WEEKEND GLANCE YOUR FORECAST: Partly Sunday all from 8 to 10:30 p.m. Friday, featuring Claire weekend, but you'll also have to endure Vandiver and pop duo Esh ‘n’ Sheif in afternoon thunderstorms, and highs in the Sunset Park. low 90s. LAKE EUSTIS SHORELINE CLEANUP: Help clean SUMMER CONCERT SERIES: Sunset Park in up the Lake Eustis shoreline at 9 a.m. Saturday Mount Dora hosts the Summer Concert Series at Ferran Park in Eustis.
Friday, July 6, 2018 YOUR LOCAL SOURCE FOR LAKE & SUMTER COUNTIES @dailycommercial Facebook.com/daily.commercial 75¢ Scandal-plagued Pruitt resigns
EPA administrator investigations of outsized congressional investigations. Environmental faced months of ethics security spending, first-class In a resignation letter Protection Agency investigations before flights and a sweetheart condo released to media outlets, Administrator stepping down lease. Pruitt expressed no regret for Scott Pruitt With Pruitt’s departure, any actions he had taken since appears before By Michael Biesecker, President Donald Trump loses being tapped by Trump to lead a Senate Zeke Miller and Ellen an administrator many con- EPA last year. Appropriations Knickmeyer servatives regarded as one of “It is extremely difficult for subcommittee, The Associated Press the more effective members of me to cease serving you in this May 16 on his Cabinet. But Pruitt had also role first because I count it a Capitol Hill in WASHINGTON — Envi- been dogged for months by a blessing to be serving you in Washington. ronmental Protection Agency seemingly unending string of any capacity, but also, because [ANDREW HARNIK/ Administrator Scott Pruitt scandals that spawned more ASSOCIATED PRESS resigned Thursday amid ethics than a dozen federal and See PRUITT, A5 FILE]
Trump Small twister, big deal closes Weather Service classifi es July 4 tornado an EF-0, but in on it was still vicious By Frank Stanfield court frankstanfield@ dailycommercial.com
TAVARES – Jim Jordan pick was a busy man Thursday, but not cooking seafood By Catherine Lucey or greeting diners to his res- and Lisa Mascaro taurant, Fish Camp of Lake The Associated Press Eustis. He was still surveying the WASHINGTON — damage caused by a tornado President Donald Trump Wednesday afternoon that is moving closer to tore a hole in his roof and sent deciding his next diners on the outside deck Supreme Court nominee scrambling for cover. amid intense jockeying “We’ve got your back,” a from various factions produce supplier told him on seeking to influence his her way out to her car. choice to replace retir- Roofers were getting ready ing Justice Anthony to cover his top, too. Kennedy. “We hope to be open again Trump’s current top by Tuesday,” he said. contenders are federal The National Weather Ser- appeals court judges vice estimates the twister that Amy Coney Barrett, Brett raced across the lake from the Kavanaugh and Raymond Leesburg area was an EF-0, Kethledge, said a person the lowest intensity tornado, familiar with Trump’s which has winds of 70 to 80 thinking who was not mph. The worst is EF-5, with authorized to speak winds of 200 mph. publicly. While it didn’t rival the intensity of the Groundhog Day tornado that tore through Lady Lake 10 years ago, See TWISTER, A5 the July 4 tornado was strong enough to cause damage in Tavares. [FACEBOOK] See COURT, A5
Deputies shoot Eustis man during standoff
Man charged at gun pointed to believe he was not quite Wendy’s brother, Gary L. SWAT team following at his head, stable.” Babb, was trying to act as the 3-hour standoff yelling and Eustis police called Orange go-between been Tracy and the threatening the County law enforcement Sheriff’s Office, but Richards By Frank Stanfield deputies. officers when they learned he refused to talk. frankstanfield@ “They have was at Orlando International “He refused to comply, dailycommercial.com Richards been going Airport. That agency deter- refused to come out,” Herrell LOCAL through a mined he did not meet the said. & STATE | A3 EUSTIS – Alan Tracey Rich- separation, and apparently requirements for involuntary About 6:30, Richards ards, 55, broke into the home of he has been making threats commitment in a mental hos- emerged from the house with HEADING his estranged wife Thursday, in recent weeks,” sheriff’s Lt. pital, Herrell said. the gun to his head. He saw the threatened to kill her and her John Herrell said of Richards Eustis police, who responded deputies and the officers in the HOME brother, and said: “I’m going and his wife, Wendy. In June, to 406 N. Center St., at 3:41 area. SWAT team members to die tonight.” he showed up and trashed the a.m. Thursday, called the repeatedly ordered him to drop Deputy hit by Three hours later he was dead house. “…his wife said he was Sheriff’s Office for assistance, his weapon. car to be released after charging the Lake County suicidal and he made some including the special weapons from hospital Sheriff’s SWAT team with a comments that led his wife team and its crisis negotiator. See STANDOFF, A4
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IN BRIEF Another nerve agent poisoning in UK HARRISBURG, PA. AG argues church abuse grand jury report should be public By Gregory Katz, Danica Kirka and Jill Lawless Pennsylvania’s attorney The Associated Press general told the state Supreme Court on Thursday he supports AMESBURY, England — In a request by news organizations this normally pleasant town that the court order the release of 10,000 residents a stone’s of an extensive report into child throw from the mysterious sexual abuse and attempts to Stonehenge monument, cover it up in several of the the new reality is sinking in: state’s Roman Catholic dioceses. Novichok, again. Attorney General Josh Shapiro Four months had passed also said in the court filing that since the nerve agent attack his office opposes requests by on a former Russian spy and unnamed parties to present their his daughter, and the col- own evidence, question wit- lective nightmare seemed nesses and rewrite the grand jury to be fading. No longer were report “in accordance with their forensics experts in oversize preferred view of the facts.” hazmat suits combing the He argued the report should area for an invisible killer not be delayed, calling it a matter developed by the Soviet of exceptional public interest. Union in Cold War times. Eager tourists, drawn by an JERUSALEM unusually long spell of glori- Police are seen at the scene where counter-terrorism offi cers are investigating after a couple were Israel lays down red lines for ous summer weather, were left in a critical condition, Thursday in Amesbury, England. For the second time in four months, two postwar relations with Syria back at Stonehenge, and people lie critically ill in England’s Salisbury District Hospital after being exposed to a military-grade England’s World Cup team nerve agent developed in the Soviet Union, British police confi rmed late Wednesday. [STEVE PARSONS/PA As Syrian government was surging, buoying spirits. VIA THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] forces press on with a furious Then a local couple with no offensive against rebel-held obvious connection to Russia it crossed their paths.” precautions if they were at Rick Bird, 65, a retired Brit- areas in the country’s or to espionage fell desper- The bizarre case, com- the locations believed to ish army veteran who was south, Israel is quietly ately ill and the government bining elements of a murder have been frequented by the trained in the handling of acknowledging that Presi- said Novichok was to blame. mystery and a spy thriller, is latest victims. nerve agents during his mili- dent Bashar Assad’s forces Some are embracing the stoking international ten- Some were staying inside tary career. He said he never will soon be on its doorstep, “keep calm and carry on” sions ahead of next week’s to avoid any risk of con- dreamed nerve agents would laying down red lines for ethos that helped England NATO summit, which will tamination, but most were be deployed in Britain. postwar relations with the through two world wars, deal in part with worsening going about their busi- “The latest case seems to Syrian leader. but others were frightened relations between Russia and ness. A few parts of town be an odd one,” Bird said. Israel’s main concern is to by the seemingly random the West. remained cordoned off by “The first one in Salisbury, keep archrival Iran, an Assad poisoning of two innocents Britain’s interior min- police, including the Baptist we thought we were all over ally, as far away from its who now lie critically ill in a ister demanded Thursday Church, but activity in the it. This came totally out of border as possible — along local hospital. that Russia explain how two easygoing town center con- the blue. It’s the fear factor, with its proxy, the Lebanese “It’s shocking, and it’s people were inadvertently tinued unabated. for everybody.” militia Hezbollah. scary,” said Elaine Read, a poisoned with the same “I’m not so easily scared, The last few days have It is a turnaround from a few worker at The Kings Arms military-grade nerve agent but there has to be more to been traumatic for some years ago, when Israeli lead- pub who used to occasion- used to attack ex-Russian it,” said Justin Pritchard, residents, particularly ers were publicly predicting ally share a pint with Dawn spy Sergei Skripal and his enjoying a beer with a friend. those who live close to areas Assad’s overthrow and some Sturgess, one of the vic- daughter, Yulia, in the “We don’t know what’s that were shut down to the voices even mused about tims. “Nobody expected it to nearby town of Salisbury in going on. First, they said it public because of possible peace with a future demo- happen again. Everyone was March. was the Russians. Now this contamination. cratic Syria. saying it was Russia, but now Britain has accused Russia is completely separate. Orig- Alex Brittany, 29, said he it’s just two ... local people. of being behind the attack inally, we all thought it was woke up to find the Baptist SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO They’re just like us.” on the Skripals, which the the Russians, now it doesn’t Church near his home being Puerto Ricans accused of She said it’s difficult to feel Kremlin vehemently denies. seem quite right,” he said, cordoned off. The experi- misusing $8M in funds safe after what happened to British Home Secretary Sajid noting that Sturgess and ence left him shaky. Sturgess, 44, and 45-year- Javid told Parliament on Rowley have no connection “It is quite frightening,” he A mayor and two former old Charlie Rowley. Both Thursday that it is now time to Russia. said. “What scared me this government officials in Puerto became violently ill within for Russia to explain “exactly British officials said time was that the cordons Rico face public corruption hours of each other on Sat- what has gone on.” Thursday they believe the were near where I live. You charges in separate cases that urday. At first, authorities “It is completely unac- latest victims were not expect big attacks in London, involve a total of $8 million in believed they had taken ceptable for our people to deliberately targeted but Manchester. But Amesbury? federal and local funds, author- some bad heroin or crack be either deliberate or acci- came into contact with the Salisbury? Wow. Really?” ities said Thursday. cocaine, but it turned out to dental targets, or for our Novichok used in the Skri- Experts say just a few The suspects are the mayor be Novichok. streets, our parks, our towns pal poisoing. Police said the milligrams of the odor- of the town of Sabana Grande “You don’t know where it to be dumping grounds for couple was exposed to the less Novichok liquid — the and the former directors of is, that’s the trouble,” Read poison,” Javid said. nerve agent after handling a weight of a snowflake — finance for the town of Toa said of the elusive nerve In Amesbury, residents contaminated item, but pro- is enough to kill a person Baja, which has struggled to agent. “You don’t know how were advised to wash their vided no details. within minutes. And finding pay its employees amid an Dawn and Charlie got it, how clothes and take other That isn’t convincing to it is the problem. 11-year recession. U.S. Attorney Rosa Emilia Rodriguez told reporters that the former officials from Toa DATELINES Baja are accused of using nearly $5 million worth of federal funds to pay the town’s public ANNAPOLIS, MD. PARIS employees and municipal contractors. “Not only is that illegal, it’s immoral,” she said.
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NEWS BRIEFS CLERMONT Man runs over sunbathers Local candidates forum set for Clermont Driver, 78, reportedly driving his car on the beach but someone in the passenger Andrew Etheridge, a spokes- Local office seekers will suff ered a medical near Esther Street Park and seat grabbed the wheel and man for Volusia County Beach appear in a candidates forum issue on New ran over two people, who the car swerved before it could Safety Ocean Rescue. Thursday, July 12, at the Smyrna Beach suffered non-life-threatening hit her or her 2-year-old son. The two sunbathers, a Clermont City Center, 620 injuries, an official said. "He had a completely blank 44-year-old woman from Montrose St., from 6:30 to By Tony Holt Witnesses said it could have stare," Kirby said of the driver. Montreal and a 35-year-old 8:30 p.m. Gatehouse Media Florida been much worse if not for the "Some kid in the passenger man from Oviedo, were both Residents are encouraged actions of a young passenger seat took the wheel and the car "conscious and alert," after to come out to meet and hear NEW SMYRNA BEACH in the car and two quick- swerved back onto the main being run over, according to candidates for Clermont City — Noelle Kirby heard a rattle thinking beachgoers. (driving lane). ... He saved a Beach Safety. The victims Council, the Lake County and crash while on the beach Kirby was less than 20 feet lot of people doing that." — who did not know each Water Authority and the Lake Thursday and turned around. from the Chevrolet Monte Shortly after 1 p.m., the other — were taken to Hali- County Commission. After a A 78-year-old Mount Dora Carlo when it wrecked a tent 78-year-old driver was head- fax Health Medical Center moderated panel discussion, man had apparently suf- and ran over the two people. ing south when he suffered a they will field questions from fered a medical episode while The car was headed for her, "medical episode," said Capt. See RUNS, A4 the audience. The forum is hosted by the Clermont Chain of Lakes Foundation, whose mission includes preserving public access to the region and Deputy promoting responsible man- agement of the lakes. Burying the past For more information, to be contact Robert Olson at (417) 527-2068. released LADY LAKE Lady Lake store clerk charged with stealing $4,200 from
A gas station attendant with a long criminal history was hospital arrested this week for alleg- edly stealing about $4,200 for Austin Pringle was the store's register over the struck by a car course of eight days in June. Wednesday morning According to an arrest affidavit, the By Frank Stanfield manager of frankstanfield@ Sunoco at dailycommercial.com 413 S. U.S. Highway 441 LADY LAKE – Sheriff’s in Lady Lake deputy Austin Pringle, reported that Three of the four young men who compromised “The Groveland Four” are shown after their arrest in who was struck by a Peck Steven Lee 1949. Sheriff Willis McCall, who later shot two of them after claiming they jumped him, is standing to car while Peck, 36, had the right. [SUBMITTED] investi- been caught on closed cir- gating an cuit video stealing from the auto bur- register between June 16 and Little Groveland glary on June 24. Each time, Peck took museum has no the side of between $600 and $1,150. interest in display the road in Peck, who lives in Lady about the Groveland Lady Lake Pringle Lake, was charged with grand Four episode Wednes- theft and booked into the Lake day morning, is expected County Jail. He has a crimi- By Roxanne Brown to come home from the nal record in Lake County roxanne.brown@ hospital Friday, accord- that goes back to 2009 and dailycommercial.com ing to Lt. John Herrell. includes arrests for drug pos- Pringle was on his way session, battery and DUI. GROVELAND – It has home at the end of his been written about in books, shift at about 6:15 a.m. PALM BEACH there is a major motion pic- when he heard a call Florida man accused of raping ture coming out about it and about a car burglary. He child, recording incident the Lake County Historical had stopped to talk to a Museum is creating a display Family members of the Groveland Four give a round of applause man when they were both A man is accused of about it. at a ceremony given on behalf of the Groveland Four at the struck by the car. recording himself raping an Yet the little community County Administration Building on Tuesday, March 15, 2016 in Cerontae Hodge, 11-year-old then threaten- museum in Groveland has Tavares, Fla. Each family member received a proclamation from 22, had a “serious” leg ing to share the video with largely ignored the Grove- the county apologizing for the events that occurred in 1949. injuries and was taken the child’s mother, Palm land Four episode that [AMBER RICCINTO/ DAILY COMMERCIAL] to Leesburg Regional Beach County Sheriff’s Office continues to enrage people Medical Center. He told records state. across the nation in hopes Groveland resident and a Samuel Shepherd, Charles deputies Pringle tried to Amilcar Morales-Aguilar, of letting the community board member of the Grove- Greenlee and Ernest Thomas shove him out of the way. 34, was arrested Sunday on put the darkest episode in land Historical Society, had of raping her. Thomas fled Pringle was taken to three counts of sexual assault the city's history behind it. a simple explanation. Lake County the next day Orlando Regional Medi- on a minor. He is being held At the Groveland His- “Enough people are talk- but was tracked down, shot cal Center with head in the Palm Beach County jail torical Museum, which is ing about it that we don’t and killed by a posse, includ- injuries. without the possibility of post- operated by the Groveland have to,” King said. ing then-Sheriff Willis It seems unlikely that ing bond. Historical Society, there is Last week, a 90-minute McCall. Both Shepherd charges will be filed The child was 11 years old no mention of the time in PBS documentary titled and Irving were sentenced against the woman who when they met about three 1949 when four young black “The Groveland Four,” to death while Greenlee, accidentally struck the years ago at church, according men were accused without highlighted the incident, a juvenile, was given a life two who were standing in to sheriff’s records. It’s unclear evidence of raping a white when Norma Padgett, a sentence. Gray’s Airport Road early where the church is located. woman. 17-year-old Groveland farm After meeting, Morales- Howard King, a longtime girl, accused Walter Irvin, See PAST, A5 See DEPUTY, A4 Aguilar persistently asked the child to come to his home, records state. It was not immediately clear where Morales-Aguilar lived at the time, though records indicate Cops: man robbed vendor of fi reworks he most recently stayed in Lake Worth. Clermont man assault with worth of fireworks. When 215 U.S. 27, but whose name The child eventually agreed took fi reworks a firearm she told him to pay for them, appears different on sheriff's to go over. That’s when he from tented stand and tam- reports said, he lifted his reports, told deputies that raped the 11-year-old and before fi ring shots pering with shirt, pulled a pistol from his Santisteban returned to the recorded it, sheriff’s records or harass- waistband and pointed it in area and shot at her while state. Staff Report ing a victim the air. Albaugh said she and she stood outside behind the He texted the child the next Santisteban or witness, her employee ran inside her club. She earlier had thought week and said he would show CLERMONT – A Clermont the Lake tent, then heard a gunshot a he was planning to steal from the video to the child’s mother man is accused of stealing County Sheriff's Department few seconds later. the club. unless the child returned to his fireworks from a tent on the reports. The suspect fled in a car Deputies searched the area home. Fourth of July and pulling a Stand owner Rachel with the fireworks and two but did not locate the sus- He raped the child repeat- gun on at least two people Albaugh told deputies that other men, who later spoke pect. Several hours later, edly over the next two years, who confronted him. she and a stand employee with deputies but face no however, Santisteban was according to sheriff’s office Jose Diaz Santisteban, 24, confronted Santisteban charges. found in an undisclosed records. of 15928 Robins Hill Loop, behind the stand on High Another witness who location, tased and arrested. is charged with armed rob- Grove Road about 10 p.m., identified herself as the He was being held Thursday See BRIEF, A4 bery, grand theft, aggravated where she saw he had $600 manager of nearby Club 27, at the Lake County Jail. A4 Friday, July 6, 2018 | DailyCommercial.com INMEMORY Funeral Services Funeral Services
Darlene Cleo Elbrecht James S. Lloyd Darlene Cleo Elbrecht, will be a private design business, Mr. age 75, of Fruitland gathering. Arrangements Poster, in Broad Ripple Park, FL passed away entrusted to Beyers (Indianapolis) Indiana, Saturday, June 30, 2018 Funeral Home and where he created in East Kingston, NH. Crematory, Lady Lake, complex models used A Celebration of Life FL. Online condolences as trial exhibits in major will be held at 3:00p.m. may be left at www. commercial litigation, Tracy A. Richards, 55, was killed by Lake County Tuesday, July 10, 2018 BeyersFuneralHome.com among other things. Jim at the Lady Lake Chapel deputies after he threatened the fi ve members of the was an avid and talented of Beyers Funeral Home SWAT team and rushed toward them. “The deputies, amateur race car driver where friends may call fearing for their lives, shot him,” said Sheriff’s Lt. John (instructor, Skip Barber from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m Herrell. [FRANK STANFIELD/DAILY COMMERCIAL] Tuesday. The Interment Racing School), sailor, photographer, reader, and emergency, Herrell said. progressive thinker. He STANDOFF Two weeks ago, a was ever cheerful, kind deputy was forced to Dorothy S. Ponce to all, and had a fantastic From Page A1 shoot a home-invasion sense of humor and zest Dorothy S. Ponce age 90, Friends may call on the suspect in the leg in a for life and will be greatly shootout at a Bassville of Aynor, S.C. went to be family Saturday July 7th James S. Lloyd, 79, missed by all. A Memorial He walked around Park house, and three with the Lord July 3, at her from 12:00 to 1:30 at the passed away on June 30, Service will be held on the corner to the Grove weeks ago, Eustis police sons home in Aynor, S.C. funeral home. Funeral 2018 in Tavares, Florida, Tuesday, July 10, 2018, Center Plaza and went shot and killed a suicidal Dorothy was born August Services will begin at after suffering from heart 16, 1927 in Leesburg, 1:30 PM in the chapel. at 1:00 p.m. (gathering behind the shopping man, Dillan Ezell, who disease for many years. Florida. To her parents Interment will follow at 1:00 and service center where he soon was making threatening Jim was born on May 10, the late James Ernest and the services at Hillcrest at 2:00) at Steverson found himself hemmed gestures with what they 1939 in Grand Rapids, Evelyn N. Dorris Ponce. Memorial Gardens, Hamlin and Hilbish in by a chain-link fence. later learned was a BB gun. Michigan to Lester Dorothy moved several Leesburg, Florida. Page- Funeral Home, 226 E. “At that point, with “It’s a sign of the James Lloyd and Vivian years ago from Lake City, Theus Funeral Home Burleigh Blvd., Tavares, FL the gun in his hand, he times,” Herrell said of Janet (Roest) Lloyd. He FL to Aynor. SC to be and Cremation Services, 32778. In lieu of flowers, charged the deputies, the rising number of law is predeceased by his closer to her son. She is 914 West Main Street, donations can be made yelling at them, and that’s enforcement-involved parents and also by his survived by a son, Jamie ( Leesburg, Florida. to The ARC of Indiana, when they shot to defend shootings. It is troubling daughter Jennifer. He Beverly) Ponce of Aynor, an organization serving themselves,” Herrell said. and it is scary.” SC. two daughters, Marcia is survived by his wife, the needs of persons The five SWAT team “That’s why we tip our Brown of Vermont and Annie Lloyd, his step- with developmental members have been hats to them. They go out Wendy Lavery of Orlando, daughter Erika Roach disabilities in put on administra- every day and put their Fl She is also survived by (Neal), grand-children Indiana. (arcind.org). tive leave pending a lives on the line and do six grandchildren and Sam and Sydney, and Arrangements have Florida Department what they can to keep us two great grandchildren. sister Heidi Lloyd. Jim was been entrusted to of Law Enforcement safe,” he said. a proud graduate of the Steverson, Hamlin & investigation into There have been 13 University of Michigan Hilbish Funerals and the officer-involved law-enforcement offi- (B.S. 1961,Industrial Cremations, 226 E. shooting. It’s standard cer involved shootings Design) and of the Earline R. Wright Burleigh Blvd., Tavares, procedure. Meanwhile, in the Orlando area, not Officer Candidate School First Missionary Baptist FL 32778, (352)343-4444. the Sheriff’s Office has counting the three in in Newport, Rhode Church 200 Wright Online condolences other SWAT teams that Lake County, since May, Island. After serving in Street, Groveland, FL. may be left on the can respond in case of an according to the FDLE. Interment will be held the amphibious Navy Tribute Wall at www. on Monday, July 9, 2018 for several years as a steversonhamlinhilbish. at 11 A.M. in the Florida commander of a LSD com Montes said. National Cemetery (Landing Ship, Dock) in The Sheriff’s Office is 6502 SW 102nd Avenue, the Mediterranean and DEPUTY still investigating the car Bushnell, FL. Visitation Caribbean, Jim worked From Page A3 burglary, Herrell said. will be held Saturday, as a field representative Wednesday's incident July 7, 2018 from 1:30 for the Ford Motor Co., highlights the dangers P.M. until funeral time for many years. He later Funeral Services for Wednesday, according that law enforcement at the church. www. opened his own graphic Earline R. Wright, 91, zandersfuneralhome.com to a Florida Highway officers face during traf- of Leesburg, FL will “A Zanders Service” (407) Patrol spokeswoman. fic stops. The Florida be held Saturday, July 886-3388 * (407)886-5656 “They were definitely Department of Highway 7, 2018 at 3:00 P.M. at (FAX) James Augustus Cole III in the road and it was very Safety and Motor Vehi- James A. Cole III (78) 1970. Jim worked as dark,” said Trooper Kim cles documented 212 passed away Tuesday, a city planner for the Montes. crashes involving motor- July 3. Survived by wife N.E. G.A. Planning Kim Johnson, 53, of ists who failed to moved Katharine and stepson and Development Lady Lake, told troopers over for emergency or Tommy Gardner, Jim Commission and, for she saw the headlights service vehicles stopped was born in Kingstree, S. 35 years, had his own but not the men. Because on roadsides. C., grew up in Leesburg, business restoring Pringle did not have And on Thursday, a graduated from L.H.S. antique furniture. He was his blue lights flashing, Lady Lake police officer in 1960 and U.G.A. in a “master of his craft”. she did not even know it experienced a close call was a patrol car, Montes just after midnight when said. he was stopped along the She was headed north side of the road to help an in a 2013 Chevy Camaro injured dog and a passing and the men were stand- motorist struck his patrol ing in the northbound car. Vivian J. Furlow lane at 6:09 a.m. The The motorist, Iman Vivian J. Furlow, 65 of patrol car was facing Adonis Braddock, 31, Eustis died Tuesday, July south. Damage to the was charged with driving 3, 2018. Hayes Brothers Camaro is consistent under the influence with Funeral Home. Eustis with a car traveling 35 to property damage and Chapel. 352.589.4666 40 mph. The speed limit driving with a revoked at that location is 45, license.
“I heard all the noise and saw all the tents fl ying still in a fog. RUNS in the air. He didn’t answer any of my commands. “He didn’t answer any He was just stiff . He just locked up.” of my commands. He was From Page A3 just stiff. He just locked Greg Rodgers, resident of New Smyrna Beach up.” Thursday’s incident to be treated for non- was the second time this life-threatening injuries, year that someone was Etheridge said. grandfather’s right leg in Matthew Eickler, 18, of run over by a vehicle The driver, who is an effort to get his foot off Tampa, was the one who while sunbathing on a from Mount Dora, did the accelerator. jumped through the pas- Volusia beach. not require any medical Meanwhile, one man senger side window to In April, Claire Mulder assistance at the scene. jumped through the pas- reach the brake. of Brooklyn, New York, Etheridge said he was “a senger side window and “It was rolling pretty was run over by an bit confused” moments pulled the emergency good,” said Eickler, who Audi TT Coupe in New after the incident. brake while another man guessed the car was going Smyrna Beach. The car’s The names of the driver reached in through the about 10 mph before he tires barely missed driv- and injured sunbath- driver’s side and pulled jumped in the car. ing over the 35-year-old ers were not available the key out of the ignition. Greg Rodgers, 44, of woman, who suffered Thursday. Etheridge said The driver’s grandson New Smyrna Beach, was only abrasions on her hip it would take several days also had taken his hand the one who reached and shoulder after sink- for the crash report to be and pushed down on the through the driver’s side ing deeper into the sand finished. brake pedal, witnesses window. while the car was over Witnesses said the said. “I heard all the noise her. Lifeguards said she person in the passenger “You could see that (the and saw all the tents was lying outside the seat of the car was the driver) was conscious, flying in the air,” Rod- designated parking area driver’s grandson. After but not responsive,” said gers said, adding that when she was struck by he grabbed the wheel, Pam Michael of Mount by the time the car had the car. The driver was he physically lifted his Dora. “It was very scary.” stopped, the driver was not cited.
was consensual. BRIEF The age of consent in Florida is 18 years old, From Page A3 according to Florida Stat- utes. People between the ages of 16 and 17 can give And he kept the video, the consent to a partner up to child told authorities. the age of 23. Anyone 24 When authorities spoke years old or older commits a with Morales-Aguilar last felony if he or she engages in week about the allegations, sexual activity with some- he told detectives the sex one under the age of 18. DailyCommercial.com | Friday, July 6, 2018 A5
Trump said in a tweet Pruitt “had hinted at During his one-year A July 4 PRUITT that Deputy Administrator that (sic) some sort of tenure, Pruitt crisscrossed twister Andrew Wheeler, a former conversation had taken the country at taxpayer caused From Page A1 coal industry executive, will place between he and the expense to speak with damage to assume the acting adminis- president,” Dravis told con- industry groups and Fish Camp trator position Monday. gressional investigators, hobnob with GOP donors, restaurant, of the transformative Pruitt’s resignation came according to a transcript but he showed little inter- a shed work that is occurring,” days after two of his former obtained Thursday by The est in listening to advocates behind Pruitt wrote. “However, senior staffers spoke to Associated Press. “That he derided as “the environ- Winn-Dixie the unrelenting attacks on House oversight committee was the position he was mental left.” Those groups and a fence. me personally, my family, investigators and revealed originally interested in.” applauded his departure. [FACEBOOK] are unprecedented and new, embarrassing details A former Oklahoma “Despite his brief have taken a sizable toll in ethics allegations against attorney general close to tenure, Pruitt was the on all of us.” Pruitt. the oil and gas industry, worst EPA chief in his- Pruitt had appeared Samantha Dravis, Pruitt had filed more than tory,” said Kieran Wednesday at a White Pruitt’s former policy chief a dozen lawsuits against Suckling, executive Exhaust turbines were House picnic for Inde- at EPA, told the investiga- the agency he was picked to director of the Center for TWISTER blown away and a heavy pendence Day, wearing a tors last week that Pruitt lead. Arriving in Washing- Biological Diversity. “His exhaust fan was dumped red-checked shirt and loaf- had made clear to her before ton, he worked relentlessly corruption was his down- From Page A1 on U.S. Highway 441. ers with gold trim. Trump and after he became EPA to dismantle Obama-era fall, but his pro-polluter Behind the Winn- gave him and other officials administrator that he would environmental regulations policies will have our kids Dixie down the road, a a brief shout-out, offering like the attorney general’s that aimed to reduce toxic breathing dirtier air long Summer twisters and shed exploded, spewing no sign of any immediate job, held then and now by pollution and planet- after his many scandals water spouts are pretty contents and pieces of change in his job. Jeff Sessions. warming carbon emissions. are forgotten.” typical in Florida, said aluminum everywhere. Jessie Smith, a meteo- The roof also seemed to rologist in the Weather have sustained damage. issues — momentum is Republicans to ward Service’s Melbourne The Weather Service COURT also growing among GOP off potential criticisms, office. sends experts to damage supporters and detractors according to one con- The problem is that they sites for big storms, but in From Page A1 of the top contenders. servative who was the flair up fast and fly under this case, the Lake County Conservatives and recipient of such outreach the radar – literally. Emergency Operations some libertarian-leaning and spoke on condition of The biggest weather Center checked it out. With customary fan- Republicans, includ- anonymity Thursday to radars can see what’s The big clincher, how- fare, Trump plans to ing Sen. Rand Paul of discuss the situation. going on up to 7,000 feet, ever, were the videos on announce his selection Kentucky, have raised With the Senate nar- but distance is a factor, news websites and those Monday night. But as he concerns about Kavana- rowly divided, 51-49, too. Because of the cur- from individuals. “It was builds suspense for his ugh, warning he could in favor of Republicans, vature of the earth, a obvious it was a tornado,” second court pick in two disappoint Republicans Trump’s announcement water-hugging tornado Smith said. years — a nominee who if his past decisions are a will launch a contentious Brett Kavanaugh appears like the one that tor- It’s important to note could tip the balance guide. confirmation process as before the Senate Judiciary mented Tavares won’t the difference, she said, toward conservatives To counter that, Kava- Republicans seek to shift Committee, April 2004 on even show up on a radar because micro-bursts and revisit landmark rul- naugh’s allies have begun the court to the right and Capitol Hill in Washington. far away, maybe not with their severe down ings on abortion access, pushing back, reach- Democrats strive to block [DENNIS COOK/ASSOCIATED even on the ones used by blasts are often mistaken gay marriage and other ing out to influential the effort. PRESS FILE] Orlando TV stations, she for twisters. said. There was no doubt “There was no watch or about the kind of storm curator, is to simply share any museum,” Grenier but creating an exhibit warning on this one,” said that that roared through PAST the known and “complete” said. “What happened at at the museum wouldn't Tom Carpenter, director mobile home parks in history of the area. the time is nobody’s fault help people "put it behind of the EOC. “It just popped Lady Lake and Lack Mack From Page A3 “My job as a curator is today. People can look at them.” up from a thunderstorm.” on Ground Hog Day 2007, to tell the County’s com- the information and take “When all that hap- Wednesday’s twister killing 20 and crushing and plete story, which means away what they want from pened, Groveland was a damaged the roof of the flipping houses like sar- In November 1951, the beautiful stories and it. It's just a piece of our little Southern town with restaurant, especially the dine cans. NAACP Special Counsel the tragic ones as well,” history.” families that had learned skylight, which popped “You can’t even com- Thurgood Marshall had Grenier said. Tim Loucks, a former to live in peace 'together off, sending ceiling tiles pare the two storms,” the death penalty verdicts Grenier said that although Groveland mayor who but separate' and what crashing to the floor. Smith said. overturned by the U.S. none of the initial incidents helped push to exoner- happened was really out Supreme Court. While surrounding the Groveland ate the Groveland Four, of their control," he said. transporting Shepherd Four took place in Tavares, believes there should be a "The town was segregated and Irving from Raiford the story is part of Lake Groveland Four display at but it was not violent." State Prison back to the County’s history as much the Groveland museum. Groveland Councilman Lake County Jail, McCall as Groveland’s. In 2016, the city issued Mike Radzik is sensitive to claimed he was jumped by He said though every a resolution apologizing the stigma created by the the handcuffed pair, so he detail may not be known, it to the families. The Lake event and hopes to create shot them three times each. is known that the incident County Commission and a “Unity Day” to bring Shepherd died instantly, took place. the Florida Legislature fol- people together. and Irvin said he survived Grenier is planning a lowed suit. Groveland City Manager by playing dead. Groveland Four exhibit in “The alleged crime did Mike Hein said there have Irvin was eventually the Lake County Historical not happen in Groveland, been discussions about found guilty, had his sen- Museum. but the arrest did and the commemorating the tence commuted to life in He also said that because command post was located Groveland Four. prison and was paroled in the museum is located in here. Ignoring it is not “Apologies have been 1968. Greenlee was paroled the old Lake County Court- going to make it go away,” issued by the city, but eight years earlier. house where McCall once Loucks said. “I don’t think sometimes people need Descendants of the both roamed the halls and where we have the right to be something more durable,” families also live in the area trials took place, a display selective on which history Hein said. and there have been at least there would be meaningful. we choose to recognize or "We are the fast- two books written about “Especially now, we tell and which history we est growing city in Lake the incident – one by Gary should be ready for those choose not to, even if don’t County and one of the Corsair and one by Gil- people who have seen the like elements of it.” most diverse," he said. "We bert King -- and a movie, documentary or the movie Howard King said the enjoy that and because of based on King’s Pulitzer when it comes out. That’s community is embar- that, we have to have inclu- Prize winning “Devil in the our job. That’s the job of rassed by what happened sive conversations.” Grove: Thurgood Marshall, the Groveland Boys, and the Dawn of a New America,” is due out soon The museum board and Historical Society’s stance is that because there are so many conflicting sto- ries about what happened and there is no one to prove or disprove any of it, so it’s best not to promote the story at all. Groveland Historical Society President Marie Padgett – who is not related to Norma Padgett – said when people come into the Groveland museum asking about the Groveland Four, they are referred to online sources for information or to the city library for the books that have been pub- lished on the subject. “We agreed since the first Groveland Four book was being published, and we could not offer any addi- tional documentation or expertise, we did not wish to risk backlash from the com- munity with a “best guess” exhibit,” Howard King wrote in an email. “Anyone who is asked about the events will give a different description. Few people alive today were there, and even their descriptions vary, if they offer one. In today’s times, I would not believe ANYONE who was not old enough at the time to comprehend the mood of the community with respect to the sequence of events…” Bob Grenier, the curator of the Lake County Histori- cal Museum, run by the Lake County Historical Society, said the responsibility of a museum and the job of its A6 Friday, July 6, 2018 | DailyCommercial.com BUSINESS
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OUR OPINION Kudos to two lawmakers who heard the public on ‘do not call’
ach year Florida’s Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services releases Florida residents’ top gripes about business’ bad behavior. E And typically leading the list — by a long shot, with nearly half of overall complaints in 2016 and 2017, for exam- ple — are the telemarketers and robocallers who violate the state’s “Do Not Call” law. It’s also a major problem for Flo- ridians on a national scale. The Federal Trade Commission, which regulates the national Do Not Call List, reported that in 2017 Florida residents filed 588,000 of the 3.5 million com- plaints it received for unwanted telephonic solicitation. But as of last Sunday, Florida residents got some much- needed help in this regard — thanks to lawmakers from neigh- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR boring Polk County’s delegation: state Sen. Denise Grimsley, a Sebring Republican who represents the southern half of Polk Stop picking on older now, but I’m still the states: If all candidates for an County, and state Rep. Sam Killebrew, R-Winter Haven. Florida teachers same “real me.” I love my office have the same party The pair sponsored a new state law, which took effect country, wife, children affiliation and the win- Sunday, that empowers telephone companies to proac- Once again Rick Scott and friends. If necessary, I ner will have no opposition tively block calls from numbers of suspected robocall- is trying to demoralize will fight the enemy to my in the general election, all ers or “spoof” callers, or those who utilize a fake number teachers. Now he wants last bullet to allow grand- qualified electors, regard- to disguise the real number from which they are calling. to dismantle teacher’s mas, fatties and skinnies less of party affiliation, In a recent meeting with The Ledger’s editorial board, unions that have less to show their “real me.” may vote in the primary Grimsley told us her advocacy was based on personal expe- than 50-percent mem- Thank you for your time, elections for that office. rience. She had to deal with “Elizabeth,” an aggressive and bership. If they had a but please excuse me while The advisory opinion by annoying prerecorded telemarketer who made repeated decent wage, more could I take a nap and dream of Katherine Harris has been calls to Grimsley in an effort to sell her a vacation package. afford to join the union. the “good old days.” challenged only once in Federal and state laws already prohibit much of this activ- I’d like to know what he the courts in 2006. I was ity. For instance, consumers who enroll on the federal or has against teachers. My Robert C. Wagner, Leesburg the plaintiff in Marvin state do-not-call lists are supposed to be shielded from granddaughter teaches in Jacobson v. Hubert Dale such calls, except under certain circumstances, which can New Jersey, and she can’t Shady election politics Martin III in a hearing held include having a prior relationship with the company or if the afford to teach here. in Lake county. Needles call comes from a charity, pollster, or political campaign. The write-in scam reared to say, I did not win. Yet, as a House staff analysis of the new law noted, Carol Kummer, Bushnell its ugly head again when The write-in’s name does “Many robocalls and spoofed calls are made without regard Kimberly Semento, a Repub- not appear on the ballot, but to the laws in place to prevent them.” One reason is that Miss America and the lican, filed as a write-in the as a registered write in, all these callers, many of which are scammers or identity ‘real me’ movement District 2 Commissioners votes received are counted. thieves, utilize new technology to circumvent the lists. Republican primary race In many elections the Grimsley shared with us that another key reason On the front page of your between Sean Parks and Tad write-in has not received for that is the phone companies themselves weren’t June 7 newspaper is an Schnaufer. By filing, without a single vote, rarely hav- permitted to block such calls, except when peo- article that states that the paying any money or collect- ing double digit votes. ple were members of the do-not-call registry. Miss America Contest was ing petitions, Kimberly dis- In some counties we This new law changes that, and should eliminating the bathing enfranchised 128,265 voters have professional write- help reduce such activity, she added. suit contest because they in Lake County for this race. in candidates who have What’s noteworthy about this new law is that wanted to show the “real The legal but ethically been in many different it builds on the work of the industry. me” of each contestant. challenged act by Kimberly races for a fee to help one According to the House analysis, the Federal Commu- The owners of the Miss disenfranchised all the reg- candidate. In this latest nications Commission in 2016 urged the telecommunica- America pageant must be istered Democrats, Inde- scam in Lake county, I tions industry to help address this problem, and from that careful of the laws of dis- pendents, NPA’s and other will leave it to the voters emerged the Robocall Strike Force. One task force recom- crimination. These women party voters in Lake County. to decide which candi- mendation entailed the creation of a “Do Not Originate” are not all beautiful young It is all based on a advisory date hired the write in. list, a compilation of phone numbers known to be illegiti- ladies. There will be grand- opinion issued in 2000 by It is a sad reflection mate. Last November the FCC adopted the recommenda- mas, fatties and skinny ones Katherine Harris, that a on the Florida Legisla- tion, which also helped form the basis of Florida’s new law. showing their “real me.” write in meets the Florida ture and governor and Under the new statute, telecom providers can now block I enlisted in the U.S. Constitutions requirement gives meaning to the calls if the customer requests so after recognizing a number Army during the Korean of opposition in the General “duh” into Flori“duh.” is for inboundcalls only, if the number is not a valid phone War and was taught how Election. Article VI, Sec- number (such as consisting of just one repeated digit), or if to kill the enemy. I’m tion 5(b). That provision Marvin Jacobson, Clermont the number has not been allocated to a provider or has been allocated but has not been used or assigned to a customer. As the government acknowledges, no law is perfect. So it’s possible the scammers and the irritating “Eliza- beths” will still find a way through this electronic wall. HAVE YOUR SAY But we appreciate the work of Grimsley, Killebrew and the rest of the Legislature to help reduce consumers’ frus- We welcome signed letters and guest columns. Letters should not exceed 300 words and columns tration level and protect them from the fraudsters. should not exceed 500 words. Columns need to include a recent headshot of the writer. We edit for length, clarity, and grammar. Mail: Voices, P.O. Box 490007, Leesburg, FL 34749-0007 Email: letters@ The Ledger, Lakeland dailycommercial.com Fax: 352-365-1951
ANOTHER OPINION Thank you Rob Hiaasen for living with compassion, gratitude hank you. a sounding board. He’d deleted) bad, how about you?” these five beacons of light. encouraged me, taught Rob Hiaasen ended share his unique perspec- Then, he’d tell you about the Our newsroom’s mis- me and inspired me. T nearly every con- tive on life — making the wonderful story he’d dug sion will never change, but So, thank you. Thank you versation with me — and mundane exhilarating. out about an animal control we will be better by shar- for taking a chance on me his co-workers — with The world lost Rob, Ger- fella in Bowie, or a politi- ing their influences with the during a time my confidence those two words. ald Fischman, Wendi Win- cal prodigy high schooler or world in the work we do. was low and a change was Thank you. ters, John McNamara and the folks who flocked to the Rob Hiaasen was more than needed. In the past 15 months, Rob’s genuine generosity Rebecca Smith last Thursday. streets when the train carrying a mentor and a boss. He was a you’ve allowed me to grow and and spirit came through those Each was a gentle, caring RFK’s body passed through. friend. He was Mr. Rob to my helped restore my confidence. eyes, that smile and that laugh. soul who generously shared Rebecca would bounce daughters. He showered my Thanks for giving me God, he could make you feel their expertise and time through the newsroom looking oldest, Olivia, with attention room to develop my own like the most important person with those in their orbit. to help. It might be a request and delighted in her person- leadership style. I’ve stolen on Earth. For him, you were. If Wendi was a whirl- for supplies or delivering alized drawings for him. much of that from you. you were lucky enough to have wind of activity. She was boxes to a colleague mov- He taped Olivia and Siena’s Hardly a day goes by when a minute with Rob, you were a prolific writer who knew ing to her first apartment. recent artistic creation to I don’t learn something from the only person in his universe. every backstory and every- Capital Gazette was dev- the window at his desk. It you — how to look around He asked about the family, body in Annapolis. She astated Thursday. The world mattered to him. He was that corner for the real story the kids, your weekend, your was a proud mother and lost five bright souls who used an inspiration, and I will or hearing you walk through vacation plans, the Capi- a relentless volunteer. their passion for storytelling unabashedly steal his com- a story with a reporter. tals’ defense or if you needed Gerald was on the opposite to serve their community. passion and generosity. Your guidance has been anything. You mattered. energy spectrum but beloved Their spirit remains. Those I am forever grateful my invaluable and I appreciate it. You were special. You were for his dedication to the blessed to know these incred- path crossed Rob’s. I recog- Thanks. important. You’d ramble on. craft of journalism and bit- ible people will honor them by nized his gifts immediately. Of course, Rob — who Then, he’d thank you. ing wit. His words were few sharing their light. As Capital I delivered this to cringed at compliments but Unconditional giv- but often were pointed and Gazette continues to report on Rob in May 2013. offered them frequently — ing. Rob Hiaasen enriched could bring the house down the news, events and people Rob, turned it around to thank me. everyone who was fortu- with a perfectly timed quip on impacting our community, we Just a quick note to say Thank you, Rob, nate enough to know him. If the latest political scandal. must embody their generos- thanks. I realize I have been for everything. you knew him, he was your John had a wicked cynical ity, wisdom and dedication. truly blessed in my profes- friend — it was mandatory. sense of humor. A casual “how We cannot forget grati- sional career and I don’t Jimmy DeButts is Community He was a fountain of ya doing?” often was greeted tude. We are fortunate acknowledge enough News Editor and Metro Col- encouragement. He was with a “pretty (expletive our lives intersected with those who believed in me, umnist for Capital Gazette. A8 Friday, July 6, 2018 | DailyCommercial.com FIVE-DAY FORECAST FOR LEESBURG NATIONAL WEATiHERlFOR Jig 6,2018 Shown are noon positions of weather systems and precipitation. Temperature bandss highs are for today’ the TODAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY day. Forecast high/low temperatures are given for selected cities.
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By Howard Fendrich was stunned in the second began this week with a 1-4 The Associated Press round 5-7, 6-2, 6-1 by 47th- record at Wimbledon and ranked Alison Van Uytvanck only one Grand Slam quarter- LONDON — Garbine of Belgium on Thursday, final appearance to her name. Muguruza insisted she wasn’t the latest upset in a series of Muguruza, meanwhile, owns thinking about attempting to them at the grass-court major two major titles, including collect a second consecutive tournament. the 2016 French Open, and Wimbledon championship. “It’s a little bit sad,” Mugu- was the runner-up at the All She was adamant that she was ruza said. “But today didn’t go England Club in 2015. not focusing on defending her my way.” But that didn’t matter on title. That’s become a famil- this day. “It doesn’t really matter,” iar refrain for prominent Van Uytvanck was aggres- she would say, “what hap- women at this topsy-turvy sive from the baseline, pened in 2017.” Wimbledon. compiling a 29-18 advantage Well, it seems safe to say Only two of the top eight in winners, and broke in seven Spain’s Garbine Muguruza falls trying to return the ball to Alison Van she’ll really want to forget seeded women are still in the of Muguruza’s 13 service Uytvanck of Belgium, during their women’s singles match, on the what happened at the All Eng- field after four days of action. fourth day at the Wimbledon Championships Thursday in London. land Club in 2018. Muguruza Van Uytvanck, meanwhile, See OUT, B3 [BEN CURTIS/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS]
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MOSCOW — What to watch for in Friday’s matchups at the World Cup quarterfinals:
Teammates vs. Teammates
The first match features a number of teammates on their professional clubs facing off against each other when France takes on Uru- guay in Nizhny Novgorod. France forward Antoine Griezmann plays at Atletico Madrid alongside Uruguayan defenders Diego Godin and Jose Maria Gimenez; Godin is godfather to Griezmann’s daughter. Those ties are so thick that Uruguay striker Luis Suarez needled Griezmann this week for trying to be Uruguayan. Suarez himself will find a Barcelona team- mate on the other side of the pitch in French defender Samuel Umtiti. Darrell Wallace Jr. looks up at the sky before a NASCAR Monster Energy Cup series practice at Daytona International Speedway, Thursday With so much talent on both in Daytona Beach, Fla. [JOHN RAOUX/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] sides, the late game in Kazan features even more intrasquad intrigue: Manchester City’s NASCAR’s ‘Young behind the wheel of iconic as NASCAR’s version of The failure of the new crop of Gabriel Jesus, Fernandinho Stars’ tired of blame car numbers that could Next Big Thing. drivers that have failed to and Danilo against team- for sport’s woes excite old-school fans, yet Yet, at NASCAR’s halfway replace retired stars Dale mates Vincent Kompany and a pair with enough social point, the series returns this Earnhardt Jr., Tony Stewart, Kevin De Bruyne of Belgium; By Dan Gelston media savvy that might weekend to Daytona Inter- Jeff Gordon, Carl Edwards Brazil’s Willian against Chel- The Associated Press attract millennials to a sport national Speedway with and even Danica Patrick in sea teammates Eden Hazard, in dire need of a spark. the so-called Young Guns performance or popularity. Michy Batshuayi and Thibaut DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. The kids were coming! in danger of becoming The “We still have an issue Courtois, all Belgian; and — It was the finish NASCAR Wallace and good buddy Next Big Bust. with star power, and hope- Belgium’s Thomas Meunier banked on as the genesis Ryan Blaney, Chase Elliott, They’re not winning races fully this stable of young against his Brazilian team- of its ballyhooed youth William Byron and Daniel — or even fans inside their drivers coming along will mates at Paris Saint-Germain movement. Suarez were among the rela- sport. start to win and build their — Marquinhos, Thiago Silva Austin Dillon and Darrell tive newcomers in NASCAR International Speed- brands,” Saunders said and Neymar. Wallace Jr. finished 1-2 in who had their images plas- way Corp. President John Thursday. the Daytona 500, a promis- tered on billboards and Saunders pinned some of Speed and skill ing pair of 20-somethings program covers and hailed NASCAR’s woes on the See NASCAR, B3 vs. Solid D
Belgium is scoring almost a goal a game more than any other team in the tourna- ment, with 12 in four matches. Brazil, to the surprise of some, Webb Simpson’s 61 leads PGA event in WV has allowed just one goal in its four games. Only one other team has been that stingy: The Associated Press “I knew a 59 was in there, the horn sounded stopping 2014 and lost a one-stroke Uruguay, which will face a but it’s all right,” Simpson play just as he was hitting his lead on the back nine in the France attack loaded with WHITE SULPHUR said. “Great start. Scores tee shot on the par-4 13th. final round in 2011 and 2012. speed and scorers. In both SPRINGS, W.Va. — Webb were good though, so you’ve The shot landed on a hillside. He’s got several young- cases, something will have to Simpson ran out of sensa- got to keep the pedal down.” “Momentum is a funny sters chasing him. give. tional shots in the end to Kim had back-to-back thing, but I should feel good The 26-year-old Kim has keep him from joining an bogeys on the front nine when I got back out there,” never won on the PGA Tour, Neymar being Neymar elite group. on the Old White TPC, and Simpson said during the losing in a three-way playoff Simpson shot a 9-under- then ran off five birdies delay. in Las Vegas in November. The most expensive player par 61 for a one-stroke lead over a seven-hole stretch. After play resumed, Simp- The 19-year-old Nie- in the world has had a strong over Whee Kim after the first The South Korean had 10 son’s pitch from the hill went mann had his lowest score tournament so far and is the round of A Military Tribute birdies overall and shot 62. across the 13th fairway into in nine PGA Tour starts this biggest star whose team is at The Greenbrier in West Teenager Joaquin Niemann tall fescue. His approach season. Niemann played in still alive. Some think Neymar Virginia on Thursday. of Chile was another stroke shot landed 3 feet from the this tournament a year ago could even win his first FIFA Simpson posted his best back at 7-under 63. pin and he escaped with as an amateur, shot 64 in player of the year award if career score after shak- Kelly Kraft shot 64 while par. He added birdies on the the final round and tied for Brazil wins it all. ing off a two-hour weather Jason Kokrak, Keegan Brad- par-4 14th and 16th holes. 29th place. But he’s increasingly catch- delay with six holes left in ley and J.J. Henry were at 65. Simpson, whose four- “I’m one of the youngest ing grief about his flopping, his round. He came up short Playing in the afternoon, shot victory at The Players out here so I feel like I’ve got diving and writhing around in his bid to shoot the eighth Simpson had three consecu- Championship in May was nothing to lose,” Niemann after minor contact. Will that sub-60 round on the PGA tive birdies around the turn, his first win in more than said. “My game was feeling prompt the referee to give Tour. Needing birdies on the then chipped in for eagle on four years, has seen his share really good and my putter the Belgian defenders more par-5 17th and the par-3 18th the par-5 12th to move to 7 of chances in West Virginia was good. So all my game leeway, or will Neymar keep for a 59, he parred both. under. A few minutes later, before. He finished third in was good today.” getting the calls? B2 Friday, July 6, 2018 | DailyCommercial.com SCOREBOARD
At St. Petersburg, Russia Spain and Pablo Carreno-Busta, Spain, 6-4, 7-6 Zander Lombard, South Africa 36-34—70 HOW TO REACH US SOCCER Sweden 1, Switzerland 0 (10), 2-6, 6-1. Also At Moscow Alexander Peya, Austria and Nikola Mektic (8), Kiradech Aphibarnrat, Thailand 35-38—73 MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER England 1, Colombia 1 (England wins 4-3 on Croatia, def. Jurgen Melzer, Austria and Daniel David Lipsky, United States 31-42—73 Paul Jenkins, Sports Editor All times Eastern penalty kicks) Nestor, Canada, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4. Haotong Li, China 36-37—73 Email: [email protected] EASTERN CONFERENCE Santiago Gonzalez, Mexico and Marcelo Jon Rahm, Spain 36-38—74 W L T PTS GF GA QUARTERFINALS Demoliner, Brazil, def. Marius Copil, Romania Rafa Cabrera-Bello, Spain 39-37—76 Phone: 352-365-8204 Atlanta United FC 11 4 4 37 40 23 Today and Stefanos Tsitsipas, Greece, 6-4, 6-4, 6-2. Julian Suri, United States 36-40—76 New York Red Bulls 10 4 2 32 34 16 At Nizhny Novgorod, Russia Mike Bryan, United States and Jack Sock (7), Matthew Fitzpatrick, England 39-38—77 New York City FC 9 4 4 31 34 24 France vs. Uruguay, 10 a.m. United States, def. Daniele Bracciali, Italy and Chase Koepka, United States 37-41—78 SPORTS RESULTS Columbus 8 5 6 30 24 19 At Kazan, Russia Andreas Seppi, Italy, 6-3, 2-0, ret. Daniel Im, United States 38-42—80 New England 7 4 6 27 30 25 Brazil vs. Belgium, 2 p.m. Matwe Middelkoop, Netherlands and Sander Chicago 6 7 5 23 27 31 Saturday Arends, Netherlands, def. Austin Krajicek, United Schools or coaches can report game results by calling Montreal 7 11 0 21 22 31 At Samara, Russia States and Jeevan Nedunchezhiyan, India, 7-6 TRANSACTIONS Philadelphia 6 8 3 21 21 25 Sweden vs. England, 10 a.m. (5), 7-6 (3), 7-6 (2). 352-365-8204. Submissions also can be emailed to Orlando City 6 10 1 19 24 37 At Sochi, Russia Kevin Krawietz, Germany and Andreas Mies, BASEBALL Russia vs. Croatia, 2 p.m. Germany, def. James Cerretini, United States and Toronto FC 4 10 3 15 27 34 American League [email protected]. Results submitted after Romain Arneodo, Monaco, 6-3, 7-6 (4), 4-6, 6-3. D.C. United 2 7 5 11 23 29 BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Recalled OF Joey Artem Sitak, New Zealand and Divij Sharan, 9:30 p.m. may not appear in the next day’s edition of WESTERN CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS Rickard from Norfolk (IL). India, def. Malek Jaziri, Tunisia and Radu Albot, W L T PTS GF GA Tuesday CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Signed SS Nick the Daily Commercial. Moldova, 7-6 (4), 6-7 (8), 6-3, 6-2. FC Dallas 10 2 5 35 28 19 At St. Petersburg, Russia Madrigal to a minor league contract. France-Uruguay winner vs. Brazil-Belgium Sporting Kansas City 9 4 5 32 33 22 CLEVELAND INDIANS — Sent LHP Tyler Olson to winner, 2 p.m. Women’s Doubles Los Angeles FC 9 4 4 31 37 27 Columbus (IL) for a rehab assignment. First Round Real Salt Lake 8 8 2 26 25 34 Wednesday, July 11 DETROIT TIGERS — Designated 2B Dixon Kristina Mladenovic, France and Timea Babos SPORTS ON TV Portland 7 3 5 26 24 21 At Moscow Machado for assignment. Optioned RHP Warwick Sweden-England winner vs. Russia-Croatia (1), Hungary, def. Miyu Kato, Japan and Eri Vancouver 6 7 5 23 26 35 Saupold to Toledo (IL). Selected the contract of winner, 2 p.m. Hozumi, Japan, 6-4, 6-3. Houston 6 6 4 22 33 26 RHP Victor Alcantara from Toledo. Recalled 3B Johanna Larsson, Sweden and Kiki Bertens Los Angeles Galaxy 6 7 4 22 27 28 Ronny Rodriguez from Toledo. Signed LHP Kory AUTO RACING Las Vegas (9), Netherlands, def. Renata Voracova, Czech Minnesota United 6 10 1 19 23 33 THIRD PLACE Behenna to a minor league contract. Republic and Monique Adamczak, Australia, 8:55 a.m. 3:30 p.m. Seattle 4 9 3 15 15 22 Saturday, July 14 KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Placed RHP Ian 6-2, 6-3. Colorado 4 10 3 15 21 30 At St. Petersburg, Russia Kennedy on the 10-day DL, retroactive to ESPNU — Formula One, ESPNU — Summer Semifi nals losers, 10 a.m. Arina Rodionova, Australia and Maryna San Jose 2 9 6 12 28 35 Saturday. Recalled RHP Trevor Oaks from Omaha Zanevska, Belgium, def. Oksana Kalashnikova, British Grand Prix, League, Toronto vs. New 3 points for victory, 1 point for tie (PCL). Georgia and Makoto Ninomiya, Japan, 6-4, 6-2. WORLD CUP CHAMPIONSHIP MINNESOTA TWINS — Optioned LHP Gabriel practice, at Silverstone, Orleans, at Las Vegas Abigail Spears, United States and Alicja Rosolska, July 3 Sunday, July 15 Moya to Rochester (IL). Released RHP Felix At Moscow Poland, def. Eva Hrdinova, Czech Republic and England 5 p.m. Los Angeles FC 2, Houston 2, tie Jorge. Recalled RHP Aaron Slegers from Semifi nals winners, 11 a.m. Giuliana Olmos, Mexico, 6-1, 6-4. Wednesday’s Games Rochester. Shuai Peng, China and Latisha Chan (5), Taiwan, 2 p.m. NBA — Summer League, Minnesota United 4, Toronto FC 3 OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Named Vince def. Jimmy Wang, Taiwan and Raluca-Ioana FC Dallas 3, Atlanta United FC 2 Vengapally vice president of technology. NBCSN — NASCAR, Xfi nity Brooklyn vs. Orlando, at Olaru, Romania, 7-5, 6-3. Seattle 2, Colorado 1 TENNIS SEATTLE MARINERS — Released LHP Ariel Barbora Krejcikova, Czech Republic and Katerina Series, Coca-Cola Fire- Las Vegas Real Salt Lake 4, Sporting Kansas City 2 Miranda. Signed LHP Wade LeBlanc to a one- Siniakova (3), Czech Republic, def. Alexa D.C. United 2, Los Angeles Galaxy 2, tie ATP WORLD TOUR/WTA TOUR year contract for the 2019 season. cracker 250, qualifying, at 5:30 p.m. Saturday’s Games Guarachi Mathison, Chile and Erin Routliffe, New WIMBLEDON TAMPA BAY RAYS — Placed LHP Vidal Nuno Orlando City at Los Angeles FC, 4:30 p.m. Zealand, 6-2, 2-6, 6-2. Daytona Beach, Fla. ESPNU — Summer Thursday’s results from Wimbledon, at The All on the 10-day DL. Optioned RHP Austin Pruitt Colorado at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Anna-Lena Groenefeld, Germany and Raquel England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club, London to Durham (IL). Selected the contract of RHP 4 p.m. League, Oklahoma City Seattle at New England, 7:30 p.m. Atawo (11), United States, def. Anna Smith, (seedings in parentheses): Ryan Weber from Durham. Recalled RHP Atlanta United FC at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. Britain and Xenia Knoll, Switzerland, 4-6, 6-3, 6-3. NBCSN — NASCAR, Mon- vs. Charlotte, at Las Men’s Singles Andrew Kittredge from Durham. Transferred Toronto FC at Sporting Kansas City, 8:30 p.m. Tatjana Maria, Germany and Heather Watson, Second Round RHP Wilmer Font to the 60-day DL. ster Energy Cup Series, Vegas Minnesota United at Houston, 9 p.m. Britain, def. Shuai Zhang, China and Chen Liang, Karen Khachanov, Russia, def. Marcos Baghdatis, TEXAS RANGERS — Placed RHP Chris Martin on FC Dallas at Real Salt Lake, 10 p.m. China, 6-2, 6-2. Coke Zero Sugar 400, 7 p.m. Cyprus, 6-3, 6-4, 3-6, 6-7 (4), 7-5. the 10-day DL. Recalled RHP Ricardo Rodriguez Chicago at Vancouver, 10:30 p.m. Vera Zvonareva, Russia and Ekaterina Makarova, Frances Tiafoe, United States, def. Julien from Round Rock (PCL). Columbus at LA Galaxy, 10:30 p.m. Russia, def. Marketa Vondrousova, Czech qualifying, at Daytona NBA — Summer League, Benneteau, France, 4-6, 6-3, 6-4, 6-2. TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Optioned LHP Tim San Jose at Portland, 11 p.m. Republic and Anna Blinkova, Russia, 6-3, 6-4. Kyle Edmund (21), Britain, def. Bradley Klahn, Mayza to Buffalo (IL). Designated RHP Preston Beach, Fla. Milwaukee vs. Detroit, at Mihaela Buzarnescu, Romania and Irina Begu Sunday’s Game United States, 6-4, 7-6 (0), 6-2. Guilmet for assignment. Selected the contracts New York at New York City FC, 7 p.m. (15), Romania, def. Daria Gavrilova, Australia and 7:30 p.m. Las Vegas Novak Djokovic (12), Serbia, def. Horacio of RHPs Luis Santos and Rhiner Cruz from Vera Lapko, Belarus, 6-3, 7-6 (3). Wednesday, July 11 Zeballos, Argentina, 6-1, 6-2, 6-3. Buffalo. Signed SS Orelvis Martinez and RHPs NBCSN — NASCAR, Xfi nity 7:30 p.m. Montreal at New York City FC, 7 p.m. Magdalena Rybarikova, Slovakia and Petra Nick Kyrgios (15), Australia, def. Robin Haase, Zach Stewart and Brandon Cumpton to a minor Philadelphia at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Martic, Croatia, def. Lidziya Marozava, Belarus Series, Coca-Cola Fire- ESPN — Summer League, Netherlands, 6-3, 6-4, 7-5. league contract. and Lesley Kerkhove, Netherlands, 7-5, 6-3. Saturday, July 14 Kei Nishikori (24), Japan, def. Bernard Tomic, National League cracker 250, at Daytona Boston vs. Philadelphia, Columbus at New York City FC, 7 p.m. Katarina Srebotnik, Slovenia and Vania King, Australia, 2-6, 6-3, 7-6 (7), 7-5. CHICAGO CUBS — Signed LHP James Buckelew Sporting Kansas City at New York Red Bulls, United States, def. Irina Khromacheva, Russia Beach, Fla. at Las Vegas Ernests Gulbis, Latvia, def. Damir Dzumhur (27), to a minor league contract. 7 p.m. and Dalila Jakupovic, Slovenia, 6-2, 6-2. Bosnia-Herzegovina, 2-6, 6-4, 6-3, 1-6, 6-3. CINCINNATI REDS — Optioned LHP Cody Reed Los Angeles Galaxy at New England, 7:30 p.m. Bethanie Mattek-Sands, United States and 9 p.m. Juan Martin del Potro (5), Argentina, def. to Louisville (IL). San Jose at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Lucie Safarova, Czech Republic, def. Alla Feliciano Lopez, Spain, 6-4, 6-1, 6-2. LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Designated RHP BASKETBALL NBA — Summer League, Chicago at FC Dallas, 8 p.m. Kudryavtseva, Russia and Lyudmyla Kichenok Benoit Paire, France, def. Denis Shapovalov (26), Daniel Corcino for assignment. Real Salt Lake at Minnesota United, 8 p.m. (16), Ukraine, 7-6 (6), 7-5. 8 p.m. Cleveland vs. Washing- Canada, 0-6, 6-2, 6-4, 7-6 (3). MIAMI MARLINS — Designated OF JB Shuck for Toronto FC at Orlando City, 8 p.m. Katy Dunne, Britain and Harriet Dart, Britain, def. Gilles Simon, France, def. Matteo Berrettini, Italy, assignment. Placed RHP Tayron Guerrero on the FOX — Big3, Week 3 ton, at Las Vegas Vancouver at D.C. United, 8 p.m. Katerina Bondarenko, Ukraine and Aleksandra 6-3, 7-6 (4), 6-2. 10-day DL, retroactive to Wednesday. Reinstated Houston at Colorado, 9 p.m. Krunic, Serbia, 6-1, 6-3. games, at Oakland, Calif. 9:30 p.m. Matthew Ebden, Australia, def. Stephane Robert, RHP Jose Urena and 3B Martin Prado from the Barbora Strycova, Czech Republic and Andrea Sunday, July 15 France, 6-3, 7-6 (5), 4-6, 6-1. 10-day DL. Recalled RHP Ben Meyer from New ESPN — Summer League, Seattle at Atlanta United FC, 2 p.m. Sestini Hlavackova (2), Czech Republic, def. Jiri Vesely, Czech Republic, def. Diego Orleans (PCL). Portland at Los Angeles FC, 6 p.m. Pere Riba, Spain and Polona Hercog, Slovenia, Schwartzman (14), Argentina, 6-3, 6-4, 7-6 (3). PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Sent C Francisco GOLF Dallas vs. Phoenix, at Las 4-6, 6-1, 6-4. Fabio Fognini (19), Italy, def. Simone Bolelli, Italy, Cervelli to Altoona (EL) for a rehab assignment. 5:30 a.m. Vegas NATIONAL WOMEN’S 6-3, 6-4, 6-1. WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Assigned LHP Tim GOLF — European PGA 11 p.m. SOCCER LEAGUE Alex De Minaur, Australia, def. Pierre-Hugues Collins outright to Syracuse (IL). Placed RHP All times Eastern Herbert, France, 6-2, 6-7 (8), 7-5, 6-3. ODDS Erick Fedde on the 10-day DL. Recalled RHP Jefry Tour, Dubai Duty Free NBA — Summer League, W L T PTS GF GA Rafael Nadal (2), Spain, def. Mikhail Kukushkin, Rodriguez from Syracuse (IL). Irish Open, second round, Denver vs. Minnesota, at North Carolina 12 1 3 39 35 14 Kazakhstan, 6-4, 6-3, 6-4. PREGAME.COM LINE American Association Seattle 6 3 5 23 15 12 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL CHICAGO DOGS — Signed RHP Brandon T. at Donegal, Ireland Las Vegas Orlando 6 5 4 22 21 20 Women’s Singles Today White. Chicago 5 4 7 22 22 21 1:30 p.m. 11:30 p.m. Second Round National League GARY SOUTHSHORE RAILCATS — Signed RHP Utah 5 3 6 21 13 11 Simona Halep (1), Romania, def. Saisai Zheng, FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE Christian Herstine. GOLF — Web.com Tour, ESPN — Summer League, Portland 5 5 5 20 20 20 China, 7-5, 6-0. at Chicago -155 Cincinnati +145 KANSAS CITY T-BONES — Signed RHP Kevin Hill. Houston 4 5 5 17 16 21 Su-Wei Hsieh, Taiwan, def. Lara Arruabarrena- at Washington -185 Miami +170 SIOUX FALLS CANARIES — Released RHP James LECOM Health Challenge, L.A. Clippers vs. Golden Washington 2 9 4 10 10 20 Vecino, Spain, 6-3, 6-3. at Pittsburgh -105 Philadelphia -105 Jones. second round, at Clymer, State, at Las Vegas Sky Blue FC 0 10 3 3 10 23 Dominika Cibulkova, Slovakia, def. Johanna at Milwaukee -121 Atlanta +111 Can-Am League 3 points for victory, 1 point for tie. Konta (22), Britain, 6-3, 6-4. at Arizona -139 San Diego +129 OTTAWA CHAMPIONS — Signed RHP Alex N.Y. Elise Mertens (15), Belgium, def. Sachia Vickery, at San Francisco -110 St. Louis +100 Vargas. Wednesday’s Game 3:30 p.m. SOCCER United States, 6-1, 6-3. American League SUSSEX COUNTY MINERS — Released OF Alex North Carolina 4, Chicago 1 Jelena Ostapenko (12), Latvia, def. Kirsten Glenn. Today’s Game New York -144 at Toronto +134 GOLF — PGA Tour, A 10 a.m. Flipkens, Belgium, 6-1, 6-3. at Cleveland -180 Oakland +165 Frontier League Utah at Portland, 11 p.m. Vitalia Diatchenko, Russia, def. Sofi a Kenin, EVANSVILLE OTTERS — Sold the contract of RHP Military Tribute at The FS1 — FIFA World Cup, Saturday’s Games at Detroit -105 Texas -105 United States, 6-4, 6-1. at Minnesota -120 Baltimore +110 Luc Rennie to the N.Y. Mets. Greenbrier Classic, quarterfi nal, Uruguay Chicago at Sky Blue FC, 7 p.m. Daria Gavrilova (26), Australia, def. Samantha GATEWAY GRIZZLIES — Acquired OF John Price, Washington at Orlando, 7:30 p.m. at Houston -270 Chicago +240 Stosur, Australia, 6-4, 6-1. Boston -300 at Kansas City +270 Jr. from Gary SouthShore (AA). second round, at White vs. France, at Nizhny Houston at Seattle, 10 p.m. Aliaksandra Sasnovich, Belarus, def. Taylor LAKE ERIE CRUSHERS — Signed RHP Micah Sulphur Springs, W. Va. Novgorod, Russia Wednesday, July 11 Townsend, United States, 6-0, 6-4. Interleague Beyer. Washington at North Carolina, 7 p.m. Alison Van Uytvanck, Belgium, def. Garbine at N.Y. Mets -165 Tampa Bay +155 SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS — Signed INF Michael 6:30 p.m. 2 p.m. Orlando at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Muguruza (3), Spain, 5-7, 6-2, 6-1. at L.A. Angels Off L.A. Dodgers Off Hartnagel. GOLF — LPGA Tour, FS1 — FIFA World Cup, Utah at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. Anett Kontaveit (28), Estonia, def. Jennifer Brady, at Seattle -125 Colorado +115 WASHINGTON WILD THINGS — Signed LHP United States, 6-2, 7-6 (4). Updated Odds Available at Pregame.com B.J. Sabol. Thornberry Creek LPGA quarterfi nal, Brazil vs. 2018 U.S. MEN’S TEAM Ashleigh Barty (17), Australia, def. Eugenie RESULTS/SCHEDULE Classic, second round, at Belgium winner, at Kazan, Bouchard, Canada, 6-4, 7-5. BASKETBALL All times Eastern Daria Kasatkina (14), Russia, def. Yulia GOLF National Basketball Association Oneida, Wis. Russia (Record: Won 2, Lost 0, Tied 3) Putintseva, Kazakhstan, 6-2, 6-3. BOSTON CELTICS — Signed F/C Robert Williams. Sunday, Jan. 28 - United States 0, Bosnia- Angelique Kerber (11), Germany, def. Claire Liu, NEW YORK KNICKS — Signed F Kevin Knox to a Herzogovina 0 EUROPEAN TOUR United States, 3-6, 6-2, 6-4. DUBAI DUTY FREE IRISH OPEN multi-year contract. Tuesday, March 27 — United States 1, Paraguay 0 MLB BASEBALL SPECIAL OLYMPICS Naomi Osaka (18), Japan, def. Katie Boulter, Thursday’s leaders at Ballyliffi n GC, Donegal, Monday, May 28 — United States 3, Bolivia 0 Britain, 6-3, 6-4. Ireland HOCKEY 2 p.m. 6 p.m. Saturday, June 2 — Ireland 1, United States 1 Carla Suarez-Navarro (27), Spain, def. Sara Purse: $7 million. Yardage: 7,462; Par: 72 National Hockey League Saturday, June 9 — United States 1, France 1 MLB — Cincinnati at Chi- ESPN2 — 2018 Special Sorribes Tormo, Spain, 6-4, 6-1. (35-37) ANAHEIM DUCKS — Signed D Andrej Sustr to a Friday, Sept. 7 — vs. Brazil at East Rutherford, Belinda Bencic, Switzerland, def. Alison Riske, one-year contract. N.J. (tentative) First Round cago Cubs Olympics USA Games, at United States, 1-6, 7-6 (10), 6-2. Ryan Fox, New Zealand 32-35—67 COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS — Signed F Boone Tuesday, Sept. 11 — vs. Mexico at Nashville, Barbora Strycova (23), Czech Republic, def. Lesia Adrien Saddier, France 33-35—68 Jenner to a four-year contract extension. 7 p.m. Seattle Tenn., 8:30 p.m. Tsurenko, Ukraine, 6-1, 6-4. Ashley Chesters, England 32-36—68 NEW YORK ISLANDERS — Agreed to terms Thursday, Nov. 15 — vs. England at London MLB — Regional cover- Katerina Siniakova, Czech Republic, def. Ons Robert Rock, England 31-37—68 with G Jakub Skarek on a three-year, entry-level (tentative) Jabeur, Tunisia, 5-7, 6-4, 9-7. Padraig Harrington, Ireland 32-36—68 contract. Named Lane Lambert associate coach. age, Philadelphia at SPECIALS Tuesday, Nov. 20 — vs. Italy (tentative) Matthieu Pavon, France 34-34—68 ST. LOUIS BLUES — Signed F Robby Fabbri to a Pittsburgh OR Oakland at 8:30 p.m. Men’s Doubles Lee Westwood, England 33-35—68 one-year contract. FIFA WORLD CUP First Round Cleveland ESPN2 — 2018 World Danny Willett, England 34-34—68 ECHL All times Eastern Leonardo Mayer, Argentina and Joao Sousa, Scott Jamieson, Scotland 32-37—69 READING ROYALS — Agreed to terms with D Nick SUN — Tampa Bay at NY Series of Poker, Main SECOND ROUND Portugal, def. Fernando Verdasco, Spain and Yusaku Miyazato, Japan 33-36—69 Neville on a one-year contract. (ROUND OF 16) David Marrero Santana, Spain, 7-6 (6), 6-4, 6-7 Adrian Otaegui, Spain 34-35—69 Mets Event, at Las Vegas June 30 (7), 6-1. Dylan Frittelli, South Africa 33-36—69 SOCCER FS-Florida — Miami at At Kazan, Russia Philipp Petzschner, Germany and Tim Puetz, Jinho Choi, South Korea 33-36—69 Major League Soccer France 4, Argentina 3 Germany, def. Vasek Pospisil, Canada and Ryan Sam Horsfi eld, England 32-37—69 FC DALLAS — Signed D Marquinhos Pedroso. Washington TENNIS At Sochi, Russia Harrison, United States, 6-4, 7-6 (8), 6-2. Joakim Lagergren, Sweden 32-37—69 PHILADELPHIA UNION — Exercised their 2019 7 a.m. Uruguay 2, Portugal 1 Vishnu Vardhan, India and N. Sriram Balaji, India, Nacho Elvira, Spain 32-37—69 contract option on M Haris Medunjanin. July 1 def. Wesley Koolhof, Netherlands and Marcus Alexander Bjork, Sweden 35-34—69 National Women’s Soccer League NBA BASKETBALL ESPN — Wimbledon At Moscow Daniell, New Zealand, 7-6 (5), 6-4, 7-6 (4). Ryan Evans, England 33-37—70 NWSL — Suspended Portland D Meghan Russia 1, Spain 1 (Russia wins 4-3 on penalty Jan-Lennard Struff, Germany and Ben Mclachlan 3 p.m. Championships, third Jorge Campillo, Spain 33-37—70 Klingenberg one game. kicks) (14), Japan, def. Nicholas Monroe, United States Mikko Ilonen, Finland 34-36—70 NBA — Summer League, round, at London At Nizhny Novgorod, Russia and John-Patrick Smith, Australia, 6-4, 7-5, 6-4. Chris Wood, England 33-37—70 COLLEGES Croatia 1, Denmark 1 (Croatia wins 3-2 on penalty Edouard Roger-Vasselin, France and Rohan Soren Kjeldsen, Denmark 35-35—70 GONZAGA — Announced graduate men’s Houston vs. Indiana, at kicks) Bopanna (12), India, def. John Millman, Australia Wade Ormsby, Australia 33-37—70 basketball G Geno Crandall is transferring from July 2 and Alex De Minaur, Australia, 6-2, 6-2, 6-4. Marc Warren, Scotland 31-39—70 North Dakota. At Samara, Russia Frederik Nielsen, Denmark and Joe Salisbury, Andres Romero, Argentina 33-37—70 KANSAS — Named Jeff Long athletic director and Brazil 2, Mexico 0 Britain, def. Julien Benneteau, France and Adrian Peter Uihlein, United States 35-35—70 signed him to a fi ve-year contract. SPORTS BRIEFS At Rostov-on-Don, Russia Mannarino, France, 6-4, 1-0, ret. Rory McIlroy, Scotland 34-36—70 TUSCULUM — Named Todd Miller assistant Belgium 3, Japan 2 Robert Farah, Colombia and Juan Sebastian Richie Ramsay, Scotland 34-36—70 baseball coach and recruiting coordinator. July 3 Cabal (6), Colombia, def. Guillermo Garcia-Lopez, ATHENS, GA. undergoing arthroscopic Georgia QB Fromm knee surgery to repair has broken bone in hand a torn meniscus in his right knee. Lightning trim Sanford’s lead but fall, 7-4 Georgia quarterback The Canadiens said Jake Fromm has a broken Thursday that Weber’s Visiting River Rats crowds, and other teams RBIs. Leesburg had two run- bone in his left hand but recovery time is hold on to win before aren’t used to it,” Bill- Down 5-1 in the bottom ners on and only one isn’t expected to miss expected to be five to huge holiday crowd ings said. “When they of the fifth, the Lightning out in the bottom of the any summer workouts. six months, meaning come here they enjoy the closed the gap, thanks to a eighth after Jay Prather School athletics he won’t be suiting up By Matt Holzapfel atmosphere, and I’m glad Luke Brown infield single, walked and pinch-hitter spokesman Leland until December at the Correspondent that other teams get to an error by Sanford Walker McCleney was hit Barrow said Thursday earliest. experience that as well. I catcher Josh Crouch and by a pitch. But new San- that Fromm has a “small It’s the second surgery LEESBURG – The think a lot of other teams another infield single by ford hurler Jarrod Cande fracture” in his non- this year for Weber, who Lightning fell behind get up for games like this, league RBI leader Tanner was able to get Crisos- throwing hand, though had a torn tendon in his early and managed only to whereas our guys are just May. A pair of base-run- tomo to pop out and Luke he is already throwing left foot repaired in close the gap in a 7-4 loss kind of used to it.” ning errors by May and Brown to hit a sharp liner the football. March. to the visiting Sanford Leesburg (16-5) got Tucker Rayburn ended a that was snagged by third Barrow didn’t have Team surgeon Dr. River Rats on Indepen- the crowd on their feet in potentially big inning for baseman Ryan Brewer, details on how Fromm David Mulder said the dence Day at Pat Thomas the bottom of the second Leesburg with only one keeping the Lightning was injured, while coach damage to Weber’s Stadium. inning with the first run of run added to the board. scoreless in the inning. Kirby Smart told ESPN knee was discovered Fans packed the sta- the game. Sanford added another Sanford added an on Wednesday that the last month as part of his dium hours before the Recently announced run in the top of the sev- insurance run in the top injury happened earlier rehabilitation from foot game was scheduled to All-Star Javeon Cody enth on a Josh Crouch of the ninth and Leesburg this week. surgery. begin, making for the big- walked to lead off the sacrifice fly, but Lees- couldn’t counter, ending Fromm won the start- The 32-year-old gest crowd in the Florida inning and advanced to burg answered with two the game. ing job as a freshman Weber said earlier this Collegiate Summer third on a wild pitch from runs of their own to cut This loss marked Lees- last season and led the year that his foot injury League all summer. Sanford starter Jeremy the Rats’ lead down to burg’s first series loss of Bulldogs to the South- occurred in Montreal’s Lightning head coach Orbik. Jay Prather, 6-4. Jose Crisostomo the summer, something eastern Conference season opener against Rich Billings expressed another All-Star for the and Luke Brown drew coach Billings credited to championship before the Buffalo Sabres. gratitude for the fan sup- Lightning, drove Cody in back-to-back walks to Sanford’s ability to avoid losing in overtime to He continued to play port after the game and with an RBI ground-out start the rally, and a Bo making multiple mistakes Alabama for the national with the torn tendon emphasized how great it to put the Lightning up, Plagge balk after Crisos- in a row. championship. until a Dec. 16 game in is that opposing teams get 1-0. tomo stole third gave the “I definitely think San- Ottawa, when he real- to experience this crowd The River Rats (10-13) Lightning their third run ford outplayed us (in the MONTREAL ized the situation wasn’t every Fourth of July as took the lead for good in of the game. Two outs series). They limited their Habs defenseman improving. well as the hometown the top of the third, put- later, Tucker Rayburn mistakes and that’s one Weber out after surgery Weber had six goals Lightning. ting up three runs, then drove in Brown for the thing we talked about the and 10 assists in 26 “It’s awesome. It’s added two more in the fourth Lightning run, but end of the game, if they Montreal Cana- games despite the obviously a little bigger fourth. Jonnie Benniefield Javeon Cody flew out to made a mistake in the diens defenseman Shea injury. scale than normal, and I III scored twice through deep left field before the field, they got the next Weber will be out for an think our guys get used the two frames, and Gar- home team could tack on guy out. We failed to do extended period after The Associated Press to playing in front of big rett Sheffield added two any more. that quite a few times.” DailyCommercial.com | Friday, July 6, 2018 B3 England’s Stones: Colombia ‘dirtiest team’ he’s faced
By Steve Douglas The Associated Press
REPINO, Russia — England defender John Stones described Colombia as the “dirtiest team I’ve ever come up against” and said his team’s ability to rise above the provocation is a sign of its growing maturity at the World Cup. England won a penalty shoot- out Tuesday after a feisty, physical round-of-16 game finished 1-1 following extra time and with eight yellow cards handed out by the referee England’s John Stones speaks during a press conference Thursday — tying for the most issued in inside the England media centre at the 2018 soccer World Cup, in any game in the tournament. Repino near St. Petersburg, Russia. [AP PHOTO/ALASTAIR GRANT] Colombia’s Radamel Falcao, center, lies on the pitch Tuesday after Colombia’s players received challenging for the ball with England’s John Stones, left, during the round six of them. “It’s obviously their image Thursday after FIFA rebuked of 16 match between Colombia and England at the 2018 soccer World “I’ve never seen a game and how they’ve represented him. Cup in the Spartak Stadium, in Moscow, Russia. [AP PHOTO/ALASTAIR GRANT] like this before and how they their country,” Stones said England’s national team behaved,” said Stones, who Thursday. “We stuck to our has often been accused of on Thursday because of a groin ahead, though, not with Eng- has played five years in the Pre- game plan and never got not being streetwise enough injury and battling to be fit for land having won only two of mier League and four years for involved in the brawl that in major tournaments but the quarterfinal match against its last 15 meetings with the England. “There were things they wanted. At the end of the it passed this test against Sweden in Samara on Satur- Swedes. that we’ve never experienced day, they are on the plane back Colombia, with players killing day. Expectation levels were “I think if you say it’s an easy before.” home.” time at free kicks, for example. generally considered to be low game in a quarterfinal of a World Among them, said Stones, England’s players weren’t “We kept playing our own among England fans coming Cup, then you are pretty stupid was Colombia’s players sur- completely innocent, how- football and that’s a great sign into the tournament but they to say that,” the Manchester rounding and pushing the ever, with Henderson getting for a team to have,” Stones are rising now, particularly City defender said. “They play referee, head-butting Jordan booked and appearing to said, “to make sure we have since the team is in the half of very structured from the back, Henderson and scuffing the use his head to barge into an that quality of tunnel vision the draw with the supposedly sit quite deep from what we’ve penalty spot before Harry opponent. to get out of the game. It was weaker teams. seen and we know what we’re Kane’s second-half spot kick. Argentina great Diego a difficult situation to be in and Beat Sweden, and England up against. Stones also highlighted a Maradona criticized Ameri- we can look back on it and be has a game against Croatia or “Sometimes they can throw member of Colombia’s techni- can referee Mark Geiger and very proud of it.” host nation Russia to reach you these teams, they can go cal staff barging into Raheem said the outcome of the game A grueling game has taken a first World Cup final since kind of under the radar, but Sterling as the players came off was a “monumental theft,” its toll on England, with striker 1966. there is no question they are a for halftime. comments he apologized for Jamie Vardy missing training Stones isn’t looking too far good team.”
match with all sorts of amenities are just as much at wins. OUT advantages in experience and NASCAR fault for driving away fans. Dillon and 28-year-old success over his opponent, “It kind of goes hand-in- Joey Logano, an 11-year vet- From Page B1 including a runner-up finish at From Page B1 hand from us behind the wheel eran and former Daytona 500 the All England Club a year ago to people that are here hosting champ, are the only drivers in and a U.S. Open title in 2014. us,” Wallace said. their 20s who have won this games. Still, it was not easy So when Cilic took a two- ISC owns tracks in Califor- Wallace, whose second- season. Just six drivers have finishing off the most signifi- sets-to-none lead against a nia, Kansas, Virginia, Arizona place finish in the Daytona won races, and NASCAR’s cant victory of her career. guy who began the week with and Alabama and reported a 10 500 was the best ever by a 16-driver playoff field could “Inside,” the 24-year-old records of 0-2 at Wimble- percent dip in attendance this black driver in the event, is have more contenders making Belgian said, “I was, like, don and 6-15 at all majors, it season for the six races held a social media darling with it on points than victories. dying.” appeared the No. 3 seed was on on its properties from March more than 176,000 Twitter “I think it would be healthy The No. 3-seeded Muguruza his way to a straightforward through May. followers, posting behind- for the sport if we just see more joined No. 2 Caroline Wozni- victory and a step closer to a Weather and travel; ticket the-scenes videos and starring variation in winners,” Blaney acki, No. 4 Sloane Stephens, potential semifinal rematch prices and event oversatura- in a documentary series that said. “There have been six win- No. 5 Elina Svitolina, No. against defending champion tion; and long, boring races aired on Facebook Watch. The ners this year. Come on now. 6 Caroline Garcia and No. Roger Federer. — all kinds of critical issues 24-year-old Richard Petty You can’t just put that on the 8 Petra Kvitova on the way Hold that thought. The out- and mundane nuisances Racing driver even takes on his young guys for not winning. out so far, along with five- come that seemed obvious — have been blamed for NAS- critics and serves as his own That’s a lot of other people that time major champion Maria vanished, and Cilic is gone, CAR’s tumble. one-man publicity machine aren’t winning, too.” Sharapova. Those departures giving away a big edge in a 3-6, Now it’s Saunders’ turn for NASCAR fans. Seven-time champion leave No. 1 Simona Halep, 1-6, 6-4, 7-6 (3), 7-5 loss to to gripe about the dearth of But it’s checkered flags Jimmie Johnson is winless. So the French Open champion 82nd-ranked Guido Pella of stars, and the drivers have had and championships that will is former Daytona 500 cham- who won in straight sets Argentina in a match com- enough of serving as NAS- define drivers, not likes and pion Denny Hamlin and 2012 Thursday, and No. 7 Karolina pleted Thursday after being CAR’s whipping boys. retweets. “I might not post series champ Brad Keselowski. Pliskova in the field, along suspended midway through “Honestly, this whole stupid videos every week or But those greats all have with seven-time Wimbledon the third set because of rain ‘young guys need to win stuff like that to try and gain resumes that can stamp them champion Serena Williams, the evening before. now’ thing is getting old,” fans,” Kyle Larson said, taking as future Hall of Famers. who is seeded 25th, and five- “A big surprise,” Pella said. the 24-year-old Blaney said. a subtle shot at Wallace. “I try Fair or not, NASCAR and time champ Venus Williams, Cilic called it a “big “We’re trying. We’re trying to gain fans on the race track.” its tracks threw their pro- who is No. 9. disappointment.” our hardest. It’s not like I go Larson, 25, nearly broke his motional weight this season “I mean, anyone, on a good “Just didn’t feel so good. I out there and I’m happy for season-long winless streak behind up-and-comers day, can beat anyone,” Van was not as accurate as yes- fifth every single week. last week when he lost a last- instead of perennial contend- Uytvanck said. “That’s what terday,” he said. “I was just “Any other guy under the lap dual with Kyle Busch at ers and have paid the price for I think. I still think the top missing some balls, giving him age of 25, I’ll just say is the Chicagoland. Busch won his the slight: FOX and FS1 aver- players, their average level is chance to keep playing.” same way. It’s not a competi- fifth race of the season and aged 2.54 million viewers for higher than, let’s say, sub- His exit means the highest- tion here between young guys rubbed his hand in his eye to Cup Series races this season, top players. But anyone on a seeded man No. 1 Federer and old guys. It’s a competi- mimic a crying child for all the down 23 percent from 2017. good day can beat anyone, for possibly could face before the tion between 39 other cars and fans whining that the 2015 Cup The youth movement needs sure.” final as he bids for a record- yourself. No matter what your champion won another race. to start, well, moving. “I just Sure seems that way, par- extending ninth Wimbledon age is or your experience level, NASCAR has a three-driver want to know what we do ticularly this week. title would be No. 8 Kevin everyone is trying to accom- chase toward the champion- about it, do you know what I Among the men, too. Anderson or No. 9 John Isner. plish the same goal.” ship through the first 18 races: mean,” Dillon asked. “How do Resumes and past perfor- They’re two of the tour’s big- Wallace threw the criti- • Busch, 33, five wins. you move forward with that? mances do not matter. At all. gest servers, and both won cism back at Saunders, saying • Kevin Harvick, 42, five Because the guys that are in Marin Cilic, for example, contests carried over from outdated tracks that fail to wins. the sport are talented enough entered his second-round Wednesday. keep pace with modern-day • Martin Truex Jr., 38, three to win.” B4 Friday, July 6, 2018 | DailyCommercial.com
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EAST DIVISION EAST DIVISION LATE TEAM W L PCT. GB WCGB L10 STR HOME AWAY TEAM W L PCT. GB WCGB L10 STR HOME AWAY Texas at Detroit Boston 59 29 .670 — — 8-2 W-3 28-12 31-17 Atlanta 49 36 .576 — — 6-4 L-2 23-17 26-19 Baltimore at Minnesota New York 56 28 .667 1 — 6-4 W-2 33-13 23-15 Philadelphia 47 37 .560 1½ — 6-4 W-4 30-16 17-21 Chicago White Sox at Houston Tampa Bay 43 43 .500 15 11½ 7-3 L-1 23-17 20-26 Washington 42 43 .494 7 5½ 2-8 L-5 19-23 23-20 L.A. Angels at Seattle Toronto 40 46 .465 18 14½ 5-5 L-1 23-23 17-23 New York 34 49 .410 14 12½ 3-7 W-1 14-26 20-23 Miami at Washington Baltimore 24 61 .282 33½ 30 1-9 L-2 12-29 12-32 Miami 36 52 .409 14½ 13 5-5 W-1 19-26 17-26 Atlanta at Milwaukee San Diego at Arizona CENTRAL DIVISION CENTRAL DIVISION St. Louis at San Francisco TEAM W L PCT GB WCGB L10 STR HOME AWAY TEAM W L PCT. GB WCGB L10 STR HOME AWAY Cleveland 48 37 .565 — — 6-4 W-4 27-13 21-24 Milwaukee 51 35 .593 — — 6-4 W-3 27-17 24-18 Detroit 38 50 .432 11½ 17½ 2-8 L-2 23-21 15-29 Chicago 49 35 .583 1 — 7-3 W-6 26-14 23-21 Minnesota 35 48 .422 12 18 2-8 L-6 20-20 15-28 St. Louis 44 41 .518 6½ 3½ 5-5 W-1 23-22 21-19 Chicago 30 56 .349 18½ 24½ 5-5 L-1 16-27 14-29 Pittsburgh 40 46 .465 11 8 4-6 L-3 21-21 19-25 Kansas City 25 61 .291 23½ 29½ 2-8 L-6 11-32 14-29 Cincinnati 38 49 .437 13½ 10½ 6-4 W-1 21-26 17-23
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TODAY’S PITCHING COMPARISON
NATIONAL LEAGUE 2018 TEAM LAST THREE STARTS TEAMS PITCHERS TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA Cincinnati Mahle (R) 6-6 3.83 10-7 1-0 16.2 3.24 Chicago Montgomery (L) 2:20p 3-2 3.55 5-2 1-0 17.0 4.24
Miami Straily (R) 3-4 4.70 6-6 1-2 14.2 6.14 Washington Gonzalez (L) 7:05p 6-5 3.77 9-8 0-2 10.0 9.90
Philadelphia Pivetta (R) 5-7 4.66 9-8 0-1 14.0 7.07 Pittsburgh Williams (R) 7:05p 6-6 4.22 8-9 1-2 17.2 3.57
Atlanta Foltynewicz (R) 6-4 2.02 8-8 1-0 15.0 0.60 Milwaukee Peralta (R) 8:10p 3-1 2.28 4-1 2-1 18.0 1.50
San Diego Lucchesi (L) 4-3 3.26 5-7 1-1 10.2 3.38 Arizona Godley (R) 9:40p 9-6 5.07 10-7 2-1 15.0 6.60
St. Louis Gant (R) 2-3 3.92 1-4 1-2 17.2 3.57 San Fran. Rodriguez (R) 10:15p 3-1 3.16 5-1 2-0 18.1 1.96 AMERICAN LEAGUE 2018 TEAM LAST THREE STARTS TEAMS PITCHERS TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA New York Gray (R) 5-6 5.44 7-9 1-2 14.0 7.71 Toronto Gaviglio (R) 7:07p 2-2 3.97 4-4 0-0 15.2 4.60
Oakland Blackburn (R) 2-2 6.46 3-2 1-1 16.1 4.41 Cleveland Carrasco (R) 7:10p 8-5 4.24 8-7 2-1 15.1 2.93
Texas Colon (R) 5-5 4.76 8-7 2-1 18.0 4.00 Detroit Zimmermann (R) 7:10p 3-0 4.10 6-4 1-0 17.0 2.65
Baltimore Bundy (R) 6-7 3.75 7-9 2-0 20.1 2.66 Minnesota Lynn (R) 8:10p 5-7 5.49 6-10 1-2 11.2 8.49
Chicago Lopez (R) 4-5 3.68 6-11 2-1 17.0 5.29 Houston McCullers Jr. (R) 8:10p 9-3 3.55 12-5 1-0 19.0 2.37
Boston Sale (L) 8-4 2.41 10-8 2-0 21.0 0.86 Kansas City Hammel (R) 8:15p 2-10 5.74 4-13 0-3 15.2 9.77 INTERLEAGUE 2018 TEAM LAST THREE STARTS TEAMS PITCHERS TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA Tampa Bay Stanek (R) 1-2 1.98 4-5 0-0 3.2 0.00 Let things slide Mets (NL) deGrom (R) 7:10p 5-4 1.84 6-11 1-2 20.0 3.15 Dodgers (NL) Maeda (R) 5-5 3.36 7-7 1-1 17.2 2.55 Atlanta Braves’ Ozzie Albies slides safely home during the first inning of Thursday’s game against the Milwaukee Angels (AL) TBD 10:07p 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-0 0.0 0.00 Brewers in Milwaukee. [MORRY GASH/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] Colorado Marquez (R) 6-8 5.14 8-9 2-1 17.1 5.19 Seattle Hernandez (R) 10:10p 8-6 5.20 10-8 2-0 16.0 3.94 KEY: TEAM REC-Team’s Record in games started by today’s pitcher. VS OPP-Pitcher’s record versus this opponent. STATISTICAL LEADERS WEDNESDAY’S GAMES SATURDAY’S GAMES American League American League AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE L.A. Angels 7, Seattle 4 Baltimore at Minnesota, 2:10 p.m. RUNS: Lindor, Cleveland, 75; Trout, Los Angeles, 67; RUNS: Albies, Atlanta, 66; Blackmon, Colorado, 63; Houston 5, Texas 4, 10 inn. N.Y. Yankees at Toronto, 4:07 p.m. Cleveland 3, Kansas City 2 Chicago White Sox at Houston, 4:10 p.m. Betts, Boston, 66; Judge, New York, 61; Martinez, Goldschmidt, Arizona, 58; Hernandez, Philadelphia, 58; National League Oakland at Cleveland, 4:10 p.m. Boston, 60; Segura, Seattle, 60; Springer, Houston, 60; Arenado, Colorado, 57; Pham, St. Louis, 57; Bellinger, Colorado 1, San Francisco 0 Texas at Detroit, 4:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers 6, Pittsburgh 4 Boston at Kansas City, 7:15 p.m. Benintendi, Boston, 58; Ramirez, Cleveland, 58; Rosario, Los Angeles, 54; Baez, Chicago, 54; Freeman, Atlanta, St. Louis 8, Arizona 4 National League Interleague Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. Minnesota, 57. 54; 3 tied at 52. Boston 3, Washington 0 Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 4:05 p.m. RBI: Martinez, Boston, 71; Haniger, Seattle, 62; Lowrie, RBI: Arenado, Colorado, 63; Suarez, Cincinnati, 63; Baez, N.Y. Yankees 6, Atlanta 2 St. Louis at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Miami 3, Tampa Bay 0 Atlanta at Milwaukee, 4:10 p.m. Oakland, 59; Machado, Baltimore, 59; Encarnacion, Chicago, 61; Story, Colorado, 60; Markakis, Atlanta, 58; Chicago Cubs 5, Detroit 2 Miami at Washington, 7:15 p.m. Cleveland, 58; KDavis, Oakland, 57; Gattis, Houston, 57; Rizzo, Chicago, 58; Gennett, Cincinnati, 57; Freeman, Oakland 4, San Diego 2 San Diego at Arizona, 10:10 p.m. Philadelphia 4, Baltimore 1 Interleague Judge, New York, 57; Ramirez, Cleveland, 56; 2 tied at Atlanta, 56; Aguilar, Milwaukee, 55; Kemp, Los Angeles, Milwaukee 3, Minnesota 2 Colorado at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. 55. 55. N.Y. Mets 6, Toronto 3 Tampa Bay at N.Y. Mets, 4:10 p.m. Cincinnati 7, Chicago White Sox 4 L.A. Dodgers at L.A. Angels, 7:15 p.m. HITS: Altuve, Houston, 115; Segura, Seattle, 110; Cas- HITS: Markakis, Atlanta, 108; Gennett, Cincinnati, 105; tellanos, Detroit, 106; Martinez, Boston, 104; Lindor, Albies, Atlanta, 102; Freeman, Atlanta, 101; Castro, THIS DATE IN BASEBALL Cleveland, 103; Rosario, Minnesota, 101; Machado, Miami, 100; Arenado, Colorado, 96; Anderson, Miami, Baltimore, 100; Lowrie, Oakland, 97; AJones, Baltimore, 95; Turner, Washington, 94; Story, Colorado, 93; 2 tied JULY 6 96; Ramirez, Cleveland, 94. at 91. 1929: The St. Louis Cardinals scored 10 runs in the first DOUBLES: Escobar, Minnesota, 34; Abreu, Chicago, 27; DOUBLES: Albies, Atlanta, 27; Markakis, Atlanta, 27; and fifth innings in beating the Philadelphia Phillies, Bregman, Houston, 27; Lindor, Cleveland, 27; Castella- Carpenter, St. Louis, 26; Rendon, Washington, 24; Story, 28-6, in the second game of a doubleheader. The Cardi- nos, Detroit, 26; Lowrie, Oakland, 25; Pillar, Toronto, 25; Colorado, 23; McCutchen, San Francisco, 22; 5 tied at nals had 28 hits and set an NL record with the 28 runs. 4 tied at 24. 21. 1933: The first major league All-Star game was played TRIPLES: Sanchez, Chicago, 9; Hernandez, Toronto, TRIPLES: KMarte, Arizona, 8; CTaylor, Los Angeles, 8; at Comiskey Park in Chicago. The AL, managed by 6; Benintendi, Boston, 5; JJones, Detroit, 4; Moncada, Baez, Chicago, 6; Nimmo, New York, 6; Contreras, Chi- Connie Mack, defeated the NL, managed by John Chicago, 4; Moreland, Boston, 4; Profar, Texas, 4; Smith, cago, 5; Story, Colorado, 5; 9 tied at 4. McGraw, 4-2 on Babe Ruth’s two-run homer. Tampa Bay, 4; 10 tied at 3. HOME RUNS: Arenado, Colorado, 22; Harper, Washing- 1966: Boog Powell of the Baltimore Orioles knocked in HOME RUNS: Martinez, Boston, 26; Judge, New York, 24; ton, 21; Muncy, Los Angeles, 20; Aguilar, Milwaukee, 19; 11 runs in a doubleheader against the Kansas City A’s Ramirez, Cleveland, 24; Trout, Los Angeles, 24; Lindor, Goldschmidt, Arizona, 19; Albies, Atlanta, 18; 5 tied at to tie an AL record. In the first game, Powell hit two Cleveland, 23; Cruz, Seattle, 22; Betts, Boston, 21; Mach- 17. home runs, including a grand slam, two doubles and a ado, Baltimore, 21; Stanton, New York, 21; 3 tied at 20. STOLEN BASES: Inciarte, Atlanta, 23; MTaylor, Wash- sacrifice fly to drive in seven runs as the Orioles won STOLEN BASES: Gordon, Seattle, 22; Anderson, Chicago, ington, 23; Turner, Washington, 22; SMarte, Pittsburgh, 11-0. Powell had four RBIs in the nightcap. 19; Ramirez, Cleveland, 17; Benintendi, Boston, 16; 18; Cain, Milwaukee, 16; Dyson, Arizona, 16; Hamilton, 1983: On the 50th anniversary of the All-Star game, RDavis, Cleveland, 16; DeShields, Texas, 16; Merrifield, Cincinnati, 16; Baez, Chicago, 15; Peraza, Cincinnati, 14; Fred Lynn’s grand slam off Atlee Hammaker, the first in Kansas City, 16; Betts, Boston, 15; Smith, Tampa Bay, 2 tied at 13. All-Star competition, capped a record seven-run third 15; Segura, Seattle, 14. PITCHING: Lester, Chicago, 11-2; Nola, Philadelphia, inning. The AL also set a one-game record for runs PITCHING: Severino, New York, 13-2; Kluber, Cleve- 11-2; Scherzer, Washington, 10-5; Godley, Arizona, 9-6; scored in a 13-3 victory that ended an 11-game NL win- land, 12-4; Snell, Tampa Bay, 11-4; Happ, Toronto, 10-4; Greinke, Arizona, 9-5; Mikolas, St. Louis, 9-3; 5 tied at 8. ning streak. Chicago’s Comiskey Park was the site, as it Morton, Houston, 10-2; Porcello, Boston, 10-3; Rodri- ERA: deGrom, New York, 1.85; Foltynewicz, Atlanta, was for the first All-Star game in 1933. guez, Boston, 10-3; 4 tied at 9. 2.02; Scherzer, Washington, 2.16; Lester, Chicago, 2.25; 1986: Atlanta’s Bob Horner became the 11th player in ERA: Severino, New York, 1.98; Verlander, Houston, Nola, Philadelphia, 2.40; Mikolas, St. Louis, 2.63; Guerra, major league history to hit four home runs in a game 2.12; Snell, Tampa Bay, 2.24; Sale, Boston, 2.40; Bauer, Milwaukee, 2.88; Corbin, Arizona, 3.05; Newcomb, and it still wasn’t enough to win the game. The Montreal Cleveland, 2.45; Morton, Houston, 2.55; Kluber, Cleve- Atlanta, 3.11; Freeland, Colorado, 3.25. Expos pounded the Braves’ pitching staff for an 11-8 land, 2.64; Skaggs, Los Angeles, 2.64; Cole, Houston, STRIKEOUTS: Scherzer, Washington, 174; Corbin, Ari- victory. 2.70; Sabathia, New York, 3.02. zona, 140; deGrom, New York, 134; Gray, Colorado, 119; 2009: Chase Utley hit a three-run homer and Shane Vic- STRIKEOUTS: Sale, Boston, 164; Cole, Houston, 158; Nola, Philadelphia, 116; Greinke, Arizona, 112; Foltyne- torino and Greg Dobbs each had two-run shots during a Bauer, Cleveland, 156; Paxton, Seattle, 145; Verlander, wicz, Atlanta, 107; Velasquez, Philadelphia, 107; Pivetta, 10-run first inning, helping the Philadelphia Phillies rout Houston, 144; Severino, New York, 138; Morton, Hous- Philadelphia, 104; Stripling, Los Angeles, 96. the Cincinnati Reds 22-1. ton, 133; Snell, Tampa Bay, 123; Kluber, Cleveland, 120; Today’s birthdays: Andrew Benintendi 24; Manny Berrios, Minnesota, 114. Machado 26; Nick Goody 27; Preston Tucker 28.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE JULY 6: Last day to sign for Player G AB R H Pct. Player G AB R H Pct. amateur draft picks subject to deadline. Betts Bos 68 260 66 88 .338 Gennett Cin 83 317 51 105 .331 JULY 17: All-Star Game, Altuve Hou 88 346 56 115 .332 Almora ChC 79 249 46 82 .329 Washington. Segura Sea 80 333 60 110 .330 Markakis Atl 85 335 52 108 .322 JULY 29: Hall of Fame JMartinez Bos 83 318 60 104 .327 Kemp LAD 82 264 39 84 .318 inductions, Simmons LAA 76 282 42 89 .316 Arenado Col 81 308 57 96 .312 Cooperstown, N.Y. MDuffy TB 70 277 26 87 .314 BCrawford SF 83 294 38 91 .310 JULY 31: Last day to trade a player without Trout LAA 87 300 67 93 .310 Suarez Cin 70 263 43 81 .308 securing waivers. Castellanos Det 85 343 47 106 .309 FFreeman Atl 85 328 54 101 .308 OCT. 2-3: Wild-card games. Rosario Min 82 328 57 101 .308 Dickerson Pit 77 287 35 87 .303 DEC. 10-13: Winter meetings, MMachado Bal 84 325 42 100 .308 Belt SF 71 259 39 77 .297 Las Vegas.
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I hadn’t noticed anything like this previously. What could be causing this? — Angie T. A: This will be difficult with- out more details. I’m curious what your brother observed to lead him to say this and what actions he took to protect the car from damage. Normal engine operating temperature for most cars and trucks is The front-wheel-drive Lacrosse is offered in Base, Preferred, Essence, Premium and Avenir trims. [PHOTOS BY BUICK/TNS] about 195 degrees, with occa- sional increases to perhaps 230 degrees. Perhaps he observed a higher than normal read- A welcome wardrobe update ing? Anything over 240 would get my heart beating faster! If there’s a red coolant light that’s The 2018 Buick illuminating, this is a really big Lacrosse Avenir deal as the threshold for lighting is a lively, athletic is likely 250 degrees, seriously premium sedan hot. Also, if the car is spewing coolant on the ground, emit- Larry Printz ting steam, or making gurgling Tribune News Service sounds from under the hood, it’s screaming “fix me right now!” GREENWICH, Conn. — Here come the questions: Behind the perfectly trimmed When does the higher than hedges and expertly mani- normal temperature occur, at cured lawns of many gated low speeds, or at higher speeds? neighborhoods, the 2018 Is the car a front-wheel drive Buick Lacrosse resides in the vehicle with a transverse (side- driveways, garages and the ways) engine? If so it would hearts of active adults. After use an electric cooling fan to all, not everybody wants to draw air through the radiator drive a car that looks as if it’s as conditions warrant (fluctua- leapt out of a gaming video and tions in temperature between rides with all of the forgive- 195 and 230 degrees are normal ness of an oxcart. It doesn’t when it is stopped or operating matter if it’s fastest around the at speed as the fan cycles on and Nurburgring. It has to be fast off). If you have an older car or enough for the daily commute pickup truck with a longitudinal while comfortably ensconcing engine, it would likely have a me in a plush cabin with the Being Buick’s fi nest four-door, you’d expect a heavy equipment load, as well as a spacious interior, mechanical fan driven by the latest in high tech. And it has which the 2018 Buick LaCrosse has in spades. engine (you won’t see tem- to look good. perature swings at idle as the So it’s no surprise that when Avenir-badged doorsills, and a nine-speed automatic trans- 2018 Buick fan runs all the time). If higher the redesigned 2017 Buick exclusive 19-inch or optional mission. A mild hybrid system Lacrosse Avenir than normal engine tempera- Lacrosse debuted, its sculpted 20-inch Midnight Silver that GM calls, “eAssist” pairs tures are encountered mostly lines flowed with a sport- wheels distinguish this car’s an electric motor and 24-cell Engine: DOHC 3.6-liter V6 at low speeds in an electric fan ing, dynamic grace. Inside, appearance. Inside, you’ll lithium-ion battery pack Horsepower: 310 vehicle, an inoperative fan is supple shapes with wood find Avenir embroidered on with a 2.5-liter four-cylinder Torque: 268 pound-feet a likely cause. If overheating and metallic trim framed the the headrests, and a hand- gas engine and a six-speed EPA fuel economy (city/ occurs mostly at high engine center-mounted infotain- some new Chestnut-colored automatic transmission that highway): 21/31 (FWD), 20/29 load with a mechanical fan, the ment screen. A huge sunroof interior. produces 194 horsepower. (AWD) fan clutch may be faulty. Over- brightens up the cabin. It’s This new top trim level It’s offered on all trim levels Wheelbase: 114.4 inches heating at all or higher speeds contemporary, not classic. adorns Buick’s largest sedan, except the Avenir, which Length: 197.5 inches (both fan types) can have many This is enhanced for with one that competes against comes solely with the V6. Cargo capacity: 15 cubic feet causes: low coolant level, faulty the 2018 Lacrosse’s new the Kia Cadenza, Toyota While eAssist does boost fuel Curb weight: 3,490-3,840 pounds water pump impeller, sticky Avenir trim, first introduced Avalon, Nissan Maxima economy by 4 mpg – no small thermostat, collapsing radia- on the 2018 Enclave in Octo- and the Chrysler 300. The thing — it trails the Toyota tor hose, missing/damaged ber. Think of it as Buick’s front-wheel-drive Lacrosse Avalon Hybrid. you’ll be relieved to know that air diverter, among others. answer to GMC’s Denali or, is offered in Base, Preferred, Given that, it makes it the rear cross-traffic alert, lane Checking the coolant level in a new version of Buick’s Essence, Premium and Avenir 2018 Lacrosse Avenir the change alert with side blind would be an important and Ultra badge. To distinguish trims. All-wheel drive is avail- best way to spend your Buick zone alert, forward collision simple first step to begin assess- this new trim level, the 2018 able on the top three trim bucks, delivering a boatload of alert, following distance indi- ment of this condition. Be sure Lacrosse Avenir is adorned levels. All Avenirs are pow- premium features. cator are standard. Adaptive to only do this with the engine with a unique cross-mesh ered by a double-overhead If high-tech driver-assis- cool, as hot and pressurized grille with chrome accents, cam 310-horsepower V-6 and tance features are important, See WARDROBE, C2 coolant can cause serious burns when a radiator cap is removed or a hose bursts. Some vehicles use an overflow tank (thin plastic with loose fitting cap) and the radiator cap is on the radiator, while others use a thick-walled Honda dominates most expansion tank with a pressure relief cap on top. Checking fluid level in only an overflow tank American-made vehicles list of 2018 is not sufficient as the radiator could still be low (it’s OK with an expansion tank). If the coolant By Robert Duffer level is found to be low and there Tribune News Service are no signs of rapid leakage it’s OK to add water temporarily The most American-made and seek nearby professional cars may not be made by the services right away. If there’s most American car brands. rapid leakage, a tow is best. Four out of the top 10 most Overheating an engine can American-made vehicles of cause serious damage and 2018 are made by Japanese is to be avoided at all costs. brand Honda, according to the Please make every effort to get annual report from Cars.com. this to a shop as soon as pos- “It’s part of the glo- sible for a complete diagnosis. balization of automotive With luck, perhaps the fault manufacturing,” Cars.com could be as simple as a leaky Executive Editor Joe Wie- hose or loose hose fitting. senfelder said in a phone interview. “The brand on the Brad Bergholdt is an automo- vehicle isn’t the only part of tive technology instructor at the equation of what makes it Evergreen Valley College in San American.” Jose, Calif. Readers may send him The Honda Odyssey, for email at bradbergholdt instance, is built in Lincoln, @gmail.com; he cannot The 2018 Honda Odyssey is the second most American-made vehicle, according to Cars.com. It’s made make personal replies. See HONDA, C2 in Lincoln, Alabama, and is one of four Honda vehicles in the top 10 annual list. [HONDA/TNS] C2 Friday, July 6, 2018 | DailyCommercial.com Powered By DID YOU KNOW According to FuelEconomy.gov, aggres- AUTOMOTIVE sive driving can consume 10 to 40 percent more fuel than sedate driving. AUTO BITS Test Drive: 2018 Volkswagen Atlas SE 4Motion What does the econ mode actually do? By Greg Zyla Obviously, economy modes More Content Now are intended to save gas. But how do they do it? We break it Entry Price: $30,375 down. Eco, Econ, or economy Price as Tested: $39,815 modes have become common in modern vehicles. These There’s a brand-new driving modes are intended to SUV in town called Volk- save you fuel, but how do they swagen Atlas, and it’s sure actually work, and how much one of the roomiest midsize can they save you? The first SUV’s we’ve ever tested. question is one we can answer, With three rows of stan- but the second, how much dard seating allowing up to you’ll save, is a bit trickier. seven passengers, the all- 1. POWER REDUCTION: Enable new 2018 Volkswagen Atlas the economy mode in your replaces the five-passenger vehicle and the first thing you Toureg and looks to be a will notice is that the power stern competitor in this pedal changes. We’d call that popular class. Currently, the “gas pedal”, or “throttle” Atlas sits alongside smaller but electric cars have economy compact crossover Tiguan modes too, use no gas, and at VW dealerships, the lat- 2018 Volkswagen Atlas SE 4Motion. [VOLKSWAGEN] have no throttle. The pedal can ter which receives a major change in its feel, or how it makeover for 2018. (We’re Likes: Looks, interior, quiet, about every standard feature unique vehicles made to makes the vehicle respond. hoping to drive one soon). handles well, cargo. you’ll need. If you live in transport seven or more 2. HVAC CONTROL CHANGES: Atlas starts with the entry Dislikes: Acceleration just so-so a warm climate state, this passengers, memories of The second most important S for $30,375, then moves up even with V6, MPG suspect. same vehicle with front- the 23-window Micro- way that economy modes alter through another 11 models drive starts at $37,340. bus, Kombi vans and those your vehicle’s settings to save to reach the summit SEL (for a trip to the beach for Of all the trims available, popular Vanagon wagons energy is by taking control of Premium, which retails for example), the extra 41 horses the Atlas SE V6 w/technol- and Westfalia Campers your heat and air conditioning. $48,740 fully loaded. Both will surely be appreciated. ogy 4Motion may well be come quickly to mind. These Running an AC compres- Turbo4 and V6 engines are All Atlas models utilize a fine the best of the bunch as for VW buses date all the way sor and the fans in your car available until you get to shifting eight-speed auto- return on investment. Stan- back to 1950 here in the U.S. consumes a lot of energy. the top rung SEL Premium, matic Tiptronic transmis- dard features include all the following the Beetle intro- Economy modes do a variety which comes with the V6 sion that shifted perfectly high-tech items like Apple duction in 1949. During of things to cut back on that engine as standard fare. during our test review. and Android compatibility, the 1960 decade, no other consumption, while still keep- Recommended is the The new Atlas offers both Volkswagen App-Connect, vehicle came close to the ing the driver comfortable. V6 over the Turbocharged front-wheel-drive (2WD) (which begins when you plug popularity of a VW “Mini 3. CRUISE CONTROL CHANGES: 4-cylinder for obvious or VW’s famous 4Motion in your compatible Smart- Bus” painted in multi-color, Modern cruise control systems power benefits and tow- all-wheel-drive (AWD) with phone) adaptive cruise, “Peace and Love” livery. do much more than just try to ing advantages. Expressly, Active Control, the latter enhanced rear view cam- Now perfected, this new keep a car on or above a certain the 3.6-liter V6 develops which our tester featured. era, front collision warn- VW Atlas is sure to be a wor- set speed. They can follow a car 276 horses and 266 lb. ft. of In choosing your prefer- ing, emergency braking, thy competitor in our mod- in front of you and speed up and torque versus the small 2.0- ence of adhesion, keep lane assist, lane departure, ern-day culture of moving slow down and they can also liter inline turbo four-cylin- in mind that only the V6 eight-speaker SiriusXM family, friends and cargo. slow your car when you are on a der that delivers 235 horses models offer the 4Motion with CD player, power steep decline. and 258 lb. ft. of torque. AWD. The entry price for liftgate and much more. Greg Zyla writes weekly When you have your Atlas our Atlas V6 SE Tech V6 In summary, when you for More Content Now John Goreham/ loaded up with passengers 4Motion is $38,890, and look back at Volkswagen’s and other GateHouse BestRide.com and cargo is filled to the brim comes delivered with just heralded past in building Media publications. navigation. Available fea- powerful, the transmission WARDROBE tures include an electronically being the perfect partner. controlled active suspension This is one Buick that won’t From Page C1 system with Touring and Sport be travelling too slowly in modes. Other extra goodies the left lane. Perhaps most cruise control, forward auto- include massaging front seats, surprisingly of all is this matic braking, pedestrian and wireless phone charging. car’s agility; this is no senior detection and automatic park- But being Buick’s finest shuttle. The LaCrosse Avenir ing assist are optional. four-door, you’d expect a proves responsive for its size, And being a Buick, it’s going heavy equipment load, as although you might want to indulge your inner-hedonist well as a spacious interior, to drive it with and without with a leather interior, Bose which this car has in spades. the adaptive suspension; the Centerpoint 11-speaker sur- You can’t say the same of the added handling prowess may round sound audio system; trunk; it’s disappointingly not be worth the trade-off in Head-Up Display; power pan- small given the vehicle’s size. ride quality. oramic moonroof; power rear Nevertheless, being a Buick With its simple elegant inte- sunshade; heated/ventilated it cruises quietly, just as you’d rior, flowing lines and posher front seats, heated steering expect. It ably brushes off the trim, the 2018 Lacrosse Avenir The 2018 Buick LaCrosse comes with a Bose Centerpoint, 11-speaker wheel, 4G LTE onboard Wi-Fi, effects of America’s deterio- is a lively, athletic premium surround sound audio system; head-up display; power panoramic Android Auto and Apple Car- rating highways, delivering a sedan, one that still pampers moonroof; power rear sunshade; heated/ventilated front seats, Play, and — of course — an comfortable ride. The engine you in the finest Buick fashion heated steering wheel, 4G LTE onboard Wi-Fi, Android Auto and infotainment system with proves to be smooth and — thank goodness. Apple CarPlay. [BUICK/TNS] to headquarters in another what they want to buy, and topped the list. In 2017, it was by U.S. workers assembling it; HONDA country. will research things to dissuade the Jeep Wrangler. The latter is and the name of any other coun- The most American-made car them,” Wiesenfelder said. “This an American icon. The former is try where at least one-third of From Page C1 in the first quarter of 2018 is the is another data point.” an American best-seller. Both equipment originated. Cars. Jeep Cherokee, manufactured in A Cars.com survey of 1,000 vehicles were redesigned for com added engine and trans- Ala., and is made with 75 per- Belvidere, Ill. But Jeep is owned participants found that 71 per- 2018, and neither vehicle made mission country of origin last cent domestic parts. Compare by Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, cent believe buying American the top 10 this year. year to give its index five data it with Buick, which is consid- an Italian company headquar- contributes significantly to the So it goes in the global manu- points to consider for economic ered to be as American as the tered in London. Fiat rescued U.S. economy. The vast major- facturing era. impact. red, white and blue in its badge: Chrysler from bankruptcy in ity (82 percent) also believe Tesla is another American “If consumers care about the Buick Envision crossover 2009 and earlier this month buying American-made vehi- brand but only had about 50 making car purchases that sup- is manufactured in China with made a commitment to invest cles creates more jobs in the to 55 percent domestic parts, port the U.S. economy, it means only 2 percent domestic parts, globally in Jeep and Ram while U.S. So is buying Volvo good which didn’t make the cut for looking beyond the assembly said Wiesenfelder. Chrysler and Dodge will be for America? top 10, said Wiesenfelder. location,” Wiesenfelder said. The Odyssey (ranked second) lower-volume regional brands. Yes, if you’re buying the rede- The new methodology is vari- The exact formula for the sold in its home country doesn’t “I think Chrysler is going to signed S60 sedan. Volvo just able, based on the domestic index is kept a secret. The share much with the larger one continue to be relevant in the opened its first plant in the U.S. parts content of the top 40 per- Detroit-made Chevrolet Volt here, just to give some perspec- U.S.,” FCA CEO Sergio Mar- on June 20 in Ridgeville, S.C. cent of the model year’s eligible ranked fifth, while the Chevy tive on how confusing it can be chionne said of the company’s The Swedish brand owned by a vehicles. Excluded are low- Corvette out of Bowling Green, to assign nationalism to a brand. five-year strategic plan. “Don’t Chinese multinational with an volume models that sold under Ky., ranked 10th. America’s The other Hondas cracking the expect it to be a global brand.” American factory invested $1.1 2,500 units in the first quarter best-selling vehicle, the Ford top 10 were the Honda Ridgeline Globalization has diluted billion in the area just inland and all heavy-duty vehicles F-150 made in Missouri and pickup (third), Honda Pilot SUV nationalism for automakers from the port city of Charles- with a gross vehicle weight over Michigan, ranked ninth. (sixth) and Acura MDX midsize beyond the United States’ Big ton. It makes the S60 and will 8,500 pounds, according to Illinois was home to three SUV, all made in Alabama on Three of FCA (formerly Chrys- employ up to 4,000 people to Kelsey Mays, senior consumer of the top 10, including the a shared platform to simplify ler), Ford and General Motors. make the XC90 SUV in 2021. affairs editor at Cars.com. Ford Taurus (fourth) and Ford manufacturing. The Acura MDX “Jaguar Land Rover is an This proves the difficulty in Mays said 114 models were eli- Explorer (eighth) manufactured (seventh) is also made in East iconic British brand owned by defining American-made when gible for the ranking this year. in Ford’s Chicago Assembly Liberty, Ohio. Tata Motors in India,” Wiesen- it comes to brands. And even Of those 114, the 45 models plant in the South Side neigh- “The way the American- felder said. “Volvo is a Swedish individual models are becom- with the highest percentage of borhood of Hegewisch. made Index has been built car company owned by Chinese ing less and less definitively domestic parts made the next “It’s something for Illinoisans was to reflect U.S. economic company Geely. Does that mean American. Last year, Cars.com cut for the five factors used in to be proud of,” Wiesenfelder impact,” Wiesenfelder said. Volvo is not a Swedish brand tweaked the formula for its the rankings. said. Cars.com is also head- “You can’t tell what the U.S. anymore? Our position is there index because fewer vehicles Information for domestic quartered in Chicago. “Illinois economic impact is based solely is no clear answer.” were meeting the threshold of 75 parts content can be found is right in the middle of the on the brand.” The American-made Index percent domestic parts content. through the American Automo- country, so it’s great for distri- The global nature of auto attempts to define where a car “Twelve years ago when it bile Labeling Act of 1992, which bution. And Chicago is the rail manufacturing means parts model comes from and where started, over 60 vehicles quali- requires manufacturers to label hub of the U.S. I don’t know of a can be sourced from all over the its revenue goes because it’s fied,” Wiesenfelder said. “In three things: the percentage final assembly for an automaker world then produced domesti- insightful for consumers. 2016, we only had 8.” of U.S. equipment on the car; that doesn’t use rail. That works cally, with profits funneled “People have a good idea of In 2016, the Toyota Camry the percentage of man-hours in our favor in Illinois.” DailyCommercial.com | Friday, July 6, 2018 C3 MOVIES&TV MOVIE REVIEW ‘Ant-Man and the ‘Ant-Man’ sequel sits at kids’ Wasp’ Written by Chris McKenna, Erik Sommers, Paul Rudd, Andrew Barrer, Gabriel Ferrari table of the Marvel universe Directed by Peyton Reed With Paul Rudd, Evange- line Lilly, Michael Douglas, By Ed Symkus Michael Pena, Hannah More Content Now John-Kamen Rated PG-13 It would be fair to say that within the vast labyrinth of the Marvel of quantum physics, and Universe, Ant-Man is a knows a little something minor character. And that about the Quantum Realm. “Ant-Man,” the 2015 film Yeah, there’s too much that starred Paul Rudd as going on, but the script Scott Lang, a petty crimi- tries to buffer that by nal who, once donning his tossing in lots of large vs. story’s version of a super small sight gags, having the suit, was able to get small, villains keep showing up grow tall, and zip around at inopportune moments, fighting off all sorts of bad and splitting the goofiest guys, was, when compared of line delivery between to other entries in Marvel Rudd and his character’s moviedom, a minor film. friend Luis (Michael Pena). But it was certainly an But the story does what entertaining endeavor and, it’s supposed to do: It keeps by the way, took in just returning to the idea intro- over half a billion dollars at duced at the beginning, the box office. A sequel was that Janet might still be inevitable. And so, with the Ant-Man goes large to take care of some oceanic business. [MARVEL STUDIOS] alive and that they must try usual question about the to find her. Of most impor- need to see the first film (Michelle Pfeiffer), both Burch (Walton Goggins). people like Sonny Burch tance, Stan Lee shows up before moving on to the of whom had the ability to Too much to keep track and his band of thugs. at about the 80-minute second hanging over it, the shrink down to ant size, of already? Sorry, there’s But things go awry when mark, the ending will answer is a resounding no. were long ago involved in plenty more. Scott, a everyone gets to meet the confound anyone who The gaggle of writers who a save-the-world scenario divorced dad who gets to ghostly Ava (Hannah John- hasn’t yet seen “Avengers: fashioned this screenplay that ended with Janet going see his young daughter on Kamen), who also goes by Infinity War,” and there’s took care to include enough “subatomic” and vanishing weekends, is going through the name Ghost and who, a huge car chase through information before the into the Quantum Realm. two years of ankle-brace- even while wreaking havoc the streets of San Fran- opening credits run to allow Now Hank and his daugh- leted house arrest (due to on some of the good guys — cisco, which should bring any newcomers to catch ter Hope (Evangeline Lilly) something that happened for reasons of revenge — is smiles to Michael Douglas up on what’s going on, believe that Janet might in one of those “Avengers” physically fading away. fans. Those who don’t much of which was hinted still be alive, and that only movies). Hope, who has More: There’s also get this reference should at the first time around. Scott can help them find wings attached to her super Bill Foster (Laurence IMDB his 1970s TV work. Here’s a taste: Bril- her. Well, Scott, along suit when she becomes the Fishburne), a long-ago liant inventor Hank Pym with the acquisition of a Wasp, flies around sting- acquaintance of Hank, Ed Symkus writes about (Michael Douglas) and his special technical compo- ing people when she’s who’s brought into the movies for More Content brilliant wife and science nent that’s in the hands of small, and beating them up fold because, as luck would Now. He can be reached partner Janet Van Dyne the smarmy villain Sonny when she’s tall, especially have it, he’s a professor at [email protected]. MOVIE REVIEW STAY TUNED ‘Three Identical ‘10 That Changed America’ Strangers’ a strange series is worth a look documentary By Ed Symkus ‘Three Identical More Content Now Strangers’ With documentary Directed by Tim Wardle features continu- With Eddy Galland, David ing to gain ground as Kellman, Robert Shafran MelissaCrawley mainstream entertain- Rated PG-13 ment — lots of people are showing up for he “10 That Changed “Won’t You Be My that are actually color- TAmerica” series on Neighbor?” and “RBG” saturated recreations PBS returns this — their subject mat- of what went down. summer with three new The ‘10 That Changed America’ series begins on July 10 at 8 p.m. ters are becoming more Those college kids episodes that continue EDT on PBS. [WTTW/CHICAGO PRODUCTIONS] intriguing and, in many weren’t completely to explore aspects of the cases, more peculiar. wrong; they did know nation’s built environment. a Dutch thoroughfare to a to people and then they “Three Identical Strang- Bobby Shafran. But his In the first, “10 Streets brightly lit theatre district belonged to cars, which ers,” a darling at this name was Eddy Gal- that Changed America,” is one example. Along with meant opportunities for year’s Sundance and land, who had been the series chooses 10 some fun facts, like how business development. Hot Docs International at the school the year influential roads that have Wall Street got its name, Roads meant travelers, Documentary Festivals, before. Bobby Shafran connected, divided and the backstory of Broadway which meant places were clicks on both counts. and Eddy Galland were transformed communi- has broader social implica- needed where they could The opening sights and identical twins, who ties across the country. It’s tions, namely the addition stop to eat, sleep and be sounds are of 56-year- were separated when an interesting look at the of lights, which changed entertained. One 1920s old Bobby Shafran, sit- they were 6-months- role streets have played in how women lived. For the visionary predicted that ting down, looking into old, put up for adoption, shaping our lives and work. first time, it was accept- the automobile would take the camera, and saying, and raised by different Enthusiastic host Geof- able for them to shop over Los Angeles, so he “When I tell people my families, never knowing frey Baer keeps the edu- alone after certain hours. created L.A.’s “Miracle story, they don’t believe that they were twins. cational tone light and The other featured Mile,” a shopping district it ... but it’s true, every One of the film’s many cheerful as he takes the streets include the Boston specifically for motorists. word of it.” Then he talking heads, a jour- viewer on a road trip Post Road, a highway that Not all streets con- calmly launches into nalist named Howard from New York City’s carried vital information nect however, a lesson the that story, explaining Schneider, says that Broadway to Los Ange- during the American Revo- series explores in a seg- that it really began when after writing about them, les’ Wilshire Boulevard. lution, St. Charles Avenue ment on Greenwood Ave- he was 19 and a fresh- “the story went from Meeting with experts, in New Orleans where the nue in Tulsa, Oklahoma. man at Sullivan County amazing to incredible.” Baer reveals a street’s electric streetcar lead to Known as the “Black Wall Community College, That’s because backstory with the addi- suburban development Street,” the prosperous where other students 19-year-old David tion of early film footage, across the country, and the African-American busi- joyfully greeted him, Kellman, who was also paintings and archival National Road, which ran ness district was burned many of them saying, adopted, read the article, footage that together, form from Cumberland, Virginia to the ground in 1921 as “Welcome back, Eddy!” realized that he looked a historical picture. The to Vandalia, Illinois, and a result of a race riot. “What? But I’ve never a whole lot like Eddy idea is to offer fun, bite- was the first road paid for “10 Streets that Changed been here before,” and Bobby, and noted size pieces of learning. by the federal government. America” wouldn’t be out remembers Bobby. And, that they all shared the Aside from the slightly Its establishment enabled of place screening in a high “My name is Bobby.” birthday of July 12, 1961. gimmicky top 10 format settlers to travel in cov- school classroom, but it Even after so much But, giving away and Baer’s over-excited ered wagons to the West. offers some interesting time has gone by, Bobby only that the film delivery, the show offers Highlighting the far- commentary on the effects is still incredulous about takes a strange turn, worthwhile insight on the reaching cultural and social of our built environment. the events that followed. both in its story and social and cultural impact impact of roads, the show The film shows some in its mood, what you of something we all take also makes a point about Email Melissa Crawley of them in a series of see at the beginning for granted. Broadway’s the role of ingenuity in at staytuned@outlook. imaginatively presented does not prepare you 400-year-old history from the country’s newfound com or follow her on Twit- old-style “flashbacks” for where it goes. a Native American road to mobility. Streets belonged ter at @MelissaCrawley. C4 Friday, July 6, 2018 | DailyCommercial.com COMICS DENNIS THE MENACE FAMILY CIRCUS HEATHCLIFF LUANN DILBERT MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM BABY BLUES BEETLE BAILEY PICKLES ZITS PHANTOM GARFIELD BLONDIE FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE SHOE B.C. HAGAR THE HORRIBLE ROSE IS ROSE SNUFFY SMITH CLASSIC PEANUTS DIVERSIONS DailyCommercial.com | Friday, July 6, 2018 C5 Son strives to revive faded memories of mom long gone ›› BRIDGE DEAR ABBY: I'm 52. tal health professional goal was age 72. -- NOT My mom died when I about the fact that this SURE IN MICHIGAN Bidding quiz was 11. It wasn't until JEANNE is increasingly bothering DEAR NOT SURE: What I reached my mid-20s PHILLIPS you would be a good you are contemplating that I realized I have no $ idea. That person can takes a great deal of You are South,neither side vul implied that you were acting only nerable. The bidding has been: under the compulsionof partner’s memories of her, and DEAR recommend hypnosis if stamina. Some individ- South West North East forcing bids. few memories of my ABBV it's appropriate. uals in their 50s are up childhood before I was DEAR ABBY: I am a for the challenge, others 1V Pass 2 ♦ Pass In the same way, if youwere to bid 11. Dad and I lived a few divorced 53-year-old not so much. Before you 2 V Pass 2* Pass only three spades now, partner could Ob ? rightfullyassume that your hand was hours away from family, For some reason it's woman. My children are commit, talk to a guid- What wouldyou bid now with a dead minimum. But this is far from bothering me more and ance counselor at the and after Mom passed, grown, and I have a good each of the following four hands? the actual case. With the discovery of no one spoke about her more now. I want to career in HR and payroll. school to explore what remember my mother. 1. ♦ A82 V AQJ92 ♦ J7 ♦ J54 a spade fit, yourhand has risen tre much. I imagine that was It's not my dream job, opportunities might be 2. ♦ K972 V AK.J643 ♦ K8♦ 7 mendously in value, and the proper because it was painful. When I ask her friends though. I applied to available to an older 3. ♦ 843 ¥ KQ8652 ♦ AQ ♦ KJ way to get this message across to She was only 29. and relatives about her, and was accepted into a graduate with no work 4. ♦ J3 V KQJ7543 ♦ A62 ♦ 6 partner is to jump to game rather I never cried over I get general answers Master of Architecture experience in the field. than make a simple raise. her death, and I don't -- she was a nice person, program, but I just found Would you still plan 1. Three clubs. Whenever the 3. Threenotruirip. The same pol remember missing her very loving and crafty, out they will accept to retire at 72? Your respondinghand names a new' suit, icy is followed in this case. A two- as a child or teenager. etc. How does someone only 12 credits from my student loans could take the openingbidder is forced to bid notrump bid would sound weak There are only a handful get their memories back? associate's degree, which many more years to pay again. Therefore, you could not pass because it could he read as showing of photos of her and a I've heard hypnosis can means I will need five off if you don't quickly when partner bid two clubs, and you a dead-minimum hand that included couple of passed-down help, but I'm not sure. years of full-time college become a high-earning cannot pass now. The only problem a diamond stopper. stories. I understand that Do you have any advice? to achieve my dream, architect, so consider is what to bid over two spades. However, youhad values in reserve people block memories -- SON LEFT BEHIND while working full-time, your next move carefully Since partner named clubs before when youbid two hearts. These extra of traumatic events and DEAR SON: Many of course. and receive as much spades, it is reasonable to assume values — 15 high-card pointsinstead things they don't want to people are reluctant to I'll be 58 when I unbiased counsel as you that his first suit is longerand that he of the 12 or 13 youmight have had remember. I remember talk about family mem- graduate and probably can before making a final has only four spades. Had the suits — can now be shownby jumpingto the night it happened bers who have passed on should be planning for decision. been of equal length, partner would game in notrump.This bid cannotbe in detail, but not the because they are afraid retirement, not taking surely have bid spades first. Since construed as showinga powerhouse, memory of her. I have it will be painful for the on $100,000 in student Dear Abby is written by you cannot bid notramp without a since the two-heart bid that preceded listener. Perhaps if you diamond stopper, you must now it indicated that the openingbid was seen a few psychiatrists loans. Should I abandon Abigail Van Buren, also show a preference for partner’s lon in the minimum class. at different times during approached your rela- this dream? Have I run known as Jeanne Phillips, tives and explained why ger suit by bidding three clubs. 4. Three hearts. Havingopened the course of my life to out of time to take on and was founded by her 2. Four spades. In the preceding the bidding with only 11 high-card deal with stress and daily you are asking for more such a lofty goal? Or mother, Pauline Phillips. hand, your three-club bid, following points,all youcan do is stick to your life issues, and while details, it might jog some should I just sit back and Contact Dear Abby at the weakish rebid of two hearts, story that your openingbid is a they were aware of my memories. However, if relax and travel now that www.DearAbby.com showed that you had started with a minimum based largely on great background, we never that doesn't bear fruit, my kids are grown? By or P.O. Box 69440, Los minimum opening bid. Both bids heart length. really got into this. then talking with a men- the way, my retirement Angeles, CA 90069. Tomorrow:Good bidding and good play. €2018 King Features Syndicate Inc. ›› HOROSCOPES HAPPY BIRTHDAY FOR anticipated. A conversation current plans. The reasons ›› CRYPTOQUOTE FRIDAY, JULY 6, 2018: with someone you see as this person gives you are This year you flow intellectual opens up yet legitimate, but you have al- AXYDLBAAXR through life with more another possibility. JACQUELINE ready made a commitment, ease. You have an unusually GEMINI (MAY 21-JUNE BIGAR and you plan on sticking to isLONGFELLOW strong drive, which some- 20) Zero in on what you it. See how you feel after a times takes you away from would like to do. Realize that discussion with a close loved One letter stands for another.In this sample, A is used those you love and your BIGAR’S you can no longer ignore STARS one. home life. You feel rewarded an invitation to join your CAPRICORN (DEC. 22- for the three L’s, X for the two O’s, etc. Single letters, by your accomplishments. If JAN. 19) you are single, you have an friends. You will have to You have a greater apostrophes,the length and formation of the words unusual mix that could draw respond in some way that cial, and allows you to open influence on your family potential sweeties toward feels appropriate. Though up to certain possibilities. and inner circle than you re- are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. you. You could meet some- a loved one might not be A loved one might be quite alize. You are in the process one special anytime from ecstatic about your choices, different from you, but he or of some dramatic changes now till your next birthday. If others will be. she likely has a similar way that could take a toll on var- 7-6 CRYPTOQUOTE you are attached, the two of CANCER (JUNE 21- of seeing life. You can learn ious people. Lighten up and you are aware of the impor- JULY 22) Your emotional from this person. Take notes. focus on what is positive tance of your public image. well-being could be jarred LIBRA (SEPT. 23-OCT. 22) and fun in your life. You will love taking time by a friend or loved one AQUARIUS (JAN. 20-FEB. off away from your hectic Don’t insist on putting your C I V N M C Y U V Y B N L S M N T . who might hurt you with a ideas on the back burner. 18) You might feel as if you pace. ARIES pushes you to comment he or she makes. are unstoppable. You feel perform to your max. Make your desires a higher ARIES (MARCH 21-APRIL Ignore what is going on, if priority. Yes, it is good not to much differently from how 19) you can. You also will need be too me-oriented, but at you have in quite a while. You experience enough to let go of any criticism. the same time you need to Others seem receptive to tension that you might de- Avoid anyone who is in a put yourself first more often. your comments and opin- T S J O S M ’ C D I Z N C S D I Z N cide to do something about sour mood. Go with the moment, and ions. Everyone seems to be the source of your angst. At LEO (JULY 23-AUG. 22) you will be content. asking for your advice and first, you might waiver back You could be reaching out SCORPIO (OCT. 23-NOV. feedback. and forth until you come PISCES (FEB. 19-MARCH for a possibility that no one 21) You seem to be back to up with a good answer. A but you thinks will happen. 20) discussion could lead to living your life as you nor- Your emotional nature You are willing to risk failure, mally do. You could wonder has been out of whack lately. U S L N C S C I V B I G S J C Y C . thoughts you have not con- though very few people are. sidered up to now. what is making a friend so Though you still feel strong- TAURUS (APRIL 20-MAY You see a need to restructure feisty. This person might be your life in some practical ly about certain matters, you 20) full of energy. It is beneficial The past few days might way. A surprise get-together to recognize that you could can relax and enjoy yourself. have left you feeling less will lift your spirits. be a trigger to this person. Go with the moment, but than great. You have been VIRGO (AUG. 23-SEPT. SAGITTARIUS (NOV. stick to your budget: It could - H J V N U A N M I A O seeking a solution, but 22) One-on-one relating 22-DEC. 21) recognize that the matter is Someone could spiral out of control quickly Yesterday’s Cryptoquote:THE PURPOSE OF LIFE proves to be quite benefi- try to talk you out of your if you are not careful. more complex than you had IS TO DISCOVER YOUR GIFT. 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