidity 73% (1 am) 26% (1 pm) SKINPROTECTION Carlsbad 107/81/0.00 Escondido 84/68/f Julian MARINE 101/75/0.00 96/64/s PRECIPITATION Minutes afair-skinned personcan stay in the 115/75/0.00 97/62/s In inches, 24 hrs. through 6pmyesterday. sun from 9a.m.-5 p.m. beforeunprotected OffshoreSan DiegoCounty SanPasqual Valley 102/70/0.00 Wind (am) ...... 7knots SSW Encinitas YesterdayAverage 2019 Record skin is damaged. 99/62/s Wind (pm) .... 12 knots SSW 85/67/f Lake Hodges 114/62/0.00 0.00” 0.01” 0.00”0.59” (1939) 9a.m. 11 a.m. Noon 1p.m. 3p.m. 5p.m. Waves ...... 2ft. 102/70/0.00 Cuyamaca Actual Average Swells ...... SSW2ft. Rancho Ramona 60 45 30 25 45 60 Rancho Bernardo 101/60/s 97/61/s Month to date:0.00” 0.03” SantaFe na/na OffshoreBajaCalifornia 96/65/s 112/67/0.00 Season to date:13.60” 10.30” Del Mar 89/66/s Wind (am) ...... 7knots S 106/80/0.00 Last year,season to date:12.83” Source:Environmental Protection Agency 80/69/s 106/73/0.00 San Barona Wind (pm) ...... 13 knots S na/na Poway Vicente 99/65/s RECENTDAILYTEMPERATURES Waves ...... 3ft. Reservoir 112/72/0.00 Cosmos Swells ...... WSW5ft. 98/65/s Actual and averagehighs/lows 111/70/0.00 El Capitan Moreinfoonline: http://cdip.ucsd.edu MiraMesa Lake Mount 100° Sunrise: 6:28 am Sunrise Santee Laguna SURFING La Jolla 93/67/s Tuesday: 99/67/s Sunset: 7:05 pm 81/69/s 107/71/0.00 90/66/s 6:28 am Watertemp ...... 66° 111/79/0.00 92/68/0.00 Daylight: 12 hr.37min. west-facing ...... 1-3 ft. 94/73/0.00 Alpine 80° 98/62/s south-facing ...... 1-3ft. Mission Bay El Cajon Last NewFirst Full Swells .Mixed @10seconds La Mesa 109/81/0.00 80/70/s 93/67/s 100/68/s Form ...... fair na/na 107/74/0.00 60° 105/82/0.00 8/8 8/22 9/6 Data as of 4p.m. yesterday, courtesy SanDiego Lemon Spring Del Mar lifeguards. Moreinfo: SanDiego 82/69/f Valley Averagehigh/lowActual high/low LifeguardService, (619) 221-8824 Grove Jamul 100/72/0.00 92/67/s 91/66/s 97/66/s Barrett 105/75/0.00 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 23 Oct 1 104/79/0.00 107/78/0.00 Lake TIDES National City Wildfirewatch Point Coronado Campo RiseSet SanDiegoBay 83/68/s 102/57/s Loma 82/70/f Forinformationabout fire dangerareas, fire weather High Ht. LowHt. 103/74/0.00 110/62/0.00 Moon 10:18 pm 11:15 am 80/70/s 82/71/0.00 LowerOtay watches, current wildfires andforest-use restriction Today 12:24am 4.2’ 6:09am 1.9’ Venus 3:01 am 4:46 pm na/na Chula Vista Reservoir levels, visitthese websites: 12:36pm 5.0’ 7:21pm 1.7’ 84/67/s Mars 9:11pm9:52 am Tue. 1:18am 3.6’ 6:26am 2.4’ •cefa.dri.edu/HourlyFD/ 1:12pm 4.9’ 8:38pm 1.8’ 102/70/0.00 •fire.ca.gov/index_incidents_info.php Jupiter 3:57 pm 1:59 am 2:59am 3.2’ 6:35am 2.8’ Otay Mesa Wed. Imperial Tecate •newweb.wrh.noaa.gov/sgx/index.php?wfo=sgx 2:08pm 4.8’ 10:20pm 1.6’ 91/66/s Saturn 4:28 pm 2:38 am Beach MEXICO 99/60/s 105/73/0.00 •fsapps.nwcg.gov/psp/sawti DIVING REPORT 81/68/f na/na na/na WILDFIRE THREATINDEX Skywatch: Faint constellation Watervisibility ...... 15ft. Tijuana Microscopium, the microscope, lowin 89/68/s ForSan DiegoCounty, from theU.S. Forest Service. 106/77/0.00 southeast afterdark. Notes: Good conditions with alight surge. To day LowModerateExtreme Courtesy of Dennis Mammana, www.skyscapes.com 5miles Courtesy of DiveCalifornia, SanDiego, www.divecalifornia.com Marginal High NA

UNITED STATES San Antonio 92/75/pc90/75/pc Across the state Across the nation and world TodayTomorrow SantaFe 95/55/s 76/35/pc NATIONALWEATHERSYSTEMS Forecast fornoon today Albany 80/62/pc83/63/pc Savannah 87/71/t85/73/t Theheatwavewillcontinue todaywith temperatures climbing to record Albuquerque 96/66/s84/43/c Seattle 84/59/pc 84/58/s -10s -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110s Amarillo 97/63/s68/37/c SiouxFalls 60/43/sh 52/41/sh levels in most locations. Some wildfires willform over the mountains. Anchorage 61/52/c60/51/c Spokane 67/42/s69/46/s Atlanta 87/66/s87/70/pc Syracuse 82/63/c80/64/pc AtlanticCity 82/67/pc84/69/pc CALIFORNIA YesterdayTodayTomorrow Iqaluit Tallahassee 90/72/t91/73/t Whitehorse Austin 93/74/t90/73/pc hi/lo prcp. hi/lo/sky hi/lo/sky Yellowknife Tucson 106/79/s 100/71/s Baltimore 84/67/s 86/68/pc Wash., DC 86/70/s 87/70/pc Northern Crescent City 70/51 0.00 66/53/s69/51/s Billings 49/33/r 51/34/pc Wichita 97/68/s73/49/r Birmingham 90/66/pc 89/68/pc Smokytoday with hazy Eureka 71/51 0.00 70/51/s73/51/s Redding 111/660.00 112/73/pc98/66/s Churchill Bismarck 54/34/r56/30/pc WORLD sunshine.Clear tonight, Boise 85/43/s68/46/s except partly cloudy at SantaRosa 111/620.00 103/59/pc 99/57/s St.John's TodayTomorrow Ukiah 113/650.00 108/62/pc 102/56/pc Boston 78/64/s80/65/s the coast. Buffalo 76/61/t 75/63/c Amsterdam 68/59/pc 68/60/sh Saskatoon Athens 92/73/s 93/75/s Sierra Alturas 97/46 0.00 95/44/pc75/38/s Vancouver Burlington 81/65/c80/63/pc Charles., WV 88/61/pc 91/66/s Auckland 59/43/r59/43/s Hazy suntoday. Bishop 104/600.00 105/64/s 89/44/s Halifax Baghdad 116/80/pc 116/81/pc LakeTahoe 79/46 0.00 86/42/pc 66/33/pc Seattle Calgary Charlotte 86/63/s87/71/pc Winnipeg Bangkok 94/78/c 93/78/t Cheyenne 85/26/pc 33/24/sn Mammoth 81/50 0.00 86/45/pc 70/34/s Billings Barbados 88/80/pc88/80/pc Susanville 97/52 0.00 99/47/pc 72/44/s Montreal Chicago 74/60/c 67/60/t Cincinnati 85/66/pc 89/66/pc Barcelona 74/62/t 79/66/pc Yosemite na/na na 97/64/pc 93/57/s Minneapolis Beijing 86/70/t86/66/pc Detroit Toronto Cleveland 77/65/c84/64/pc NewYork Columbia,SC 89/64/pc89/73/pc Belgrade 86/60/s 80/56/pc Valley Bakersfield 105/780.00 110/76/s102/72/s Berlin 68/51/pc 71/59/pc Chico 108/720.00 110/73/pc 97/65/s Chicago Colum., OH 83/67/pc 89/66/pc Hazy sunand very hot Denver Concord,NH 81/57/pc 85/60/pc Bermuda 86/81/sh 86/81/pc Fresno 103/750.00 111/75/pc102/71/s Budapest 78/53/t76/51/pc today; smoky. Dangerous Washington Dallas 93/75/s90/69/t heat.Clear tonight. Mostly Sacramento 109/720.00 108/72/pc99/64/pc San Francisco Buenos Air. 57/50/pc 62/55/pc Stockton 110/730.00 111/71/pc103/63/s Denver 94/33/s37/28/sn sunny tomorrow. Des Moines 74/51/pc 53/45/r Cairo 99/78/s97/75/s Visalia 102/700.00 108/68/pc100/63/s Calgary 49/34/sh 64/43/pc Yuba City 109/710.00 110/73/pc 98/62/pc Atlanta Detroit 79/58/pc 70/59/c LosAngeles El Paso Dover 81/68/s 83/68/pc Copenhagen 65/57/pc 69/56/s h El Paso 100/75/s 99/55/pc Dublin 65/60/r73/56/c BayArea Napa 110/620.00 105/59/pc99/62/s Eugene 92/52/s94/51/s Frankfurt 72/47/pc 78/53/pc Oakland 104/660.00 88/60/pc 85/59/s Geneva 70/52/pc 75/55/t Hazy suntoday; breezy Chihuahua Houston Fairbanks 64/48/r59/46/c in the afternoon.Clear SanFrancisco 102/680.00 84/59/pc 81/58/s Fargo 55/37/r53/33/pc Halifax 70/59/pc 74/60/pc tonight. San Jose 105/680.00 99/64/pc 91/62/s Monterrey Miami Flagstaff 88/51/s69/33/s Helsinki 62/47/t58/46/r La Paz GrandRapids 73/53/c 61/53/t Hong Kong 89/80/t88/79/t Coast Big Sur 110/690.00 92/70/pc 83/64/s Great Falls 48/28/r58/36/s Istanbul 85/70/s84/72/pc Mostly sunnytoday; very Monterey 88/66 0.00 82/60/pc 76/60/s Hartford 82/61/s87/62/pc Jerusalem 92/71/s89/71/s hotinthe inlandvalleys. Salinas 103/640.00 91/59/pc 80/56/s Cold Warm Stationary Showers T-storms Rain Flurries Snow Ice Honolulu 89/78/pc 89/77/pc Jo’burg 77/48/pc 78/49/pc Clear tonight. San Luis Obi. 117/630.00 97/57/s81/57/s Houston 93/75/pc 91/75/t Kabul 90/55/pc 89/59/pc SantaBarbara 97/61 0.00 84/62/s75/59/s Indianapolis 80/66/pc 88/65/pc Kuwait City 113/84/pc 117/85/pc SantaCruz 102/620.00 88/56/pc 83/57/s Jackson, MS 94/68/s93/72/pc Lima 64/58/pc 64/59/pc Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather,Inc. ©2020 Lisbon 94/69/s90/66/s Juneau 56/51/r 60/53/r Desert Barstow 116/830.00 115/79/s94/60/s Kansas City 83/61/s65/50/r London 69/59/pc74/60/pc Thunderstorms will dampen the GreatLakes and Ohio Valleytoday. Cold airwill rush Madrid 82/54/s81/56/s Blazingsunshine today. Blythe 118/830.00 118/82/s 102/71/s Las Vegas 113/79/s87/63/s in with gustywinds, snowand rain acrossthe Rockies and northern Plains. TheWest Manila 90/78/t91/79/t Hazy tonight.Plentyof DeathValley 122/880.00 124/94/s103/69/s LittleRock 91/69/s90/71/pc Needles 120/860.00 119/85/s95/70/s will face acritical fire threat. Louisville 88/68/s 91/68/s Montreal 77/57/sh73/57/pc sunshine tomorrow. Moscow 76/62/sh65/51/r Palmdale 111/710.00 112/76/s98/59/s Madison 67/51/c 54/47/r Memphis 92/70/s91/72/pc Munich 66/47/c 72/49/s Southern Anaheim 105/770.00 95/68/s89/71/s Yesterday’s 122° 31° Miami 89/78/t89/79/t NewDelhi 92/78/t93/79/pc Oslo 62/51/pc 67/49/pc Abundant sunshine today. Big Bear 87/53 0.00 86/50/s75/34/s U.S. extremes DeathValley Angel Fire,N.M. Milwaukee 69/56/c 60/55/t El Centro na/na na 118/79/s 106/66/s (in 48 contiguous states) Minneapolis 61/46/sh 54/44/r Ottawa 75/49/sh68/52/pc Clear to partly cloudy Paris 74/53/pc 78/60/s tonight. LosAngeles 111/770.00 95/68/s86/70/s Montgomery 92/69/s92/71/pc Palm Springs 120/920.00 119/86/s 107/70/s Nashville 90/65/s91/66/pc Prague 66/47/pc 73/53/s Riverside 117/780.00 104/63/s 96/61/s WEATHER REPORTS ONLINE NewOrleans 92/76/pc 90/78/sh Quebec 73/57/pc 70/56/pc SanBernardino 115/810.00 106/68/s100/62/s Union-Tribune: sandiegouniontribune/sdweather NewYork 79/68/s83/69/pc Rio 81/69/pc 81/71/pc Ventura 96/69 0.00 80/63/s76/64/s Okla. City 92/71/s86/57/t Riyadh 105/77/pc 106/80/pc Rome 82/66/pc 87/68/t AccuWeather: accuweather.com Omaha 77/49/pc 51/45/r National Weather Service(SanDiego): weather.gov/sandiego Orlando 89/74/t88/75/t SanJose 81/66/t79/65/t Yesterday’sextremes 122° 39° Philadelphia 84/68/s87/69/pc SanJuan 89/78/sh 89/78/sh (in California) DeathValley Bridgeport National Weather Service(ClimatePrediction Center): Phoenix 110/86/s104/69/s Santiago 70/48/pc 60/43/c Seoul 71/68/r78/67/s www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov Pittsburgh 83/63/pc 89/65/pc Portland, ME 76/61/s77/62/pc Shanghai 94/74/pc 95/75/pc MEXICO Singapore 87/80/sh 86/77/t Portland, OR 91/59/pc 83/59/s TodayTomorrow TodayTomorrow Stockholm 63/49/pc 64/49/pc NAVY BASES Providence 78/62/pc 83/63/pc Acapulco 87/77/t86/76/t Mexicali 119/82/s106/71/s Prcp. Prcp. Raleigh 85/67/s85/71/pc Sydney 72/54/s77/61/c Yesterday Today Yesterday Today Tokyo 88/80/t90/79/pc Cancun 88/76/t88/78/t Mexico City 75/57/t75/56/t RapidCity 55/32/r48/28/r Ensenada 85/66/s80/67/s Monterrey 85/71/pc 86/72/pc Cuba (Guantanamo Bay) 0.07 89/74/pc Nevada (Fallon) 0.00101/52/s Reno 100/55/pc 75/45/s Toronto 75/54/sh 65/56/c Guadalajara 79/63/t79/62/t Oaxaca 78/57/t78/60/c Groton (NewLondon)0.00 76/63/s Pensacola (Pensacola)0.0091/75/c Richmond 85/67/s86/70/t Vancouver 77/55/pc 70/55/s La Paz 93/77/s 93/76/s San Felipe 104/85/s99/80/s Italy (Naples)0.00 85/72/pc Spain (Rota) 0.00 84/69/s St.Louis 88/72/pc 91/68/t Vienna 70/49/c 74/52/s Mazatlan 87/76/t88/76/t Veracruz 87/75/t88/77/pc Jacksonville (Mayport) 0.05 86/73/t VirginiaBeach (Norfolk)0.00 84/75/c Salt Lk.City 94/47/s 58/36/s Warsaw 65/47/c 68/55/pc

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B2 Local reports B3 Editorial &Opinion B4 Obituaries CHANGES COMING TO PARK AT U.S. BORDER Garden supporters planning its rebirth afterwall project

BY ALEXANDRAMENDOZA

FriendshipParkand its surroundingswill soon look different as the border wall replacement project ad- vances to the west. The rustybars, embel- lished on the Mexican side with the work of many art- ists,will be replaced with the same border fence that has been installed for the last twoyears along theU.S.- Mexicoborder. One of the biggest con- cerns of local activists is what will happen to the bina- tional garden that was planted morethan 10 years agoonboth sides of the park, especially since the Border KRISTIANCARREON Patrol unintentionally de- JaviCorona, 26,cleans tables at Mariscos LosCuates, aseafood restaurant on ThirdAvenue in Chula Vista, beforeopening for lunch. stroyed it on the U.S. side The owners have adapted to thepandemic restrictions by switching to atakeout operation and adding outdoor seating. earlier this year.Atthe time, theBorder Patrol said it was amistake,and later apolo- gized and gave permission for people to replant it. BUSINESS PROSPECTS ABorder Patrol spokes- woman confirmed that plants on the U.S. side will be requiredtobemovedtempo- rarily whilethe newborder fence is being installed. She BLEAK IN CHULA VISTA assuredthatall precautions will be taken to not kill them. Daniel Watman, founder of the binational garden, 60 percent of small companyownerssurveyed expect shutdown within six months said his group has already been notified, and he will try BY GUSTAVO SOLIS without him. to transplant them himself. “Businesses are in survival “When he passed, the business “What they arepromising Sixtypercent of Chula Vista’s moderight now.” wasdoing well even though we were us is to give us time to save small businesses expect to shut obviously sad,” said Cesar Corona. the plants, but notmany will down permanentlywithin six Luanne Hulsizer, executivedirector of ThirdAvenue VillageAssociation “Wehad to keepthe business going. survive,” Watman said. “On monthsbecause of the pandemic But thenall of the restaurants had theU.S. side, the chances of basedontheir currentprojections, “Many businesseshavedepleted munity, the results aren’t exactly to shut down.” survival arelow because according to anew surveycon- theircash reservesand anticipate shocking. The family thoughtofselling the they arenew,soevery time ducted by the city. closing withinthe next six months,” “Businessesare in survival mode restaurant in Maybut decided to they aretransplanted, there More than 600 business owners Irene Liu, avisitingfellowfromHar- right now,”said Luanne Hulsizer, keepitbecause they seepotential in is ahigh risk thatthey will and 800 residents respondedtothis vardUniversitywho administered executivedirector of the ThirdAve- Chula Vista’s ThirdAvenue. SEE PARK • B4 surveyinJuly —the largest of its the survey, told the CityCouncil last nue VillageAssociation, or TAVA. The brothers adapted.They kind in cityhistory—toanswer month when she presentedthe re- And the keytosurvival is adapt- quicklyswitched to takeout only, questions about the localeconomy sults. ing, according to Javier and Cesar set up aPostmates account to help and the impactsofCOVID-19. The surveyrepresents “the best Corona, the owners of Mariscos Los boost orders and eventually in- Results showthat 90 percentof datawehaveinour fingertipsright Cuates, aseafood restaurant on stalledoutdoor seating on the small businesses have less than 4 now,”and reveals insights intothe ThirdAvenue. streetand sidewalk when the cityal- FORMER monthsofcash reserves, half of city’sbusiness community, con- Since the restaurant opened six lowedit. Throughout the process, them have not reopened during the sumerhabits and employee experi- years ago, the twin brothers ran it they tried to stay positive, said pandemic, and minoritybusiness ence, said Miranda Evans, an econ- with their dad. However, their fa- Javier Corona. INTERN’S ownersare disconnectedfromgov- omic development specialist with ther died of aheart attack in Febru- “I gottatell youman, it was ernment resources that could help Chula Vista. aryand the 26-year-old brothers hard,” he said. “I didn’t expect it to ROAD TRIP them. Forpeopleinthe business com- have had to managethe pandemic SEE BUSINESS • B2 BENEFITS NONPROFIT SOMEONE SAN DIEGO SHOULD KNOW Coronado native BUSINESSMAN’SCALLING raises $4,000 for IS HELPINGTHE HOMELESS Outdoor Outreach BY JANGOLDSMITH neighborhood —always commotions outside,fight- BY GUSTAVO SOLIS As akid growing up in a ing and sometimes gun dangerous Bronxneighbor- shots.” When the pandemic hood, JimVargas’ passion His path out of the forced Morgan Willis to can- wastojoin the ministry. It Bronx began through reli- cel his post-college gradua- took four decades to reach gion. His parents enrolled tion European trip, the Co- that goal, but not beforefol- him in aCatholic grammar ronado nativebought a lowing averydifferent ca- school and apre-seminary camper van,drove north reer path thatprepared high school wherehedid and climbed amountain. him for the unique role he well at academics and Along the way, he wrote plays today in addressing worked in the rectory. about his travels and raised homelessness in San Diego. Afterhigh school, how- thousands of dollars for Born in 1956,Vargaswas ever, Vargas decided to at- Outdoor Outreach, aSan raisedinthe Bronx by par- tend college Diego-based nonprofit that ents who came from Puerto rather than connects underprivileged Ricoseeking abetterlife. followpriest- children with the outdoors. JARROD VALLIERE U-T His father wasanelevator hood afterhe Willis had interned for the President BobNascenziand Principal MikeDerrickstand outside Cristo operator andmothera began dating nonprofitthe last twoyears. ReySan Diego High School in Southcrest. The school opened in August. seamstress. Averygiving awoman “Working therereally and religious family,de- who also helped me fallback in love spitetheir modest means, lived in the with the outdoors,” he said. CRISTO REYHIGH MAKES DEBUT his parents took in cousins Jim projects. Jim So, aftergraduating from and foster children in addi- Vargas andFrances Arizona StateUniversity, tion to caring for their four were married Willis put his jobsearch on DESPITE PANDEMIC CHALLENGES children. in 1977. hold —the companies he’d “They instilled in us a Aftergraduating from applied to had enacted hir- Work-study collegeprepeducation serves low-income families strong sense of helping oth- NewYorkUniversityin ing freezes —and started ers,” Vargassaid. 1979, Vargasentered the preparing the fundraising BY ANDREA LOPEZ-VILLAFAÑA known forproviding collegepreparatory At age9,Vargasand his corporateworld. He took a trip that would takehim to education and work experience to stu- family movedfromajobatCiticorp, wherehe the topofMount St. Helens SANDIEGO dents from low-income families. brownstone to a20-story quickly rose to vice presi- in Washingtonstate. Atziri Iniguez hasn’t decided if she Atziri, who grew up afew blocksfrom building in theBronx proj- dent at age28. He managed He spent weeksresearch- wants to be aveterinarian or aheartsur- theschool, said she’sglad it recently ects. hundreds of employeesand ing camper vans (he ended geon when she growsup, but one thing opened. “It wasnot safe. Ican’t worked with 75 corporate up going with a2000Euro the 14-year-old does knowisthat she “I’m hoping to gain moreopportuni- tell youthe number of times entities. Camper), and buying things needs to go to collegetomakeone of those ties,” Atziri said. we gotmugged,” Vargas By the mid-1990s, Vargas suchassolar panels to en- dreamscome true. Her mother, KarinaFragoso, said she said. “They wouldsteal my had areputation as aprob- surehehad electricitytodo She’sone step closer.OnThursday, is glad forthe school’ssliding-scale tu- mother’s grocerymoney.” lem solver and asuccessful some freelance marketing Atziri wasone of 61 studentstomakeup ition. While the averagetuition for the “Wewereonthe 12th corporateleader.“Iwas work duringthe trip. the first class at CristoRey San Diego year is $800,Fragoso said her $70-a- floor.When the elevators good at the corporate “The thing about being High School, anew and unusual Catholic month tuition payments work with the were down, everyone used world, particularly at build- stuck inside during quaran- schoolthatservesmainly low-income salaryshe earnsasamaintenance worker the stairs. Muggers would ing teams, training and tine wasthat Ihad alot of familiesand sets students up at work- for an apartment complex. break the lightbulbs in the leadership. Iwould be put time to plan all of this,” he study jobs during the school day. The high school welcomed its first stairwell and mug us in the in difficult situations and said. The school in Southcrest is partofa class of students in August with virtual dark.” wastasked with turning SEE ROAD TRIP • B4 national network of CristoRey schools SEE CRISTO REY • B4 “It wasnever quiet in the SEE VARGAS • B4 B2 THE SAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE MONDAY • SEPTEMBER 7, 2020 LOCALREPORTS

CRIME, FIRE &PUBLIC SAFETY Padilla wasparticularly sur- BUSINESS prised to hear the statistic about howfew local employ- Garagefiredisplaces 2 FROM B1 ees earn living wages. be this hard. But we’re “That should strikeall of CHULA VISTA pullingthroughand if we can us deeply and we should not Afireearly Sunday morning damaged the garageofa do this, we can accomplisha forgetthat,” he said. home in Chula Vista anddisplaced tworesidents,authorities whole lot.” Lastly,the survey said. Chula Vista’s small busi- showedthat business own- No one washurtinthe blaze that began around 2:20 a.m. nesses also credittheir sur- ers aren’t connectedtopro- at ahomeonDon Carlos Courtnear Buena Vista Way. When vival to the local community. businessorganizations that firefighters arrived, the garagewas fully engulfed in flames. At Grindhouse coffee could help them. Two elderly residents were displaced, Chula Vista Fire shop, owner Ron Richie said MayorMaryCasillas Department Battalion Chief RobertNelson told OnScene customers spent money on Salas said the cityneeds to TV.Nelson said that one resident said theyhad been refinish- thingsthey didn’t want just KRISTIAN CARREON do moreoutreach, particu- ing furnitureand leftsome oily ragsinthe garage, whichthen to showsupport. Minah Castillo and Ron Richie preparedrinksat larly among minoritycom- may have ignited and startedthe blaze. “When this started, we Grindhouse coffeeshop in Chula Vista. munities.She noted that mi- No one wasinjured. Thegaragewas heavily damaged, but hadahandful of peoplewho noritybusinesses did not ap- fire did notreachthe home, though there wassmokedam- camebyand ordered $30, peopleare struggling.” that the cityhad 9,108active ply for CARES Act funding age. Adamageestimatewas not available. $40 worthofstuff they didn’t Hulsizersaidevent halls businesslicenses in 2015 and as muchasnon-minority really want,” he said. “They and hair salonshavebeenhit 8,680 in 2019.Most of the city’s businesses. [email protected] just said they wanted to the hardest because, unlike small businesses areinwest “Wesaw that minority come by,support and help restaurants, they couldn’t Chula Vista, where commer- businesses did not have ac- CHP reports 26 DUI arrests overweekend keepusgoing. It waspretty stay openonalimitedbasis. cial rents aremoreaffordable. cess to thatmoney because nice to seethat support.” While she’dnoticed some While the cityhas alarge they didn’t have the infor- SANDIEGO COUNTY Richie recognizes that businesses already close, it’s number of women-owned mation,” shesaid. “That is The CaliforniaHighwayPatrol reportednofatalities and being acoffee shop has difficult to knowexactly how and minority-owned busi- simplywrong in our commu- 26 DUI arrests in San DiegoCountyfor the Labor Day week- helped him weather the pan- eachbusinessownerisdoing nesses,the surveyshowed nityand it needs to be end period between 6p.m.Friday and 6a.m. Sunday. demic. Although he reduced because they don’t normally minoritybusiness owners worked on.” In the same period last year,therewere40DUI arrests hoursand limited serviceto sharefinancial information. struggle to getaccess to capi- DeputyCityManager and zerofatalities in the county, according to the CHP. takeoutonly,hehasn’t had She has noticed more tal, training and mentorship Eric Crockettsaidthe city Across the state, the CHPreported551 DUIarrests and 18 to close the shop. anxiety amongthe city’s opportunities. will use the surveyresults, fatalities for the same period. Last year, the agency reported The coffeeshop opened al- small business community. Economically speaking, which is “better data than 717DUI arrests and 11 fatalities. most four years ago, during “Howcouldyou notbe?” the surveyshowedChula we’veeverhad,” to improve The DUI arrests areonlythosemade by CHP officers, the startofThirdAvenue’s she said. “You’veinvested Vista is still abedroom com- things. while fatalitystatistics arefor alllaw enforcementagencies in so-called transformation your life’ssavings, you’ve munity. He said the citycan take the state. from an uninspiring down- taken time away from your “Wesee less money being steps immediately to geta towncommercial streettoa familytobuild this and leave circulated in the local econo- betterunderstanding of CityNewsService lively corridor with newbrew- alegacy for them, andall of a my,” Lui said. “About 50 per- what the business commu- eries and restaurants. sudden something outside cent of residents areworking nity lookslike. Forexample, Firefighters quickly contain brush fire in Fallbrook When the pandemic hit, of your control is threat- outside Chula Vista and 80 thecitycurrently doesnot Richie feared that progress ening that.” percent of residents spend track abusiness owner’s FALLBROOK would lose momentum. But Cityofficials hope the the majorityoftheir dispos- genderorethnicstatus. NorthCounty FireProtection District firefighters quickly at least for him, the coffee surveyresults guide new able income outside of Chula Chula Vista can start contained ahalf-acre brushfirethat threatened ahomeand shopisdoing well. business-friendlypolicies in Vista.” tracking that as partofits abarn in Fallbrook on Sunday. “In allhonesty,weare op- the future. Having acompre- Of the people who do business licensing process The fire wasreportedabout noon in afield off LosAlisos eratingalot moreprofitable hensive understandingof work in Chula Vista, 80 per- and use it to connect individ- Drive near Live Oak ParkRoad, said fire Capt. John Choi. now,”hesaid. “Weoperating the city’sbusinessland- centofemployeesdonot ual owners with specific Firefighters quickly jumped on the fire before it damaged alot leaner and getting scape is already helpful. earn aliving wage and do not groups such as the San Di- anearby home andbarn, Choi said. nearly as many sales with Forexample, while the gethealth carethrough their egoBlack Chamber of Com- Firefighters remained at the scene and were mopping up only aportion of the hours number of newbusinesses is employers.Inthe survey, a merce or the Latin Business the area as of 12:30p.m. No injuries were reported. thatwewereworking before. rising, the total number of living wage wasdefined as Association. Ifeelsomewhat guiltysaying businesses in Chula Vista has $19.50 an hour. CityNewsService it becauseIknowhow many been in decline. Data shows Councilman Steve [email protected]

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On topofthis year’s controversyoverthe book ‘A merican Dirt,’racialjustice protests and racial inequities exacerbated by thepandemic have shined alight on alack of authors of color.Increasingly,the publishing industry is admitting it has work to do to diversify its voices. Below, twolocal Latina authors and aliterary agent discuss whatchanges areneeded. WHITE MALE PERSPECTIVE SHOULD CHICANO VOICES NOTBEOUR CULTURAL DEFAULT NEED TO BE HEARD

BY JEAN GUERRERO WhiteNationalist Agenda” is based on morethan 100 BY BEATRICE ZAMORA interviews and hundredsofpages of documents. Most Iwas catching up with amiddle-aged Whitemale political biographies arewrittenbyWhite men. White Our newpublishingcompany,Tolteca Press,isinspired by the newspaper editor and former colleagueinNew York male perspectives aredefault and dominantinour Tolteca nation known as great artisans and thinkers in pre-Colum- CityonOct. 4, 2017,after one of my meetingsatOne culture. More thanthree in four newsroom workers bian Mexico. Iwrote our first children’s book title, “The Spirit of Chi- World (Random House), whichwould soon be pub- were Whitein2018;61% were male. Sevenofthe 10 cano Park/El espíritudel Parque Chicano,” whichisillustrated by lishing my book “Crux: ACross-Border Memoir.”The highest-grossing authors were Whitemen in 2018.Of Maira Meza.The book depicts the storyofChicano Park’sfounding, newspaper editor asked me: “Howmuchdoyou think the highest-grossing films in the last decade, three- and includes interviews with 12 communitychampions who have been thesuccess you’re having has to do with the fact that quarters were produced by Whitemen. instrumental in the founding and development of Chicano Park, a you’re an attractiveyoung woman?” Our minds areconditioned to relatetoWhite male nationallandmark. Iconsideredhim an ally,and wastaken aback.I perspectives from the time that we’rechildren — My husband,Mario E. Aguilar,and Iformed Tolteca Press in Janu- told him Ithought I’dgottenthe book deal based on regardless of who we are. The heroes we’retaught to ary. To our knowledge, we areone of the fewChicano-owned publish- the qualityofthe work.Ihad spent idolizeand inhabit areWhite men. ing companies in San DiegoCounty. As communityactivistsfor well years polishing and rewriting the Our bias thus favors them. And the over 40 years and as retired educators, we understand the importance manuscript and had submitteditfor people who frame our national narra- of preserving our culturalheritage.Webelieve that children shouldsee aPEN/FUSION Emerging Writers Misogynistic tives sanitizethe misdeeds of straight themselves reflected in the booksthey read, in the historythey study Award, and won. He squinted and and racist Whitemen. Until last year,journalists and in the world they live in. The availability of books, especially bilin- shook his head. He argued that the were told not to use the word “racist.” gual books, that depict the Chicano/MexicanAmerican experience are subject —myquest to understand attitudespersist Americans aretaught to give White few, and moreare needed. my father,aMexican immigrant –– men the benefit of the doubt. It feels My interest in writing children’s bookshas taught me many wasn’t compelling on its own. “I’m among morenatural to be politetoTrump lessons. Twenty-fiveyears ago, Ienrolled in aclass at UCSD Extension sureyour beautyisabiggerfactor in gatekeepersin than to be fair to anyone else. to learn aboutthe children’s book publishing industry. Isubmitted the attention you’re getting than you Some people have questioned my over 40 manuscripts to various want to admit,” he said. publishing, abilitytoapproachthe subject of publishers through acumber- It is impossible for certain men to Miller,aTrump senior adviser,from some,expensiveand time-con- We believe that grasp that women, particularly literary criticism an unbiased perspectivedue to my suming process. In those days, women of color,might have valuable and media— Latina heritage. They’vesuggested one submittedapaper copy of children should storiestotell, or that their voices that Iset out to writea“hit piece” the manuscript by mail, included could matterindependentlyofthem. barring readers becauseI’m Mexican American and astamped return envelope,and seethemselves Weeksafter my encounter with that Puerto Rican. (Miller tried,unsuc- waited. Most publishers did not reflected in the man, Iasked the legendaryChilean from access to cessfully,toderail the nomination of accept simultaneoussubmis- authorIsabel Allende what she storiesinwhich Sonia Sotomayor to the Supreme sions, so an author could wait six bookstheyread, thinkscan be done about those Court, saying her Latina heritage to 12 months for aresponse be- attitudes.She said, “The old men, we theycan see rendered her incapable of being unbi- foresubmitting another.After in the history have to wait until they die off.” ased.) That’s irrational. The fact is, numerous close but unsuccessful theystudy and in Unfortunately,misogynistic and themselves. my family historygives me abetter attempts, Idecided to focus on racistattitudes persist among gate- understanding of Miller –– who, like my careerand community. the world they keepers in publishing, literarycriticism and media — me, is the descendant of people who came to this Fast forward to 2015.Now barring readers from access to stories in whichthey countryseekingabetterlife. retired, Idecided to pursue my livein. Thereare can seethemselves. Forcritics, the fact that I’m Latina means I’m not love of writing children’s books few books, Myriam Gurba, the authorof“Mean,” sparkeda qualified to writeabout Miller.Nevermind that Igrew that build self-esteemand iden- national debateabout the Whitegaze in publishing up in Southern California at the same time he did and tityand help families to under- especially this year aftershe wroteacutting critique of “Ameri- have spent most of my adultlife thinking about immi- standsocial justice. Iattended can Dirt,” amelodramatic novelfull of stereotypes gration, likehim. They’d preferaWhite male 50 years San Diego’sWriter’s Ink semi- bilingualbooks, about Mexicans that sold for aseven-figureadvance. his senior in D.C., a“real” authority. nars and took aclass at UCSD The movement #dignidadliteraria wasborn. Oprah As ajournalist, Ibelieve in the importance of neu- Extension.Ijoined the San Diego thatdepictthe Winfreyhosted adiscussion featuringJulissa Arce, trality. It is what givesjournalismits claim to being an chapter of the SocietyofChil- Chicano/Mexican authorof“Someone Like Me,” who observed: “Asa integral pillar of democracy; with accurateinforma- dren’sBook Writers and Illustra- Latina writer,Iam very oftenasked to makemysto- tion, people can makeinformed votes. It’s why Ibelieve tors, and attendedanational American ries morerelevant…what Iamreally being asked to in using true wordstodescribe peopleinpower,such conference. Ilearned that the do is to make my stories morerelevanttoWhite peo- as “hatemonger,” the titleofmybook. Whitewashingis industrywas challenged to meet experience. ple.” not neutral, and we have to stop pretending it is. the needs of the diverse world we I’m one of the first Latina journalists to publish an livein, that the submission process wasnow electronic, and that most investigative book about this administration.“Hate- Guerrero is an author and afreelance investigativejournalist. publishers will only acceptagented work.The process had changed, monger: StephenMiller, Donald Trump and the She lives in San Diego. but the obstacleswerestill great. Thereisanew movement to diversify and publish “own voices.” This means works writtenbyauthors who areauthentically of the communities they arewritingabout. But in reality, the gatekeepers haven’tchanged. Most agents and editors do not understand the dynamicsofdiverse groups, anditis stillextremely difficult for au- thorsofcolor to be published by large houses. Althoughdiverse work, writtenby“ownvoices” is sought, the work must pass the scrutiny of an agent and an editor who seethe world through the Whitelens. I wasn’t willing to changemystories to meet their lens. Iwanted to publish this first book aboutChicano Parkintime for the 50th anniversaryinApril. Ipulledfrommyarchiveanoriginal storywritten25yearsago,revised it and found atalented illustrator willing to give of her artfor aproject. We went to work.Idecidedthat I would need to self-publishbecausemost Chicanowriters Iknow, some of whom have been trying to getpublished for over 10 years, were still waiting. And if they arelucky enough to secureacontract with alarge publisher, the work can still takeuptotwo to three years to actually hit the market. Ididn’t have time for that. Areviewofdata by the School LibraryJournal, reveals that books depicting characters from diverse backgroundswerefew.Infact, half were White. The CooperativeChildren’s Book Center states that in 2017 of the 3,700children’s bookspublished in the U.S. that they received, 216were writtenwith significant Latinx characters/subject matter, whileonly 73 were actually writtenbyour ownvoices. The publishing industryiscomplex andthe business side has been an education!Our forthcoming title is abook of Indigenous names as many Chicanosare looking to their roots to build identity. Eventually Tolteca Press will expandtoinclude other authors, but will stay small JARROD VALLIERE U-T and continue to publish our authentic “own voices.” Localauthor Jean Guerrerowrote “Hatemonger: Stephen Miller,Donald Trump and the White Nationalist Agenda,” published this year,and “Crux: ACross-Border Memoir,” published in 2018. Zamora is aretired educator. Shelives in Chula Vista. MARGINALIZED AUTHORS STILL FACE HUGE OBSTACLES

BY JILL MARR ginalized authors that thereisalso asense Recently cookbook editorial teams, who writers. Its book “WhiteFragility: WhyIt’s of competition against one another to tend to be overwhelmingly White, came So Hardfor WhitePeople to Talk About When it comes to publishing margin- scorethe fewspots available. under fire for systemic issues that have Racism”byRobin DiAngelo has been on alized writers, the industryistrying to Therehavebeensome positivemoves surfaced. Some Black writers say thatnot The NewYorkTimes bestseller list for makereal change. But we have along way forward in the industry—but mainly from having aPOC editor puts them at adisad- months. And it’s encouraging to seethat to go.Infact, there is so muchswirling grassrootsefforts. Forexample—the vantage, having to explainthe basics of the readers aresearching out booksbyauthors around this topic, that, as aWhiteliterary creation of social media events that are food that they’rewriting about. And that of color and #OwnVoices. It’s one small agent (while Icontinue to trytolearnwhat geared towardoverlooked voices, including the lack of familiaritywith the subject even step in the right direction.Thoughmuch it takes to be agood ally), Ican only offer a apitching event called #DVpit. The Twit- trickles intothe recipes. So publishing morechangeisneeded. very small sliver of alook at the muchbig- tercontest, the brainchild of literaryagent houses arelookingatthis issue seriously While it’s important to have these books gerpicture.Let’s face it, getting abook BethPhelan, is held biannually,and was and many arepresently hiring editors available, one of my authors, Karen Flesh- published is nevereasy.But it can be even launched in 2016 —designed specifically to across the boardwho canhelp build lists man, founder of RacyConversations, em- moredifficult for BIPOC (Black, Indige- match historically marginalized authors that reflect changing reading habits and phasizes that activismneeds to go beyond nous, People of Color) and Latinxwriters, and illustrators with literaryagents.Since desires. Still, it’s on us, the gatekeepers,to reading: “I’m heartened to seemany White disabled persons, people identifying as then, therehavebeenhundreds of artists help grow this momentum. people readingabout race, recognizing the LGBTQ+ and others.The reality is that in signed by agents and many book deals So we hope to keepmoving forward.I urgent need to educateourselves about the 2020, forthese writers,getting publishedis contracted. just closed adeal last month on aBlack topic,” she said. “However, Iimploreusto still very muchout of reach. But it hasn’t always been this way. While LivesMatterbook project by racial justice do morethan read and talk about how And once amarginalized author does Ihavealways representedabroad and leader SolomonJones.The book that we terrible racismis. We must actually trans- getthat break, thereisthe burden that the talented group of authors, IknowIcan still aretentatively titling “The Demands” will form,relinquish our grip on powerand entirecultural identityisonthem, not to do better. Andmany agents who haven’t come out next summer.Init, Jonesuses resources, be intensely uncomfortable and mention the culturepolicing that happens necessarily made this apriorityinthe past, the stories of 10 Black people who have hold our peers and the powerful to ac- whencritics claim the storyisnot “authen- arenow looking for #ownvoices writers and been killed or harmed by police to lay out 10 count.” tic”enough. And let’s not forgetthe emo- projects. Thereisworry, evenwiththis urgent and specific demands that he hopes Afterall, reading the voices of thosewho tional burden of having to bearthe load forward momentum, as critics scrutinize it will changethe racist structures of the have been underrepresentedinthe past thatwriters feel they must “teachlessons” as just another trend that will go by the present, and pave the wayfor justice in the can only help us understandeachother along the way, and that the writers arealso wayside,likesomany other publishing future. betterinthe future. held to an impossible standardofmaking trends. Though in aseeminglypermanent Solomon’s newpublisher,Beacon certain every detail is perfect, eveninfic- move,publishersare nowlooking to hire Books, has been on the forefront for years Marr has been aliterary agent for15years. tion. Then thereare so fewbooksbymar- morediverse acquiring editors. when it comes to publishing marginalized Shelives in Tierrasanta.

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the wall and promotethe na- managed to establish itself eral,” said the artist, who re- ROAD TRIP PARK tiveflora, organizers said. as aspace wherefamilies called that the Border Patrol PedroRíos, director of separated by immigration had replaced the old fence FROM B1 FROM B1 the AmericanFriends Serv- laws can meet, evenifthey on Tijuana’sAvenida Inter- Meanwhile, the staffat die.” ice Committee and alsopart aredivided by afencethat nacional wherethey once Outdoor Outreachset up a Plants on the U.S. side of the Friends of Friendship limits contact to only the painted. “Since then we donationspagefor the fund- were planted earlier this ParkCoalition, said he be- tips of their fingers. Some- knew. It’s their wall,weonly raiser. year by volunteers, including lievestherewill be backlash times families travelfrom borrowed it to paint on the The nonprofit has been Border Patrol agents. It is from the community if the distant Mexican states or Mexican side.” around for 30 years and has still unknown whenthe con- garden is not returned to its U.S. states to spend afew Once the newwall is up, helped connect morethan struction of the border wall original state. “Communi- hours at least near their artists will paint it again, he 15,000 kids to outdoor op- will continue, specifically in ties on both sidesofthe bor- lovedones. said. portunities in the region’s the area of Friendship Park, der look for these spaces Thissite, inside the Bor- In the midst of the federal beaches, mountains and since it wasgenerally inter- wherethey can create der StateFieldStatePark government’s border wall hiking trails. rupted by the pandemic. friendships and relation- on the U.S. side, has been plans, the Friends of Friend- Staff instructors and vol- As partofthe borderwall ships between neighbors.” closeddue to COVID-19. ship Parkgroup resumed a unteermentors work specif- replacement project, 34 The Border Patrol re- The Border Patrol said campaigntopromotethe ically with children from miles of primaryand sec- iterated that specialists will that the park’sdynamicwill concept of atruly binational some of San Diego’s most MORGANWILLIS ondaryfence between Ti- supervise the moving of not changewith the renewed parkwith moreaccess to underservedcommunities. Morgan Willis atop juana and SanDiegohave plants. border wall. familiesonboth sides of the Children who participatein Mount St.Helens. been replaced. Thirteen In 2021, FriendshipPark Artistsfromaround the border. the nonprofit’s programs miles arestill under con- will celebratethe 50th anni- world have used the border The conceptual designby oftenstruggle with poverty, to take the students surfing struction, and the last three versaryofits founding by wall as acanvas to express San Diegoarchitect James homelessness, neighbor- or rock climbing. miles that correspond to the then first lady Pat Nixon as a themselves and to leave a Brownimagines an expan- hoodviolence, and exposure Now the nonprofit works Friendship Park area arein symbol of friendship be- message of solidaritytomi- sivevision for the park. The to substanceabuse. Despite with several schools,runs the planning stage, said a tweenthe twocountries. grants. designisscheduled to be un- living in an internationally summer camps, and part- Border Patrol spokeswom- This is not the first time it One of them is Enrique veiled in 2021. renowned tourist destina- ners with youth-serving or- an. has been remodeled. For Chiu, who in 2016 started the “By fulfilling the original tion, many of them have ne- ganizations likeSan Diego The newfenceistaller many years the park’sde- Brotherhood Mural project, promise of International verbeentothe ocean, said CountyProbation and and has features that make signallowedpeople to touch whichother artists, commu- Friendship Park, we can Annie Sawyer,the nonprof- Rady’s Children Hospital. it moredifficult to climb. eachother while standing on nitymembers and evence- launchanew era of interna- it’s senior director of devel- It organizes surfing, ski- The binational garden both side of the border.To- lebrities have joined. tional peace and friendship,” opment. ing, camping,hiking and covers territoryofboth day,thatisimpossible. He acknowledges that Brownsaidinastatement. OutdoorOutreach’s goal climbing trips —atleast it countries. It wasfirst Over time and despite art around the park would is to help these children did beforethe pandemic. plantedinMarch 2007to stricter border enforcement be temporary. alexandra.mendoza@ build confidence through In March the coronavirus build friendships through measures, the parkstill “Weknewitwas ephem- sduniontribune.com the outdoor programs, forced the nonprofit to tem- where they learn howtoface porarily suspend in-person challenges and learn new programsand, as busi- Classroom of our kids to grow ayear and skills in different environ- nesses closed, funding de- CRISTO REY renovations ahalf, so by the time they ments. creased.They still organize continue at leave us, they will be gradu- “Weknowthat those vul- virtual programs and lim- FROM B1 CristoRey ating at alevelthat says ‘I nerable kids can be so easily ited outdoor trips. classes. Thereare plans to High School, can be successful in col- defined by their perceived So, Sawyer wasparticu- open in-person on Sept.21. behind Saint lege,’ ”said MikeDerrick,the limitations, so we usethe larly happy to hear about Somestudents areal- Jude Shrine principal. outdoorsasahook to flip Willis’ idea of afundraising ready working in-person at of the West The school is starting thatnarrative,” Sawyer said. trip. jobs set up by Cristo Rey. parish in with ninth grade and adding Sawyer is particularly “Fundraising for us is CristoRey is anation- Southcrest. agrade eachyear.Inafew proud of the fact that most of moreimportant than ever wide network of schools; this JARROD years, CristoRey will have the nonprofit’s mentors par- because thereissomuchun- is the first of its kind in San VALLIERE U-T college counselors working ticipated in the program certainty,” she said. “We DiegoCounty. with graduates, to assist whenthey were kids. That’s don’t exist without fundrais- “This has been twoand a the school $32,600 —which they’reseeing possibilities,” them long aftertheyleave important because children ing.” half years in the making,” pays for one full-time work- Nascenzi said. “They arere- high school. going through the program Willis reached the topof BobNascenzi said, sitting in study position that four stu- alizing, ‘Hey,Ican do this.’ ” “Wethink about it more nowhavementors that not Mount St.Helens last one of the classroomshe dentsshare,eachworking He said most CristoRey as ... (an) eight-year commit- only look likethem, but also month. It took him more painted. one day aweek. students come to theschool ment, becauseour goal is to have shared life experiences. than three hours to gettothe The high school is in an el- Nascenzisaid the pan- twoyears behind grade level, getkids to and through col- “One of the big barriers to topand another five hours to ementaryschool that closed demicalsodepressed the oftenbecauseofsocioec- lege,” Derrick said. participation from kids of getdown. nine years ago, behind Saint school’sadmission num- onomic conditions in their low-income communities is “It wasincredible,really Jude Shrine of the West par- bers; he hadhoped to enroll neighborhood. andrea.lopezvillafana thatthey don’t really see amazing to be at the top,” he ish. Most of its classrooms are 100studentsbut outreach “My goal is for every one @sduniontribune.com people who look likethem in said. “I woke up early that still undergoing renovations, and recruitment were lim- the outdoors,”she said. morning, gotonthe trail by 5 but the completedones have ited to local schools and “They don’t feel liketheybe- a.m. andwas oneofthe first newwood floors, blue and communitycenters. long in these outdoor peopletosummit.” whitepainted walls andnew “Even though we gota CEMETERYLOTS MISC. SERVICES spaces. We work to disman- Willis couldsee smoke projectors. smaller class size than we Greenwood Bible tle the notion that‘the rising from the crater of the The high schoolisnot were expecting,ifwecan Mausoleum Dignified beaches and trails and volcano that last erupted in partofthe San DiegoDio- open in this environment, it 2Crypt 619-993-9792 mountains aren’t forpeople 1980 and, becauseitwas a cese —but permission from creates areallystrongfoun- Scatterings likeme.’ ” clear day,hecould see the local bishopisrequired. dation forour future,” he JEWISH Outdoor Outreachwas Mount Rainier 85 miles CristoRey schools also are said. at Sea founded by ChrisRutgers, a away. requiredtocompletede- CristoRey has 14 San Di- BURIAL professional skier basedin But he wasmost excited mand surveys from students egowork-study partners,in- Utah who had atroubled about raisingmorethan in the area, obtain letters of cluding CBRE Group, Dio- SPACES childhood. Rutgers credits $4,000 for Outdoor Out- intent from corporatepart- cese of San Diego, Father Competitively Priced the outdoor community reach. ners for work-study jobs and Joe’sVillage, PrecisionDiag- at Mt. Sinai Lawn in El withchanging his life and af- Willis is nowsomewhere securefunding beforethey nostics, Rady Children’s Camino Memorial Park. teraback injuryforced him in the forests of the North can open with the CristoRey Hospital, Scripps Mercyand Wall crypts &niches (for 760.966.0111 to retirefromskiing, he de- Cascades National Park, name. USS Midway. crematedremains) at cided to give other kids that heading south back to Co- Nascenzisaid the pan- Nascenzisaid some com- Cypress View Mausoleum SeaStarBurials.com sameopportunity. ronado, and hopes to head demic’sfinancial impact on panies, likeSan DiegoGas at greatly reduced prices. So, he looked at amap of out on another trip soon. donorshad him questioning and Electric and A-1Self 619-871-4160 the countryfor aplace where But nothingisset in stone. whether it wasgoing to be Storage, arenot sponsoring he could do outdoor activ- “If there’sone thing I’ve possible to open the school. students but arepaying for [email protected] ••• ities year-round and decided really learned is that you Originally,therewere21job the students to work with to startthe nonprofit in San can’t plan toomuch,” he sponsors, but several the American Red Cross or Diego. said. dropped out because of the the Casa Cornelia LawCen- Rutgers startedout by pandemic. ter. “Job exposurereally Considering going to schools and asking [email protected] Company partners pay makes adifference,because Major Dental return on investment.” VARGAS Although Vargasand his Aboutthis series wife of 43 years liveinSan FROM B1 Diego, they will neverforget Jan Goldsmith is aformermember of the U-TCommunity Work? them around,” Vargassaid. the neighborhood they left AdvisoryBoard.Heisanattorneyand mediator. 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“The pressure I’munder right now is kind of overwhelming. Especially withhow uncertain things are right now.” STIFFING Raymond Cabrera • junior and recent transfertoTexas StateUniversity WORKERS WORSE IN RECESSION Fewerjob options and lowenforcement put employees at loss

BY NOAM SCHEIBER

Fredy Moreno had been work- ing as ahouse painter for afew weeks in March when he beganto suspectthat his boss had no inten- tion of payinghim. “He told me that he wasgoingtopay me on a certain date, then movedthat date,” Moreno said through an in- terpreter.“Then he made an ex- cuse —that he’sinthe hospital.” But because the pandemic had just hit and he worried about finding another jobinarecession, he de- cided to keepworking. By the time he cuthis lossesafew weekslater, Moreno, who lives in the Minneapo- lis area and has sought help from CHRISTOPHER LEE THE NEWYORKTIMES the worker organizing group CTUL, Texas StateUniversity student Raymond Cabreraturned to making ramen and CBD-infused treats in his apartment. wasowedmorethan $13,000,ac- cording to his estimates. He said he had yettoreceiveany payment. Even in the best of times, work- ers in industries likeconstruction, apparel, food and domestic work can have trouble collecting some or all of the compensation they are due —especially if they arepeople of color or women, or lack U.S. citi- zenship or union representation. But during arecession, the prob- lem —known as wage theft—tends to increase significantly. SEE WORKERS • C2

NEILSENTURIA I’m Therefor You, Baby TheStockdale Paradox: Having faith with strong grip on reality

August —what amonth.DNC, RACHEL WISNIEWSKI THE NEWYORK TIMES RNC, BLM,COVID along with the Vassar College senior Sabrina Surgil made her hobbyofreading tarotcards intoabusiness, starting her own Etsy shop. constant of joband family.No shortageofchallenges. Forguidanceonhow to cope, I turned to the work of Harvard Business School ProfessorBoris STUDENTS FIND NEW Groysbergand researcher Robin Abrahams on the famous Stock- dale Paradox. Adm. James Stockdale wasa 1 prisoner of warinVietnam for 7 ⁄2 years. The central question they WAYS TO PAYTHE BILLS asked him was, “Howdid you survivewithout knowing the end of the story?” It is human natureto want to knowhow the movie ends, Whentraditional collegejobs suddenly went away,these studentsused their ingenuity because if we know“when it will be over,” then we can prepareour- BY ALLYSON WALLER selves to managefor the duration. What is amazing about Stock- junior at Texas StateUniversitylost his jobs as abartender and abarista when the pandemic started. Now he sells in- dale is this quote, “I neverlost faith and Inever doubted not only stant ramen and CBD-infused baked goods that he makesinhis kitchen. ■ AsenioratVassar Collegehad some in- that Iwouldget out, but also that I come from an internship, but it wasn’t enough to keepher or her family financially secure. So she startedanonline tarot- would prevail in the end and turn A reading business. ■ Asenior at StanfordUniversityused to work at his campus library until it shut down. Now he has a the experience intothe defining event of my life.” Considerpeople jobwith astoragemarketplace startupmodeled afterAirbnb. ■ Working through collegeisnothing newfor collegestudents. About with cancer or spinal injuries or 70 percent have some type of job, aGeorgetownUniversityanalysis found. When the pandemic hit in the spring semester,about one- what we call “disabilities,” or hur- ricane and fire victims. We are thirdofstudents lost their jobs, according to Temple University’sHope Center forCollege, Communityand Justice. ■ Many of them SEE SENTURIA • C2 have hadtoget creative, taking advantageofadigital economy that grew up around them while collegewas still afar-off dream. Rule No.675 YouTube and the artofhomemaderamen YouTubevideos. Austin, Texas, coffeeshop, hoping to one day Carrots, celery, onionsand garlic,tossed in “That’s kind of whereIgot that idea for the branchout to selling at farmers markets. awhitemiso paste and then roasted in the ov- ramen,” said Cabrera, 23, ajunior and recent His packaging is simple: plastic containers Man does not livebybread alone en, give Raymond Cabrera’sinstant ramen transfer to Texas StateUniversity. that hold his homemade broth, pulverized with —Matthew4:4 moreflavor, he said as he chopped vegetables He credits avideo from Bon Appétit’s popu- added spices and uncooked store-bought noo- Source: From Neil Senturia’sbook“I’mThere in thekitchen of hissmall San Marcos, Texas, lar “Gourmet Makes” YouTubeseries as the in- dles. The coffeeshop pays $1 per container, and forYou,Baby: TheEntrepreneur’s Guide to the apartment during an interviewovervideo. spiration to makeand sell instant ramen, he usually makes about 50 containers at atime Galaxy,”whichhas morethan 200 rules for Afterlosing his jobs in March,hefilled his something he had daydreamed about doing. and will makemorebatches at the shop’sre- entrepreneurs (imthereforyoubaby.com). days with alot of thinking —and, of course, Cabrera nowsells his instant ramen to an SEE BILLS • C2

SOME WAYS TO GET PAID WITHIN DAYS With federal relief on The result:Hereare more than five business days. Thesite’s“In- twodozen fast-cash side hustles, stant Payout”servicewill deliver the fence, thereare many broken down by category. paymentinminutes, but sitters pay a$2fee for this option. options forquick cash Child care Babysitting apps typically pay Animal care BY KATHY KRISTOF for your work immediately after Thereare twomain animal care youcompleteit. Betteryet, gone sites —Rover and Wag. Wagspe- While the government wrangles arethe days when babysitters cializes in dog-walking. Roverlets over pandemic relief, bills still need earned less than minimum wage. youoffer servicesasadog-walker, to be paid. Fast-cashside hustles Babysitters currently command pet-sitter and,insome cities, as a can help. between $12and $25 perhour. groomer.While both offer good We took alookatthe 327online Some of the betterbabysitting work at reasonable hourly rates, platforms reviewedand rated on apps: Bambino, Urban Sitterand Roverchargeslower fees, allows SideHusl.com, seeking out those SitterCity. freelancers to set their ownrates, that pay freelancers within days of Bambino and SitterCitysitters and pays within 48 hours. completing an assignment. We also aregenerally paid immediately ei- Citizen Shipper provides ani- filtered for reasonable pay,decent ther in cash or with Venmo. Urban mal moving services for people GETTY IMAGES working conditions and those that Sitterhas several payment op- who have purchased apet from an ProductTubepays between$5and $35for short videos describ- didn’t shifttoo muchrisk to the tions. Standardpaymenthits sit- out-of-townbreeder,orwho ing consumer shopping habits. The sitepays via Amazon gift freelancer. terbank accounts within three to SEE PAID • C2 cardswithin twodays of completing an assignment. C2 THE SAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE MONDAY • SEPTEMBER 7, 2020

turn of cards, of acustomer building or shakehands SENTURIA showing up, of the investor with afriend. Youhaveto saying yes—and at the startoverfromsquareone FROM C1 same time, lose some sleep with newmentalenergy. astounded at their resil- every night worrying about Stockdale talksabout ience and abilitytoforge aPlan Band concocting a the physical intimidation ahead and survive. Plan C. and says it wasnot wonin Now here is the golden The Stockdale Paradox one grand showdown, but nugget. Stockdale was can be summed up as “have rather“it wasthe plucky asked, what wasthe charac- faith but confront reality.” A guywho made them start teristic of the ones who did corollary here is to embrace over every day.” Iconfess not makeitout of the prison some form of stoicism. that oneofmyfavorite camp? “The optimists,the Groysbergtalksabout movies is “Cool Hand Luke.” oneswho said we’ll be out by Marsha Linehan, thefound- Ihavealways been inclined Christmas, and then said er of “radical acceptance.” towardthe renegade and we’ll be out by Easter— She says, “You can’t change the rebel. those arethe ones who died anything if youdon’t accept In the end Stockdale of abrokenheart.” Stock- it.” Otherwise, youwill be talksabout faith and patri- dale goes on to say,“You working on something that otism, but deepestofall is “a mustneverconfuse faith isn’t real. Entrepreneurs value system, asense of thatyou will prevail in the need to truly embracethis identity.”Stockdale sup- end with the discipline to kind of clear thinking. Line- ports “acknowledging your confront the most brutal han goes on to say,“that errors” (weall makethem), MICHAELSTARGHILL JR. NYT JAMESBILLEAUDEAU THE NEWYORKTIMES facts of your current reality.” evenwhen the darkness but he emphasizesthe need Ta'Marek Sweat, aTexas A&M Uni- Theo Charusi, asenior at Stanford Let’s read that last sen- falls, thereisalways aglim- for personalintegrity, how versity sophomore, makes sweatshirts, University,works for online platform tence one moretime to- mer of light.” to keepyour self-respect. T-shirts and masksfor students. Stache, afterlosing alibraryjob. gether. Psychologist John Leach At this time in our his- That is the paradox— says, “Once it becomes clear tory,revisiting Stockdale as alow-income student.” areinevenworsepositions, living with abrutal reality that rescue will not happen seems critical and urgent. BILLS Surgil, 21,isaseniorwith so I’m lucky in the sense that on aday-to-day basis bal- soon, those who survive He talksabout communica- adouble major in history Igot the opportunityIhave.” anced against neverlosing disasters move intophases tion by leaders that be- FROM C1 and French. hope. People want to believe of adaptation and consoli- speaksa“commonalityof quest, he said. The Texascot- Through her Etsy shop — Creating clothes, masks the optimist (the virus will dation.” Adaptation is ritual, of laws, of traditions tagefood lawallows residents the Sun, theStar,and the forthe Instagram crowd magically disappear), but unlearning what we knew and of shared dreams.” to sell certain foods they Moon TarotReadings—she Ared Cricut cutting “they come unglued when and what worked beforeand Look up from your comput- makeathome without ali- offersappointmentswith so- machine and aheatpress those predictions don’t consolidation is whenthe er screenand find apurpose cense or stateinspections. cial distancingincluded. Cus- arethe foundation of work out.” But remember, “new circumstances are —itwill increase your odds The pandemic further tomers can opt for ataped Ta’Marek Sweat’s college different than blindopti- accepted as real.” of survival andresiliency. spurred Cabrera to start reading or aliveone online. apparel business. mismisthe belief that This requires developing making cookies and brownies They ask to knowabout life, She startedthe business, something good couldhap- extrinsic survival behaviors Senturia, aserial entrepreneur who infused with CBD,acannabis love and past lives. the CollegeTrap, in early pen. Could, not will. Forthe —how to act in akidnap- invests in early-stagetechnology derivativebelievedtohave Tarotreading is a“tool to July after, she said, shehad entrepreneur in the ping or ashipwreck is com- companies, writes weekly about health benefits. He sells them reflect back deep truths searched for away to make trenches, he must calculate pletely antitheticaltothe entrepreneurship in San Diego. to relatives and friends for about yourself that we al- her ownmoney beyond sell- the odds of success and play previously routine simple Please send ideas to about $5 to $10each. ready know,”Surgilsaid. ing personal items on apps for the possibilityofagood tasksofhow to enter a [email protected] The limitedcounter Shespreads the word on In- likeMercari andLetgo. spaceinhis compactapart- stagram and TikTok. Asophomorestudying ment kitchen is laden with ATikTok user from Geor- biology at Texas A&M Uni- ProductTubepays be- Fast-cash rental options smallappliances—adehy- giacontacted Surgiland versity, Sweat, 19,said she PAID tween$5and $35for short If youhaveahome or a drator,ablender and an ended up getting all of her hadmadesweatshirts, T- videos describingconsumer recreational vehicle,you herbal oil infusion machine. friends to ask for readings. shirts and masksfor stu- FROM C1 shopping habits. The site maybeable to rent it outfor “I’m one of those people “I don’t quiteunderstand dents at over 30 schools, hav- movedacross countryand pays via Amazon gift cards asubstantial amountoffast that needs to work because I TikTok or its algorithm,” ing made about $2,000 as of had to leave their pets at within twodays of complet- cash,too. have alot of passion,”Ca- Surgilsaid, “but some videos mid-August. home. The siteallowsship- ing an assignment. Several sites rent homes brera said. will getalotofviews and then She runs the business pers to bid on jobs they by the hour to movie pro- Sara Cochran, aprofes- direct people to my Etsy.” mainlythrough Instagram. want, setting their own Moving ducers and people who sor in the department of Masksare $7 each, or twofor rates and collecting their Got muscles and a want to host events.Ifhav- management and entrepre- Landing ajob at $11. When she startedthe ownfees—usually in cash truck? Several moving plat- ing large gatherings isn’t neurship at IndianaUniver- an online startup business, shewas still wait- —ondelivery.The sitealso forms also offer good wages verboten in your neck of the sity’sKelley School of Busi- Theo Charusi, a22-year- ing to hear back about a servesasamarketplace for and fast pay. woods duetoCOVID re- ness,said theingenuitystu- old senior majoring in scien- campus mentor position she thosewho want to ship/ Dollypays$15 to $30per strictions, renting your dents areshowing during ce and technologyatStan- had applied for in the spring. move household goods. hour once weekly via Pay- house by the hour can be the pandemic demonstrates fordUniversity, said he expe- “I’vehad my times in col- Pal. GoSharepromises be- highly lucrative. Homes why “this generation has riences probably“more legewhereIwas worried Shopping tween$33 and $66per hour, typically rent for rates rang- been called the most entre- pressure than the average about books,expenses and Although Instacart and depending on the vehicle ing from $50to$500anhour, preneurial generation yet.” student.” all that other stuff that comes Shiptare betterknown, youdrive, and pays weekly depending on the home’s She said tough times in “Nothing’s open, or things with college,” Sweat, 19,said. Dumpling is afar better op- via direct deposit.Truxx, size, location and ameni- historyhad oftenbenefited arebarely open, and nobody’s “I’d call my mom and my tion for people wantingto whichpays between $35and ties. thosewithamindset to see hiring,” Charusi said, “so you grandparents crying, like, ‘I shop for others. The sitees- $49 per hour,pays within There’salot of interest in opportunities “where others have to getcreativetofind don’t knowwhat to do.’ So I sentiallysets youupinyour five businessdays. rentinghomes for parties areseeing the chaos andthe ways to makemoney.” think that wasaburdenon ownbusiness. Youset your today,partly because many confusion.” When his campus library them, and Ididn’t want to ownrates and your avail- Home maintenance of the traditional options jobwentaway, Charusi went have to always worrythem ability, and determinewhat Whether youwant to for hosting agroup arenot Reading fortunes, to work for online platform about not having money.” stores you’re willingtoshop. clean or provide home re- available.Restaurants and with help from TikTok Stache, whichhecalls an She buys supplies at When customers order pairs, maintenance or land- banquet rooms areshutter- Sabrina Surgil, asenior “Airbnb for storage,” which wholesale shops in Houston. through the app, Dumpling scaping, youcan do it ed in many cities and states. at Vassar College, had been wasstartedafew years ago On agood day,she works on advances enough to pay the through JiffyOnDemand, Naturally,ifyou choose to reading tarot cards for her- by afriend of afriend. about 15 to 20 products, prep- bill to your debit card. Cus- whichpromises earnings rent your home, youshould self, relatives and friends for The platform connects ping them to be picked up or tomers arechargedonde- ranging from $40 to $85 per takesafetyprecautions, in- about three years. It wasn’t people looking for affordable shipped and enclosing per- livery. Youget paid by direct hour.Paymentsare direct cluding getting (and charg- untilthis summer,however, storagewith otherswho rent sonalized thank-you cards. deposit within three days. deposited intoyour account ing for) professional that she wasinspired to use out parts of their homes or This fall,she’llmovethe within four days of complet- cleaning beforeand after her hobbytodeal with finan- garages for storagespace. business from her mother’s Tutor ing ajob. events, requiring most cial troubles. Since his mother lost her job dining room table in It doesn’t matter Another option for land- events to be heldinoutdoor “I have to pay billsand in food services,hehas been Pearland, Texas, to her apart- whether your specialtyistu- scapers is GreenPal, which spaces, and screening help supportmyfamily,too, sending $800 amonth back ment in CollegeStation. toring in math or music — pays within 48 hours. guests for any signofillness. and help pay my fees and tu- home, whereshe cares for She’s still waiting to hear online tutoring platforms The sites collect pay- ition, and it’s just —money his twosiblings, who are about the mentoring job. areswamped with business All purpose ment for therental as well comes first, not my educa- ages 4and 8. andaddingtutors as fastas Agreat all-purpose site as any required extras such tion,” she said. “Which is frus- “It’s stressful,” he said, Waller writes for they can.Some of the fast- is Nextdoor.Thoughtechni- as cleaning and PPE fees in trating, but just the situation “but Ifeellikealot of people TheNew York Times. est-paying tutoring plat- cally asocial media plat- advance. Payments are forms includeWize, which form that aims to connect made to ownerswithin will pay youondemand, and neighbors in tight geo- hours afterthe event is com- cent of low-wageworkers ing to be less likely to come TutorMe, whichpays via graphic areas, Nextdoor pleted. WORKERS were probablypaidless than forward becausethey’remore PayPal once aweek. generally allows individuals Sites that allowyou to what the lawrequires in afraid of losing their jobs,” LessonFace, aplatform to post their help-wanted — list your home by the hour FROM C1 April,when the unemploy- said Janice Fine of the Center that specializes in teaching and jobs-wanted —mes- includePeerspace, Gigg- According to apaper re- ment ratepeaked, up from for InnovationinWorkerOr- language, acting andmusic, sages on the platform for ster,ThisOpenSpace, leased Thursday by the just over 10 percent before ganization at Rutgers Uni- pays tutors within three free.Inmyneighborhood, Splacerand Avvay.Most of WashingtonCenter for Equi- the pandemic. versity, who ledthe team that days of completing ases- everyone from tutors to these sites operateinrela- table Growth, aliberal think Thereare twokey rea- conducted the research. sion. handymen pop up with tively narrow geographic re- tank, the rateatwhichwork- sons, beyond the obvious In addition, labor regula- pitches for customers. gions, however.Giggster, for ers sufferedviolations of problemthat employersare tors oftenhavefewerre- Opine They’reusually rewarded instance,operatesmainlyin minimum-wagelaw in- stretched thin during are- sources to devote to enforce- Thereare dozens of com- with plentyofinterest. California, NewYorkand creased almost in lockstep cession. First,asinMoreno’s ment during arecession,as panies that will pay youfor The one caveat is that Georgia. Avvay is available with the unemployment rate case, workers have fewerjob cities and states cuttheir your opinions, but onlytwo Nextdoor is largely gov- in Illinois,Texas, Tennessee during the last recession. On options when the economy budgets. payareasonable rate. Both erned by volunteerNeigh- and Oregon. But, between average, the workers on the is weak, makingitharder to The lack of effectiveregu- pay within hours aftercom- borhood “leads,” who are them, they’reinmostmajor receiving end of theseviola- stand up to employers that lation reverberates through pleting ajob,too. not ahomogenous group. cities. tions lost about one-fifth of shortchangethem. entire industries, Fine and Ivueitasksfreelancersto Some leads allowplentyof It’s alsoeasy and lucra- their hourly wage. “In slack labor markets her colleagues write: takephotographs of com- neighborhood work refer- tivetorent out an RV.Sites The paper’s numbers with highunemployment,we Unchecked wage theft al- mercialproperties and an- rals; others shut them suchasOutdoorsy, showthat morethan 20 per- knowthatworkers arejust go- lows unscrupulous employ- swer ashortsurveytohelp down. But, since there’sno RVShareand RVnGo pro- ers to undercuttheir law- property managers know cost, there’snothing to lose vide aplatform to advertise abiding competitors and the stateofconstruction if youwant to post your your listing andcollect pay- puts pressure on thosecom- projects or maintenance. availabilityfor almost any ment. Payment is generally petitors to shortchange Each“vue”pays between $5 kind of work.Naturally, remittedtothe RV owner THEARAMCO REPORT their workers as well. and $32, whicharrives via since you’re working di- within hours of handing direct deposit within hours rectly with neighbors, you over the keys. Post LaborDay Scheiber writes for of completingthe assign- determine howmuchand TheNew York Times. ment. howyou getpaid. Fast-cash sales homebuyingmay be If none of theworkop- tions appeal to youand you more budget friendly don’t have ahouse or RV to rent, there’salways the op- By Mehran Aram,Real Estate and Mortgage Analyst tion of selling personal items on Craigslist. Labor Day is often more willing to negotiate Craigslist allows youtolist celebrated as the and compromise. COVID-ID-1919 almost anything for sale for traditional end of summer Taxplanning for the free.Payment is typically with schools back in coming year could also made in person. If you’re session, adip in the be afactor in the decision wise, youalso should de- mand paymentincash. weather and Halloween to purchase ahome in Whydemand cash? Al- decorations hitting fall. Those who purchase Testing though Craigslist is awon- store shelves. And while aproperty before the end derful site, it’s riddled with summer is often regarded of the year can deduct scammers who trytopass as “home buying season” property taxes and It’s important to knoww off fakechecksinexchange in the U.S., many real mortgage interest on their for goods. Typically fake check scams involvethird- estate experts suggest the 2020 returns, even if they if youhaveCOVID-19 party checkswrittenfor fall is the time to really only owned the home to betterprotect morethan the cost of the kick off the hunt for anew for asmall portion of the item being purchased. home. year. yourself and others Scammers ask youtore- The autumn and winter Meanwhile, around you. fund them thedifference. months typically see homebuyers will find What if abuyer wants to writeyou apersonalcheck far fewer buyers and mortgage rates near for the exact amount of the therefore less competition all-time lows with Most insurance providers item? That’s probably nota for the limited homes conforming no-point 30- cover100% of diagnostic testing. scam.But, you’re also not a available for sale. With year fixed mortgage rates bank. And you’dprobably fewer buyers and a averaging 2.875 percent be out of luck if the check decline in bidding wars, and 15-year rates near bounced. If you’re selling itemstoget quickcash, de- motivated sellers may be 2.5 percent. mand cash beforeyou part Do you have aquestion for Real Estate and Mortgage Analyst with your goods. Mehran Aram? Submit your queries about ahome purchase, Call Nowtoschedule your COVID-19 Test today. refinance or reverse mortgage via aramco.biz, social media Kristof is the editor of (#AramcoReport), or over the phone at (866) 381–8888 and SideHusl.com, an independent your question could be featured in an upcoming article. 858-264-1388 siteonthe gig economy. 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pursuanttoSection 17913 of the Business Themeeting of the and Professions code County of San Diego thatthe registrant Air Pollution Con- 1-800-Pack-Rat (CA-San Marcos-5505) CITY OF SAN MARCOS knows to be false is trol DistrictHearing INVITATION FORBIDS(IFB CONBID20-03) guiltyofamisde- Board, StateofCali- 468 EMission Road San Marcos, CA 92069 RANCHO SANTAFE&GRANDON TRAFFIC SIGNAL meanor punishable fornia, will be held via MODIFICATION by afine not to video conferenceto 877-774-1537 Notice of Sale exceed one thousand hear and consider the PUBLICNOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN thatthe City of San dollars (1,000).) following: Tenant: Unit# Jensen/Gleason,Kori/Patrick D02907 Marcos, hereinafter referred to as Agency or City, invites RegistrantName proposals for the above stated Project and will be available on /s/ Meridian ADMINISTRATIVE Wolfe, Forrest D54903 Legal JimBoyd 803966 line via PlanetBids. Proposals are due up to the hour of 2:00 Communities LLC ITEM: p.m.onSeptember21, 2020. Sean Cogswell A. Approval of Minute RyanChambersD05076 Youlander Fulton 703938 WORK DESCRIPTION Thework consistsofmodifications of Notices Member Orders forAugust 20, existing traffic signals. 08/17, 08/24, 08/31, 2020. YoulanderFulton 706530 Youlander Fulton D04782 LOCATION OF WORK Intersection ofRancho SantaFeRoad 09/07/2020 PETITION NO. and Grandon Avenue. 7714400 n/a 1-800-Pack-Rat (CA-San Marcos-5505), 468 EMission Road, San Marcos, CA 92069, has possessorylien on allofthe goods storedin ESTIMATEDBUDGET The estimated overall budget is $260,000.00. Theorder of the Peti- the unitsabove.All these items of personalproperty arebeingsold Fictitious Legal pursuant to the assertionofthe lien on 9/14/2020 at 10:00 AM in order TERM Twenty (20) Working Days. Business tions on this Notice PREVAILING WAGE NOTICEISHEREBY GIVEN that, Notices is not necessarily the to collectthe amounts due from you. The sale will takeplace on Names www.Acceleratedlisting.com from 9/14/2020 to 9/21/2020at6:00p.m. payment of prevailing wages and compliance with the California NOTICE order in which they Labor Code Sections 1770 et seq is required for this project. The MEETING OF THE will be taken up on Contractor will be required to comply with all of theterms and COUNTYOF the Hearing Board conditions (including StateGeneralPrevailing Wage FICTITIOUS Agenda. BUSINESS SANDIEGO requirements) prescribed for Contractor performingpublic works AIR POLLUTION construction projects. NAME STATEMENT ANDREWPOTTER File No.: CONTROL DISTRICT NOTICEOFPUBLICSALE OF PERSONALPROPERTY DIRREGISTRATION Under SB 854, contractors and HEARINGBOARD County of San Diego subcontractors performing work on public works contractsare 2020-9012128 Air Pollution Control Noticeisherebygiven thatpursuanttoSection 21700 of the Business Filed with Ernest THURSDAY, and Professions Code,State of California, the undersigned will sell at required to register with the Department of Industrial Relations SEPTEMBER 17, District (DIR) on an annual basis (July 1-June 30). Allcontractors and J. Dronenburg, Jr. Clerkofthe Hearing public sale by competitivebidding.This lien sale shall be conducted Recorder/County 2020 online at www.storagetreasures.com whereadditional information subcontractors submitting bids will be required to have 9:00a.m. Board registered in advance with the DIRand must meet the minimum ClerkCounty of San 9/7/20 about the sale and the contentstobeauctioned will be posted at least Diego: Jul 20, 2020 program qualifications necessary to be eligible to work on public Due to the Coronavi- CNS-3395711# seven (7) days beforethe sale date.The contentswillbesold to the Fictitious Business highest bidder on 9/22/2020 at 12:00 PM works projects pursuant to Labor Code section 1725.5 and rus (COVID-19) public THE SAN DIEGO Public Contract CodeSection 4104. Name (s): UNION Meridian health emergency, CONTRACTORS LICENSE The Contractor shall possess at the the County of SanDi- R00012 Teele,Erika D. Development A0002 Moore, Kyle W. time the contract is awarded, aCalifornia Contractors license Locatedat: 9988 ego has made several classification AGeneral Engineering Contractor or C-10 changes to Air Pollu- H00027 Ybarra,Christine M. HibertStreet Suite H01004 Ybarra,Christine M. ElectricalContractor. 210 SanDiego CA tion ControlDistrict Bid AVAILABILITY OF DOCUMENTS The City uses PlanetBids to Hearing Boardmeet- K02225 Gomez, Leonardo San Diego County C01001 Avena, Ramon Millan O. post and receive bids/proposals. Only vendors that are 92131 ings to protectthe adieu registered will be eligible to submit abid/proposal for formal public’s health and B0030 Rodriguez, Joanna Mailing Address: C00009 Verduzco,Gabriel solicitations with the City. PlanetBids is accessible via the City’s Same Registrant preventthe disease websiteand direct link provided below and provides all from spreading.Per to your K00201 Watson, Norvell Information: F00212 Washington, Raye C. documentsatno cost to bidders/proposers. 1. Meridian the Governor New- som’s executiveorder K00003 Watson, Norvell Communities LLC French Horn. C01003 Lewis,MaryR. http://www.san-marcos.net 9988 HibertStreet to stayhome (N-29- OR 20), in person partici- L00149 Amryan, Walter Perry Suite210 SanDiego L02611 Ortega, Isela M. https://www.planetbids.com/portal/portal.cfm?CompanyID=3 CA 92131. Delaware pation at AirPollution Sell it 9481 ControlDistrictHear- R00005 Quintana, MariadeJesus 2. Millenia Real L00002 Ryan, Vince Estate Group LLC ing Boardmeetings in the GENERAL The company to whom the Contract is awarded, and is not allowedatthis R00088 Waitzman, Jonah D. 9988 HibertStreet R00067 Hakata, Alfred any subcontractor undersuch company, shall hereby ensure that Suite210 SanDiego time.The Hearing minorityand women business enterprises will be afforded full Boardwill only be Classifieds. GU0708 Washer,Jason A. CA 92131. Delaware C00114 Cortez, John opportunity tosubmit bids for subcontracts. Further, there shall This business is conducting hearings H00009 Ortiz, Karina M. be no discrimination in employment practices on the basis of conductedby: via video conferenc- Call Us. race, religious creed, color, national origin, ancestry, physical Copartners ing. handicap, medical condition, marital status, age, or sex. Thefirst dayof 866-411-4140 This sale is subjecttocancellation without noticeinthe eventofsettle- business was Members of the pub- mentbetween owner and obligatedparty. 06/11/2015 lic wishing to partici- SECURITYPUBLIC STORAGE471 CStreet, Chula Vista, CA 91910 Ideclarethatall pate should contact CASH IN YOUR Loan No.: 14856 Schuck TS no.2020-10124 APN: 955-341-029 NOTICE information in this the DeputyClerkat COMPUTER CHIPS IN statementistrue and (619) 531-5434 to ob- Pubdates 9/7/2020 &9/14/2020 OF TRUSTEE’SSALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST YOUARE IN DEFAULT UN- THE SANDIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE DERADEEDOFTRUST,DATED 1/20/2020, UNLESS YOUTAKE ACTION correct. (A registrant tain the dial-in num- CLASSIFIEDS who declares as true ber and correlating TO PROTECTYOUR PROPERTY,ITMAY BE SOLD AT APUBLIC SALE.IF anymaterialmatter access code. CALL US. YOUNEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING pursuanttoSection 866-411-4140 AMENDED SUMMONS (CITACION JUDICIAL) AGAINST YOU, YOUSHOULD CONTACTALAWYER. NOTICE IS HEREBY NOTICE TO DEFENDANT:(AVISO AL DEMANDADO): GIVEN, thaton9/15/2020, at 9:00 AM ofsaid day, At the frontentrance EUGENE J. CASTIGLIONE, Trustee of the Eugene J. Castiglione Family Trust of the former Corona PoliceDepartmentat849 W. Sixth Street, Corona, NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTERESTATEOF 02-09-04,WILLIAMCOLWELL, Trusteeofthe Benjamin E. Colwell CA 92882,Worldwide Lenders,Inc., aDelaware Corporation, as duly ap- LINDA TRINI BECERRA Trust 08-18-15, and DOES1through 100, pointedTrusteeunder and pursuanttothe powerofsale conferredin Case No. 37-2020-00029651-PR-LA-CTL (ROA #1) YOU ARE BEING SUED BY PLAINTIFF: (LOESTA DEMANDANDO EL thatcertain Deed of Trust executed by Anthony Dane Schuck,Trustee, Toall heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, contingent creditors, and DEMANDANTE): HANSON AGGREGATES PACIFIC SOUTHWESTLLC, AnthonyDane Schuck Revocable Trust datedMarch16, 2018 recorded persons who mayotherwise be interested in the will or estate, or aCalifornia limited liability company, on 1/23/2020 in Book n/a of Official RecordsofRIVERSIDE County,at both, of LINDA TRINI BECERRA CASENUMBER(Numero Del Caso): 37-2020-00013799-CU-OR-CTL page n/a, Recorder’s InstrumentNo. 2020-0035281, by reasonofa A PetitionFor Probate has beenfiled by JUDYF.FLORES in Notice! You have been sued. The court may decide against you without your breach or default in paymentorperformanceofthe obligations se- the Superior Court of California, County of SanDiego. being heard unless you respond within 30 days. Read the informationbelow. cured thereby, including thatbreach or default, Noticeofwhich was The Petition For Probate requeststhat JUDY F. FLORES be You have 30 CALENDARDAYS after this summons and legal papers are recorded 5/20/2020 as Recorder’s InstrumentNo. 2020-0215348, in appointed as personalrepresentative to administerthe estate of served on you to file awritten response at this court and have acopy served on Book n/a, at page n/a,WILLSELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST the decedent. the plaintiff. Aletter or phone call will not protect you. Your written response must BIDDER FOR CASH, lawful money of the United States, evidenced by a THE PETITION requests authority to administer the estate be in proper legal form if you want the court to hear your case. There may be a Cashier’s Check drawnonastate or national bank,orthe equivalent under the Independent Administration of EstatesAct. (This court form that you can use for your response. You can find these court forms and thereof drawnonany other financial institution specified in section authority will allowthe personal representativetotakemany more information at the California Courts Online Self-Help Center 5102 of the California Financial Code,authorized to do business in actions without obtaining court approval. Before taking certain (www.courtinfo.ca.gov/selfhelp), your county law library, or thecourthouse nearest the State of California, ALL PAYABLE AT THE TIME OF SALE,all right, very important actions, however,the personal representative you. If you cannot pay the filing fee, ask the court clerk for afee waiver form. If you title and interest held by it as Trustee,inthatreal property situatedin willberequiredtogivenotice to interested persons unlessthey do not file your response on time, you may lose the case by default, and your said County and State,described as follows:Lots 114, Tract24131-2, have waivednotice or consentedtothe proposed action.) The wages, money, and propertymay be taken without furtherwarning from the court. per Map, Book248,Pages 78 through 89 inclusiveofMaps.The street independent administration authority willbegrantedunless an There are other legal requirements. You may want to call an attorney right address or other common designation of the real property herein- interested person files an objection to the petition and shows away. If you do not know an attorney, you may want to call an attorney referral above described is purportedtobe: 43114 CorteArgento,Temecula, good cause why the court should notgrant the authority. service. If you cannot afford an attorney, you may be eligible for free legal services CA 92592. Theundersigned disclaims all liabilityfor anyincorrectness Ahearingonthe petitionwillbeheld in this courtasfollows: from anonprofit legal services program. Youcan locate these nonprofit groups at in said street address or other common designation. Said sale will be Date: Nov. 24, 2020 Time: 11:00 AM Dept.: 504 the California Legal Services Web site (www.lawhelpcalifornia.org), the California made without warranty,express or implied regarding title,possession, Room: JudgeJeffrey Bostwick Courts Online Self-Help Center (www.courtinfo.ca.gov/selfhelp), or by contacting or other encumbrances,tosatisfy the unpaid obligations secured by Address of Court: 1100 UnionStreet,San Diego,CA92101 your local court or county bar association. NOTE: The court has astatutory lien for said Deed of Trust, with interest and other sums as provided therein; If youobject to the granting of the petition, you shouldappear waived fees and costs on any settlement or arbitration award of $10,000 or more plus advances,ifany,thereunder and interest thereon; and plus fees, at the hearing and state your objections or file written objections in acivil case. The court's lien must be paid before the court will dismiss the case. charges,and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts createdbysaid withthe court beforethe hearing.Your appearance maybein AVISO! Lo han demandado. Si no responde dentro de 30 dias,lacorte puede Deed of Trust. Thetotal amountofsaid obligations at the time of initial person or by your attorney. decidir en su contra sin eschichar su version. Lea la informacion acontinuacion. publication of this Noticeis$119,751.95. In the eventthatthe deed If you areacreditororacontingentcreditor of the decedent, Tiene 30 DÍAS DE CALENDARIO después de queleentreguen esta citación y of trust described in this NoticeofTrustee’s Saleissecured by real you mustfile yourclaim withthe court and mail acopytothe papeles legales para presentar una respuesta por escrito en esta corte yhacer property containing from one to four single-family residences,the fol- personal representative appointed by the courtwithin the later que se entregue una copia al demandante. Una carta ouna llamada telefónica no lowing noticesare provided pursuanttothe provisions of Civil Code of either (1) four months from the date of first issuance of letters lo protegen. Su respuesta por escrito tiene que estar en formato legal correcto si section 2924f:NOTICE TO POTENTIAL BIDDERS: If youare considering to ageneralpersonalrepresentative, as defined in section 58(b) desea que procesen su caso en la corte. Es posible que haya un formulario que of theCaliforniaProbateCode,or(2) 60 days from the dateof usted pueda usar para su respuesta. Puedeencontrar estos formularios de la bidding on this property lien, youshould understand thatthereare mailing or personaldeliverytoyou of anotice under section corte ymás información en el Centro de Ayuda de las Cortes de California risks involved in bidding at atrustee auction. Youwill be bidding on a 9052ofthe CaliforniaProbate Code. (www.sucorte.ca.gov), en la biblioteca de leyes de su condado oenlacorte que le lien, not on the property itself.Placing the highest bidatatrustee auc- Other California statutesand legalauthority may affectyour quede más cerca. Si no puede pagar la cuotadepresentación, pidaalsecretario tion does not automatically entitle youtofreeand clear ownership of rights as acreditor. 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Si no conoce aunabogado,puede llamar aunservicio de Youare encouraged to investigate the existence, priority,and sizeof inventory and appraisal of estate assets or of anypetition or remisión aabogados. Si no puede pagar aunabogado, es posible que cumpla outstanding liens thatmay exist on this property by contacting the account as providedinProbate Codesection 1250. ARequest for con los requisitos para obtener servicios legales gratuitos de un programa de county recorder’s office or atitle insurancecompany, either ofwhich SpecialNotice form is available from the court clerk. servicios legales sin fines de lucro. Puede encontrar estos grupos sin fines de maycharge youafee forthis information. If youconsult either of Attorney for Petitioner: RONALD A. 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Tiene que pagar el gravamen de la corte antes de que la corte made available to youand to the public,asacourtesy to those not pueda deschar el caso. presentatthe sale.Ifyou wish to learn whether your sale date has The name and address of thecourt is:(El nombre ydireccion de la corte es): been postponed,and,ifapplicable,the rescheduled time and date for Superior Court of California, County of SanDiego the sale of this property,you maycall 916-939-0772 or visit this In- Go from listedtosold ternet Websitewww.nationwideposting.com, using the file number Hall of Justice -Central Division 330W.Broadway,San Diego, CA 92101 assigned to this case 2020-10124. 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NEW YORK Novak Djokovic was kicked out of the U.S. Open for accidentally hitting aline judgeinthe throat withaten- nis ball afterdropping agame in his fourth-round match Sunday, astunningend to his 29-matchwinning streak and bid for an 18th Grand Slam ti- tle. Ashewalkedto theArthur Ashe Stadiumsideline for a changeover, trailing Pablo Carreno Busta 6-5 in the first set, Djokovic —who was seeded and ranked No.1and an overwhelming favoritefor the championship—angrily smacked aballbehindhim. The ball flew right at the line judge, who dropped to her knees at the back of the court and reached for her neck. During a discussion of about 10 min- utes near the JED JACOBSOHN AP net involving Padres starter GarrettRichards tags out the A’sRobbie Grossman while covering home afterthe ball gets away afterastrikeout. tournament referee So- Novak eren Friemel, Djokovic Grand Slam supervisor Andreas Egli and chair umpireAurelieTourte, RICHARDSDOES IT ALL Djokovic pleaded his case. “Hispoint wasthat he didn’t hit the line umpirein- He sweatsthrough arguably hisbest performance as aPadreand gets abig out while covering home plate tentionally.Hesaid, ‘Yes, I wasangry.Ihit the ball. Ihit BY KEVIN ACEE mishaps, gotfortunateand the line umpire. Thefacts are Padres vs.Rockies sweated through arguably his best very clear.But it wasn’t my in- OAKLAND 5 3 outingasaPadre. tent.Ididn’t do it on purpose.’ The GarrettRichards for whom Padres A’s The leadoff batterreached So he said he shouldn’t be de- the Padres paid $15.5million was against Richards eachofthe first faulted for it,” said Friemel, on the mound Sunday. The Padres not only picked up three innings. Twoofthose scored. who made the decision to end If the veteran right-hander can six victories on the trip through But afterMattOlson’s single the match. “And we all agree continue to pitch like that for the Denver, Anaheimand Oakland, but took an oddbounce past Mitch that he didn’t do it on pur- next month or so, helping the Pa- they also return home with eight Today: 6:10p.m., PetcoPark Moreland at firstbase to bring pose, butthe facts arestill dres to and through their first post- players that weren’tonthe flight Pitchers: Padres RHP Dinelson Tommy LaStella home from sec- that he hit the line umpire season appearance since 2006,the that leftSan DiegoonAug. 27. Lamet (2-1,2.62ERA)vs. Rockies ond and tie the game 2-2 in the bot- and the line umpirewas organization will consider it money “Nomatterwhat happened to- LHP Kyle Freeland (2-1,4.09) tomofthe third, Richards didn’t al- clearly hurt.” well spent. day,Ithinkitwas going to be a lowabaserunner until Sean Mur- Friemel didn’t seewhat Richards endured seveninnings good trip,” Padres manager Jayce On the air: FSSD; 97.3-FM, 860-AM phy’s two-out home runinthe sev- happened, and said he was of the hottest game everplayed in Tingler said. “But Ithink beingable (Spanish) enth made it 5-3. not allowed to checkavideo the A’s50years at the OaklandCol- to win this series and finish on a “He gotstronger as the game replay, but wasgiven arun- iseum, and Fernando Tatis Jr.’s winning note, to be able to go 6-3on went on,” Tingler said.“It showed, down by Egli andTourte. two-run homer in the seventh in- the road trip, with the tradedead- time he wasfinished,Richards the wayhewas mowing themdown. Friemel said thatevenif ning wasthe difference as the Pa- line going on, it’s agreat waytofin- struck out nine and didn’t issue a He had command of all his Djokovic didn’t intendtohurt dres completed anine-game road ish up.” walk in his seveninnings. pitches.” the line judge, she washurt, trip with a5-3 victoryoverthe team In his 12th startfor the Padres, “I felt really good about it,” Rich- Richards’ nine strikeouts Sun- and that wasenough to merit atop the American League West on ahazyday in whichitwas 94 de- ards said. day were his most since he fanned the ruling. standings. greesatthe startand 99 by the Makessense. He overcameafew SEE PADRES • D5 Eventually,Djokovic walked over to shake hands with Carreno Busta. Tourte then announced that Djokovic wasdefaulted, the LOU BROCK• 1939-2020 tennisequivalent of an ejec- tion. “I wasalittle bit in shock, no?” Carreno Busta said later HALL OF FAME OUTFIELDER,SPEEDSTER at anewsconference done via video conference becauseof social-distancingrules at the BY HILLEL ITALIE on the Bat,” Cardinals chairman U.S. Open, the firstGrand Bill DeWittJr. said in arelease. Slam tournamentstaged NEW YORK “He will be deeply missedand amid the coronaviruspan- Hall of Famer Lou Brock, one of foreverremembered.” demic. baseball’ssignatureleadoff hitters The man later nicknamed the Djokovic quickly leftthe and basestealers who helped the St. RunningRedbirdandtheBaseBur- tournamentgrounds without Louis Cardinals win threepennants glar arrived in St. Louis in June 1964, speaking to reporters, post- and twoWorld Series titles in the swapped from the Cubs for pitcher ing an apologyonsocial me- 1960s, died. He was81. Ernie Broglio in what becameone of dia hours later. Dick Zitzmann, Brock’slong- baseball’smost lopsided trades. “This whole situation has time agent and friend, confirmed Brock stole 938bases in his ca- leftmereally sad andempty. I Brock’sdeath on Sunday,but he reer,including 118in1974—both of checked on the lines person said he couldn’tprovide any details. those were big-league recordsuntil and the tournamenttold me The Cardinals and Cubs alsoob- they were broken by Rickey Hen- thatthank God she is feeling servedamoment of silenceinthe derson. ok.meI` xtremely sorryto outfielder’s memorybeforetheir “Lou wasanoutstanding repre- have caused her suchstress. game at Wrigley Field. sentative of ournational pastime So unintended. So wrong,” Brock lost aleg from diabetesin and he will be deeply missed,” base- Djokovic wrote. recent years and wasdiagnosed ball Commissioner RobManfred “Asfor the disqualifica- withcancer in 2017. said in arelease. tion, Ineedtogoback within “Lou Brock wasone of the most Brock’sdeath came afterHall of and work on my disappoint- reveredmembers of the St.Louis Fame pitcher TomSeaverdied last LENNOX MCLENDON 1977 AP PHOTO ment and turn this all intoa Cardinals organization and one of Monday.Brock and Seaverfaced LouBrock of the Cardinals starts his slide intosecond base as he lessonfor my growth and evo- the very best to everwear the Birds SEE BROCK • D5 sets the record for stolen bases at 893, in SanDiego. lution as aplayer and human being,”hewrote.“Iapologize to the@usopen tournament and everyone associated for my behavior.” Asked whether he BYU: WEST’SLASTREMAINING COLLEGE OUTPOST thought Djokovic should have beenallowedtocontinue to play,Carreno Busta BY CHUCK CULPEPPER ing, the hope tied to that upcoming tees, who cherish one of sixAmeri- shruggedand replied:“Well, BYUatNavy visittoAnnapolis, Md., to play Navy can programs listed as independent the rules arethe rules. The Picture the charred2020 college tonight, and wondering howtostop nowthatNotreDame has runoff to referee and the supervisor football landscape as arelief map Today: 5p.m.,Navy-Marine Corps that freaky old triple-option. “It the ACCfor awhile, have known a (did) the right thing,but it’s showing those programs with the MemorialStadium, Annapolis, Md. makes youhavetoplay the quarter- potholedyet absorbing independ- not easy to do it.” tower lights still on and the national back likearegular player,”BYU enceasthey’vefollowedanec- Indeed, the U.S. Tennis season looksonly half-national. Line: Navy by 1 fifth-year coachKalani Sitaketold centric parlor game. Associationissued astate- Thirty-sevenofthe 76 teams still On the air: ESPN reporters on video recently,“and It involves an athletic director ment saying that Friemel de- planning to play operatefromthe not just aguy that youdon’t have to and his addled smartphone. SEE TENNIS • D6 Eastern time zone. Thirty-seven cover.” It has gone like this: Howcan moreworkinthe Central time zone. there, train amightylens north- SuchX-and-O languagedoes this dude rebuild aschedule that U.S. Open Two remain.One (UTEP) plays northwest by about 650miles, still sound as if pried from some aged collapsed from 12 gamestothree? in the Mountain time zone, yet in the Mountain time zone, well into shipwreck. “It’s kindofweirdthat the inde- Round of 16 Texas is the statewiththe most col- Utah, to the WasatchFront. Of all the wackosummers of the pendents were really independent legeteams (12) still prepping for a There’sone lonely set of lights. 130FBS programs amid the novel this year,” said 2011 graduateand On the air: 8a.m., ESPN, semblance of a2020 season, so it That’s BYUout there, carryingon coronavirus pandemic, surely BYU Provo, Utah-based ardent fan Eric ESPN2, 4p.m., ESPN2 does have company,ifafar.From with blocking and tackling and hop- has had the most wacko. Its devo- SEE BYU • D6 D2 S THE SAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE MONDAY • SEPTEMBER 7, 2020

NFL REPORT OFF THE WALL TITANS WINNERSOFCLOWNEYSWEEPSTAKES We just couldn’t let this stuff go … U-TNEWSSERVICES On Thursday,several players by the WashingtonFootball practice squad, the NFL Net- startedlobbying the pass rusher Team, Adrian Peterson has work reported, viasources famil- Apparently,rules don’t Jadeveon Clowney made on Twitter, includingthree-time landed back in the division in iar with the transaction. He went clear for months he wanted to be ProBowllefttackle Taylor whichhehas had some of his unclaimed off waivers earlier in applyduringapandemic with ateam that can win aSuper Lewan, who noted Clowney’s big best seasons. the day.Rosen wasreleased by Bowl, and he’sfinally made his bowl highlight at Lewan’s ex- Peterson signed aone-year Miami afterunsuccessful at- Theprohibitionagainstcoachingduringa choice evenifhedidn’t getthe pense with Michigan. Lewan deal with the Lions and rejoins tempts to trade him in the days matchatthe U.S. Openissupposedtobe long-term deal in the process. wroteThursday: “Wecan do this offensivecoordinator Darrell leading up to thecutdown dead- straightforward. The TennesseeTitans an- to other people’steams now.” Bevell,with whom he had his line. “Coachingisconsidered to be communica- nounced Sunday they agreed to “Wehaveanoffer out to JD, most productive rushing sea- • The Rams have claimed terms with the three-time Pro and we’vetalked to both him and sons in Minnesota. The deal, ac- linebacker Justin Hollins off tion,advice or instruction of anykindand by any Bowldefensiveendonaone-year his agent,“ Titans coachMike cording to ESPN,isworth waivers from the Broncos. The means to aplayer,”Article III, Section Lstates on contract. The Titans did notan- VrabelsaidFridaywhentalking $1,050,000 deal, plus incentives. Rams put Hollins in the final Page 44 of the 2020 Official Grand SlamRule nounce the to reporters. The decision to cutPeterson open spot on their roster. Book. terms Sunday. Now Clowney joins ateam wasasurprisefor the running • The Browns arealready This year,not so much. But ESPN.com that lost the AFC championship back, who has runfor over 14,000 busy reshuffling their defensive At this tournament, the strict prohibitionis reportedthe game in Januaryand the coach yards in 13 seasons. line. Cleveland went to the largely beingignored,two years afteritprompted deal could be whom the pass rusher had his waiver wiretoadd some depth one of the most contentious moments in recent worthupto$15 best season with when Vrabel McCown to practice squad and claimed defensiveend Joe U.S. Openhistory —aharsh confrontationatthe million. wasHouston’s defensivecoordi- The Eagles signed 41-year- JacksonandtackleVincentTay- 2018 women’sfinal whenthe chair umpireissued The Titans nator in 2017. old quarterback Josh McCown lor,fulfilling GM Andrew also shared on Jadeveon He joins adefensivefront fea- to their practice squad as an Berry’s statement on Saturday acode violation to Serena Williams forreceiving Twitterphotos of Clowney turinglinemen Jeffery Simmons emergency backup. that his roster will be “fluid.” coaching. Clowney next to and DaQuan Jones and outside An NFL source confirmed Kicker Cody Parkey is back in Becauseofthe lack aplane with controlling owner linebackers Harold LandryIII the ESPN report, whichsaid Mc- Cleveland as protection for of ticket-buying Amy Adams Strunk. and Vic Beasley Jr., the Titans’ Cown would stay in his Texas Austin Seibert. spectators, The No.1overall pick of 2014, other big free agent signee. The home, isolated from the team, • Receiver Antonio Callaway coaches have Clowney went intofreeagency Titans already re-signed and make$12,000 aweektobeon will getachance to revivehis beenamong the lookingfor amega-contractthat quarterback Ryan Tannehill call for the Eagles in asituation NFL careerwith the Dolphins, fewpeople nevercame calling. The pan- and NFL rushing leader Derrick wheremultiple quarterbackson who signed him to their practice watching demic shut down travel for phys- Henrytonew contracts earlier the activeroster areunavailable. squad. Callaway wassuspended icals, and Clowney didn’tvisit this year. McCown spent last season as twice in 2019 for violations of the matches,and anyone once the NFL allowed Asked Friday howClowney theEagles’ backup, coming in for NFL’s substance-abuse policy. chatterwith their free agents to meet teams in per- would fitinwith the Titans, Vra- Carson Wentz in the team’s wild- He had legal troubles in college players hasbe- son. belsaid they ask and targetplay- cardplayoff loss to the Sea- at Florida but wasdraftedbythe come oneofthe That wasdespitehaving re- ers wholovefootball, play with hawks. Browns in the fourth round in unforeseen conse- portedinterest from Seattle, great effortand put the team 2018. quences of staging aGrand Tennessee, Cleveland, Balti- first. “I don’t think it’s too hard to Notable • Veteran defensiveback Slam tournament in themiddle of the coronavirus more, Philadelphia and NewOr- function hereand to be agreat Josh Rosen won’thavetogo Brandon Carr has returned to pandemic. leans. teammate,” Vrabel said. far in order to reachhis next des- the Cowboys as amember of Thestadiums aresilentand nearlyempty. The TheTitans neverhid their in- tination. The former Dolphins their practice squad afterstart- players have no one elsetoturn to forsupport terest in the 6-foot-5,255-pound Peterson to Lions and Cardinals quarterback ing every game the past 12 NFL Clowney. Two daysafterbeingreleased plans to join the Buccaneers seasons. duringthe pressure cookerofone of the world’s biggest tournaments. Thereare fewerumpires to policeviolations.And,insomecases, masks hide themoving lips of each coach.The resulting combination is plenty of communication —some- ROSTER HARDLYBOLTED DOWN times in bothdirections—between the players and the people mostimportanttotheir success. “WhatdoIdo?” Frances Tiafoe (pictured) said BY JEFF MILLER massivevoid. Rookie Alohi as he grabbed atowel placedafewfeet from his Gilmanalsowas backingup coach, Wayne Ferreira,inthe middle of his five- COSTAMESA James for muchoftraining The Chargers reportedfor camp. set thrillerinthe second roundagainst John coronavirus testing in lateJuly, “We’rethin in terms of losing Millman of Australia. trainedthroughoutAugustand an All-Prosafety, but we’renot At thatmoment, Tiafoe wasgettingdrilled. nowwill reachthe second week thin in terms of numbers there,” Ferreira’sresponse could not be heardfrom6feet of September with agreat deal Telescosaid. “Welikethe play- behind him. Buttwo setslater,asTiafoe chased of certainty. ers we have at that position. … downtwo would-be winners in the corners and And an evengreater deal of We think we have enoughthere closeddownonthe comeback win, he returned to uncertainty. on defense that we should be the toweland Ferreira. “Asweall startplaying real fine.” “Is that what youmean by playing some games…we’regoingto reallysee Adderley could startatfree whatwehave,” General Man- safetywith Rayshawn Jenkins defense?” Tiafoe said. ager TomTelesco saidSunday. moving to strong safety, where Ferreira responded: “D.D.D.” “Wehavesome inkling.But, I’ll he has played before. Askedlater about his running conversation be honest withyou, Idon’t really King has trainedatmultiple with Ferreiraduring thematch,Tiafoe saidithad knowalot of the different posi- secondaryspots as he triesto beenaway to both pass the timeand search for tiongroups until we start rediscoverthe form that earned an edge. playing real games.” MICHAEL CONROY AP him All-Pro recognition two Tiafoe explained that Ferreira hadcriticized Because of the COVID-19 Chargers GM TomTelescohas setthe roster,for now. years ago. He had adownsea- him fornot working hardtoextend points. “He’s pandemic, NFL teams enter son in 2019. like, ‘You don’tplaydefense.’Iwas like,‘Man, I’m Week 1with questions that the season. “Great mindset,energetic,” would have been answered in Chargers at Bengals Of the remaining four receiv- Telescosaid of King. “He’sana- one of the guyswith thequickestwheels here.’ the preseason. In many ways, ers on their activeroster,only tural football player.Wecan use He’s like,‘Yeah, butyou alwaysbail out on de- no preseason games equals no Sunday: 1:05p.m.,Paul Jason Moorehas caught an him in avarietyofways. …Just fense.’ Then Iwas like, ‘How is that fordefense, clue. BrownStadium NFLpass,his twocareerrecep- love his outlook right now. He’s Wayne?’ Kind of likethrowing someshade at him.” The Chargers joinedthe rest tions coming last season. On ready to go.” of the league Saturday in set- Line: Chargers by 3 Saturday,the Chargers re- All 15 players the Chargers Triviaquestion ting a53-man roster andthen On the air: Ch. 8 leased fourth-year wideout Da- added to their practice squad Sunday put together apractice rius Jennings. were with the team during Who holds the recordfor most men’s doubles squad. Those movesbrought a “Certainly,they don’t have a training camp. titles at theU.S.Openinthe OpenEra? degreeofmuch-needed clarity secutivegames (including the lot of regular-season snaps Those signed Sunday: line- but guaranteednothing as it re- playoffs) as the Chargers’ start- undertheir belt,”Telescosaid. backers Asmar Bilal and Cole lates to the actual 2020 season. er. “But we’reconfident in those Christiansen;cornerbacks Triviaanswer Telescocalled the Chargers’ Taylor will be armedwith guys, at least (from) what we’ve DonteVaughn, John Brannon initial breakdown “roster1.0,I one of the NFL’s most consis- seen on the practicefield. …We and Quenton Meeks(Del Norte Mike Bryan haswon six doubles titlesatthe guess, the first53.”Later,he tent —and now, presumably, do think there’ssometalent, High); guards Nate Gilliam and U.S. Open, the firstfivewith his brother Bob,the added, “The month of Septem- mostcontented —wide receiv- maybe young talent, but we feel Ryan Groy; receivers Tyron lastone in 2018 with Jack Sock. ber is going to be pretty interest- ers.KeenanAllen signed afour- likethere’ssome talentthere.” Johnson andJeff Cotton;defen- ing.” year extension worthupto$80 He also mentioned that the siveendJessieLemonier;defen- COMPILED BY PHILLEWIS The Chargers arescheduled million Saturday. Chargers have an established sivetackle TJ Smith; nose FROM U-TNEWSSERVICES, to open Sunday at Cincinnati, Afterthe three-time Pro pass-catching tight end in tackle Breiden Fehoko;fullback ONLINE REPORTS whichwill startreigning No.1 Bowl selection, there is little Hunter Henryand figure to Gabe Nabers; running back Da- overallpick JoeBurrow.How known about the Chargers’ re- throw plenty to arunning back rius Bradwell; and offensive the Bengals deploy the former ceivers. Coming off hisfirst group led by Austin Ekeler. lineman Cole Toner. LSU quarterback remains a 1,000-yardseason,Mike “So,” Telescosaid, “I think The Chargers enterWeek1 mystery. Williams continues to deal with we’regoing to be OK.” with 10 offensivelinemen, which As for the Chargers, they ashoulder injurythat has Anotherpotential area of could representameasureof Whattowatch alsowillenter withanew start- clouded his status. Telescosaid concern is strong safety, where protection as it relates to veter- ingquarterbackinTyrodTaylor he didn’t knowifWilliams will be the Chargers arebeing forced to an center MikePouncey.An Auto racing and arevamped offense after14 available against the Bengals deal with the season-ending undisclosed injuryhas pre- AMA Motocross, RedBud National 2, noon, uninterrupted seasons of Philip but expected to have abetter kneeinjuryofDerwin James.As vented the four-time ProBowl Rivers. When Taylor takes the idea Wednesday.That’s when their roster currently sits, Nasir player from practicing. NBCSN first snap Sunday, it will offi- the Chargers arerequired to is- Adderley andDesmond King Collegefootball cially end Rivers’ runof235 con- sue theirfirst injuryreport of arethe primaryoptionstofill a Miller writesfor the L.A. Times. BrighamYoung at Navy,5p.m., ESPN Golf DIGEST PGA, To ur Championship, final round,9a.m., GOLF,10:30 a.m., 7/39 ROGLIC LEADSTOURAFTER EPIC MOUNTAIN TREK Horse racing Primoz Roglic finally seized miletrekthenresisted the favor- goes topofits Nations League • Natasha Howard scored 19 Trackside Live, 9a.m., TVG therace leader’syellow jersey af- ites’ chase until he wascaught group by apoint from Ukraine. points and Breanna Stewart NYRA: SaratogaLive, 9a.m., FS2,noon, FSSD teranother hectic day of Tour de withonly 2kilometers left. He Germany,whichdrew 1-1with added 18 to help the Seattle Del Mar,1p.m., TVG France racing in the mountains launched asprinttothe finish Switzerland,isthirdinGroup 4 Storm (16-3)beat the Minne- as debutant Marc Hirschi of linebut wasnot fast enough as of League A. sota Lynx (13-6) 103-88. Korean baseball Switzerland delivered an im- Tadej Pogacar prevailed to win • Gyasi Zardes scored two Lotte at NC, 2:25 a.m. (Tue.), ESPN2 pressive90-kilometer soloeffort Stage9ahead of fellowSlo- goals and the Eastern Confer- Collegefootball across four Pyreneanclimbs. venian Roglic. Hirschi finished ence-leading Columbus Crew (7- Deion Hankins ran for 113 Men’s soccer Roglic, the Slovenian favorite thirdinthe townofLaruns. 1-2) beat visiting FC Cincinnati yards and twotouchdowns to this year alongside defending “It’s reallycrazy, afterthat (2-5-3)3-0 for their fifthstraight lead host UTEP to a24-14 victory UEFA Nations League, Czech Republic vs. champion Egan Bernal,dis- hardday to win the stage,” said MLS shutout. over Stephen F. Austin lateSat- Scotland, 11:30 a.m., ESPNEWS playedhis strong climbing cre- Pogacar,who put his hands on • Robin Lod scored twogoals urday night in the season opener dentialsinthe fi- his helmetafter winninghis first and host Minnesota United (4- for both teams. MLB nal ascentSun- Tour stageatjust 21. “Actually I 3-2) snapped afour-gamelosing • Brady White threw four Philadelphia at N.Y. Mets,10a.m., MLB day to dethrone wanted to gain as muchtimeasI streak with a4-0 victoryover touchdown passes,coach Ryan St.Louis at ChicagoCubs, 1p.m., ESPN overnightleader could in the general classifica- Real Salt Lake (2-2-5). Silverfield collectedhis first Ta mpaBay at Washington, 3p.m., MLB Adam Yates. tion, but in thelast 100meters I • The L.A. Galaxy scored regular-seasonwin at Memphis, Jumbo-Visma thought of the 10 seconds three times in the secondhalfto and the Tigers beat visitingAr- Colorado at Padres, 6p.m., FS1, FSSD leader Roglic has awarded to the winner.” beat rivalLAFC at home, 3-0. kansas State37-24 lateSaturday NBAplayoffs been flawless so ATour debutant,Pogacar is LAFC played most of thesecond nightinthe season opener. farand able to re- Primoz lagging 44 seconds behind half with just 10 men afterared • California cornerback Boston vs.Toronto, Game 5, 3:30 p.m., TNT spondto everyat- Roglic Roglic in seventh place. cardinthe 53rd minute.Cristian Camryn Bynum will skip his fi- L.A. Clippers vs.Denver, Game 3, 6p.m., TNT tackwith ease Ahead of today’s first rest Pavon scored in the 51st minute nal season of eligibility and enter over the first weekend in high day,Roglic leads Bernal by 21 for the Galaxy and Sebastian the 2021NFL Draft. NHLplayoffs mountains.It’saperformance seconds thankstothe bonus Lleget added goals in the 73rd N.Y. Islanders vs.TampaBay,Game1,5p.m., thatearnedhim the first yellow timeheamassedatthetopofthe and 83rdminute. Death NBCSN jersey of his careerafter nine mountain and on thefinishline. TomJernstedt,amember of days of racing. WNBA theNaismithHallofFameforhis Softball “Everyone is dreaming about Soccer ArikeOgunbowale scored a contributionstocollegebasket- wearing it, I’m super happy,” Its youngest-everscorerand career-high 39 points, including ball and the NCAA Tourna- Athletes Unlimited, Te am Showvs. Te am Oster- saidSpanish Vuelta champion twogoals from acaptain twice atying3-pointerwith0.7seconds ment, died. He was75. The man, 5p.m., CBSSN Roglic,aformer ski jumper.“But his age. Spain couldn’t ask for leftinregulation, and the Dallas NCAA saidJernstedt died this the mission is to trytowin the morefromits rebuild. The 17- Wings(7-12)beat the Washing- weekend. Tennis race in Paris, we need to main- year-oldBarcelonaforward tonMystics (5-13)with a101-94 Nicknamed “Father of theFi- U.S. Open: Round of 16,8a.m., ESPN, ESPN2,4 tain our focus. It’s just the begin- AnsuFatiscoredina4-0Nations overtime win at Bradenton, Fla. nal Four,” Jernstedt has widely p.m., ESPN2 ning.” Leaguewin over Ukraineand • Candace Parkerscored 24 been credited with transforming Hirschi, aformer under-23 wonapenaltyfor 34-year-old points with 15 rebounds and the NCAA Tournament intothe WNBA road race world champion, got Sergio Ramos tooasaninflux of ChelseaGrayadded20withsev- billion-dollar March Madness it away away from the peloton in young talent blended well with en assists to help Los Angeles has becometoday. Connecticut vs.Phoenix, 3p.m., CBSSN the first major ascent of the 95- experienced stalwarts. Spain (14-5) beat Chicago (11-9) 86-80. U-TNEWSSERVICES THE SAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE MONDAY • SEPTEMBER 7, 2020 S D3

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To day’sDel Mar Handicap at 1p.m.(Final dayofa27-daymeeting). $2 Win, Place and Show; $1 Exacta, $2 Quinella, 50-cent Tr ifecta. $2 Rolling Doubles, $1 Rolling Pick 3s; 10-cent Superfectas; 50-cent Pick 4 races 2-5and last 4races;50-cent Players Pick 5first 5races andlast 5races;$2Pick 6with single ticket jackpot last 6races;$1Place Pick All; $1 S. High Five last race; $2 Win-Place-ShowParlay(allexcept last). Tr ifectaneeds 4betting interests; Superfectaneeds 6. BUMPYSTART,ASMOOTH FINISH FIRSTRACE –One Mile. ThreeYear Olds &Up. Claiming Price $16,000.Purse $19,000. IndexHorse (Jockey)WtPost Comment Odds BY BILL CENTER the meeting. 1175 Next Revolt (Rispoli) 121 3Nicely placed forrepeat3-1 1164 Bodega(Prat)121 5Blinkers and Prat 7-2 FavoredPixelatepaid $5 1164 Speakerofthehouse (Centeno)115 7Rider went elsewhere9-2 DEL MAR to win. 1150 My Journey(Cedillo)124 1Betterfromoff the pace 6-1 1184 All ICan Say(Pereira) 12410Late-running sprinter?8-1 PrincessNoor gotoff to a Pratbroke Rafael Be- 1085 Moonoverthebayou(Gonzalez) 1244 Goose eggsthis year 8-1 bumpystart, then survived jarano’s 8-year-old record of 1184 Bam Bam Again (Franco)121 2Recent Miyadi claim 12-1 1085 See Through It (Figueroa)119 9Never been this far12-1 astewards’ inquiryafter 13 stakes wins duringasum- 1164 Georgian Road (E Flores)121 8Retreatedthrough the lane 20-1 powering away in the stretch mer meeting aboard 1184 Surprise Fashion (Velez) 1226 Second Metzrunner 30-1 to winthe $250,000 Grade I Madone in the $100,000 Del Long shot: My Journey. Del MarDebutanteonSun- MarJuvenille Fillies Turf — SECOND RACE –6furlongs. Maiden Special Weight. ThreeYear Olds &Up. Purse $55,000. 1 day by 6 ⁄2 lengths over For- whichwentoff just before IndexHorse (Jockey)WtPost Comment Odds 1400 Keystone Field (Prat) 1231 Long layoff but no drop 3-1 est Caraway. the twograded stakes. 6017 Defense Wins (Cedillo)120 9Another gelded comebacker 7-2 The heralded daughter of Prat’s14th stakes win of …. Malibu Dreamin (Rispoli) 120 3Hot rider and trainer 5-1 1149 Cem Sultan (Gonzalez) 120 2Chased an encorewinner 9-2 NotThis Time boreinleav- the meeting —byahalf 1698 Mickelson (Van Dyke) 120 4Now in Baffert’scare6-1 ing the starting gate of the 7- length over Nimbostratus 1061 Invictatus (Centeno)116 5Routes likeasprinter 8-1 5159Witch’s Vow(Pereira) 120 8Returns to maintrack 12-1 furlong sprint and made —was also his second 8432 Canadian Luck (V Espinoza)123 6Class drop is necessary 20-1 contact with second-choice straight win of the after- 1228 Most Sandisfactory (Figueroa)120 7Nofactor against lesser 20-1 My Girl Red, who waspulled noon. Nimbostratus wasdis- Long shot: Mickelson. up on the backstretchby qualiefied by track stewards THIRD RACE –One Mile Tu rf.Maiden Special Weight. TwoYear Olds. Purse $55,000. jockey Flavien Prat. and Ivy League wasmoveup IndexHorse (Jockey)WtPost Comment Odds 1140 Hot RodCharlie (Prat) 120 5The reluctant selection 3-1 Prat told Del Marveteri- to second. 1125 Feel the Berning (V Espinoza)120 7Chased Futurityfavorite 6-1 narian Dr.DanaStead that …. Ta rantino (Pereira) 120 4Debuts in turf route5-1 …. Union Soldier (Van Dyke) 120 9Well regarded $650k colt 4-1 he pulled My GirlRed up af- BENOIT PHOTO Thefinal day 1151 Heliochrome (Hernandez) 120 8Heartbreaking debut loss 8-1 ter“feelingher takeabad Princess Noor and jockeyVictor Espinoza(right) Del Mar’ssummer meet- 1140 Harlan Estate(Cedillo)120 1Best post forstretch out 8-1 …. Quattroelle (Velez) 11712Stellar finish in Ireland 8-1 step.” Dr.Stead had My Girl draw away to win the Grade IDel MarDebutante. ing ends today with two 1042 Gone Rogue (Rispoli) 120 10 Blinkers, stuck outside10-1 Red jogand returned her to morestakes races high- …. Mount Pelliar (Gonzalez) 120 3Bargain $8,000 purchase 12-1 1166 TexasPlayboy(Figueroa)120 11 Part of Mullins tandem 12-1 the barn with no signofin- lighted by the Grade IDel 1151 Papale (Franco)120 6Made little impact 15-1 jury. JeffNahill’sDel Mar opinions MarFuturityonthe 11-race 1151 Zoffa(Maldonado)120 2Can only do better15-1 The startwas the only program. Long shot: Heliochrome. misstepinPrincessNoor’s FIRSTRACE: 1. Moonover- Dream,3.Big Stretch. LONG The favoritesinthe FOURTH RACE –6furlongs. ThreeYear Olds &Up. Claiming Price $10,000.Purse $22,000. dominating performance. $250,000, 7-furlongsprint on IndexHorse (Jockey)WtPost Comment Odds thebayou, 2. Bodega, 32. SHOT: Sensible Cat. 1101 Rick’s Dream (Figueroa) 120 8Form is abit hidden 4-1 “It’s noteasy to control a Newt Revolt. LONG SHOT: All thedirtfor 2-year-olds ran 1195Around the Dial (Valdivia)120 11 One step from basement 7-2 baby,” said winning jockey SEVENTH RACE: 1. Ta ble for 1-2onAug. 8ina6-furlong 6048 Country Road (Cedillo)120 13 Major playerifstarts6-1 ICan Say. 1174 Black Road (E Flores)120 12 Picked up the pieces 5-1 Victor Espinoza. “She’salit- Te n, 2. Luvluv, 3. Tropical sprintoverthe same course. 1195Awhitesportscoat (Hernandez) 120 6Owns victory at meeting 6-1 tle green. And the gate was SECOND RACE: 1. Malibu Te rror.LONGSHOT: Carmeli- Dr.Schivel scored its 1174 King Parker (Prat) 118 5Pratstickswith him 10-1 1032 Burn Me Tw ice (Pereira) 118 3Dropped back as favorite10-1 pointed alittle to the inside.” Dreamin, 2. Keystone Field, ta’s Man. first win in his thirdstart 1175 WriteMeaSong (Gonzalez) 120 4Closed well once clear 12-1 3 Princess Noor brokein 3. Cem Sultan. LONG SHOT: with Spielberg 5 ⁄4 lengths 1195MoreHonor (Centeno)115 10 Can’tdropmuch lower12-1 EIGHTH RACE: 1. Been 1234 Concur (Velez) 120 14 Second but farback 12-1 from the No.4gateasMy Mickelson. back in second in his debut 9041 LuckyRomano (Delgadillo)118 2Givestrong second look 12-1 Girl Red came outslightly Studying Her,2.Magic At race. 1032 Market Sentiment(Franco) 120 7Runnerup vs cheaper crew 15-1 THIRD RACE: 1. Gone Rogue, Midnight, 3. Happier.LONG 1012 DK’s Crown(Maldonado)117 1Gelded, shades come off15-1 from the No.3. Dr.Schivel,the morning- 9060 Ferguson (Diaz)120 9Hardtomakeacase 20-1 “Therewas not much 2. Hot RodCharlie, 3. SHOT:SummerLove. line, 8-5 favorite, will have Long shot: LuckyRomano. contact,” said Espinoza. Ta rantino.LONGSHOT: NINTH RACE: 1. Get Her Prat aboard in his last start FIFTHRACE –11-16Miles Tu rf.Allowance/Optional Claiming. Fillies and Mares, ThreeYear Olds &Up, “Coming away from the Hellochrome. for trainer Luis Mendez.The Bred in California. Purse $57,000. Number (best bet), 2. Rom- start, she went in abit and I son of Violence has had a IndexHorse (Jockey)WtPost Comment Odds FOURTH RACE: 1. King bauer,3.Ebeko. LONG SHOT: 1178Pushing Sixty(Gutierrez)121 6Followher up the ladder 8-1 gotcontrol as fast as Icould. majority sharebought by 1095 On Mars (Valdivia)121 7Value packed exacta8-1 The other filly came out on Parker,2.Burn Me Tw ice,3. Inner Ghost. Red Baron’s Barn and Ran- 1165 Harper’s Gallop (Hernandez)123 4Thereorthereabouts 4-1 Black Storm. LONG SHOT: D 1097 Kleen Karma (Prat) 119 9Won acompletesetup 7-2 me. PrincessNoor wasOK 10TH RACE: 1. Dr.Schivel, 2. choTemescal. 1073 Empress of Fire (Rispoli) 121 11 Brokemaiden at distance 6-1 from there.” K’sCrown. Spielbergistrained by 1055 Lostintranzlation (Van Dyke) 125 12 Interesting pace play6-1 Weston, 3. Spielberg. LONG 6041 Rose Dunn (Gonzalez) 1231 Sharp when sidelined10-1 The three stewards voted FIFTH RACE: 1. Kleen Karma, SHOT: Dyn OMite. Baffert and will have Abel 1165 Hot On the Trail (Pereira) 1232 Bettergoingshort10-1 unanimously not to alter the Cedillo up. Also in the six- 1165 Donut Girl (Maldonado)123 3Just has no style 12-1 2. Empress of Fire,3.On 1165 D’sLovely Sophia (E Flores)123 8SCRATCHED 20-1 results. 11TH RACE: 1. Fabozzi, 2. horse fieldisWeston,the 1233 Spanish Channel (Delgadillo)123 5Misplaced, as usual 30-1 “The stewards should Mars. LONG SHOT: Pushing KlondikeCreek, 3. Move winnerofthe Grade II Best 1165 Drop the Mic (Centeno)116 10 Whybother?30-1 have looked at it,” said Sixty. Pal Stakes on Aug. 8. Long shot: Empress of Fire. Over.LONGSHOT: Erotic. trainer Princess Noor SIXTH RACE: 1. Ensleys Also on the finale’ssched- SIXTH RACE –6furlongs. Maiden Special Weight. TwoYear Old Fillies, Bred in California. Purse trainer BobBaffert,who ule just ahead of the Futurity $55,000. Dream, 2. Eddie’s New [email protected] IndexHorse (Jockey)WtPost Comment Odds watched the Debutante on is the Del MarJuvenile Turf, 1197Ensley’sDream (Prat) 120 6Tried hard, second best 3-1 TV from Kentuckywhere his a$100,000 stakes race at a 1091 Eddie’s NewDream (Gutierrez)120 3Slowstart,ran on 5-2 …. Big Stretch(Cedillo)120 9Onedgefor bigeffort9-2 Authentic wonthe Kentucky mile on the turf. The Rich- …. Big Chick (Gonzalez) 120 8Bredtowin early 6-1 Derby Saturday.“They both special filly,” said Baffert. ishtoedge Margot’s Boy by ardMandella-trained Cais- …. Sensible Cat (Rispoli) 120 2Can’t ignorethis rider 8-1 …. Wishtheyallcouldbe (Hernandez)120 7Several positivefactors8-1 came together.She brokea “Wegot what we expected to ahead to win the $200,000, son wasthe morning-line 7-2 …. Sheila’sCharlie (Franco)120 4Would be asurprise 15-1 little off kilter and wasbe- seetoday. GradeIIDel MarDerby,and favoritewith Prat aboard, …. Sideways Suances (Velez)120 10 Grey MizzenMast filly 15-1 1130 CompleteControl (Centeno)113 1Light weight won’tmatter20-1 hind horses, but Victor “I really don’t knowhow entertoday’s final cardofthe but wasscratched on Sun- 1197HereComes Ralphie (Pereira) 120 5Shut offearly,outrun 20-1 didn’t really push her ... es- good sheisbecause Ihaven’t summer meeting with a49- day,leaving awide open race Long shot: Sensible Cat. pecially at the end.” let her runyet.” 48 lead on defending and of 10 2-year-olds. Prat picked SEVENTH RACE –One Mile Tu rf.Maiden Special Weight. ThreeYear Olds &Up, Bred in California. Princess Noor is now2for Princess Noor paid $3.40 two-time championPrat. up the mount on Get Her Purse $55,000. 2since being purchased last to win. It wasRispoli’sfourth Number for PeterMiller, IndexHorse (Jockey)WtPost Comment Odds 1132 Tropical Te rror (Van Dyke) 121 1Lost by awhisker 8-5 spring for $1.35million at the win of the day andhis second who will win another Del 1132 Ta ble forTen (Prat) 12410Thirdall three starts 7-2 Keeneland 2-year-old sales. Rispoli, Prat down to wire on the turf, wherehehas won Martraining crown. 1132 Lovluv (Rispoli) 121 6Fractious beforerace9-2 9046 MambaCool (Cedillo)121 2Pedigree screams turf 10-1 Bothwins have been by wide Meanwhile, turf king Um- 35 times in 106starts for a33 1132 Carmelita’sMan (Hernandez) 121 9Finished full of run 10-1 margins at Del Mar. bertoRispoli poked Pixe- percentsuccess rate. It was Center is afreelance writer. 1118 N.K.Rocket Man (Pereira) 12411Eventful trip in debut 10-1 1024 Cal’sGem (Centeno)114 5Distance abig concern 12-1 “Weknewgoing in she is a late intothe lead at the fin- alsohis eighthstakes win of 1118 FlyBuddyFly (Gonzalez) 121 12 Tr ies routefor Miller 12-1 8372 IAmInnocent (Gutierrez)121 8Fought against the rider 12-1 1118 Squalotoro(Valdivia)121 7Broke slowly twice 20-1 SUNDAY’S DEL MAR RESULTS …. Trevor T(EFlores)124 3Sprinter bloodlines 30-1 …. River North (Figueroa)121 4Asking alot from him 30-1 1228 Gee Gee Whiz)121 13 Seemingly impossible 30-1 (26th dayofa28-daymeeting) 1285 -FIFTH RACE. 6½ furlongs. Maiden Claiming. 3year olds Time: 24.03,50.53,1.15.38, 1.26.48, 1.39.09. Clear &Firm. Trainer: Simon Callaghan. Owner: Kaleem Shah, Inc. 1281 -FIRSTRACE. 6furlongs. Claiming. Fillies and Mares. 3 and up. Claiming Price $20,000.Purse $19,000. Long shot: Carmelita’sMan. Scratched: none. Exotics: $2 Daily Double (8-2) paid $19.60, $1 year olds and up. Claiming Prices $20,000-$18,000.Purse P# Horse Jockey WinPlace Show Exacta (2-11) paid $6.80, $2 Quinella (2-11) paid $7.40,10-Cent Su- EIGHTH RACE –61-2 furlongs. Allowance/Optional Claiming. Fillies and Mares, ThreeYear Olds &Up. $27,000. Purse $57,000. 11 Leprino Rispoli 3.20 2.60 2.20 perfecta(2-11-7-10)paid$112.32, 50-Cent Tr ifecta(2-11-7) paid P# Horse Jockey WinPlace Show 12 Prince RickyCenteno 14.40 6.80 $28.45, 50-CentPick Three(7-8-2) paid $79.35. IndexHorse (Jockey)WtPost Comment Odds 6Uno Trouble Maker Rispoli 4.80 2.60 2.10 10 Time to Te stify Maldonado 4.20 1138 Magic At Midnight(Cedillo)124 2Came back smoking 2-1 1289 -NINTH RACE. 7furlongs. ‘Del Mar DebutanteStakes’. 3Eternal Endeavour (GB) Centeno 3.00 2.20 Also Ran: Babael, Rossman, Tiger’sSong, Kenjilookslucky, Floyd Fillies. 2yearolds. Purse $250,000. 1078 Happier (Van Dyke) 120 3Won debut under wraps 5-2 2Madame Barbarian Prat 2.20 Moneymaker,Drink to That,Sharp Speaker. 1160 Been Studying Her (Rispoli) 1227 Betterform as juvenile 4-1 Also Ran: Sweet Rafaela, RedLivy (IRE), CrownKitten. Time: 22.32, 45.59,1.10.59, 1.16.99. Clear &Fast. Trainer: Manuel P# Horse Jockey WinPlace Show 1160 Golden Principal (V Espinoza)120 4Rough trip on return 9-2 Time: 22.40,45.77,57.73,1.10.25.Clear &Fast. Trainer: William Ortiz, Sr.. Owner: Bankers, Timand Ortiz, Sr., Manuel. 4Princess Noor Espinoza 3.40 2.40 2.10 1160 Paid Informant (Hernandez) 120 5Ended along hiatus8-1 Spawr. Owner: Acker, To m, Brown, Jr., Edward J.,Sanford, Thomas C. Scratched: Endless Ta le, Bullet Times, Humboldt, Ammolite. 6Forest CarawayGonzalez4.003.00 1161 Shanghai Tr uffles (Pereira) 1226 Middle move,shortens up 12-1 and Smith, Corey. Scratched: Saints Paynter. Exotics: $1 Exacta Exotics: $2 Daily Double (9-11) paid $37. 60,$1Exacta(11-12) paid 5Illumination Cedillo 3.60 1120 Summer Love (Gonzalez) 120 1Initial dirtsprint 20-1 (6-3) paid $5.90, $2 Quinella (3-6) paid $6.60,10-CentSuperfecta $17. 20,$2Quinella (11-12) paid $27. 80,10-CentSuperfecta(11-12- Also Ran: Get On the Bus, Roll Up Mo Money, My GirlRed. Long shot: Golden Principal. (6-3-2-1) paid $5.49, 50-CentTrifecta(6-3-2) paid $5.90. 10-9) paid $40.02, 50-Cent Tr ifecta(11-12-10) paid $41.70,$2Con- Time: 23.01, 45.49, 1.10.03,1.23.15.Clear &Fast. Trainer: Bob Baf- solation Double (9-3) paid $9.60, $2 Consolation Double (9-7)paid fert.Owner: Zedan Racing Stables Inc. Scratched: none. 1282 -SECOND RACE. 1mile turf.Claiming. Fillies and Mares. 3 NINTH RACE –One Mile Tu rf.“THE DEL MAR JUVENILE TURF”Two Year Olds. Purse $100,000. $10.00, 50-Cent Pick Three(6-9-11) paid $59.40,50-Cent Consola- Exotics: $2 Daily Double (2-4) paid $8.60,$1Exacta(4-6) paid year olds and up. Claiming Prices $25,000-$22,500.Purse IndexHorse (Jockey)WtPost Comment Odds tion Pick Three(6-9-3/7) paid $27. 15,50-Cent Pick Four (8-6-9-3/5/ $5.30, $2 Quinella (4-6) paid $10.20,10-CentSuperfecta(4-6-5-1) $31,000. 1210Ambivalent (Gutierrez)120 1Should love the lawn 8-1 7/ 11/14) 4correct paid $845.60,50-Cent Pick Five (6/7-8-6-9-3/5/7/ paid $5.16, 50-Cent Tr ifecta(4-6-5) paid $9.05, 50-Cent Pick Three 1151 Caisson (Prat) 1227 SCRATCHED 7-2 P# Horse Jockey WinPlace Show 11/14) 5correct paid $2,476.45. (8-2-4) paid $10.05. 8Kittyhawk Lass Hernandez23.40 9.00 6.40 1042 Rombauer (Hernandez)122 10 Popped at first asking 4-1 1286 -SIXTH RACE. 5furlongsturf.Allowance Optional 1290 -10TH RACE. 11/8 mile turf.‘Del Mar Derby’. Stakes. 3 1140 Got Her Number (Cedillo)122 2Determined sprint win 6-1 7Clearly Gone Rispoli 5.00 3.60 Claiming. Fillies and Mares. 3year olds and up. Claiming Price year olds. Purse $200,000. 1121 Sonic Brees (Rispoli) 120 9SCRATCHED 6-1 2Lexington Grace (IRE) Franco 4.40 $40,000.Purse $57,000. 1173 Big Fish (V Espinoza)122 5Prospered at thistrip8-1 Also Ran: Meso,Sugary,Tammy’sWindow, Listen to Blue, Seaside P# Horse Jockey WinPlace Show …. Ebeko(Gonzalez) 120 13 Stranded wayoutside 15-1 Dancer,Mongolian Window. Time: 23.78, 47.38, 1.13.90,1.25.15, P# Horse Jockey WinPlace Show 4Pixelate Rispoli 5.00 3.20 2.80 …. Inner Beauty(Diaz)117 3SCRATCHED 12-1 1.37.90. Clear &Firm. Trainer: Hector O. Palma. Owner: RoyaltySta- 7Blue SkyBabyRispoli 28.80 10.80 6.40 11 Margot’sBoy Pereira10.60 8.40 1121 HerdImmunity(Franco) 1226 Remained well behind 15-1 ble. Scratched: none. 2Greg’sDivaPrat3.80 3.00 9Dominant Soul Maldonado 19.00 …. Cotapaxi (Velez) 120 11 Left England awinner 15-1 Exotics: $2 Daily Double (6-8) paid $64.00, $1 Exacta (8-7) paid 10 Dolce Gutierrez 6.40 Also Ran: California Kook, Kiss To dayGoodbye,Kanderel, Ameri- …. Inner Ghost (Van Dyke) 120 12 Debut tally at Monmouth 15-1 $50.20,$2Quinella (7-8) paid $40.00, 10-Cent Superfecta(8-7-2-4) Also Ran: Miss Fraulein, Velvet Queen, Swirling, JewelThief,Tijori, can Farmer,KPAll Systems Go,Guitty (FR), Heywoods Beach, No Slo 1098 None Above the Law(EFlores)120 8Troubled both starts 20-1 paid $247.38, 50-Cent Tr ifecta(8-7-2) paid $157.70. Woke Up to Aces, Devils Dance. Mo. Time: 24.63, 49.77, 1.14.74, 1.38.38, 1.50.25.Clear &Firm. Time: 22.73, 44.62, 55.65. Clear &Firm. Trainer: Philip D’Amato. Trainer: Michael Stidham. Owner: Godolphin, LLC. 1152C’Mon Jenna (Valdivia)120 4Edged maiden claimers 30-1 1283 -THIRD RACE. 5½ furlongs. Allowance Optional Claiming. Owner: Lombardi, Michael V. and Platts, Joey. Scratched: Warren’s Showtime. Long shot: Big Fish. Fillies and Mares. 3year olds and up. Claiming Price $62,500. Scratched: none. Exotics: $2 Daily Double (4-4) paid $8.20,$1Exacta(4-11) paid Purse $59,000. 10TH RACE –7furlongs. “THE DEL MAR FUTURITY” Grade I. TwoYear Olds. Purse $250,000. Exotics: $2 Daily Double (11-7) paid $44.00,$1Exacta(7-2) paid $21.20,$2Quinella (4-11) paid $32.20,10-CentSuperfecta(4-11- IndexHorse (Jockey)WtPost Comment Odds P# Horse Jockey WinPlace Show $46.50,$2Quinella (2-7)paid$30.00, 10-Cent Superfecta(7-2- 9-2) paid $182.25,50-Cent Tr ifecta(4-11-9) paid $213.40,50-Cent 1125 Dr.Schivel (Prat) 121 6Sizzling maiden victory 8-5 6Biddy DukeGutierrez 13.20 4.80 3.00 10-6) paid $247.28, 50-Cent Tr ifecta(7-2-10)paid$253.25,50-Cent Pick Three(2-4-4) paid $5.40. Pick Three(9-11-7) paid $99.55,50-Cent Consolation Pick Three(9- 1125 Spielberg(Cedillo)119 1Morepreparedthis time 2-1 3LuckyPeridot Prat 4.20 3.00 1291-11THRACE. 6furlongs. Maiden Special Weight. 2year 3/7-7) paid $24.80. 1087 Dixie’s TwoStents (Gutierrez)119 5Much promise only start3-1 1RoadRager Rispoli5.00 olds. Purse $55,000. 1121 Weston (Van Dyke) 1243 Has done everything asked 6-1 Also Ran: QualityResponse, WatchMeBurn,BulletproofOne. 1287 -SEVENTH RACE. 5½ furlongs. Maiden Special Weight. 2 P# Horse Jockey WinPlace Show 1173 Scooby(Rispoli) 119 4Rispoli inherits the mount 12-1 Time: 21.44,44.78,56.94,1.03.40.Clear &Fast. Trainer: Doug F. year olds. Purse $55,000. 10 Big Flame Cedillo 5.20 3.60 2.60 1042 Dyn OMite(VEspinoza)119 2His future’songrass 12-1 O’Neill.Owner: Joseph E. Besecker. Scratched: none. Exotics: $2 Daily Double (8-6) paid $178.80,$1Exacta(6-3) paid P# Horse Jockey WinPlace Show 6Suzie QzzBrother Hernandez8.004.40 Long shot: Weston. $24.30,$2Quinella (3-6) paid $28.60,10-Cent Superfecta(6-3-1-5) 8Superman Shaq Prat 5.80 3.40 3.00 9Big Story Rispoli 3.00 11TH RACE –One Mile Tu rf.Three Year Olds &Up. Claiming Price $25,000.Purse $31,000. paid $32.38, 50-Cent Tr ifecta(6-3-1) paid $49.50,50-Cent Pick 1Parnelli VanDyke5.40 3.80 Also Ran: Alpine Thunder,Alexander’s Dream, Lil Nas, Charge Three(6-8-6) paid $135.40. 7Hot Pastrami Hernandez4.80 Cash, JCExpress, GatesofHeaven, Holy Palace. IndexHorse (Jockey)WtPost Comment Odds Also Ran: Risk and Reward, RedFlag,Tenor,Labor Union, Run- Time: 22.47, 45.97, 58.60,1.11.59. Clear &Fast. Trainer: TimYak- 1284 -FOURTH RACE. 1mile turf.Maiden Special Weight. Fillies. 1107 Avalanche (V Espinoza)120 12 Meet ends with apuzzler 6-1 away Wywy. teen. Owner: George Krikorian. 2year olds. Purse $55,000. 1189ShadowSphinx (Rispoli) 12213Beatenchalk, can rebound 3-1 Time: 22.08, 45.77,57. 89,1.04.25.Clear &Fast. Trainer: Peter Scratched: That Corey,Moving Fast, Finding Silver. 3284 KlondikeCreek (Prat) 120 4Pratshows up here7-2 P# Horse Jockey WinPlace Show Miller.Owner: Gary Barber. Scratched: none. Exotics: $2 Pick Six Jackpot (7-8-2-4-4/7-10/11/12/13) ,Pick Six 1157Mithquaal (Gonzalez) 1228 Just dispatched similar 6-1 9Consternation (IRE) VanDyke14.20 8.00 4.80 Exotics: $2 Daily Double (7-8) paid $85.00, $1 Exacta (8-1) paid Jackpot Carryover $19,226,$2Daily Double (4-10)paid $16.40,$1 1189Three Ay E(VanDyke) 120 9Still above claimed price 4-1 7Queen Ofthe Te mple Gonzalez5.603.80 $14.40,$2Quinella (1-8) paid $19.60, 10-Cent Superfecta(8-1-7-4) Exacta(10-6) paid $22.80,$2Quinella (6-10)paid $27. 80,10-Cent 1189Colosi (Cedillo)120 10 Wononly previous claimer 8-1 10 Floral Essence Cedillo 3.40 paid $29.81, 50-Cent Tr ifecta(8-1-7) paid $51.60,50-Cent Pick Three Superfecta(10-6-9-2) paid $60.84,$1Super High Five (10-6-9-2-5) 1031 Fabozzi(Rispoli) 120 1Rounding back to shape 6-1 Also Ran: Miss Ever Ready,Miss PeakyBlinder,Cielo d’Oro, (11-7-8) paid $35.15. paid $2,460.60, 50-CentTrifecta(10-6-9) paid $41.40,50-Cent Pick 1157Pubilius Syrus (Valdivia)120 7Signs of lifeinlast 8-1 Mamma Rama, Hatshepsut, Valentine Ghost, TizPureGrace. Three(4-4-10)paid$7. 25,50-Cent Pick Four (2-4-4/7-10/11/12/13) 1157MoveOver(Pereira) 120 11 Fits offbest effort12-1 1288 -EIGHTH RACE. 1mile turf.‘Del Mar Juvenile Fillies Turf Time: 24.44,49.12, 1.14.30, 1.25.55,1.38.87. Clear &Firm. Trainer: Stakes’. Fillies. 2yearolds. Purse $75,000. 4correct paid $28.10,50-Cent Pick Five (8-2-4-4/7-10/11/12/13) 5 1101 Conquest Cobra(Diaz)120 2Helps muddy the picture12-1 Patrick Gallagher.Owner: Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners and Win- correct paid $96.10,$2Pick Six (7-8-2-4-4/7-10/11/12/13) 5out of 6 1162 I’mBusy(Maldonado)120 5Primarily asprinter 15-1 ner,Charles N. Scratched: Polished Lady,Nurturing, Chicks Dig P# Horse Jockey WinPlace Show paid $15.20,$2Pick Six (7-8-2-4-4/7-10/11/12/13) 6correct paid 1069 Erotic (Hernandez) 120 3Not awin type 20-1 Munny, DerbyQuest. 2Madone Prat 5.20 3.00 2.40 $1,520.60, $1 PlacePickAll 10 out of 11 paid $4,115.80. 1196 Paynter’s Boy(Pereira) 120 14 Sawall the heels 20-1 Exotics: $2 Daily Double (6-9) paid $112.60,$1Exacta(9-7) paid 11 Ivy League Rispoli 3.20 2.80 On-Track Attendance-N/A; Mutuel handle-$262,554 1174 RCha Cha (E Flores)118 6Will take thempartways20-1 $46.30,$2Quinella (7-9) paid $42.80,10-CentSuperfecta(9-7- 7DQ-Nimbostratus (FR)Gonzalez6.60 Inter-Track Attendance-N/A; Mutuel handle-$3,024,472 Long shot: Colosi. 10-5) paid $76.55, 50-CentTrifecta(9-7-10)paid$99.05, 50-Cent Also Ran: Sweetest Angel, Canoodling, Inner Beauty(IRE), Te trag- Out of StateAttendance-N/A; Mutuel handle-$12,318,017 Best bet: Dr.Schivel (10). Pick Three(8-6-9) paid $306.55. onal (IRE), Frazzled, My Princess Ellie, Super Game, Basilia. To talAttendance-N/A ;Mutuel handle- $15,605,043

MOTORSPORTS REPORT NHL REPORT LEADERSBUMP,HARVICK SWOOPS IN FORWIN SHUTDOWN STARS: DALLAS BEATS VEGASINWESTGAME1 ASSOCIATED PRESS waypossible. aged car,givingHarvick a 0.415seconds ahead of Mc- Harvick, the 2014 series clear path to the finish. Larendriver Carlos Sainz ASSOCIATED PRESS Therewas no doubt champion, waswidely con- “The leaders gottangled and 3.358ahead of Racing Stars 1, Golden Knights 0 whichofhis twoDarlington sidered afavoritetoberacing up thereand the next thing Point’s Lance Stroll on asur- John Klingbergscoredon (S.C.) Racewayvictories this for atitle this season. His youknowwewereracing for real-looking podium. All the Stars’ first shot, Anton It looked likesurpriseVegas year Kevin Harvick enjoyed eighth win thisyear put him the win,”Harvick said. three drivershad neverwon a Khudobin stoppedall 25 the starterMarc-Andre Fleury more. intothe second round. race and eachhad only one Golden Knightsput on net didn’t getreset afterDallas “The first thing Iwant to “It wasway better” get- Elsewhere top-three finish to his name. and Dallas beat Vegas1-0 on captain Jamie Benn’s shot say is, ‘Welcome backfans! ting out of the car and hear- Ben Rhodes movedtothe Hamilton appeared on Sunday night in ahard-hit- attempt wasblocked, and This is ahell of alot morefun ing afan reaction, Harvick front when he stayed out in- course for acomfortablevic- ting, defensiveGame 1ofthe Klingbergfired the loose with youguys up there,’ ”he said. “It felt really good to stead of pitting during over- tory from pole position but Western Conference finals at puck past him intothe net. told the crowdSundaynight. have fans cheering.” time at Darlingtonand held he wasgiven the stop-gopen- Edmonton, Alberta. It wasthe Stars’ 55th goal Harvick had alarge smile Especially afterwhat they on for his first Truck Series altyfor entering the pit lane Khudobin had his first this postseason,and the as he wavedtothe 8,000 or so witnessed down the stretch win in twoyears. Derek when closed. The Mercedes NHL playoff shutout in the 52nd scored with either fans —the May17event here at the track “Too Tough to Kraus finished second and driver finished seventh, Stars’ first 1-0playoff winin Klingberg or fellowdefense- wasrun without spectators Tame.” Austin Hill wasthird, fol- 17.245 behind Gasly. regulation since 2000. man MiroHeiskanen on the due to the coronavirus pan- Elliottand Truexhad the lowedbyGrant Enfinger • Shawn Langdon pow- In true lockdown Stars ice. demic —and evengavethe most speedthroughout — and Christian Eckes. ered to his firstTop Fuel vic- fashion, the game had al- checkered flag to ayoung fan Truexwon the first two • AlphaTauri driver Pi- tory since 2016,beating Leah most double the amountof Notable wearing one of his shirts. stages —and were once erreGasly claimed an un- Pruett in the NHRA U.S. Na- total hits (96)thanshotson Tampa Bay coach Jon Harvick had reason to be again dueling for lead. Once likely victoryatthe Italian tionals at Lucas Oil Raceway goal (50).Two days after Cooper ruled out captain happy,taking the Southern theytouchedandhitthewall, Grand Prix afterathrilling in Indianapolis. Langdon eachteam wonaGame7in Steven Stamkos from 500when leaders Chase Elli- thingsopened up for Har- race whichsaw world cham- had a3.705-secondrun at the second round to move playing in the Eastern Con- ottand Martin TruexJr. vick, who suddenly found pion Lewis Hamilton givena 326.32 mph against Pruettfor on, Dallas had morejump ference finals seriesagainst bumped as Truextried to himself out front. 10-second penaltyand both his17th careerwin at second from the drop of the puck the Islanders. “He’snot makeapass and both Elliottdropped off the Ferraris fail to finish at their at Indy. Jack Beckman won and carried that to aseries available. He didn’t skateto- brushed the wall. pace and Harvick passed home circuit in Monza, Italy. in Funny Car, EricaEnders lead. day.Not going to play in the Harvick wastheretotake him for second. Truex—who It wasGasly’s first-ever in ProStock, and Scotty Pol- Klingberg’sgoal2:36in series,” Cooper said during advantage—and begin ledarace-high196laps—had win in Formula One. The 24- lacheck in ProStock Motor- wasall the offense coach the team’s Zoom call, aday NASCAR’s playoff the best to pit for repairs on his dam- year-oldFrenchmanfinished cycle. Rick Bowness’ team needed. beforethe series opener. D4 THE SAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE MONDAY • SEPTEMBER 7, 2020

National League MLB REPORT Standingsand roundups West W L Pct GB L10 Str Home Away NATS GM TOSSED FROM SUITE LosAngeles 30 11 .732 8-2L-1 15-6 15-5 PADRES 25 17 .595 6-4 W-112-613-11 San Francisco 20 21 .488 5-5 W-211-9 9-12 U-TNEWSSERVICES Colorado 19 20 .4875-5 W-19-1210-8 Now this wasanout-of- Arizona 15 26 .366 2-8L-2 9-9 6-17 the-boxejection. Central W L Pct GB L10 Str Home Away Washington Nationals Chicago2318.561 5-5 L-311-10 12-8 General Manager Mike St.Louis 17 15 .531 6-4 W-39-9 8-6 Rizzo wastossedfor yelling Milwaukee 18 21 .4625-5 L-28-10 10-11 at umpiresfromaluxury suiteinAtlanta on Sunday, Cincinnati 18 23 .439 4-6 L-18-1210-11 with longtime crew chief Joe Pittsburgh 13 26 .333 4-6 W-17-136-13 West saying, “enough is East W L Pct GB L10 Str Home Away enough.” Atlanta2416.600 6-4 W-114-6 10-10 “I wouldn’t takethat Philadelphia 19 17 .528 7-3L-2 13-9 6-8 from aplayer.Iwouldn’t Miami 17 18 .486 3-7L-1 6-9 11-9 takethatfromamanager,” West told The Associated NewYork 19 22 .4634-6 W-210-11 9-11 Press. “If it wasDonald Washington 14 25 .359 2-8L-1 4-12 10-13 Trump,I’d eject him, too. But I’dstill vote forhim.” SUNDAY’S RESULT S The 67-year-old West, on Pirates3,Reds 2: Erik Gonzalez’ssacrifice flycapped atwo-run track to set the record for ninth inning as Pittsburgh rallied at home to beatCincinnati. most games umpired in big- Josh Bell and Ke’Bryan Hayesbegan the winning rally with sin- league historynextyear, said the crew told the com- JULIO CORTEZ AP glesoff Raisel Iglesias (2-3). Bell then scored the tying run on missioner’s officeFriday On the day afterhewas givenacontract extension, Nationals General Manager Cole Tu cker’s single. One out later, Gonzalez lined out to right that Rizzo washollering at MikeRizzo wasejected from outside his luxury suitefor yelling at the umpires. field and Tu cker easily beatNick Castellanos’off-targetthrow. umpires earlierinthe Na- Braves10, Nationals 3: Freddie Freeman hit his second career tionals-Bravesseries. brutal’ and other things,” briefly,” Martinez said. “He Notable grand slam —and second of the series —leading Atlantatoa “Weinformed the office West said. “We’re in apan- saidwewant to seewhat we Slumping Yankees that if it continued we’d stop demic situation, youcan can do about getting acer- catcher Gary Sanchez has win over Patrick Corbin (2-4) and visiting Washington. it,” West said. “And we did.” hear everything.” tainguy out.” been temporarily benched Mets 14,Phillies 1: JacobdeGrom (3-1) struck out 12 over seven This latest incident oc- With no crowdinthe ball- MajorLeague Baseball by manager Aaron Boone, inningsand NewYork poured it on with aseason-best 17 hits in a curred with the last-place parkbecauseofthe co- saidithad startedanin- who hopes the rest will help rout of visiting Philadelphia. Nationals batting in the sev- ronavirus, someone on the quiry. the sluggerregain his enth inning, trailing NL field could be heardsaying, “We have already been in stroke. Cardinals 7, Cubs 3: Paul Goldschmidt hit athree-run homer off East-leading Atlanta by six “call security.”Westthen communication with the Sanchez is mired in a3- astruggling Jon Lester (2-2), and St.Louis gained ground in the runs in agame the defend- walked to the Bravesdugout Nationals regarding what for-28 funk that’s dropped NL Central race by beating ChicagoatWrigleyField. ing WorldSerieschampions to useatelephone. transpiredduring today’s his batting averageto.130. eventually lost 10-3. Bravesfirst baseman game, and we will speak He wasnot in the starting Giants 4, Diamondbacks 2: DonovanSolano hit atwo-run,go- AfterChris Martin threw Freddie Freeman said he withthe umpiring crew to- lineup for Sunday’s game ahead homer in the sixth inning to help San Francisco beat apitchtoEric Thames with heardsomeone shouting be- day,” MLB said in astate- against Baltimoreand visiting Arizona. twoouts, umpireHunter foreWendlestedt reacted. ment. “Wewill expect Joe might not be back in action Rockies at Dodgers: Late Wendelstedt stepped away “I think Iheard someone West’s crew to provideafull for awhile. from the plate, turned to yelling acouple days ago, account of theirperspective, “Hopefully aday off or SATURDAY’S LATE RESULTS face the standsand yelled too,” Freeman said,adding, and we will followupwith twoorhowever Idecide to Cardinals 4-5,Cubs2-1: Ty ler O’Neill and Paul DeJonghomered, “You’reout”whilecocking “There’snofans in the themaccordingly.” do it herecan help gethim his thumb. standssowe’vegot to keep The ejection came aday going,” Boone said. and five St.Louis pitchers combined on athree-hittertobeat Rizzowas standing out- the yelling to ourselves.” afterthe Nationals an- • The Phillies put out- hostChicagoand sweep adoubleheader.Inthe opener,Adam side the box, high above the Nationals manager Dave nouncedamultiyear con- fielders JayBruce and Ro- Wainwright(4-0) pitched intothe seventh forthe victory. plateatTruist Park, with- Martinez said “somebody tract extension for the 59- man Quinn on the injured Rockies 5, Dodgers 2: Nolan Arenadodrove in the tiebreaking out amask and wasbarking screamed” but said he year-old Rizzo, who also is list, leaving the roster in a run in the ninth inning to help visiting Colorado snapped Los towardthe field. didn’t provide moredetails. the team’s president of bind ahead of abusy stretch Angeles’six-game winning streak. “He wassaying, ‘you’re “I talked to Hunter baseball operations. in the schedule. Giants 4, Diamondbacks 3: Evan Longoria and Darin Ruf launched back-to-back home runs in the second inning and the NBA NHL AUTO RACING Giants spoiled Madison Bumgarner’s (0-4)returntothe bay. PLAYOFFSGLANCE CONFERENCE FINALS NASCAR THE COOKOUT SOUTHERN 500 Race Statistics All games in Orlando,Fla.(Best-of-7) At Edmonton, Alberta At Darlington, S.C. AverageSpeed of Race Winner: 109.538mph. TODAY’SGAMES Saturday’s Results (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Lap length: 1.366 miles Time of Race: 1hour,53minutes, 44 seconds. To ronto100,Boston 93,series tied 2-2 (Seeding in parentheses; home team listed last) (Start position in parentheses) Margin of Victory: 0.785seconds. Colorado (Freeland 2-1) at Miami (Urena 0-0) at Denver110,L.A.Clippers 101, series tied 1-1 Eastern Conference 1. (8) Kevin Harvick, Ford,367 laps, 49 points. Caution Flags: 7for 35 laps. PADRES (Lamet 2-1), 6:10p.m. Atlanta(Anderson 2-0), 10:10a.m. Sunday’sResults (2) Tampa Bayvs. (6)N.Y.Islanders 2. (12) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 367, 38. 3. (13) Lead Changes: 11 among 5drivers. Milwaukee 118, Miami 115,OT, Miami leads se- To day: NewYork vs.Tampa Bay, 5p.m. JoeyLogano,Ford, 367, 38. 4. (30) Erik Jones, To - Leaders Summary (Driver,Times Led, Laps Philadelphia (Wheeler 4-0) at St.Louis (Oviedo 0-1) at ries 3-1 Wednesday: NewYork vs.TampaBay,5p.m. yota,367,37. 5. (3) William Byron, Chevrolet, 367, Led): S.Creed, 4times for82laps; B.Moffitt, 3 N.Y. Mets (Peterson 4-1), 10:10a.m. ChicagoCubs (Hendricks 4-4), 1:10p.m. L.A. Lakers 117, Houston109,seriestied 1-1 Friday: Ta mpaBay vs.New York, 5p.m. 35. 6. (4) AlexBowman, Chevrolet, 367, 43. 7. (15) times for63laps; B.Rhodes, 2times for4laps; Sunday: Ta mpaBay vs.New York, noon Kyle Busch, Toyota,367,37. 8. (16) Kurt Busch, T. Hill, 1time for2laps; D.Kraus, 1time for1lap. Ta mpaBay (Morton1-1)at Arizona (Gallen 1-0) at SUNDAY’S SUMMARIES x-Tu e., Sept. 15: NewYork vs.TampaBay,5p.m. Chevrolet, 367, 36. 9. (10) Aric Almirola, Ford,367, Wins: S.Creed, 3; Z.Smith, 2; G.Enfinger,2; 28.10. (9) Clint Bowyer,Ford, 367, 29. A.Hill, 1; B.Rhodes, 1; M.Crafton, 1. Washington (Scherzer3-2), 3:05 p.m. San Francisco (Gausman 2-2), 5:05p.m. x-Thu., Sept. 17:TampaBay vs.New York, 5p.m. Lakers 117, Rockets 109 x-Sat., Sept. 19: NewYork vs.TampaBay,4:30 11. (5) Brad Keselowski, Ford,367,26. 12. (14) Top16inPoints: 1. A.Hill, 600; 2. B.Moffitt, 562; Cole Custer,Ford, 367, 25.13. (2)DennyHamlin, 3. Z.Smith, 544;4.B.Rhodes, 537;5.S.Creed,512; HOUSTON(109) p.m. Western Conference Toyota,367,40. 14.(26)MattKenseth, Chevrolet, 6. C.Eckes, 505; 7. M.Crafton, 480; 8. G.Enfinger, Gordon 8-16 2-424, Tu cker 7-10 0-0 18, Coving- 367, 23.15. (31) Ryan Newman, Ford,367,22. 16. 455; 9. T. Ankrum, 447; 10.T.Gilliland, 443; 11. ton5-10 3-317, Harden 6-12 11-13 27,Westbrook (3) Dallas 1, (1) Las Vegas0 (19) Michael McDowell, Ford,367,21. 17.(35)Ryan D.Kraus, 433; 12. R.Lessard, 377; 13. T.Gray,350; American League 4-15 1-310, J.Green 0-20-0 0, House Jr.5-10 0-0 Sunday: Dallas 1, Las Vegas0 Preece, Chevrolet, 367, 20.18. (22) Jimmie John- 14.S.Friesen, 343; 15.J.Sauter,318; 16.T.Majeski, 13, McLemore0-1 0-0 0, Rivers 0-20-0 0. To tals Tu esday: Dallas vs.Las Vegas, 5p.m. son, Chevrolet, 367, 34.19. (29) RickyStenhouse 299. 35-7817-23 109. Thursday: Las Vegasvs. Dallas, 5p.m. Jr,Chevrolet, 367, 18. 20.(1) Chase Elliott, Chevro- Standingsand roundups L.A. LAKERS (117) Saturday:Las Vegasvs. Dallas, 5p.m. let, 367, 25. NHRAU.S. NATIONALS Davis 15-24 3-6 34,James 10-177-10 28,Mc- x-Mon., Sept. 14:Dallas vs.Las Vegas, 5p.m. 21. (11) Matt DiBenedetto,Ford, 366, 16.22. (6) At Brownsburg, Ind. Gee 0-10-0 0, Caldwell-Pope 2-50-0 5, D.Green x-Wed., Sept. 16:Las Vegasvs. Dallas, 5p.m. Martin Tr uexJr, Toyota,366,35. 23.(24)Tyler Red- Final Standings West W L Pct GB L10 Str Home Away 3-60-0 9, Kuzma 6-70-0 13, Morris 6-8 0-0 16, x-Fri., Sept. 18: Dallas vs.Las Vegas, 6p.m. dick, Chevrolet, 366, 14.24. (7) Ryan Blaney, Ford, TopFuel: 1. Shawn Langdon; 2. Leah Pruett; 3. Caruso 1-5 0-0 2, Rondo 4-9 1-210, Waiters 0-1 366, 13. 25.(28)Daniel Suarez,Toyota,364,12. Steve To rrence; 4. Justin Ashley; 5. Cory McCle- Oakland 23 14 .622 —4-6 L-114-6 9-8 0-0 0. To tals 47-8311-18 117. 26.(20) Chris Buescher,Ford, 364,11. 27.(25) Ty nathan; 6. Doug Kalitta;7.Antron Brown; 8. To ny Houston 20 31 41 17 —109 CYCLING Dillon, Chevrolet, 363, 10.28. (23) Brennan Poole, Schumacher; 9. Te rry McMillen; 10.ClayMillican; Houston 21 19 .525 3½ 4-6 L-416-75-12 L.A. Lakers 36 31 23 27 —117 Chevrolet, 362, 9. 29.(34)RossChastain, Chevro- 11. Doug Foley; 12. PatDakin; 13. Billy To rrence; 14. TOUR DE FRANCE let, 360,0.30. (37) JJ Yeley, Chevrolet, 360,0. T. J. Zizzo; 15.Kyle Wurtzel; 16.JoeyHaas. Seattle 18 22 .450 6½ 7-3W-5 10-8 8-14 3-Point Goals—Houston 22-53(Gordon 6-12, Ninth Stage Results 31. (32) Quin Houff,Chevrolet, 357, 6. 32.(38) FunnyCar: 1. Jack Beckman; 2.J.R.Todd; 3. Tu cker 4-7, Covington4-8, Harden 4-8, House Jr. Josh Bilicki, Chevrolet, 356, 0. 33.(39) JoeyGase, TimWilkerson; 4. Matt Hagan; 5. BobTasca III; 6. LosAngeles 17 25 .4058½7-3 W-511-12 6-13 3-7, Westbrook 1-7, Rivers 0-2), L.A. Lakers 12-27 (A 95-mile ride from PautoLaruns) 1. Ta dej Pogacar,Slovenia, UAETeam Emirates, Ford,351,0.34. (21) Christopher Bell, Toyota,349, Dale CreasyJr.;7.DaleCreasyJr.;8.Bob Bode; 9. (Morris 4-5,D.Green 3-5,Caldwell-Pope 1-2, 3. 35. (33) TimmyHill, Toyota,overheating, 296, 0. BlakeAlexander; 10.TommyJohnson Jr.; 11. Te rry Texas1326.333 11 2-8L-5 9-10 4-16 James 1-5,Rondo1-5,Caruso0-2). Fouled Out— 03:55:17. 2. PrimozRoglic, Slovenia, Te am Jumbo- Visma, same time. 3. MarcHirschi, Switzerland, 36. (18) John H. Nemechek, Ford,accident, 245, 1. Haddock; 12. Paul Lee; 13. Jim Campbell; 14.Alex- Central W L Pct GB L10 Str Home Away None. Rebounds—Houston 35 (Westbrook 13), 37.(27)Corey Lajoie, Ford,accident, 234, 1. 38. is DeJoria; 15.Cruz Pedregon; 16.DaveRichards. L.A. Lakers 41 (James 11). Assists—Houston22 Te am Sunweb, same time. 4. Egan ArleyBernal Gomez, Colombia, Ineos Grenadiers, same time. (17) BubbaWallace, Chevrolet, transmission, 217, ProStock: 1. Erica Enders; 2. Matt Hartford;3. Chicago2615.634—7-3W-4 11-9 15-6 (Harden 7), L.A. Lakers 30 (James, Rondo 9). To - 1. 39.(36) James Davison, Ford,engine, 162, 1. Jason Line; 4. Mason McGaha; 5. Bo Butner; 6. talFouls—Houston 21, L.A. Lakers 17. 5. Mikel Landa Meana, Spain, Bahrain McLaren, Cleveland 25 15 .625 ½7-3 W-211-8 14-7 same time. 6. BaukeMollema, Netherlands, Trek- Race Statistics Greg Anderson; 7. Deric Kramer; 8. Kyle Koretsky; Segafredo,00:11. 7. Guillaume Martin, France, AverageSpeed of RaceWinner: 132.25 mph. 9. KennyDelco; 10.Chris McGaha; 11. Fernando Bucks 118, Heat115 (OT) Time of Race: 3hours, 47 minutes, 26 seconds. Cuadra; 12. ValSmeland; 13. Alan Prusiensky; 14. Minnesota 25 17 .595 1½ 5-5 L-116-5 9-12 Cofidis, 00:11. 8. Romain Bardet, France, AG2R la Margin of Victory: 0.343seconds. Jeg Coughlin; 15.Aaron Stanfield; 16.AlexLaugh- MILWAUKEE (118) Mondiale, 00:11. 9. Richie Porte, Australia, Trek- G.Antetokounmpo 8-10 2-419, Middleton 12-28 Caution Flags: 7for 34 laps. lin. Detroit 18 20 .474 6½ 6-4 W-19-119-9 Segafredo,00:11. 10.Rigoberto Uran, Colombia, Lead Changes: 18 among 6drivers. ProStock Motorcycle: 1. Scotty Pollacheck; 2. 9-9 36, B.Lopez5-112-3 14,Bledsoe 6-13 2-314, EF ProCycling 00:11. Kansas City1427.341122-8 L-67-137-14 Matthews 1-4 0-03,Korver 1-30-0 3, Williams 2-3 Leaders Summary (Driver,Times Led, Laps Andrew Hines; 3. Eddie Krawiec; 4. SteveJohnson; 11. NairoQuintana, Colombia, Te am Arkea- Led): M.Tr uex, 5times for196 laps; C.Elliott, 4 5. Angie Smith; 6. Cory Reed; 7. Angelle Sampey; 0-0 5, Connaughton 1-20-0 2, DiVincenzo4-7 2-3 Samsic, 00:11. 12. Damiano Caruso,Italy,Bahrain East W L Pct GB L10 Str Home Away 10,G.Hill 5-11 0-0 12. To tals 45-9217-22 118. times for114 laps; K.Harvick, 3times for32laps; 8. Matt Smith; 9. Ryan Oehler;10. Hector Arana Jr; McLaren, 00:54.13. AlejandroValverde, Spain, D.Hamlin, 3times for19laps; Ku.Busch, 3times 11. Jerry Savoie; 12. John Hall; 13. Chris Bostick; MIAMI (115) Movistar Te am, 00:54.14. RichardCarapaz,Ecua- Ta mpaBay 28 13 .683 —8-2 W-114-6 14-7 Butler 6-15 5-6 17,Crowder 6-12 0-0 18, Ade- for5laps; A.Bowman, 1time for1lap. 14.Michael Phillips; 15.Jim Underdahl; 16.Marc bayo 10-136-6 26,Dragic 5-17 6-717, Robinson dor,Ineos Grenadiers, 00:54.15. Adam Yates, Wins: K.Harvick, 7; D.Hamlin, 6; B.Keselowski, Ingwersen. To ronto2218.5505½6-4 W-18-8 14-10 7-13 0-0 20,Olynyk 1-31-1 3, Iguodala 0-20-0 0, Britian, Mitchelton-Scott, 00:54.16. Miguel Angel 3; J.Logano,2;C.Elliott, 2; M.Tr uex, 1; R.Blaney, 1; Final Results LopezMoreno,Colombia, Astana ProTeam, NewYork 21 19 .525 6½ 4-6 L-313-78-12 Jones Jr.0-0 0-0 0, Herro4-110-0 11, Nunn 1-4 A.Bowman, 1; W.Byron, 1; A.Dillon, 1; C.Custer,1. TopFuel: ShawnLangdon, 3.705seconds, 0-0 3. To tals 40-90 18-20 115. 00:54 17.Tom Dumoulin, Netherlands, Te am Top16inPoints: 1.K.Harvick, 2057;2.D.Ham- 326.32 mph def.LeahPruett, 5.141seconds, Jumbo-Visma, 00:54.18. Enric Mas Nicolau, lin, 2047;3.B.Keselowski,2029; 4. J.Logano, 145.75 mph. Baltimore 19 21 .475 8½ 5-5 W-310-13 9-8 Milwaukee 22 28 35 22 11—118 Spain, Movistar Te am, :00:54.19. Ion IzaguirreIn- 2022;5.C.Elliott,2020; 6. M.Tr uex, 2014;7. FunnyCar: Jack Beckman, DodgeCharger, Miami 31 17 40 19 8— 115 Boston 14 28 .333 14½4-6 L-17-177-11 sausti, Spain, Astana ProTeam, 01:14. 20.Sergio R.Blaney, 2013; 8. A.Bowman, 2009; 9. W.Byron, 3.908, 327. 35 def.J.R.Todd, Toyota Camry,3.960, 3-Point Goals—Milwaukee 11-35 (Middleton 3-7, Andres HiguitaGarcia, Colombia, EF ProCycling, 2007; 10.A.Dillon, 2005; 11. C.Custer,2005; 12. 324.28. B.Lopez2-5,G.Hill 2-5, Korver 1-2, Williams 1-2, 03:12. A.Almirola, 2005; 13. C.Bowyer,2004;14. Ky- ProStock: Erica Enders, Chevy Camaro, 6.606, .Busch, 2003; 15.Ku.Busch, 2001; 16. 208.55 def.MattHartford, Camaro, 6.610, 208.59. SUNDAY’S RESULTS Matthews 1-4,DiVincenzo0-2,Bledsoe 0-6), Mi- Overall Standings ami 17-47(Crowder 6-12, Robinson 6-12, Herro (Through nine stages) M.DiBenedetto,2000. ProStock Motorcycle: Scotty Pollacheck, EBR, 3-6, Nunn 1-3, Dragic 1-9,Iguodala 0-2, Olynyk 1. PrimozRoglic, Slovenia, Te am Jumbo-Visma, 6.790,200.53def.Andrew Hines, Harley-David- Angels 9, Astros 5: AnthonyRendon homered, Jared Walsh and 0-2). Fouled Out—None. Rebounds—Milwaukee 38:40:01. 2. Egan ArleyBernal Gomez, Colombia, F1 ITALIAN GRAND PRIX son, 6.914, 197. 10. 46 (Bledsoe 10), Miami 41 (Adebayo 12). Assists— Ineos Grenadiers, :21. 3. Guillaume Martin, At Monza, Italy Justin Upton delivered keyhitsduring afour-run eighth inning Milwaukee 25 (Middleton 8), Miami 33 (Adebayo, France, Cofidis, :28. 4. Romain Bardet, France, Lap length: 5.00 kilometers and host LosAngeles defeatedHouston to sweep theseries. Dragic 8). To talFouls—Milwaukee 20,Miami 18. AG2R la Mondiale, :30. 5. NairoQuintana, Colom- (Start positioninparentheses) ODDSBOARD bia, Te am Arkea-Samsic, :32. 6. Rigoberto Uran, 1. (10) PierreGasly,France, Scuderia To ro Colombia, EF ProCycling, :32. 7. Ta dej Pogacar, Rosso Honda, 53 laps,36:39.174.2.(3) Carlos Tigers 10,Twins 8: GraysonGreiner hit atiebreaking homer in Sainz Jr,Spain, McLaren Renault, 53,+0.415 sec- PREGAME.COM LINE WNBA Slovenia, UAETeam Emirates, :44 8. Adam Yates, onds. 3. (8) Lance Stroll, Canada, Racing Point (Home team listed in CAPS) the eighth inning offleftfielder Eddie Rosario’s gloveand visiting Britian, Mitchelton-Scott, 01:02. 9. Miguel Angel BWTMercedes, 53,+3.358. 4. (6) Lando Norris, Major League Baseball Western W L Pct. GB LopezMoreno,Colombia, Astana ProTeam, 01:15. GreatBritain, McLaren Renault, 53,+6.000.5.(2) Detroit rocked Minnesota’sbullpen foreight runs and awin. 10.Mikel Landa Meana, Spain, Bahrain McLaren, Valtteri Bottas, Finland, Mercedes, 53,+7. 108. 6. FavoriteUnderdog x-Seattle 16 3.842 — 01:42. x-Las Vegas144.778 1½ (7) Daniel Ricciardo,Australia, Renault, 53, Today Orioles 5, Yankees 1: DeanKremer (1-0) allowedone hit over six x-LosAngeles 14 5.7372 +8.391. 7. (1)Lewis Hamilton, GreatBritain, Mer- National League inningsinhis majorleaguedebut, DJ Stewart homeredoff x-Minnesota136.684 3 TENNIS cedes, 53,+17.245.8.(12) Esteban Ocon, France, ATLANTA...... -190 Miami...... +175 Renault, 53,+18.691. 9. (11) Daniil Kvyat, Russia, NEWYORK...... -111 Philadelphia...... +101 MasahiroTanaka(1-2) and Baltimorebeatvisiting NewYork. The x-Phoenix 12 7.6324 Scuderia To ro Rosso Honda, 53,+22.208. 10.(4) Dallas 712.368 9 U.S. Open Sergio Perez, Mexico,Racing Point BWTMer- CHICAGO...... -165St. Louis ...... +155 Yankees committedtwo errors, allowedthree unearned runs and Eastern W L Pct. GB At New York cedes, 53,+23.224. PADRES...... -210 Colorado ...... +190 Purse: $21,656,000 11. (20) Nicholas Latifi, Canada, Williams Mer- Arizona ...... -126SAN FRANCISCO...... +116 finishedwith only four hits. They lost three of four to the Orioles x-Chicago119.550 — Men’s Singles Fourth Round American League Connecticut 910.4741½ cedes, 53,+32.876.12. (16) Romain Grosjean, Alexander Zverev (5), Germany, def.Alejandro France, Haas Ferrari, 53,+35.164. 13. (14) Kimi MINNESOTA ...... -195 Detroit ...... +180 and have gone 5-13 since opening 16-6. Washington 513.2785 Davidovich Fokina, Spain, 6-2, 6-2, 6-1. Raikkonen, Finland, AlfaRomeoRacing Ferrari, SEATTLE ...... -135 Texas...... +125 Atlanta514 .263 5½ Pablo Carreno Busta(20), Spain, def.Novak 53,+36.312. 14.(19) George Russell, GreatBritain, CLEVELAND ...... -200 Kansas City...... +180 White Sox8,Royals 2: Edwin Encarnacionhit athree-runhomer, Indiana514 .263 5½ Djokovic (1), Serbia, 6-5. Williams Mercedes, 53,+36.593.15. (9) Alexander TORONTO...... -140New York...... +130 New York 216.111 8 Borna Coric (27), Croatia, def.Jordan Thomp- Albon, Thailand, RedBull Racing Honda, 53, OAKLAND...... -141 Houston...... +131 Dallas Keuchel (6-2) threw five scoreless inningsand Chicago x-clinched playoffspot son, Australia, 7-5, 6-1, 6-3. +37. 533.16. (18) Antonio Giovinazzi, Italy,Alfa Interleague Sunday’sResults Women’s Singles Fourth Round Romeo Racing Ferrari, 53,+55.199.17. (5) Max WASHINGTON...... OFF Ta mpaBay...... OFF wontocompleteafour-game sweep at KansasCity. Jennifer Brady (28), United States, def.An- Dallas 101, Washington 94, OT Verstappen, Netherlands, RedBull Racing Honda, NBAPlayoffs Seattle 103, Minnesota88 gelique Kerber (17), Germany, 6-1, 6-4. did not finish, 30.18. (13) Charles Leclerc, Mona- Blue Jays 10,Red Sox8:CavanBiggio’s two-run doublecapped LosAngeles 86, Chicago80 Yulia Putintseva (23),Kazakhstan, def.Petra co,Ferrari, did not finish, 23.19. (15) Kevin Mag- FavoriteLine (O/U) Underdog Martic (8), Croatia, 6-3, 2-6, 6-4. nussen, Denmark, Haas Ferrari, did not finish, 17. asix-run fifthinning, RowdyTellez and Caleb Joseph homered Today’sGame ShelbyRogers, United States, def.Petra Kvitova Today Connecticut at Phoenix, 3p.m. 20.(17)Sebastian Vettel, Germany, Ferrari, did not and To rontoheld offBoston forawin at Fenway Park. (6), Czech Republic, 7-6(5), 3-6, 7-6(6). finish, 6. Miami...... 1(220) ...... Milwaukee Men’s Doubles Quarterfinals Driver Standings LA Lakers ...... 5½ (224)...... Houston RajeevRam, United States, and Joe Salisbury 1. Lewis Hamilton, GreatBritain, Mercedes, 157 NHL Playoffs Mariners4,Rangers 3: Kyle Seager hit atwo-run home run, SOCCER (3), Britain, def.Mackenzie McDonald and Chris- points. 2. Max Verstappen, Netherlands, RedBull rookie Kyle Lewisadded asolo shot and Seattle beatvisiting topher Eubanks, United States, 6-2, 7-6(5). Racing Honda, 110. 3. Valtteri Bottas, Finland, FavoriteUnderdog Nikola Mektic, Croatia, and WesleyKoolhof(8), Mercedes, 107. 4. Alexander Albon, Thailand, Red MLS STANDINGS Netherlands,def.Sander Gille and Joran Vliegen, Today Texas. Thesurging Mariners wontheir fifthstraight and 10th of 13 Bull Racing Honda, 48. 5. Charles Leclerc, Mona- Ta mpaBay ...... -153NYIslanders...... +143 Western W L T Pts GF GA Belgium, 7-6(6), 6-3. co,Ferrari, 45. 6. LandoNorris,Great Britain, Mc- afteran8-19start. Women’s Doubles Quarterfinals Laren Renault, 45.7.Lance Stroll, Canada, Racing CollegeFootball Sporting K.C. 532172015 VeronikaKudermetovaand Anna Blinkova, Seattle 42315169 Point BWTMercedes, 42. 8. Daniel Ricciardo,Aus- Russia, def.Kveta Peschke,Czech Republic, and tralia, Renault, 33.9.Sergio Perez, Mexico,Racing FavoriteLine (O/U) Underdog (IL)Indians 4, Brewers 1: Shane Bieber (7-0) struck out 10 in Portland 432141618 Demi Schuurs (4), Netherlands, 6-4,6-2. MinnesotaUnited 432141814 Point BWTMercedes, 33.10. Esteban Ocon, Today five inningstoremain unbeatenin2020and Carlos Santana had Vera Zvonareva, Russia, and LauraSiegemund, France, Renault, 26. BYU...... 1(48½) ...... NAVY Houston 324131614 Germany, def.Elise Mertens, Belgium, and Aryna LosAngeles FC 32312 21 16 Manufacturers Standings Thursday twoRBIs, leading Cleveland to awin over visiting Milwaukee. Sabalenka(2), Belarus, 6-4,7-6 (1). 1. Mercedes, 264. 2. RedBull Racing Honda, MIAMI ...... 14 (51½) ...... UAB LA Galaxy33211 13 15 158. 3. McLaren Renault, 68. 4. Racing Point BWT Saturday Real Salt Lake22511 13 14 (IL)Rays 5, Marlins 4(11): Brandon Lowe hit asacrifice flyto Mercedes, 66.5.Ferrari, 61. 6. Renault, 59.7. NORTH CAROLINA....20½ (63) ...... Syracuse FC Dallas 214108 5 GOLF Scuderia To ro Rosso Honda, 20.8.AlfaRomeo APPALACHIAN ST ..... 17 (60½) ...... Charlotte complete atwo-run 10th inning and AL East-leading Ta mpaBay Vancouver 360910 18 Racing Ferrari, 2. 9. Haas Ferrari, 1. 10.Williams FLORIDAST...... 12(54½) ...... Georgia Te ch beatvisiting Miami. Colorado 23391115 PGA$60 MILLION TOUR CHAMPIONSHIP Mercedes, 0. KANSAS ...... 3½ (55½) ...... Coastal Carolina San Jose 23391419 At Atlanta LOUISVILLE ...... 11½ (56) ...... WKentucky Eastern W L T Pts GF GA Yardage7,346; Par: 70 NASCAR TRUCKS Clemson...... 33 (60) ...... WAKE FOREST SATURDAY’S LATE RESULTS SOUTH CAROLINA EDUCATION LOTTERY200 Columbus 71223162 ThirdRound NOTRE DAME ...... 19½ (53½)...... Duke Dustin Johnson (-10)...... 67-70-64—201 -19 At Darlington, S.C. ARMY...... 15 (57) .....Louisiana-Monroe Philadelphia 52318159 Lap length: 1.37 miles Angels 10-7,Astros9-6: AnthonyRendonhit athree-run homer To rontoFC52318 16 11 Xander Schauffele (-3)...... 67-65-67—199-14 IOWA ST ...... 10½ (56½)...Louisiana-Lafayette (Start positioninparentheses) TEXAS...... 43 (61½) ...... UTEP in the seventh inning, AlbertPujols droveinthree runs and Los Orlando City42416 17 12 Justin Thomas (-7) ...... 66-71-66—203-14 1. (5) Ben Rhodes, Ford,152 laps, 54 points. 2. NewEngland 32514 99 Jon Rahm (-8)...... 65-74-66—205-13 BAYLOR...... 18½ (54½)...... Louisiana Te ch (13) Derek Kraus, Toyota,152,35. 3. (3) Austin Hill, TEXASSTATE...... 6½ (55) ...... Utsa Angeles rallied foravictory over visiting Houston to sweep a Montreal 43113119 Collin Morikawa(-5)...... 71-65-67—203-12 Toyota,152,51. 4. (7) Grant Enfinger,Ford, 152, 33. OKLAHOMA ST...... 21 (65½) ...... 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FavoriteLine (O/U) Underdog Chicago2628916 To ny Finau (-2) ...... 68-71-66—205-7 (29) BayleyCurrey, Chevrolet, 152, 25.13. (12) Ty Thursday Inter Miami CF 1625611 Hideki Matsuyama (-4) ...... 70-70-67—207-7 Majeski, Chevrolet, 152, 24.14. (10) Matt Crafton, KANSAS CITY ...... 9½ (54) ...... Houston Mariners5,Rangers 3: Justus Sheffield pitched sevensolid Webb Simpson (-6) ...... 70-71-68—209 -7 Ford,152,31. 15.(18) Tate Fogleman,Chevrolet, Note: Threepoints forvictory,one point fortie. Sunday Abraham Ancer (-1)...... 64-71-69—204 -7 152, 22.16. (4)Zane Smith, Chevrolet, 152, 23.17. NEWENGLAND...... 6(43) ...... Miami innings with six strikeouts to help Seattle beatvisiting Texas. Saturday’s Late Result (24) Austin Wayne Self,Chevrolet, 152, 20.18. (2) Colorado 1, San Jose 1, tie LantoGriffin (-2) ...... 67-69-69—205-7 BALTIMORE ...... 8½ (48½)...... Cleveland Sebastian Munoz(-3)...... 71-65-70—206 -7 Sheldon Creed, Chevrolet, 152, 37.19. (20) Greg BUFFALO...... 6½ (39½) ...... 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PADRESREPORT Padres 5, Athletics 3 San DiegoABRHBIBBSOAvg. Grisham cf 522000.265 Tatis Jr.ss422201.311 Hosmer dh 502101.291 CAMPUSANO HASTOWAIT FORNEXTCHANCE Machado 3b 300 111.301 Moreland 1b 40000 1.125 Myers rf 3100 11.283 Cronenworth2b402100.336 BY KEVIN ACEE qualify for the postseason base today and helpedset Castroc 3000 11.125 Profar lf 40 1000.224 this year. the tablefor us. Maybeasbig Totals 35 59536 OAKLAND as Tatis’ two-runhomer,Gr- Oakland AB RHBI BB SO Avg. LuisCampusano hit a Grisham turnaround ish sawthe shift and hit one La Stella 2b 422000.267 Laureano cf 3000 10.221 home runinhis firstgamein Trent Grisham did not to shortstop wherethey wer- Canha dh 30000 1.258 the majors, further exciting startthe game beforethis se- en’t against(T.J.)McFar- Olson 1b 402202.195 Chapman 3b 200002.232 thePadres about their sec- ries and arrived herehaving land, atough, tough sinker- Pinder 3b 200000.190 ond-rankedposition hit .143 with 18 strikeouts in balllefty.” Grossman lf 402002.265 Piscotty rf 400003.256 prospect and catcherofthe 44 plate appearances over his Grisham was5-for-7 Machin ss 40 100 1.182 future. previous10games. against left-handers in the Murphyc 31110 1.213 Hisnexttime up will have He went 3-for-4 witharun three games here. He entered a-Kemp ph 100000.246 Totals 34 383112 to wait, as he wasplaced on scored eachofthe first two the seriesbatting .184 against San Diego002 100200—5 91 the10-day injured listSun- gameshereand 2-for-5 with lefties. Oakland 101000 100—380 daywithasprained leftwrist. tworunsSunday. a-flied out forMurphyinthe 9th. E—Moreland (1). LOB—San Diego8,Oakland 6. Campusanofelt atwinge “He had ahugeseries,” On deck 2B—Cronenworth2(11), La Stella (2), Grossman (11). HR—Tatis Jr.(15), offPetit;Murphy(3), off in batting practice Saturday Tinglersaid.“Igotta say with ThePadres will start Richards. RBIs—Hosmer (32), Machado (35), as he prepared to make his TONY AVELAR AP (hitting coach) Damion right-hander Dinelson Cronenworth(19), Tatis Jr.2(39), Olson 2(26), Murphy(6). SB—Cronenworth(3), Grisham (5). firststart at catcher.(He The Padres’ Luis Campusano is congratulated by Easleyand (Ryan)Flaherty, Lamet (2-1, 2.62 ERA) at 6:10 SF—Machado. servedasdesignatedhitter Jurickson Profar afterhitting ahome run Friday. with the work they did on his p.m.Monday against the Runners leftinscoring position—San Diego2 (Castro, Grisham);Athletics 2(Grossman, Kemp). on Friday afterbeing called offday ...” Rockiesleft-hander Kyle RISP—San Diego2for6;Athletics 2for 10. up earlier in theday.) ners last weekend. one of fourstarters on that The Padreslooked at Gr- Freeland (2-1, 4.09 ERA). Runners movedup—Profar. DP—San Diego1(Castro). The improvement his team withatleast 13 victo- isham’s postureatthe plate The27-year-old Freeland San DiegoIPHRERBBSONPERA wrist madeovernight sug- Rotation rolling ries. and howearly he wasgetting has already faced the Padres Richards, W, 2-2 77330983 4.50 Pomeranz, H, 61000 1224 0.00 gestsalow-grade sprain that GarrettRichards contin- “It’sjustabout giving it to readyfor pitches. Hisability twice this year (1-0,3.48 Rosenthal, S, 1-111000 1190.00 couldallowhim aminimal ued the best stretchofthe the next guy,”Richards said. tosee balls and strikes has ERA), striking out six Oakland IP HRER BB SO NP ERA 1 Fiers, L, 4-2553324904.93 stay on the IL. season by the Padres’ rota- “Whensomebody does well, neverwaned,asheranks13th against one walk over 10 ⁄ 3 in- McFarland 111110141.76 “If he continues to prog- tion,aneight-game runin thatfires the next guyupto in the majors chasing just 21 nings.Heallowedfour runs Petit 121101 92.25 1 Wendelken 21000 1251.62 ress and makethe same pro- whichthe five primarystart- do even better.That’sthe percent of the pitches he sees on 11 hits in 4 ⁄3 innings Inherited runners-scored—Petit 1-1. HBP— gressionhehad from last ing pitchershavea2.33ERA. kindofthingweweredoing in outsidethe strikezone. against San Diegothe final Fiers (Tatis Jr.), Richards (Canha). Umpires— Home, Nick Mahrley; First, Adrian Johnson; Sec- nighttotoday,” manager “You hope they’restart- 2014 withthe Angels.Itwas Batting leadoff for the weekend of August in Den- ond, Te dBarrett; Third, Quinn Wolcott. T—3:04. JayceTinglersaid,“we feel ing to hit their stride at this moreorless we were just firsttime in four games, Gir- ver. confident over acouple days pointinthe year,” Tingler competingwith each other.” sham reachedonabunt sin- Lamet is facing Colorado Howtheyscored we should be close to 100per- said. “Hopefully we can build The Padres areinsecond gleinthe thirdinning and for the first timethisseason. cent and he should have an momentum going into our place in the National League thenimmediately preceding He faced the Rockiestwice Athletics first.TommyLaStella doubles to left field. Ramon Laureano grounds out to shortstop, opportunity if things go well mostcriticalstageoftheyear. West,4½gamesahead of the Fernando Tatis Jr.’stwo-run lastyear(0-1, 2.45 ERA) fol- MannyMachado to Mitch Moreland. Mark Canha lines out to right field to WilMyers. Matt Olson to …come backfully healthy …We’vegot an opportunity Giants and Rockies (who homer in the seventh lowing his return from singles to deep right field. To mmyLaStella scores. down the stretch.” to hitour stride, especially were playing Sundaynight slapped a single against the TommyJohn surgery,strik- Matt Chapman strikes out swinging. Athletics 1, Padres 0. The Padres recalledright- with some of thepitching, against the Dodgers) with 18 shift. ingout 11 and walking four Padres third.JuricksonProfar lines out to deep handedrelieverTaylor down the stretch.” gamesremaining. “Himbeing able to ma- over 11 innings. He was0-1. left center field to Robbie Grossman. Trent Gr- isham singles to shallowinfield. Fernando Tatis Jr. Williamsfromthe alternate Richards, whoallowed Thoseare their next two nipulatethe barrel alittle bit, singles to leftcenter field. Trent Grisham to third. site to take Campusano’s three runs in seveninnings opponentsatPetcoParkthis it’s agreat sign,” Tingler said. Staff writer Jeff Sanders Eric Hosmer singles to right field. Fernando Tatis Jr.tothird. Trent Grisham scores. MannyMachado place on the roster.Williams Sunday,recalled the Angels week. The first- and second- “Heseesthe ball well. He’s contributed to this report. out on asacrifice flytodeep leftfield to Robbie Grossman. Fernando Tatis Jr.scores. Mitch More- wasacquired in theseven- clubhewas apartofin2014 place teamsineachdivision gotgoodhand-eyecoordina- land strikes out swinging. Padres 2, Athletics 1. playertradewith the Mari- that won98games. He was plustwo wild cardteams tion. …Ilovehow he goton [email protected] Athletics third.TommyLaStella singles to cen- terfield. Ramon Laureano lines out to deep right field to WilMyers. Mark Canha hit by pitch. To mmy La Stella to second. Matt Olson singles to right field. Mark Canha to third. To mmyLaStella scores. Matt Chapman strikes out swinging. Rob- bie Grossmanstrikes out swinging. Padres 2, Ath- letics 2. Padres fourth.Wil Myers walks. JakeCronen- worthdoubles to deep right center field. WilMyers scores. Jason Castrocalled out on strikes. Jurick- son Profar grounds out to shallowinfield, Matt Chapman to Matt Olson. JakeCronenworthto third. Trent Grisham grounds out to shallowcenter field, To mmyLaStella to Matt Olson. Padres 3, Athletics 2. Padres seventh.Trent Grisham singles to shortstop. Fernando Tatis Jr.homers to right field. Trent Grisham scores. Eric Hosmer singles to left field. MannyMachado reaches on afielder’s choice to shallowinfield. Eric Hosmer out at sec- ond. Mitch Moreland reaches on afielder’s choice to shallowinfield. MannyMachado out at second. WilMyers called out on strikes. Padres 5, Athlet- ics 2. Athletics seventh.Stephen Piscotty flies out to center field to WilMyers. Vimael Machin grounds out to second base, JakeCronenworthtoMitch Moreland. Sean Murphyhomers to leftfield. To mmyLaStella flies out to shallowleftfield to Jurickson Profar. Padres 5, Athletics 3.

THIS DATE IN PADRES HISTORY YOUNG FOUR OUTSFROM PERFECTION

BY JEFF SANDERS

Chris Young flirtedwith a handful of no-hitters during his five years in San Diego. He wasperfect withtwo outs in the eighth inning on this date—Sept. 7—in 2008 when it wasthe Brewers’ Gabe Kapler’s turn to play spoiler. Kapler’s home runwith JED JACOBSOHN AP twoouts in the eighth inning The Padres’ Fernando Tatis Jr.slides home past Athletics catcher Sean Murphy on asacrifice flybyMannyMachado in the thirdinning. brokeitall up: the perfecto, no-hitterand shutout. 2 3 ⁄3 scorelessinnings against through Tommy John the ball and taggedRobbie back when WilMyers led off The Padres went on to PADRES the Rockies. It wasasortof surgery, it takes alittle Grossman just in time. the fourth with awalk and win 10-1 in Milwaukee,a high-intensitybullpen ses- time.” “I just wanted to make came aroundfromfirst on game that Young still com- FROM D1 sion thatcounted, andRich- Of his 83 pitches Sunday, sureIcaught the ballfirst,” Jake Cronenworth’sdouble pleted with five strikeouts that many on June 2, 2018 ards gotright. 62 were strikes. He got10 Richards said. “… From to the gapinright-center and twohits allowed in the for the Angels. Amonth and “Meand Larry(Roth- misses on 24 swingsagainst there, Iblacked out. Ithrew field. victory. Young did not walk ahalf afterthat, he under- schild, the Padres’ pitching his slider.The A’swere1- my body towardthe plate. I They held the lead from anyone. went Tommy John surgery coach) have done some for-15onat-batsthat ended guess it could have gone ei- there, extending it in the Afterward, the 1-0pitch and didn’t pitchagain until good work,had some good on the pitch. ther way.” seventh when Tatis followed that Kapler drove377 feet to lastSeptember. talksoverthe last 10 days or Two of the runs against While replays appeared Grisham’s single witha394- leftfield still irkedYoung. The Padres signed him whatever,”Richards said. Richards came as aresult of to showGrossman wassafe, foothome runtoright-cen- “I didn’t want to fall be- to atwo-year contract while “I’m just trying to getback plays that weren’terrors but the A’schallengewas de- ter. His15th homer of the hind 2-and-0,” Young told he wasearly in the rehabili- to it being simple. …Igot could have been handled bet- nied. season movedhim back into the Union-Tribune. “I tation process with the idea mentally in aspace whereI ter. In addition to that ball “Everyone sawit,” Gross- atie with MikeTrout for the wanted to getastrike and they would gethim for one wasmaking the plate getting by Moreland, the A’s man said. “... If he would major league lead. challengehim with aheater.” season. smaller thanitwas rather scored in the first with help have called me safe, it prob- Drew Pomeranz survived At the time, Young was He appeared to be work- than being reallyaggressive. from Jurickson Profar over- ably would have stayed safe. aleadoff walk and an error four outs away from the 18th ing his wayback intothe “For me, it’s amind running aball that skipped Idon’t know. We have to win by Moreland in the eighth, perfect game in MLB his- pitcher he waspre-surgery thing. Igotta sync my mind sharply away from him. one at some point. Ithought his 12th scorelessinning in tory.Flirting with the feat when he allowedone runin up with my body. Once that The Padres also got Iwas safe. Ithought 13 appearances. Trevor wasfurther amplified by his six inningsand tworunsin happens, Igointoghost- somegoodfortune. through the video Iwas safe. Rosenthal gothis first save comebackfromthelinedrive seveninningsinsuccessive ride mode. …Now I’m not It might have been 3- They arethe only ones who for the Padres, working his off his face earlier that May starts in August. seeing just the glove,I’m for-3onthose early leadoff thoughtIwas out.” thirdscoreless inning since off the bat of AlbertPujols. Then came his next two seeing the whole strikezone. runnersscoring against The Padres capitalized being acquiredinatrade on “When it gottothe starts, in whichhethrew That makes it easier to Richards, but he escaped on the break. Aug. 29. eighth,” Padres manager just 55 percent of his pitches pitch. Imade the game having arunner on third They scored twiceinthe “When Garrettwas able Bud Black said, “I started for strikes and walked five of harder than it was. I’m glad with one out the second in- thirdonconsecutivesingles to go seven, then it lines up thinking about whatabright the 21 batters he facedina it waspointed out to me ear- ning.Murphystruck out on by Trent Grisham, Tatis for Pomand Rosey,” Tingler day it wasfor Chris, what 2 total of 2 ⁄3 innings. lier than later and Iwas able aslider that bounced away and Eric Hosmer and asac- said.“…The waythey’re with everything he’sbeen Aftergiving up six runs to make the adjustment. from catcher Jason Castro, rifice flybyManny Machado throwing the ball and confi- through this season.I and getting just twoouts Forme, it’s letting my stuff who chased down the ball to takea2-1 lead. dencelevel we have in them, thought it could happen.” against the Mariners on play in the zone. It’s just and threw to acharging The A’stied the game in we feel great about it.” Young went on to go 7-6 Aug. 27,Richards came back about confidence. Getting Richards,who slidfeet-first the bottomofthe thirdbe- with a3.96ERA, 93 strike- 1 on three days’ rest to throw back intothat.Going intothe plateashecaught forethe Padresgot the lead [email protected] outs and a1.29 WHP in 102 ⁄ 3 innings forthe Padres that season. Lou, youcouldn’t miss it — amassed 3,023hits. base stealingwas an artform Game appearance and win- He wasinSan Diegofor BROCK the biggest, brightest, most Brock wasevenbetterin and akind of warfare. He was ning the ComebackPlayer of parts of twomoreinjury-in- vibrantsmile on earth. The postseason play,batting .391 among the first players to the Year award. The team re- terrupted seasons before FROM D1 other wasthat he wassurely with four homers, 16 RBIs study films of opposing tired his uniform number,20, signing with the NewYork eachother 157times, the hurtnumerous times, but and 14 steals in 21 World Se- pitchers and, once on base, and he wasinducted intothe Mets in January2011. most prolific matchup for neveronce in my life did I ries games. He had arecord- relied on skill and psycholo- Hall of Fame in 1985 in his both of them in their careers. knowhewas playing hurt.” tying 13 hits in the 1968 World gy. first year of eligibility. Also on this date Along with starterBob The Cards were World Se- Series, and in Game 4hom- In his 1976 memoir “Lou The soft-spoken Brock 1969: The inaugural Pa- Gibson and center fielder ries champions in 1964 and ered,tripled and doubled as Brock: Stealing Is My wasdetermined no matter dres completed their first CurtFlood, Brock wasanan- 1967 and lost to the Detroit the Cardinals trounced De- Game,” he explained his suc- the scoreand sometimes an- sweepofthe Dodgers —a chor for St. Louis as its com- Tigersinsevengamesin1968. troit and31-game winner cess. Take a“modest lead” geredopponents and team- four-game sweep, no less. bination of speed, defense Opposing teams were Denny McLain 10-1. and “stand perfectly still.” mates by stealing evenwhen 2010: RHP MatLatos and pitching made it atop warned to keepBrock off Brock neverplayed in an- The pitcher wasobligatedto the Cards were far ahead. He struck out 10 over sevenin- team in the ’60sand asymbol base, especially in thelow- other World Series after1968, move,ifonly “todeliver the also made twodamaging ningsofone-run ball in a2-1 of the National League’s scoring years of 1967-68 when but remained astar for much pitch.” “Furthermore, he has mistakes that helped cost St. win over the visiting Dod- moreaggressivestyle at the asingle runoften could win a of the last 11 years of his ca- twothingsonhis mind: the Louis the ’68 World Series. gers. The effortwas the 15th time in comparison to the game. But the speedy left reer. batterand me,”Brock wrote. Afterhis playing career straight in whichLatos al- American League. fielder with the popup slide He wassosynonymous “Ihave onlyonethinginmind wasover, Brock worked as a lowedtwo or fewerruns “Thereare twothingsI wasaconsistent base-steal- with basestealingthatin —tosteal off him. The very florist and acommentator whileworking at least five in- will remembermost about ingchampion and runpro- 1978 he became the first ma- business of disconcerting for ABC’s “Monday Night nings, breaking an MLB Lou,” former Cardinals ducer. jorleaguer to have an award him is marvelouslycom- Baseball” andwas aregular record held by MikeScott teammateTed Simmons Alifetime .293hitter, he named for him while still ac- plex.” forthe Cards at spring train- (1986) and Greg Maddux said in astatement.“First led the league in stealseight tive—the Lou Brock Award, Brock closed out his ca- ing. (1993-94). washis vibrantsmile. When- times, scored 100ormore for the National League’s reer in 1979 by batting .304, everyou were in aroom with runs seventimes and leader in steals. ForBrock, making his sixth All-Star Italie writesfor TheAssociatedPress. [email protected] D6 THE SAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE MONDAY • SEPTEMBER 7, 2020

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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. ASSOCIATED PRESS TheNorthern Trust two LeBron James had 28 weeksago and obliterated the points, 11 reboundsand nine DustinJohnson watched course and the field to win by assists, Anthony Davis add- hisopeningdrivesaillongand 11. ed 34 points and 10 rebounds fallgentlytothe right, just like “If he hits the ball like and the Los Angeles Lakers he imagined. So did the next everybody knows he can and evened the Western Confer- drive.Itwas likethat all day at theway he’sputting Ihaven’t encesemifinals by beating Atlanta’sEastLake, and the seen him puttthat well in a theHouston Rockets 117-109 outcome waspredictable. long time,”Harris English on Sundaynight. Johnsonisplayingthe said. “It’s hardtostop.” best golf and lookstougher Only four players have a thanevertobeat. reasonable chance of catch- Lakers 117, Rockets 109 When he finished with a ing him. 10-foot birdie, Johnson Schauffele, abig-game Markieff Morris scored 16 matched the lowround Sun- player who wonthe Tour points for the Lakers. They day with a6-under 64 to build Championship three years opened a21-point lead in the afive-shotlead over Justin ago, dropped only oneshot on first half, gave up 41 points in Thomas andSan Diego’s thefront nineand finished the thirdquartertofall be- Xander Schauffele in the with a10-foot birdie puttfor a hind, and then regrouped Tour Championship, leaving 67 that put him in the final behind some high-flying him one round away from the group with Johnson. plays by James to pull away FedEx Cup andits $15million Thomas missed a16-inch again. prize. par puttonthe 10th hole that James took only 15 shots “I’vegot alot of confidence he carelessly went to tap in, in Game 1and wasscoreless in everything I’m doing right bounced back witha25-foot in the fourth quarterofthe now,”Johnson said. birdie puttonthe toughest Lakers’ 112-97 loss, but he Aquick fixonthe range par 3atEast Lake and made wasdominant on both ends the previousevening wasall twomorebirdies coming for a in the final periodofthisone. he needed to getstraightened 66. He had eight points in the out. Johnson missed only They were at 14 under. quarterand apowerful three fairways, and not by “DJ is clearly playingwell. blocked shotonRussell much. He puttedfor birdie on Itwasn’teasytoday,”Thomas Westbrook that flew far out all but three holes andmade said. “It’s still East Lake.But of bounds. sevenofthem. anything can happenaround James Harden scored 27 “He’sshowcased whathe this course. Youcan shoot 63 points and Eric Gordon can do,” Schauffele said. “If he or 64 and youcan shoot73or madesix 3-pointers and does what he normally does, 74 very easily. Ijust need to added 24 for the Rockets, it’s going to be almost impos- hope that tomorrow is my 63 who made 22 3-pointers.P.J. sible to catchhim.” or 64.” Tucker had 18 points and Normal these days for Rahm has had awild RobertCovington17, but Johnson must be daunting week. He opened with a65, Westbrook finished only 4 for everyone else. followedwith a74and for 15 while scoring 10 points He wasat19-underpar, bounced back with a66. He and grabbing 13 rebounds. making thishis four consecu- played bogey-freeand his Game 3isTuesday. tive startwith at leastashare round only felt betterwhenhe The Lakers also dropped of the 54-hole lead.Hecon- finished with twobirdies. their openeragainst Port- verted one of those intoan11- “The onegood thingIhave land in the first round but shot victoryatthe TPCBos- going for me is we’rehereto wonGame 2comfortably on ton. He lost to a65byCollin win, so tomorrow is agreen their waytofour straight vic- Morikawa in the PGA Cham- light for everything,” Rahm tories. pionshipand oa65-foot putt said. This one appeared it by JonRahm in aplayoff last Morikawa rallied withfive would be easy,then ap- week at Olympia Fields. birdiesonthe back nine to peared it might not come at “We’regoingtoneed salvagearoughstartfor a67. all. Dustin to throw us abone and He wassevenbehind. But James had adunkto not have agood day,” said open the fourth and tiethe Rahm,who wassix shots Elsewhere game and another dunk on a back. John Catlin becamethe lobduring an 8-0 runthat Johnsonknows better first American since Tiger gave them theleadfor good. thananyone that it’s not over. Woods to winatValderrama They put it away later in the He had asix-shot lead in in Spain, surviving conditions period with a9-0 burst,fea- MARKJ.TERRILL AP Shanghai three years agoand so difficult thathedidn’t turingtwo baskets from The Lakers’ Anthony Davis, who had 34 points and 10 rebounds, shoots over the failed to win, though he had a make abirdie in his 4-over75 Davis,tomakeit113-101. Rockets’ Danuel House Jr.and James Harden (13) during the first half Sunday. newset of irons and wascom- andheld on for aone-shotvic- The Rockets missed 12 of ing off afive-weekbreak. He tory over Martin Kaymer in their first 15 shots and one to open the third, forcing His season isn’t over yet. minutes; he logged48in also had afive-shotlead at theAndalucia Masters. looked likethey might get the Lakers to call aquick Khris Middleton scored Game 4, taking over with runoff the floor by the No.1 timeout and takecenter 36 points, including abig 3- Antetokounmpo watching seed. JaVale McGeeout so they pointer with 6.4seconds left from the locker room. Morris sparkedabig fin- would matchupbetter. But in overtime, and Milwaukee “Just keepfighting,”said ish to the first quarter. He that didn’t slowthe Rockets avoided asweep by beating Middleton, who also had had a3-pointer with1:11left, at all, with Gordon getting a Miami in Game 4ofthe eightrebounds and eight as- thenconnected again at 52 layup and Harden another 3 teams’Eastern Conference sists. “That’s all my team- seconds and athirdtime for a14-0 startthat made it semifinal series. mates did.” with31secondsleft, pushing 67-65. The Heat still lead 3-1, Bam Adebayohad 26 the lead to 33-17. Rajon Houston thenreeledoff but the Bucks—the best points, 12 reboundsand Rondo made one moreat 10 in arow later in the period, team in the regularseason — eightassistsfor Miami. Dun- the buzzer to give the Lakers with Covingtonconverting a arestill alive,evenafter An- can Robinson scored 20 a36-20 cushion. four-point play followedbya tetokounmpo leftearlyin points, JaeCrowder had 18 James scored six quick 3-pointer to startitand give the second quarter with an and Goran Dragic and points in the second to make the Rockets the lead. They aggravation of his sprained Jimmy Butler eachfinished it 42-21. Houstonhad agood were up 92-90 going to the right ankle. with17for theHeat. stretchtocut it to nine with fourth. “Khris is very unique,” “Wedidn’t deserve to win just under 5minutes re- Bucks 118, Heat 115 BuckscoachMikeBuden- thatgame,” Butler said. maininginthe half, but the (OT): Giannis Antetokoun- holzersaid. “He’sgot away Miami had an eight-point Lakers quickly ran off10 mpo waswaiting in the abouthim. He wanted to lead in the fourth quarter, straight to push the lead locker room for his team- play.Heasked to stay in the promptly allowed theBucks back to 61-42, anditwas 67-51 mates Sunday,standing on game.” to scorethe next 12,and now at the break. his bad right ankle to greet As if therewas anyother needs to come back Tuesday JOHN BAZEMORE AP Gordon made two every one of them. option.Middleton’s season in an efforttofinish the se- Dustin Johnson washitting fairways and making straight 3s and Tucker hit His day ended early. high beforeSunday was40 riesoff. birdies Sunday on his waytoafive-shot lead.

ing agreements that often disembodied fashion.” 26-0this seasonand withan BYU takeyears to finagle. So he BYUschedule Hopes anddreams come TENNIS unbeaten runthatextended has flexed his dialing mus- through video, as when line- to his last three matches of FROM D1 cles and fortified the three backer MaxTooley told re- FROM D1 2019.Hehad wonfiveofthe Glem. “This is moreinde- all the waytoeight, adding Today: at Navy,5p.m., porters Aug. 26: “You never faulted Djokovic “inaccord- past sevenGrand Slam tour- pendent than Ithink we ever Troy,Army,Western Ken- ESPN knowwhen it’s going to be ance with the Grand Slam naments to raise his totalto thought it would be.” tucky and twoofthosedeter- Sept. 19: at Army, 12:30 your last play,your last play rulebook, following his ac- 17,closing in on rivals Roger On this front, BYUhas mined Texan programs: p.m., Ch. 8 of the season,soIthinkwe’re tions of intentionally hitting a Federer,who has amen’s- refrained from making Ath- UTSA and TexasState. just feeling blessed to have ball dangerously or recklessly record 20,and Rafael Nadal, letic Director TomHolmoe “I think it’s still an on- Sept. 26: Troy,7:15 p.m., this opportunitytogoout within the courtorhitting a who has 19. available for comment, pre- going interest,” Wrubell ESPN thereand showwhat we ball with negligent disregard With reigning U.S. Open sumably because it’s diffi- said. “There’sabelief that Oct. 10: UTSA,TBA have,you know, while the of the consequences.” championNadal, who cited cult to comment whileone’s there’senough teams out rest of the West doesn’t nec- The USTAwent on to say concerns about traveling headspins. Holmoe, who therewith enough holes to Oct. 16: at Houston, 6:30 essarily have that opportu- Djokovic forfeits the ranking amidthe pandemic,and Fed- playeddefensiveback for fill that if Tomwanted more p.m., ESPN2 nity.SoIthinkevery oppor- pointsand $250,000 in prize erer,sidelined aftertwo knee BYU, then spentsevenNFL games,hecould getthem.” Oct. 24: TexasState,TBA tunitythatwe’re going to get money he earned in the tour- operations,not in the field, seasons at San Francisco’s And: “We’re very im- this year,we’re going to feel nament —“in addition to any the 33-year-old from Serbia BillWalshSchool of Mozart pressedwith howTom’s Oct. 31: Western Kentucky, grateful for and makethe or allfines levied with respect wasexpected to claima Football, has had a2020 that been able to do it, really piv- TBA most out of it.” to the offendingincident.” fourthtrophy in NewYork could makebeing an athletic oting hour-by-hour.” Nov. 21: NorthAlabama, Fans feel likewise, and “Novak wasangry.Hehit and gain on them. director almost seem inter- “It wasgoing to be awe- TBA maybe evenrelish their theball recklessly, angrily But it all came apartso esting. some,” Glem said of the orig- large-radius distinction. It back. And taking everything suddenly Sunday.Djokovic It began with agaudy inal schedule, “and to seeit has enabled them to day- intoconsideration, therewas wasn’t looking in the line schedule richwithsix Power go away waskindofrough, fied himself as Richardfrom dream some. It has led Glem no discretion involved,” judge’sdirection when his Fiveopponents, precisely but I’ll takeany football Provo,” and said, “I support to wonder whether ESPN Friemel said. “Defaultinga racket made contact with the the tests BYUfans crave for rather than no football.” He any effortfor people to get might grant some juicy time player at aGrand Slam is a ball,andthere wasconcernon self-measurement. “Man, it had days of checking Twitter people to wear maskssowe slots normallycloggedup, very important, very tough hisfaceassoon as he realized wasanattractiveslate, espe- “with one eyeopen,”hesaid, can have BYUfootball this maybe “9:30Eastern time, decision. And for that reason, what had happened. cially of home games,” said and thinking, “Westill have year.Weneedfootball. and 6:30Pacific,” and: “And it doesn’tmatterifit’son Players whohit aball out Greg Wrubell, BYU’splay- seven. We still have six ...” He That’s it. Go, Cougars.” there’sonly going to be one Ashe, if it’s No.1,orany other of anger and makecontact by-play man since 2001, who said, “I think we still arejust Fornow,Richardfrom game, and everybody’sgoing player on any other court, you with an on-courtofficial have still finds opening at Navy kind of holding our breath. Provoand others can sus- to watchthat game, because need to getitright.” been defaulted in the past. and then at Army deeply at- We have an idea of what we tain hope and were evenable people have to watchfoot- Thiswas the latest exam- In 2017,Denis Shapovalov tractive. On July 9, the Big think will happen, but it’s al- to engageinsome August ball.” ple of Djokovic finding himself —the 21-year-old Canadian Tenwentconference-only, most day-to-day.” football chatter, suchas Maybethe exposure at the center of the tennis who reached the quarter- stripping the BYUschedule When he sees the team whichofthe four candidates might luremorerecruits ... world for areason other than finals by beating No.7seed of Michigan Stateand Min- runout tonight in Annapo- mightplay quarterback Maybeitmight luremore his best-in-the-game returns, DavidGoffin 6-7(0), 6-3,6-4, nesota. On July 10,the lis, he’ll feel some certainty (ZachWilson wasnamed fans ... can’t-miss groundstrokes 6-3 on Sunday—was de- Pac-12 did likewise, and —for afew hours. starter). Formanyayear in As Tooley put it to ques- and body-contorting defen- faulted from aDavis Cup there went the Utah rivalry, Meanwhile, the 33,000 or America, having acoachcall tion from Wrubell on Zoom, siveprowess. matchagainst Britain when ArizonaStateand Stanford. so BYUstudents startedre- the quarterback competi- “Everyone else is going to be Djokovic tested positive he accidentally hit the chair Come July 30,sowentthe turning last week,and the tion “close” might have at home. They’regoingtobe for the coronavirus —asdid umpireinthe face with aball. SEC,and so went Missouri. ProvoCityCouncil has grap- dredged groans;in2020,it almost forced to watchus.” his wife,one of hiscoaches At Wimbledon in 1995,Tim Twelvegames had gone pled with afuss. It voted7-0 sounds likesomemanna of He smiled broadly through and other players —after par- Henman hit aballintothe to six, so Holmoe added on Aug. 25 for acitymask normalcy. the screen. ticipating in aseries of exhib- head of aball girl and wasde- Navyand yippee. mandateinvolving public “The waythey’re looking Wrubell said the opti- ition matches with zerosocial faulted from adoubles match. On Aug. 8, the Mid- places and $55fines (with forwardand theway we’re mism seemed to build in in- distancingheorganized in “Veryunlucky for Novak,” AmericanConference can- $500 for organizing a covering them,” Wrubellsaid crements as Navyap- Serbia and Croatia in June. said No.5seed Alexander celed, so off went Northern crowded event). The mayor of the players and coaches, proached, with the chatter Then, on theeve of theU.S. Zverev,who will face No.27 Illinois. On Aug. 10,the vetoed that Aug. 26,and the “doesn’t feel familiarinthe about howtoplay Navy. Open, he helped establish a Borna Coric in the quarter- MountainWestdid likewise, council overrodethat veto least. Everyinteraction has Alongside that, there’sthe newassociation he sayswill finals. “If it would have landed and away fellUtahState, by 6-1the next day.AsKyle been, as youknow, via Zoom. what’s-Holmoe-doing fac- represent men’s tennis play- anywhereelse —we’retalking Boise Stateand San Diego Dunpheyreportedinthe They finish practices no one tor. It kept thingsbuzzing ers. afew inches —hewouldhave State. That left bothathree- Deseret News, the 15-minute sees, and they’retalking throughthe summer. And,ofcourse, there’s been fine.” game schedule —Navy, public-comment period of about thingsnoone hasob- been his dominance on the Houston and NorthAla- the meeting on Aug. 25 in- served, and we do that two Culpepper writes forThe court. Frendrich writes forThe Associated bama—and Holmoe chas- cluded aman who “identi- or three times aweekina Washington Post. Djokovic began the day Press.