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By P.J. GLISSON Carlson, who was [email protected] dressed as an elf, said the IRONWOOD – A Satur- 20 members of the depart- day morning “Christmas ment “take a day” to sit and for Kids” event at the Iron- wrap all the gifts that are wood Township Hall fea- donated by members of the tured a steady line of chil- community. dren waiting for the chance Wives, husbands and to tell Santa what they mates of department mem- hope to receive for Christ- bers also help with any mas. other aspect of the event. The Ironwood Town- In addition, Adam Gras- ship Volunteer Fire Depart- er, deputy sheriff with the ment sponsored the annu- Gogebic County Sheriff’s al event, which included a Office in Bessemer, lent gift for each child in atten- support. dance. While standing next to “It makes people multiple boxes that were happy,” said Fire Chief spilling over with gifts, he Scott Carlson with a big said the best part was see- grin. ing the smiles on the faces Also available was a of participating children. light lunch of hot dogs, One of the kids was chips, Christmas cookies Kanaan Tippet, 4, of Iron- and beverages. wood, who was there with After time with Santa, his mom, Jessica Tippett. kids sat at multiple tables Kanaan said he wanted to enjoy their meal while Santa to bring him “a visiting with their parents, kitchen set.” siblings and other family “He loves to cook,” said members and watching his mom, who added that other kids take their turn he’s hoping to receive with Jolly Old St. Nick. items such as pots and Joanne Carlson, wife of pans. the chief, said 100 to 200 Festive holiday decora- P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe kids attend the annual tions completed the pic- VISITING WITH Santa Saturday morning at the Ironwood Township Hall is Aeowyn Leslein, 5, who was attend- event, depending on the ture at the Lake Road loca- ing with her brother, Theodrik, 3, and their mom, Gwendolyn Leslein, all of Ironwood. The Ironwood Township year. tion. Volunteer Fire Department sponsored the event. Porkies hosts snowshoe making as part of outdoors academy By P.J. GLISSON participating. “I’ve been wanting teaching it,” said Urban of the [email protected] to do this for a long time,” he snowshoe session. She ONTONAGON – In modern said. explained that Neal also was times, when shopping includes The men were taking part in present because she’d taught the so much choice and conve- an all-day session sponsored by course “many times.” nience, most folks don’t even the Outdoor Skills Academy of The guys learning to lace the consider the option of spending Michigan’s Department of Natu- shoes claimed they are not crafty their spare time crafting an item ral Resources. by nature, but their instructors from scratch. Registration in the workshop disagreed. Urban described Not so with participants in included two wood frames, them as “the easiest students Saturday’s snowshoe-making tubular nylon lacing, and step- you could ever have” and added, workshop at the Porcupine by-step instruction by either “They’re just flying through Mountains Wilderness State Urban or Theresa Neal, who is a this.” Park in Ontonagon. park interpreter for the Tahqua- She said they were using “People should do this sort of menon Falls State Park in New- frames from a company in the thing more often,” said John berry. Munising area, where she said McIntosh of Ontonagon, who The women and their stu- employees “bend the frame was busy weaving one of his dents were stationed within the themselves” from white ash shoes under the careful guid- A-frame of the Porkies ski com- received from Escanaba. ance of Porkies park interpreter plex. Photos and diagrams provid- P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe Katie Urban. Urban, who just started at the ed by Neal helped to illustrate GUIDING JOHN McIntosh of Ontonagon on the art of making a “It’s kind of cool,” added Porkies last August, used to the steps needed to create a snowshoe is Katie Urban, park interpreter for the Porcupine Moun- McIntosh. work as a seasonal interpreter tains Wilderness State Park in Ontonagon. The park offered an all- Matt Evans, also of Onton- with Neal. day workshop on Saturday in the A-frame area of the ski complex. agon, was equally excited to be “This is my first time actually SNOWSHOE — page 5 Blue Canvas celebrates Christmas at Historic Ironwood Theatre By RICHARD JENKINS performed a variety of Christmas songs – [email protected] several with a unique twist that played to IRONWOOD – The Historic Ironwood the performers' musical backgrounds. Theatre continued to celebrate the holiday Ed Willett, the group's musical director, spirit Sunday with a performance of “Blue said the musicians on stage Sunday each Canvas Christmas” by members of the had a different musical background and Blue Canvas Orchestra. style. He said this allowed the group to “(The Blue Canvas Orchestra) has choose songs that highlighted those differ- always been a local favorite, so we wanted ent styles, rather than adapting the styles to bring them back this year, because peo- to a specific song. ple love them,” theater board president One of the examples of this was Yazmin Zona Wick said. Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe The seven members of the house band ED WILLETT plays with the Blue Canvas Orchestra during the group's “Blue Canvas Christmas” concert Sunday at the Historic Ironwood Theatre. for Lake Superior Big Top Chautauqua BLUE — page 12 TODAY INDEX Snow — Details, page 2 Classifieds . . . . .10-11 75 cents Comics ...... 9 Sunday Today’s records Snowfall Community ...... 3 Vol. 101, No. 24 High 46 High 42 (1991) 48 hours to 7 a.m. Education ...... 6 Low 28 Low -26 (1983) Sunday none Snow depth 14 in. Obituaries ...... none Year ago today Precipitation Season total 82.9 in. Opinion ...... 4 High 25 48 hours to 7 a.m. Last year 50.9 in. Sports ...... 7-8 Low 18 Sunday none l 2 MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 2019 NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD White House predicts Pelosi to TODAY TUESDAYTUESDAAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAYTHURSSDAY FRIDAY ‘yield’ on impeachment delay WASHINGTON (AP) – The White port for his plans to impose a framework House argued Sunday that Speaker Nancy drawn from the 1999 impeachment trial of Pelosi has put herself in an untenable posi- President Bill Clinton. That trial featured a Scatteredered Mostly Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Mostly Cloudy tion by stalling House-passed articles of 100-0 vote on arrangements that estab- SnowSnoow impeachment against President Donald lished two weeks of presentations and Trump in hopes of shaping the upcoming argument before a partisan tally in which 37° 27° 33° 23°233° 34° 26° 32° 27° 29° 19° Senate trial. then-minority Republicans called a limited Winds: Winds: Winds: Winds:Winnds: Winds: The House voted Wednesday to number of witnesses. 7 mmphph EESESE 2-92-9 mmphph SSSESE 6 mphmph ENEENE 7 mmphph S 7-107-10 mphmph WSWWSW impeach Trump, who became only the That has sparked a fight with Pelosi third president in U.S. history to be for- and Schumer, who are demanding trial Ontonagon LOCALL OUTLOOK mally charged with “high crimes and mis- witnesses who refused to appear during 36/28 Todayy we will see mostly cloudy demeanors.” Pelosi has declined to send House committee hearings, including act- Bergland skies, high g of 337°,7°, humidityy of 82%. the articles of impeachment to the Senate ing White House chief of staff Mick Mul- 33/26 East southeast wind 7 mph. The Wakefield until Republicans provide details on wit- vaney and former national security adviser Ironwood recordd high for today is 42° set in nesses and testimony, forestalling a trial John Bolton. Saxon 33/27 37/27 Marenisco 1907. Expect cloudy skies tonight, 35/29 overnovernightnight low of 27°. that is likely to result in Trump’s acquittal A close Trump ally, Sen. 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This gives a temperature of what ththe he air feels like on the skin. Answer: trial.” pushing a deal. Short called Pelosi’s delay unaccept- He criticized both Republican and able, saying she’s “trampling” Trump’s Democratic senators who have already rights to “rush this through, and now announced how they will vote in the trial, 13 wounded in shooting we’re going to hold it up to demand a saying the Constitution requires senators longer process in the Senate with more to act as impartial jurors. Republicans witnesses.” hold a 53-vote majority in the Senate. “If her case is so air-tight ... why does “The leverage is our hope that four at Chicago memorial she need more witnesses to make her Republican senators will stand up, as 20 case?’’ Short said. years ago, we saw in the impeachment of CHICAGO (AP) – One person has been including that person’s identity. Chicago White House officials have highlighted Bill Clinton, and say, this is much bigger charged in connection with a shooting Mayor Lori Lightfoot, who visited victims Democrats’ arguments that removing than our current political squabbles,” early Sunday at a house party that left 13 on Sunday, said the party was celebrating Trump was an “urgent” matter before the Durbin said. people wounded, four of them critically, the birthday of a person who had been House impeachment vote, as they seek to The Constitution requires a two-thirds Chicago police said. killed. put pressure on Pelosi to send the articles majority in the Senate to convict in an The shooting stemmed from a dispute Waller described three different shoot- of impeachment to the Senate. impeachment trial – and Republicans at the memorial party, Chief of Patrol Fred ing scenes at the residential location in the McConnell has all but promised an have expressed confidence that they have Waller said at a news conference. He said city’s Englewood neighborhood, a pre- easy acquittal of the president, and he more than enough votes to keep Trump in shots were first fired just after 12:30 a.m. dominantly low-income stretch of the city appears to have secured Republican sup- office. The party was being held in honor of roughly 10 miles southwest of downtown someone who was killed in April. that has high crime. The shooting started Chicago police announced Sunday inside, then more shots were fired as peo- evening that Marciano White, 37, was ple began spilling out of the house. Shots Evangelical tussling over charged with unlawful use of a weapon by were also fired at a third place nearby, a felon. White was arrested a short dis- Waller said. anti-Trump editorial escalates tance from where the party was being He described the shooting as an “isolat- held, authorities said. ed incident.” As the political clamor tian community could online and in print, but his- The victims range in age from 16 to 48 The shooting comes as the city has caused by a top Christian prove perilous for his torically, we have been and suffered “different and various gun- been on the verge of closing out 2019 with magazine’s call to remove reelection hopes. Though your readers.” shot wounds to their bodies.” Waller said sizable drops in shootings and homicides President Donald Trump no groundswell of new Among the signatories police recovered a revolver. for the third straight year. Through rough- from office continues to anti-Trump sentiment of the letter are George “It looked like they were just shooting ly mid-December, about 475 people were reverberate, more than 100 emerged among evangeli- Wood, chairman of the randomly at people as they exited the killed, compared with 549 in 2018, which conservative evangelicals cals in the wake of Chris- World Assemblies of God party,” Waller said. is a 14% drop. In 2016, the number of closed ranks further tianity Today’s editorial, Fellowship; Rev. Tim Hill Waller did not provide details on the homicides was roughly 750, according to around Trump on Sunday. the president fired off of the Church of God; for- person who was being memorialized, Chicago police data. In a letter to the presi- scathing tweets Friday mer Arkansas governor dent of Christianity Today accusing the establishment and GOP presidential magazine, the group of magazine – founded by the hopeful Mike Huckabee; Police: Gunmen opened fire on evangelicals chided Editor- late Rev. Billy Graham in and former Minnesota in-Chief Mark Galli for pen- 1956 – of becoming a cap- GOP Rep. Michele Bach- ning an anti-Trump editori- tive of the left. mann. crowd in Baltimore, injuring 7 al, published Thursday, The letter to the maga- Galli told CBS’ “Face the that they portrayed as a dig zine’s president sent on Nation” on Sunday that he BALTIMORE (AP) – rifle and the other with a Richard Worley. “This guy at their characters as well Sunday also included a views the chances of Two shooters opened fire handgun, began shooting gets out of a car with a as the president’s. veiled warning that Chris- Trump leaving office, on a crowd outside a around 1:45 a.m., The Bal- rifle, not even a handgun, “Your editorial offen- tianity Today could lose either through a reelection hookah lounge in Balti- timore Sun reported. Police walks up the street and just sively questioned the spiri- readership or advertising loss or post-impeachment more early Sunday, wound- said they don’t have a opens fire on a line of peo- tual integrity and Christian revenue as a result of the conviction by the Senate, ing seven people, including motive for the attack and ple.” witness of tens-of-millions editorial, which cites as “probably fairly slim at at least three teenagers, were searching for the sus- Responding officers of believers who take seri- Trump’s impeachment last this point.” The editor-in- police said. pects. found four victims, ages 17, ously their civic and moral week. chief defended his editorial The unidentified sus- “The criminals are just 18, 20 and 27, with gun- obligations,” the evangeli- Citing Galli’s past char- as less of a “political judg- pects, one armed with a brazen,” said Police Col. shot wounds, police said. cals wrote to the maga- acterization of himself as ment” than a call for fellow The wounded were taken zine’s president, Timothy an “elite” evangelical, the evangelicals to examine to hospitals for treatment. Dalrymple. letter’s authors told Dal- their tolerance of Trump’s # # Another three people, The new offensive from rymple that “it’s up to your “moral character” in THIS DAY including a 17-year-old, the group of prominent publication to decide exchange for his embrace sought medical attention at evangelicals, including whether or not your maga- of conservative policies IN HISTORY area hospitals, according multiple members of zine intends to be a voice of high on their agenda. December 23 to police and media Trump’s evangelical advi- evangelicals like those rep- “We’re not looking for • 1779 Benedict Arnold court-martialed for improper reports. sory board, signals a lin- resented by the signatories saints. We do have private conduct Worley said the victims gering awareness by the below, and it is up to us sins, ongoing patterns of have not spoken to police • 1888 Vincent van Gogh cuts off his left ear with a president’s backers that and those Evangelicals like behavior that reveal them- about potential suspects, any meaningful crack in us to decide if we should selves in our private life razor, after an argument with fellow painter Paul whose car was recovered Gauguin, and sends to a prostitute for safe keeping his longtime support from subscribe to, advertise in that we’re all trying to work after it was set on fire. that segment of the Chris- and read your publication on,” Galli said Sunday. • 1954 The first human kidney transplant is performed by Dr. Joseph E. Murray at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts • 1997 Woody Allen, 62 weds Soon-Yi Previn 27, REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS adopted daughter of Mia Farrow NEW DUROLAST ROOF ON UPPER SECTION OF BUILDING LOCATE AT 250 E. MIDLAND AVE. Today’s History was sponsored by Gogebic Community College is requesting NOTICE bids to install a Durolast white membrane roof WORK SESSION on the upper section of its building located at A Work Session with the Ironwood City Commis- 250 E. Midland Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938. For sion and Planning Commission will be held on requirements, specifications, and due date, Monday, January 6, 2020 at 6:00 P.M. in the please go to: Women’s Club Room, 213 S. Marquette Street, Ironwood, MI 49938. www.gogebic.edu/HR/hr_assets/request-for-proposalsdurolast.pdf The purpose of the Work Session is to review the initial draft of the Adult Use Marihuana Establish- ment Ordinance and to receive public comment. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 2019 3 Aspirus dietician offers HOLIDAY FOOD DRIVE suggetions for healthy holiday LAURIUM – While the Healthy holiday swaps holidays are a special time to be with loved ones, it’s •Reduce dietary choles- terol by replacing a whole also a time when we egg with two egg whites overindulge in big meals •Substitute butter with and sweet treats. But, with avocado in cookie recipes •Substitute oil, margarine a little meal planning and or butter with applesauce in mindfulness, it is possible muffins and breads to put out a guilt-free •Use fat-free yogurt spread both you and your instead of sour cream or mayonnaise in dips and guests enjoy. sauces Taylor Mattson, clinical •Choose reduced fat or dietitian for Aspirus fat-free cheese in salads Keweenaw Hospital & and casseroles Clinics, offers these four for the sofa: Instead of col- tips: lapsing on the couch after –Avoid skipping meals: a big meal, get your family Skipping breakfast and and friends together for lunch to save room for the light activities. Perhaps holiday spread is a no-no. play a game of charades or Eat healthy balanced meals take a trip to the nearest throughout the day. sledding hill. Choose high-fiber foods, –Enjoy being in the Submitted photo like fruits, vegetables and moment: The holidays can VILLA MARIA Health & Rehab Center recently held its annual holiday food drive to benefit the Iron County Food whole grains. High-fiber bring a lot of stress — wor- Pantry. Pictured, from left, are Villa Maria employees Leah Simonich, Zoie Swetkovich, Stephanie Smith, Saman- foods offer a satisfying full- rying about what and how tha Peterson (kneeling), Margo Holm, Diane Coolidge, Amber Guglielmotto (kneeling) and Cheryl Morrison, and ness and can help prevent much you eat or how much Food Pantry representative Pat Livingston. overindulging come dinner you spend on gifts. Don’t time. let it take over. –Keep your portions in “The holidays are about check: Designate a sizeable love and family, so enjoy University of Michigan alums teaching ‘more portion of your plate for the ones around you to the vegetables or begin your fullest,” Mattson said. “And than music’ in classrooms across state meal with a salad to stabi- don’t be afraid to eat the lize your hunger signals. Be foods you love. Try eating By SYDNEY HAWKINS jazz studies and music edu- semesters. to learn how to be better sure to eat with your stom- intuitively and savor every U-Michigan News cation at U-M. “Mr. M was “U-M has a wonderful teachers. He is an example ach, not with your eyes, bite of Grandma’s famous JACKSON – When invaluable to my develop- program with great profes- of someone who has a big- and stop when you start to apple pie that you only get Bryan Mangiavellano ment as a musician and as sors who are at the top of ger vision, he just gets it–as feel full. to eat once a year.” decided to pursue a career an educator–what he really their field – Dr. Conway, in, yes, we really want to “Try using a smaller Those with questions or in conducting and music taught me was how to Dr. Fitzpatrick, Dr. Skad- have the best-sounding plate to help keep your por- concerns about their diet education, he imagined develop relationships with sem – these were people ensemble that we can, but tions in check,” Mattson are urged to talk to your leading a large collegiate my students.” that I knew would chal- that’s not really the end said. “Visually, it can trick primary care provider or marching band one day. Frewen, also a Michigan lenge me to think deeply goal.” you into thinking you have registered dietitian. More Accepting his first job as Marching band member about music ed,” Mangiall- Mangiallevano says that more than enough food to information is available on director of bands at North- who works with several evano said. “They really got the last 16 years in the satisfy your hunger.” the Aspirus website at west High School in Jack- drumlines at area high into the ‘why’ of what we classroom have changed –Don’t dine and dash aspirus.org. son 16 years ago was sup- schools, including at do as teachers.” his longview. posed to be the first in a Northwest, gave his mentor Colleen Conway, profes- “In the beginning of my series of steps that would a nickname nearly five sor of music education at career, I might have told Briefs get him there. years ago that can still be the U-M School of Music, you that my goal would “It really wasn’t long heard in the Northwest Theatre & Dance, says that have been to create lifelong before I realized that I was band classroom today. the program launched in musicians through educa- Courthouse closed Tuesday, Wednesday exactly where I was sup- “My friend Zack and I 2004 and has become one tion, and I know this BESSEMER – The Gogebic County Courthouse will be posed to be,” said Man- started calling him ‘dad’ of the most popular in- sounds cliche, but what I closed Tuesday and Wednesday in observance of the giavellano, a euphonium one day – it was an ode to state master’s programs for really want for them now is Christmas holiday. player who earned his mas- his ‘dad jokes,’ but also a music teachers. for them to be good peo- ter’s in music education meaningful nickname that “What’s really unique ple,” he said. Tired Iron club to hold Christmas party from the University of describes how a lot of peo- and attractive about U-M is “My hope is that band IRONWOOD – The Lake Superior Tired Iron Tractor Michigan in 2011. “I love ple feel about him as the that we have a high-quality has instilled enough work Club will hold its annual Christmas party on Jan. 18 at teaching music to kids, and honorary head of the march- music education depart- ethic and discipline, so the Elk and Hound. A social hour will begin at 5 p.m., fol- I love to see the effects of ing band family,” he said. ment at a top performing that when they go off to lowed by dinner at 6. that reflected in both their Charis Cumings, cur- arts school, which also become doctors, lawyers, Organizers are sending out an RSVP form. For more musicianship and who rent senior drum major for happens to be at a leading electricians or welders, information, call Mike Secord at 906-285-0706. they become as people.” the Northwest Marching research university,” she that they know how to put “Mr. M” is one of more Band, agrees. said. in the hard work to be suc- Carnegie Library offers art for children than 400 U-M alumni cur- “Mr. M is a father figure “We get a lot of students cessful in whatever they rently at the helm of hun- to many of us – he expects like Bryan, who really want decide to do.” IRONWOOD – The Ironwood Carnegie Library will dreds of elementary, mid- a lot of us and wants us to be hosting an art afternoon for students ages 5 and up on dle and high school music be good, and it is fun when Monday, Dec. 30, at 1 p.m. Artist Arlene Schneller will be classrooms across the state you’re good,” said Cum- making copper snowflakes with the group. Space is lim- of Michigan. ings, who hopes to pursue THANK YOU ited so registration is appreciated. Call the library at 906- The “Marching Moun- a career in music. “But one We would like to express our sincere 932-0203. ties” are well known in the of the reasons people love gratitude for all the support from the region for their both their and respect him so much is local businesses, organizations and degree of excellence and because of his role as a Calendar for their signature mountie mentor. During my most individuals throughout this past year. uniforms. The band has difficult times in high We wish you all been a staple in the com- school, I could just stop by Email calendar items and Building. 906-667-1110. munity for more than 50 his office and talk to him – A MERRY CHRISTMAS community news to Breakfast For Your Brain, years as part of Northwest he’s such a great listener.” and a Happy and Safe New Year! [email protected]. 10 a.m., Mercer, Wis., Com- For more information, call 906- munity Center. 715-561-2695. Community Schools, “He really is the ‘dad’ of 932-2211. Alcoholics Anonymous, which is geographically the band,” said Elijah Hal- Saxon/Gurney Fire Department and Monday, Dec. 23 noon, Salem Lutheran Church, one of the largest districts dane, a Northwest sopho- Emergency Medical Responders Ironwood. area74.org. in the state of Michigan more who plays tenor Ironwood Kiwanis Club, Iron County Food Pantry, noon, Golden Dragon. because of the vast rural drums. “He has so many 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 area it covers. Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- students and he makes p.m., Episcopal Church of the In addition to his duties time for each one. He’s 4450. Transfiguration, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, area74.org. in directing the 140-mem- always checked up on me Lutheran noon, Salem Lutheran Church, ber marching band, Man- and asks me how I’m Ironwood. area74.org. Wedneday, Dec. 25 Churches Overeaters Anonymous, giavellano also directs the doing, and that means a lot WELS 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran Alcoholics Anonymous, high school’s jazz band, to me.” Church, Wakefield. open meeting, noon, Salem teaches beginner guitar Though U-M boasts one Christmas Eve Services Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 Lutheran Church, Ironwood. p.m., Our Lady of Peace area74.org. classes, and assists in of the oldest music educa- Bethany, Bruce Crossing ...... 3:30pm EST Catholic Church, Ironwood. DOVE Support Group, teaching beginning brass tion programs in the coun- 5344 Hwy 28 West area74.org. noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. players from 6th through try, Mangiavellano began a Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. IMPACT Life Support 8th grade at Northwest graduate program in 2007 St. Paul, Hurley ...... 5:30pm CST EST, Ontonagon United Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland Middle School. Each day, that was relatively new at 309 2nd Ave. North – with Methodist Church basement, Church, Ironwood. Children’s Christmas Program next to Holiday gas station, Narcotics Anonymous, 7 more than 250 kids come the time. Designed specifi- Ontonagon. area74.org. p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, through his classroom cally for working profes- Zion, Mercer ...... 7:30pm CST Government Ironwood. area74.org. Bessemer Township doors. sional educators, the Mas- 4947 N. US Hwy 51 Board, 5 p.m., Township Hall, Thursday, Dec. 26 “He’s so much more ter of Music in music edu- Ramsay. than just a band director,” cation offers teachers the Christmas Day Service Wakefield City Council, Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, Ironwood Memorial Building. said Logan Frewen, a for- opportunity to complete 5:30 p.m., City Hall. Zion, Mercer ...... 9am CST Ironwood City Commis- Gogebic County Veterans mer student and now a the program over the sion, 5:25 p.m., public hear- Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 junior double majoring in course of three summer ing, regular meeting; 5:30 a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m.; Memorial Building. p.m., Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco Tuesday, Dec. 24 Township. 906-667-1110. Alcoholics Anonymous, Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, noon, Salem Lutheran Church, ST. MARY OF THE Ironwood Memorial Building. Ironwood. area74.org. OUR LADY Gogebic County Veterans SMART Recovery, 4:30 SEVEN DOLORS Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 p.m., 101 E. Mary St., Besse- OF PEACE a.m., Ironwood Memorial mer. PARISH CATHOLIC CHURCH 108 S Marquette Street 404 Iron St. • Hurley, Wis. • 715-561-2606 Ironwood, Michigan Lutheran (906) 932-0174 Churches 2019 Holiday Mass Schedule WELS May His Birth Bring You Peace and Blessings Christmas Eve Services This Christmas and Throughout the Year! TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24 ~ Vigil of Christmas 4:00 p.m. Mass Bethany, Bruce Crossing ...... 3:30pm EST Christmas Eve 5344 Hwy 28 West WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 25 ~ Christmas Day Tuesday, Dec. 24 - 4:00p.m. AND 10:00p.m. Mass St. Paul, Hurley ...... 5:30pm CST Christmas Day 7:00 a.m. Mass 11:00 a.m. Mass 309 2nd Ave. North – with TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31 Wednesday, Dec. 25 - 8:00a.m. Mass Children’s Christmas Program New Year s Eve Vigil of Solemnity of Mary, e Holy Mother of God NO 5:30pm Zion, Mercer ...... 7:30pm CST ’ 4947 N. US Hwy 51 Tuesday, Dec. 31 - 5:30p.m. Mass 4:00 p.m. Mass MASS New Year s Day Christmas Day Service WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1 ’ Wednesday, Jan. 1, 2020 – 8:00a.m. Mass Solemnity of Mary, Zion, Mercer ...... 9am CST –Handicapped Accessible – e Holy Mother of God - 7:00am & 11:00am Mass l 4 MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Who we are now will be our legacy DAILY GLOBE We are in the last days of this vote for a racist who regularly year, and many of us will spend at described Mexicans as rapists and least a portion of them in the compa- murderers? Sue Mizell, Publisher ny of children we love. How do we, years from now, con- Never have I been more mindful vince the grown children in our lives Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor of this privilege. Most of us want to that we love their babies when we believe that we will live on in the Connie defended that racist after he separat- memories of the children in our Schultz ed thousands of young migrant chil- lives, but I wonder how many of us dren from their parents at our bor- have thought about what our legacy der? We don’t yet know the extent of Op-Ed will be. Trump’s legacy, but we know that 2019 a busy year As I write, the House of Represen- what he was willing to do to inno- tatives is in its sixth hour of one- Our children and grandchildren, cent children will be a primary part and two-minute speeches in either our nieces and nephews – they will of any legitimate account of his pres- in Michigan House support of or opposition to the be adults in a world that is more idency. impeachment of Donald J. Trump. diverse and inclusive than the one If we aligned ourselves with As we near the end of 2019, I want to share some By the time you read this column, they were born into. Most children Trump, what makes us think our highlights of my first year representing the western the president of the United States grow up to become adults wonder- children will want anything to do Upper Peninsula in the Michigan House. will have been impeached. He will ing how much their roots contribut- with us? How do we look into their Serving our communities has truly been a reward- soon face trial in the Senate, and ed to the complicated people looking grown-up eyes and tell them his ing experience. I have learned a lot just from listen- Republican Majority Leader Mitch back at them in the mirror. Our hatred for large swaths of America ing to the thoughts and ideas of people I meet at local McConnell has made no secret of his roots are our beginnings, not our was good for the country? events and during my monthly office hours. This intentions. excuses, and these younger genera- Millions of Americans will gather year, I hosted more than 50 opportunities for people “I’m not an impartial juror,” he tions will have plenty of evidence to in churches this Christmas, and the to meet with me and share their views. Hearing said earlier this week. “This is a help them understand the differ- adults will be reminded anew how directly from people in our district helps make me a political process. There is not any- ence. children make the holiday. They’ll better representative, and I look forward to continu- thing judicial about it. Impeachment I often wonder how Trump sup- stifle laughs during the annual ing these meetings in 2020. is a political decision.” This flies in porters with young children in their pageants and nativity reenactments, I’ve also had the opportunity to work on issues the face of precedent and procedure lives think they’re going to defend and pull the little ones close in the that are important to families throughout the U.P. – senators must remain seated and their allegiance when their kids are pews as they help them hold their Some of this year’s highlights include: silent throughout the trial, for exam- old enough to demand accountabili- candles during “Silent Night.” –Guaranteeing relief from high car insurance ple, under threat of imprisonment – ty. Grown-ups will choke back tears at rates: U.P. drivers will soon get relief from the out-of- but he clearly does not care. Most of us have moments when the sight of their little hands control car insurance rates we’ve all been saddled His Republican colleague, Sen. we wince over things we did when clasped in prayer and wish they with for far too long. I was proud to cast my vote in Lindsey Graham, was even more our kids were little. Sometimes could freeze them in that moment support of a historic, bipartisan solution to deliver blunt: “I am trying to give a pretty they’re funny, and sometimes we forever. guaranteed rate relief for every Michigan driver. clear signal I have made up my have to apologize and ask forgive- It doesn’t work like that, of The first sign our reforms are paying off came mind. I’m not trying to pretend to be ness. But how would I have any cred- course. Children grow up and away, when the Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association a fair juror here. ... I will do every- ibility in telling a daughter or grand- and one day they’ll be old enough to (MCCA) recently announced it will cut its annual thing I can to make it die quickly.” daughter that no man should touch know who we were and what we per-vehicle assessment by more than half for the year- One common refrain in recent her without her permission if I voted stood for, in this historical time in long period beginning July 2, 2020. That means weeks is that history will remember for a man who bragged about being our country. Michigan drivers will pay $100 per vehicle, down how these members of Congress a sexual predator? How would I It will matter, and that will be our from the current $220 per vehicle — a 55 percent sav- voted in this time of crisis in our explain that one? This is something I legacy. ings. country. But they aren’t the only think about a lot. The great news is the lower MCCA fee is just the ones who will leave behind a record. What if a child we love falls in Connie Schultz is a Pulitzer Prize- first of many reductions that drivers can expect to In this historical time, families are love with a black person or a Latino? winning columnist and professional in take effect as these reforms progress. The new law weaving their own historical narra- What if they have children? What residence at Kent State University’s will continue to provide relief for years to come by tives. How will we be remembered right would we have to even know school of journalism. Email Schultz at offering drivers more choices, combating fraud and by the children we leave behind? these children if we were willing to [email protected]. ending price gouging on medical services for crash survivors. –Funding critical programs without raising taxes: Earlier this year, I worked with both Republicans and Today in history Democrats to approve a new state budget without raising taxes that provided record funding for public By The Associated Press schools and record funding to fix roads and bridges. Today’s Highlight in History Then, the governor shocked us all by vetoing services On Dec. 23, 1968, 82 crew and cutting funding for public safety, health care and members of the U.S. intelli- programs our most vulnerable residents rely on gence ship Pueblo were released by North Korea, 11 every day. months after they had been People were understandably upset. I listened to captured. their concerns and worked hard to find a solution. On this date I’m proud to say I recently voted for a budget plan to In 1783, George Washing- restore funding for rural and isolated schools, “pay- ton resigned as commander in chief of the Continental Army ments in lieu of taxes” that local communities receive and retired to his home at from the state, secondary road patrol officers, rural Mount Vernon, Virginia. hospitals and many other critical services. In 1805, Joseph Smith Jr., –Expanding access to clean, affordable energy: I principal founder of the Mor- mon religious movement, was often hear complaints from residents and business born in Sharon, Vermont. owners who are frustrated by the astronomical price In 1913, the Federal of power in the western U.P. That’s why one of my Reserve System was created top priorities is to make it easier for families and as President Woodrow Wilson business owners to utilize clean and affordable ener- signed the Federal Reserve Act. gy resources. I introduced a plan in October that In 1941, during World War would provide relief by removing bureaucratic barri- II, American forces on Wake ers that currently deny people the freedom to gener- Island surrendered to the ate their own renewable electricity. Japanese. In 1948, former Japanese My legislation would prevent electric utility com- premier Hideki Tojo and six panies restricting the number of energy customers other Japanese war leaders who can participate in renewable energy efforts. It were executed in Tokyo. would allow any customer who meets certain inter- In 1954, the first successful connection and equipment requirements to partici- human kidney transplant took place at the Peter Bent Denver convicted Terry Nichols survivors to Palestine, died in Football Hall of Famer Paul pate and receive credit on their utility bills for the Brigham Hospital in Boston as of involuntary manslaughter northern Israel at age 86. Hornung is 84. Actor Frederic energy their equipment generates. a surgical team removed a kid- and conspiracy for his role in Five years ago: The movie Forrest is 83. Rock musician –Helping the Keweenaw County Road Commis- ney from 23-year-old Ronald the Oklahoma City bombing, “The Interview” was put back Jorma Kaukonen is 79. Rock sion: A plan I introduced to help the Keweenaw Herrick and implanted it in Her- declining to find him guilty of into theaters when Sony Pic- musician Ron Bushy is 78. rick’s twin brother, Richard. murder. (Nichols was sen- tures Entertainment Actor-comedian Harry Shearer County Road Commission move forward with a pro- In 1972, a 6.2-magnitude tenced to life in prison without announced a limited release of is 76. U.S. Army Gen. Wesley posal to replace its outdated maintenance facility was earthquake struck Nicaragua; the possibility of parole.) the comedy that had provoked K. Clark (ret.) is 75. Actress recently vetoed by the governor. the disaster claimed some In 2001, Time magazine an international incident with Susan Lucci is 73. Singer- The current law, which dates back to 1909, 5,000 lives. named New York City Mayor North Korea and outrage over musician Adrian Belew is 70. requires county road commissions to limit the pay- In 1975, Richard S. Welch, Rudolph Giuliani its Person of its canceled showing. The Rock musician Dave Murray the Central Intelligence Agency the Year for his steadfast NFL’s troubles with domestic (Iron Maiden) is 63. Actress ments to 15 years or less when purchasing property station chief in Athens, was response to the 9/11 terrorist violence were selected the Joan Severance is 61. Singer for public use – a window sometimes too demanding shot and killed outside his attack. sports story of the year in an Terry Weeks is 56. Rock singer for smaller communities. Other municipal units have home by the militant group Ten years ago: Richard annual vote conducted by The Eddie Vedder (Pearl Jam) is more flexibility and can currently finance such pay- November 17. and Mayumi Heene, the par- Associated Press. 55. The former first lady of In 1986, the experimental ents who’d pulled the “balloon One year ago: Amid criti- France, Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, ments over 30 years. My plan would have given road airplane Voyager, piloted by boy” hoax in hopes of landing a cism and fallout from the resig- is 52. Rock musician Jamie commissions in rural counties, including Keweenaw, Dick Rutan and Jeana Yeager, reality TV show, were sen- nation of Defense Secretary Murphy is 44. Jazz musician the same option. completed the first non-stop, tenced by a judge in Fort Jim Mattis, President Donald Irvin Mayfield is 42. Actress Despite the veto, I will continue fighting for a solu- non-refueled round-the-world Collins, Colorado, to jail (90 Trump pushed the Pentagon Estella Warren is 41. Actress tion to help the road commission access the financ- flight as it returned safely to days for him, 20 days for her). chief out the door two months Elvy Yost is 32. Actress Anna Edwards Air Force Base in Cal- Gary Patterson, who’d guided earlier than planned; in a Maria Perez de Tagle is 29. ing it needs to improve its operations. ifornia. TCU to its best season in 70 series of tweets, Trump Actor Spencer Daniels is 27. It is my honor to serve as your state representa- In 1995, a fire in Dabwali, years, became the first Associ- appeared to question why he Actor Caleb Foote is 26. tive. Please feel free to reach out to my office with any India, killed 446 people, more ated Press Coach of the Year had put Mattis in his Cabinet in Thought for Today questions, ideas or concerns at 517-373-0850 or than half of them children, from outside the six confer- the first place. “Oh, for the good old days during a year-end party ences with automatic BCS Today’s Birthdays when people would stop [email protected]. being held near the children’s bids. Yitzhak Ahronovitch, cap- Actor Ronnie Schell is 88. Christmas shopping when they –Michigan state Rep. Greg Markkanen, R-Hancock school. tain of the Exodus during a Former Emperor Akihito of ran out of money.” In 1997, a federal jury in 1947 attempt to take Holocaust Japan is 86. Pro and College — Author unknown

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P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe MAKING HOLIDAY magnets at a community Christmas party in Bessemer Sunday are, from left, Bradley Ziegel of Wakefield and siblings Jose and Chloe Armata of Ramsay. Behind them is volunteer guide Karen Begalle. The party was at Besse- mer’s VFW Post 3673. Crowd enjoys Bessemer VFW community Christmas party

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Submitted photo BESSEMER STUDENTS Seth Neil and Cody Shepard sing “Felix Navidad” as part of the A.D. Johnston Mid- dle School and High School’s annual talent/gong show Thursday afternoon. There were 16 acts consist- Submitted photo ing of dances, songs, skits, voice impersonations and THE MERCER School’s fourth grade social studies class members, from left, Simon Thompson, Rex Brandenburg, some comedy. At the end of the show, choir members Kerwin Wilson, Emma Galloway and Ariella Perez hold up their “Who Am I” family history projects. They pre- performed a few of their numbers from their Christ- sented their genealogical projects on Thursday. The students selected a relative to interview and presented mas concert and the whole student body sang Christ- their findings orally and with a poster of family photos. The students also brought a family favorite food item mas carols. for classmates to sample. BESSEMER BANDS

Submitted photo THE A.D. Johnston High School Band plays at their Christmas concert on Dec. 14. From left are, first row, clarinets Christina Rasmussen and Katelyn Miskovich, and Submitted photo flute Hannah Cebolski; second row, trumpet Natatalie Stone, Naomi Aili, Zach THE BESSEMER Elementary School school band plays at the Christmas concert at Baross, Bobby Rocco; and third row, saxophones Brendon Aspinwall, Isaack Ormes, A.D. Johnston High School on Dec. 14. trombones Tad Rowe, Baylee Schwarz, and euphonium Janelle Lekies. WATERSMEET CHRISTMAS CONCERT

P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe THE SENIOR band performed several songs at the Thursday evening Christmas concert in the gym of Watersmeet Township School. Tunes included “Christmas Bells and Bass,” “Christmas Concerto,” “Minka’s Sleigh Ride,” “Do You Hear What I Hear?” and “Bell Carol Rock.” Children from kindergarten through 12th grade sang and played instruments under the direction of music director Dan Mykkanen.

P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe CHILDREN IN kindergarten and first grade sing during the Thursday evening Christmas concert at Watersmeet Township School. Tunes included “Up on the Housetop,” “All I Want for Christmas is My Two Front Teeth,” “Nice, Not Naughty,” and “Jingle Bells.” Leading the kids was Dan Mykkanen, music director.

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Children from kindergarten [tÑÑç [ÉÄ|wtçá through 12th grade performed at the school’s annual Happy New Year! –DAILY GLOBE STAFF Christmas concert, which was led by music director Dan Mykkanen. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 2019 7 Packers control division in LaFleur debut, as Vikings loom MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – Sure, the Green think naturally there's been kind of a Bay Packers haven't picked up many style group within the group that's formed from points in this first season under coach a leadership standpoint that we all hold Matt LaFleur. ourselves, especially in that group, to a They've been outscored in the second really high standard," Rodgers said. and fourth quarters. Only four of their 11 "Because we have to set the tone for the wins have come by more than one score. rest of the squad, and Matt has fostered Their team rankings in rushing and pass- that ability I think by keeping things very ing yardage on both offense and defense simple." are all in the bottom half of the league. Though the Vikings (10-4) didn't win Here they are, though, needing only the division until their second season one victory over their final two games to under coach Mike Zimmer in 2015, that take the division title. What's more, a first- ode by Rodgers to the power of simplicity round bye for the playoffs remains well would translate across the border in some within reach. Whatever the outcome of ways, too. Though Zimmer is a defensive their visit to Minnesota on Monday night, expert, not offense like LaFleur and the this rookie year for the inexperienced majority of their peers across the league, LaFleur and his staff could hardly be the Vikings have developed a consistent recorded as anything but a job well done. identity under his leadership even as their "This was the goal, to win the NFC offense has changed hands and styles mul- North, and this is the game that can do it tiple times. for us," said LaFleur, the offensive coordi- "I like this team. I like how they're play- nator for Tennessee last season who ing," Zimmer said, adding: "I think we're turned 40 last month. doing a good job scheming offensively. From quarterback Aaron Rodgers on Defensively we've played a little bit better down the roster, players have raved about the last couple of weeks. If we can ever get the contribution that the chemistry of this it to the point where I really feel good team has made to the stellar won-loss about it, we could do some damage." record and late-game resiliency. Beyond Making that deep push through the Associated Press that, though, there aren't any secrets to playoffs will be more difficult on the road, GREEN BAY Packers head coach Matt LaFleur calls a play during the second half this success for the Packers (11-3). of course, which is where the Vikings will against the Chicago Bears Sunday in Green Bay, Wis. The Packers won 21-13. They have the second-fewest turnovers be headed unless they get some improba- in the NFL with nine, and their rushing ble help in Detroit on the final day of the the game on Monday night: last week of the 2016 season. In 2015, the attack spearheaded by Aaron Jones has regular season. DEBUTING WITH A DOZEN Vikings and Packers were both 10-5 enter- ably complemented Rodgers in his up-and- The last non-division winner to reach LaFleur can become the 10th rookie ing their meeting in the final, won by Min- down attempt to help his young wide the Super Bowl was the Packers nine years coach in NFL history to win 12-plus nesota at Green Bay. receivers hit their stride. The defense has ago, and the only way Minnesota can win games. Jim Caldwell (Indianapolis, 2009) WELCOME BACK the third-best interception percentage and the NFC North is if the sputtering Lions and George Seifert (San Francisco, 1989) The Packers have joined the Bills and the fifth-best red zone rate, allowing fewer beat the Packers in addition to Vikings vic- are the top two with 14-2 records. Matt the 49ers as teams already in the playoff than half of opponent possessions inside tories in their last two games. They host Nagy, who went 12-4 with Chicago last field that missed the cut last season. The the 20 to cross the goal line. Chicago on Dec. 29, with the chance to go season, was the most recent. Vikings, who can clinch a spot even before There were plenty of questions, both 8-0 at home for the first time in 10 years. DOUBLE-DIGIT DIVISION kickoff on Monday night if the 49ers beat internal and external, about how Rodgers The Packers have yet to win at U.S. Bank This game marks only the fourth time the Rams on Saturday night, would make would work with LaFleur, but their initial Stadium, which opened in 2016. in five seasons in the NFL that two divi- it four. Since the NFL expanded the tour- relationship has by all accounts been a "I feel like our fans are some of the best sion opponents have played each other nament to 12 teams in 1990, at least four healthy one. fans in the world, so playing at home in with 10 or more victories. Last year, the of them per year have made the field after "He allowed for the leadership to kind that atmosphere, it's going to be a lot of Chiefs were 11-2 when they lost to a 10-3 an absence the prior season. The only oth- of naturally come together. He empowered fun," Vikings wide receiver Stefon Diggs Chargers team in an AFC West showdown. ers with a chance to stretch that streak for guys that need to be empowered, allowed said. "I look forward to it." The Patriots were 13-2 before they beat the the league to 30 straight years are the his coaching staff to do the same, and I Here are some other angles to follow for 10-5 Dolphins in an AFC East game in the Titans and Steelers in the AFC. Lock, Lindsay lead Broncos to 27-17 win over reeling Lions

DENVER (AP) – Drew ton for a 3-yard score and Lock and Phillip Lindsay the Broncos wouldn't trail stood out even more than again. Lindsay gave them those hard-to-miss, all- some insurance with a 27- orange uniforms worn by yard TD scamper as he fin- the Denver Broncos. ished with 109 yards rush- Lock threw a sh ovel ing. His fellow tailback, pass to DaeSean Hamilton Royce Freeman, added a to put Denver ahead, Lind- score. say sealed the game with a Denver safety Trey Mar- late TD scamper and the shall made his first start Broncos extended the with Kareem Jackson sus- Detroit Lions' skid to eight pended over a DUI case. straight with a 27-17 win Marshall was involved in a Sunday. big play in the fourth when Trading the snow for Golladay broke free deep. much balmier conditions, It looked as if Marshall Lock efficiently led the knocked the ball away, but offense. He finished 25 of replays showed Golladay 33 for 192 yards in improv- couldn't secure it. ing to 3-1 as the Broncos Agnew weaved his way starter. His only loss was through the teeth of the last weekend in Kansas Broncos coverage unit and City when the field was then avoided diving punter ASSOCIATED PRESS covered in snow. Colby Wadman for a 64- DETROIT LIONS cornerback Rashaan Melvin (29) knocks a pass away from Denver Broncos wide receiver Tim No need to worry about yard score in the second Patrick (81) during the second half Sunday in Denver. that this time. quarter. His score gave It was a mild 67 degrees Detroit a 10-0 lead. at kickoff, the second- It was his third punt warmest December home return for a score since Bucks beat Pacers 117-89, game on record. The Bron- being drafted in 2017. cos (6-9) improved to 9-2 Earlier this season, all-time in December home Agnew also scored on a games when the tempera- 100-yard kickoff return. ture is 60 or above. The Broncos didn't give spoil Brogdon's return The Lions (3-11-1) got a him a chance to duplicate punt return for a score that feat – booting it out of MILWAUKEE (AP) – Giannis Antetokounmpo had 18 lead. Donte DiVincenzo made a layup to give Milwaukee from Jamal Agnew and the end zone. points, 19 rebounds and nine assists, and the Bucks a 56-55 advantage with 53 seconds to play in the first half, sporadic play from rookie PASSING SANDERS spoiled Malcolm Brogdon's return to Milwaukee with a and the Bucks never trailed again. David Blough, who was Kicker Matt Prater 117-89 victory over the Indiana Pacers on Sunday night. Milwaukee outscored Indiana 58-34 in the second half under constant pressure moved past a big name on Wesley Matthews scored 19 points for NBA-leading and had a 48-34 advantage in points in the paint. and sacked four times. Detroit's career scoring list Milwaukee, which has won three in a row since a 120-116 Domantas Sabonis had 19 points and 18 rebounds for Detroit hasn't won in two with his 26-yard field goal loss to Dallas stopped an 18-game win streak. Brook the Pacers. Doug McDermott scored 15 points. months. in the first quarter. He sur- Lopez and George Hill each had 17 points. Brogdon was serenaded with "Thank you, Malcolm!" Detroit took a 17-13 passed Hall of Famer Barry Brogdon was drafted by Milwaukee and spent his first chants as time wound down. lead in the third quarter on Sanders for the third-most three seasons with the Bucks before he was acquired by "That was tough. That was one of the tough parts. Kenny Golladay's 3-yard points Indiana in a sign-and-trade deal over the summer. He was These fans here were amazing to me for three years," Brog- catch. LATE HIT? welcomed back with cheers and a tribute video, and fin- don said. "And I felt like I got to see the city grow. I got to On the ensuing drive, Lions linebacker Steve ished with 10 points on 5-of-19 shooting and 10 assists. see their love for the game grow." Denver reached deep into Longa was flagged for hit- "I would have loved (to continue) to play for this team TIP-INS its play book to pick up a ting returner Diontae if they had wanted me, if they had valued me the way the Pacers: Indiana has lost four straight against the Bucks fourth-and-1 near midfield. Spencer out of bounds in Pacers valued me," Brogdon said before the game. dating to last season. The Pacers are 0-2 against Milwau- Fullback Andrew Beck the fourth. Replays showed The 6-foot-5 Brogdon was voted NBA Rookie of the kee this season, losing 102-83 at home on Nov. 16. took the ball from Lock on that Broncos linebacker Year in 2017. He became the eighth member of the Bucks: Milwaukee played its fifth game (4-1) without a sweep and then tossed it Josh Watson shoved Longa league's 50-40-90 club last season (shooting at least 50% guard Eric Bledsoe, who fractured his right leg against the to a trailing Lindsay, who into Spencer. from the field, 40% from 3-point range and 90% from the Memphis Grizzles on Dec. 13. Bledsoe is expected to miss picked up the first down. INJURIES free-throw line). about two weeks. Beck was credited with a 6- Lions: Linebacker He was averaging a career high in points (18.7), UP NEXT yard pass completion. Jahlani Tavai was ruled out rebounds (4.6) and assists (7.5) coming into the game. Pacers: Host the Raptors on Monday. Later, Lock completed a in the third quarter with a Brogdon scored his first points on a layup with 10:28 Bucks: At the 76ers on Wednesday. side-armed pass to Hamil- shoulder injury. to play in the second quarter, giving the Pacers a 26-24 l 8 MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard Keller scores twice to lead

Sacked-Yards Lost4-22 0-0 dleton 1-3, Connaughton 1-4, Korv- Florida 35 18 12 5 41 126 115 All TimesNFL EST Punts 5-52.2 4-47.3 er 1-5, DiVincenzo 0-2, Mason 0-2, Buffalo 37 17 13 7 41 114 116 Coyotes past Red Wings 5-2 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0 Ilyasova 0-3). Fouled Out_None. Montreal 36 17 13 6 40 115 115 East Penalties-Yards 7-68 6-50 Rebounds_Indiana 48 (Sabonis 18), Tampa Bay 34 17 13 4 38 118 110 W LTPct PF PA Time of Possession23:52 36:08 Milwaukee 61 (G.Antetokounmpo Ottawa 37 15 18 4 34 103 122 DETROIT (AP) – Clayton Keller had into the second period when he put in y-N. England12 30.800 396 198 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 19). Assists_Indiana 27 (Brogdon Detroit 38 9 26 3 21 82 150 x-Buffalo 10 50.667 308 246 RUSHING_Detroit, K.Johnson 10), Milwaukee 31 (G.Antetokounm- Metropolitan Division two goals and an assist to lead the Arizona Keller's rebound after a turnover in front N.Y. Jets 690.400 263 353 10-42, Scarbrough 8-34, T.Johnson po 9). Total Fouls_Indiana 15, Mil- GP WLOTPts GF GA Coyotes past the Detroit Red Wings 5-2 on of his own net by Darren Helm. It was Miami 4 11 0 .267 279 470 3-20. Denver, Lindsay 19-109, Free- waukee 7. A_18,029 (17,500) Washington 37 26 6557 134 104 man 9-28, Lock 4-10, Beck 1-3. N.Y. Islanders3423 8349 103 88 Sunday night. Soderberg's 11th goal. South No. 14 MICHIGAN W LTPct PF PA PASSING_Detroit, Blough 12-24- Carolina 36 22 12 2 46 118 94 Carl Soderberg, Taylor Hall and Chris- Hall got his seventh 5:41 into the third y-Houston 10 50.667 364 350 0-117. Denver, Lock 25-33-0-192, 86, PRESBYTERIAN Pittsburgh 36 21 11 4 46 120 96 Tennessee 870.533 367 317 Beck 1-1-0-6. 44 Philadelphia36 20 11 5 45 116 105 tian Dvorak also scored for Arizona. Coy- period. RECEIVING_Detroit, Golladay 6- PRESBYTERIAN (2-10) N.Y. Rangers3517 14 4 38 113 113 Indianapolis 780.467 341 335 Drake 4-6 0-0 9, Hightower 1-9 2- otes defenseman Oliver Ekman-Larsson Zadina thwarted Raanta's shutout bid Jacksonville 5 10 0 .333 262 377 66, Amendola 2-21, Thomas 2-17, Columbus 36 16 14 6 38 95 104 James 1-12, K.Johnson 1-1. Den- 4 4, Martin 2-8 0-0 4, Shubert 0-4 0- New Jersey 35 11 19 5 27 84 127 North 0 0, Younger 0-3 0-0 0, McCormack had three assists and Nick Schmaltz added at 9:59 of the third with his third goal. W LTPct PF PA ver, Hamilton 6-65, Patrick 5-48, WESTERN CONFERENCE Sutton 5-41, Heuerman 2-13, Fant 4-11 0-0 10, TeTe 0-0 0-0 0, Gibson Central Division two. Dvorak scored his ninth 27 seconds later. y-Baltimore 13 20.867 503 272 0-1 0-0 0, Isler 1-3 3-4 5, Graham 2- Pittsburgh 870.533 279 275 2-10, Freeman 2-9, Lindsay 2-9, GP WLOTPts GF GA Antti Raanta made 28 saves in Ari- Bertuzzi got his fourth goal in five Booker 1-2, Beck 1-1. 7 0-0 4, Becker 0-0 0-0 0, Jenkins 3- St. Louis 37 23 8652 114 98 Cleveland 690.400 312 360 8 2-3 8. Totals 17-60 7-11 44. Cincinnati 1 14 0 .067 246 397 MISSED FIELD GOALS_None.. Colorado 36 22 11 3 47 127 100 zona's first game since No. 1 goalie Darcy games and 14th of the season with 4:29 MICHIGAN (9-3) West Winnipeg 36 21 13 2 44 111 101 NBA Livers 0-0 2-2 2, Teske 6-9 3-5 Dallas 38 20 14 4 44 100 97 Kuemper sustained a lower-body injury left. W LTPct PF PA All Times EST 15, Brooks 6-11 1-2 16, Simpson 3- y-Kanas Cty11 40.733 420 287 EASTERN CONFERENCE Nashville 35 17 12 6 40 123 114 Friday during an 8-5 loss to Minnesota. NOTES: Arizona D Jordan Gross made 4 2-2 9, Wagner 1-3 0-0 3, Davis 2- Minnesota 37 17 15 5 39 115 126 Oakland 780.467 298 403 WLPct GB 2 3-4 7, Baird 1-3 0-0 2, Castleton 0- Filip Zadina and Tyler Bertuzzi scored his NHL debut. … Coyotes D Jason Milwaukee 27 4 .871 — Chicago 37 15 16 6 36 104 118 Denver 690.400 266 301 2 6-8 6, Faulds 0-0 0-0 0, Nunez 2- Miami 21 8 .724 5 Pacific Division L.A. Chargers5 10 0 .333 316 314 4 0-0 5, Wilson 0-3 0-0 0, Ozuna- for Detroit. Jimmy Howard stopped 40 Demers, who has missed six games with a Toronto 21 8 .724 5 GP WLOTPts GF GA NATIONAL CONFERENCE Harrison 0-0 0-0 0, DeJulius 4-8 0-0 Boston 20 7 .741 5 Arizona 38 21 13 4 46 110 96 shots in his return after missing 10 games lower-body injury, is skating with the team East 12, Bajema 3-4 2-2 9. Totals 28-53 Philadelphia 21 10 .677 6 Vegas 38 19 13 6 44 116 110 WLTPct PF PA 19-25 86. with a lower-body injury. He was recalled and could play later this week. … Detroit Indiana 20 10 .667 6½ Edmonton 39 20 15 4 44 115 120 Philadelphia 870.533 351 337 Halftime_Michigan 38-15. 3-Point Brooklyn 16 13 .552 10 Calgary 38 19 14 5 43 104 113 from a conditioning stint with Grand forward Robby Fabbri was fined the maxi- Dallas 780.467 387 305 Goals_Presbyterian 3-20 (McCor- Orlando 12 17 .414 14 Vancouver 37 18 15 4 40 120 113 N.Y. Giants 4 11 0 .267 324 417 mack 2-7, Drake 1-2, Gibson 0-1, Rapids of the AHL earlier in the day. mum $2,419.35 for spearing Toronto for- Charlotte 13 20 .394 15 San Jose 37 16 19 2 34 100 130 Washington 3 12 0 .200 250 388 Shubert 0-1, Younger 0-3, Hightow- Chicago 12 19 .387 15 Anaheim 37 15 18 4 34 96 114 Keller's two goals in the first period ward Alexander Kerfoot in a 4-1 loss Sat- South er 0-3, Jenkins 0-3), Michigan 11-27 Detroit 11 19 .367 15½ Los Angeles38 15 19 4 34 98 120 WLTPct PF PA (DeJulius 4-7, Brooks 3-5, Simpson gave the Coyotes a 2-0 lead. urday night. … Red Wings RW Anthony Washington 8 20 .286 17½ NOTE: Two points for a win, one y-New Orleans1230.800 416 331 1-1, Nunez 1-2, Bajema 1-2, Wagn- Cleveland 8 21 .276 18 point for overtime loss. Top three Tampa Bay 780.467 436 421 er 1-3, Castleton 0-1, Teske 0-1, Keller opened the scoring with 6:35 left Mantha did not play after sustaining an New York 7 23 .233 19½ teams in each division and two wild Atlanta 690.400 353 377 Baird 0-2, Wilson 0-3). Fouled Atlanta 6 24 .200 20½ cards per conference advance to in the first when put in a one-timer from upper-body injury Saturday when he was Carolina 5 10 0 .333 330 428 Out_Nunez. Rebounds_Presbyteri- North WESTERN CONFERENCE playoffs. the bottom of the right circle that Howard thrown to the ice – on his head and face – an 22 (Hightower 6), Michigan 42 Saturday's Games WLTPct PF PA WLPct GB (Davis 8). Assists_Presbyterian 7 L.A. Lakers 24 5 .828 — Buffalo 3, Los Angeles 2 got a piece of. Keller's second goal and by Maple Leafs D Jake Muzzin. x-Green Bay11 30.786 330 283 (Martin 3), Michigan 14 (Simpson 9). L.A. Clippers 22 10 .688 3½ Anaheim 6, N.Y. Islanders 5, SO x-Minnesota10 40.714 378 259 Total Fouls_Presbyterian 19, Michi- 10th of the season came with 3:17 remain- UP NEXT Denver 19 8 .704 4 Winnipeg 6, Minnesota 0 Chicago 780.467 259 279 gan 12. Technicals_Martin. Detroit 3 11 1 .233 321 400 Houston 20 9 .690 4 Nashville 4, Boston 3, OT ing in the period when his wrist shot from Coyotes: At the Nashville Predators on West Dallas 19 10 .655 5 MICHIGAN ST. 101, Florida 4, Carolina 2 Columbus 5, New Jersey 1 the top of the right circle beat Howard. Monday. WLTPct PF PA Utah 18 11 .621 6 E. MICHIGAN 48 x-San Fran. 12 30.800 453 289 Oklahoma City 15 14 .517 9 E. MICHIGAN (9-2) Edmonton 4, Montreal 3 Both goals came off the rush. Red Wings: At the Florida Panthers on x-Seattle 11 40.733 384 372 Portland 14 16 .467 10½ Groce 3-12 2-3 9, Binelli 1-10 0-0 Philadelphia 5, Ottawa 4, SO L.A. Rams 870.533 363 340 Sacramento 12 17 .414 12 3, Morgan 3-8 0-1 7, James 1-9 4-4 Toronto 4, Detroit 1 Soderberg made it 3-0 just 39 seconds Saturday. Arizona 591.367 337 411 San Antonio 11 17 .393 12½ 6, King 0-1 0-4 0, Toure 2-3 3-7 7, Washington 3, Tampa Bay 1 x-clinched playoff spot Phoenix 11 18 .379 13 Spottsville 1-3 0-2 2, Barnes 1-3 0-2 Chicago 5, Colorado 3 y-clinched division Memphis 11 19 .367 13½ 2, Montero 2-7 2-2 6, Dillard 2-10 2- Vancouver 4, Pittsburgh 1 Saturday's Games Minnesota 10 18 .357 13½ 5 6, Ballard 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 16-67 St. Louis 5, San Jose 2 Livers hurt, but No. 14 Michigan Houston 23, Tampa Bay 20 New Orleans 7 23 .233 17½ 13-30 48. Sunday's Games New England 24, Buffalo 17 Golden State 6 24 .200 18½ MICHIGAN ST. (9-3) N.Y. Rangers 5, Anaheim 1 San Francisco 34, L.A. Rams 31 Saturday's Games Brown 2-8 2-2 7, Winston 7-14 3- Calgary at Dallas, 7 p.m. Sunday's Games Utah 114, Charlotte 107 4 21, Henry 4-6 2-2 12, Tillman 2-4 Arizona 5, Detroit 2 beats Presbyterian 86-44 N.Y. Giants 41, Washington 35, OT Brooklyn 122, Atlanta 112 6-9 11, Ahrens 1-4 0-0 3, Loyer 3-5 Vegas at San Jose, 10 p.m. Miami 38, Cincinnati 35, OT Chicago 119, Detroit 107 4-4 13, Kithier 2-3 0-1 4, Bingham 4- Monday's Games New Orleans 38, Tennessee 28 Philadelphia 125, Wash. 108 5 2-2 10, Hall 1-1 0-1 2, George 1-2 Carolina at Toronto, 2 p.m. ANN ARBOR, Mich. how your team is going to an injury in a game they N.Y. Jets 16, Pittsburgh 10 Milwaukee 123, New York 102 0-2 3, Marble 3-3 3-4 9, Hoiberg 1-1 Calgary at Minnesota, 5 p.m. Baltimore 31, Cleveland 15 Memphis 119, Sacramento 115 0-0 3, Washington 1-3 0-0 3, Burke Washington at Boston, 7 p.m. (AP) – Isaiah Livers went approach each and every won by 42, but Michigan Indianapolis 38, Carolina 6 L.A. Clips 134, San Antonio 109 0-0 0-0 0, Izzo 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 32- Columbus at N.Y. Islanders, 7 up for a dunk and missed, opponent," Howard said. was impressive at both Atlanta 24, Jacksonville 12 Houston 139, Phoenix 125 59 22-31 101. N.Y. Rangers at Philadelphia, 7 Oakland 24, L.A. Chargers 17 Portland 113, Minnesota 106 Halftime_Michigan St. 41-20. 3- Florida at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. drawing a foul in the pro- "Our guys were locked in ends of the court and had a Denver 27, Detroit 17 Sunday's Games Point Goals_E. Michigan 3-29 (Mor- Buffalo at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. cess. Then he walked from start to finish." chance to go deep into its Arizona 27, Seattle 13 Toronto 110, Dallas 107 gan 1-2, Groce 1-5, Binelli 1-10, Bal- Arizona at Nashville, 8 p.m. Philadelphia 17, Dallas 9 Boston 119, Charlotte 93 lard 0-1, Spottsville 0-1, Dillard 0-2, Montreal at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. around looking gimpy and Owen McCormack led bench during the second Kansas City 26, Chicago 3 Milwaukee 117, Indiana 89 Montero 0-2, James 0-6), Michigan New Jersey at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. holding his left leg. Presbyterian (2-10) with 10 half. Monday's Games Okla. City 118, L.A. Clippers 112 St. 15-30 (Winston 4-8, Loyer 3-4, St. Louis at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. Green Bay at Minnesota, 8:15 p.m. Denver at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. Henry 2-4, George 1-1, Hoiberg 1-1, Edmonton at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Not what Michigan points. MORE MINUTES Sunday, Dec. 29 Monday's Games Tillman 1-1, Washington 1-2, Colorado at Vegas, 10 p.m. Chicago at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Atlanta at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Ahrens 1-3, Brown 1-6). Fouled No games scheduled needed in what was other- Michigan's previous six Michigan used 14 play- Atlanta at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Chicago at Orlando, 7 p.m. Out_Dillard. Rebounds_E. Michigan Arizona 5, Detroit 2 wise a routine victory. games had included four ers in this game, and 10 of Miami at New England, 1 p.m. Philadelphia at Detroit, 7 p.m. 38 (King 10), Michigan St. 50 (Henry Arizona 212— 5 Tennessee at Houston, 1 p.m. Toronto at Indiana, 7 p.m. 9). Assists_E. Michigan 8 (Groce, Detroit 002 —2 Livers left early in the opponents in the top 10 them had at least 10 min- Green Bay at Detroit, 1 p.m. Washington at New York, 7 p.m. Spottsville 2), Michigan St. 27 (Win- First Period_1, Arizona, Keller 9 first half, but that was the and two others from the utes. Washington at Dallas, 1 p.m. Utah at Miami, 7:30 p.m. ston 7). Total Fouls_E. Michigan 23, (Schmaltz, Ekman-Larsson), 13:25. Indianapolis at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. San Antonio at Memphis, 8 p.m. Michigan St. 25. A_14,797 (16,280). 2, Arizona, Keller 10 (Schmaltz, only real problem for the Big Ten. This was a break "I wish I could play all Cleveland at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Denver at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Ekman-Larsson), 16:43. L.A. Chargers at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Houston at Sacramento, 10 p.m. WISCONSIN 83, MIL- Second Period_3, Arizona, Soder- 14th-ranked Wolverines in from that, but the Wolver- 15 players," Howard said. berg 11 (Keller), 0:39. N.Y. Jets at Buffalo, 1 p.m. New Orleans at Portland, 10 p.m. WAUKEEMILWAUKEE (5-7) 64 an 86-44 win over Presby- ines were sharp from the "Every time I leave the Third Period_4, Arizona, Hall 7 Philadelphia at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. Minnesota at Golden State, 10:30 Roy 7-13 8-10 25, Lucas 4-10 0- (Kessel, Oesterle), 5:41. 5, Detroit, terian on Saturday. Michi- start. They'd had a week off arena, I always think New Orleans at Carolina, 1 p.m. Wednesday's Games 1 10, Thomas 4-8 0-2 8, Abram 4-8 Zadina 3, 9:59. 6, Arizona, Dvorak 9 Pittsburgh at Baltimore, 1 p.m. Boston at Toronto, 12 p.m. 0-0 9, Brown 2-4 0-0 6, Sessoms 1- gan described the injury as after losing in overtime to about, 'Wow, you know (Ekman-Larsson, Gross), 10:26. 7, Oakland at Denver, 4:25 p.m. Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 2:30 3 2-4 4, Wilbourn 0-2 0-0 0, Hender- Detroit, Bertuzzi 14 (Biega, Nielsen), Arizona at L.A. Rams, 4:25 p.m. Houston at Golden State, 5 p.m. son 0-2 2-2 2, Mitchell 0-1 0-0 0, a muscle strain, and coach Oregon. what? I wish I could have 15:31. San Francisco at Seattle, 8:20 p.m. L.A. Clippers at L.A. Lakers, 8 Allen 0-1 0-0 0, Behrendt 0-0 0-0 0, Shots on Goal_Arizona 15-13- Juwan Howard didn't have "We'd rather be playing played Cole Bajema more, I New Orleans at Denver, 10:30 Bingham 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 22-52 12- 17_45. Detroit 10-7-13_30. Lions-BroncosDenver 27, Detroit 17Stats 19 64. much information after- games instead of practicing wish I would have played Power-play opportunities_Arizona 0 Detroit 377 0 —17 Milwaukee 117, Indi- WISCONSIN (6-5) of 0; Detroit 0 of 3. ward. – a lot more fun," Teske Adrien Nunez more, Jaron Denver 0 10 3 14 — 27 ana 89 Davison 0-3 3-4 3, Trice 11-14 4- INDIANA (89) Goalies_Arizona, Raanta 6-5-2 (30 First Quarter 6 31, Reuvers 8-12 4-4 22, Ford 2-3 "I'm just praying that it's said. "Especially this week (Faulds).' That's my mind- Sabonis 8-16 1-1 19, Warren 4- shots-28 saves). Detroit, Howard 2- Det_FG Prater 26, 8:59. 1-2 7, King 0-3 0-0 0, Pritzl 1-4 0-0 13 0-0 9, Turner 4-8 1-2 11, A.Holi- 12-1 (45-40). not a serious injury, and too. A lot of guys were fin- set, always." Second Quarter 3, Wahl 0-3 2-2 2, Anderson 1-3 1-2 day 5-11 0-0 11, Brogdon 5-19 0-0 A_19,515 (20,000). T_2:24. Det_Agnew 64 punt return (Prater 3, Potter 3-6 6-6 12, McGrory 0-1 0- tomorrow hopefully he will ishing up school too, with The only player who 10, Bitadze 0-3 0-0 0, Leaf 0-1 1-2 1, Referees_Dan O'Halloran, Brian kick), 10:52. 0 0, Ballard 0-0 0-0 0, Cuevas 0-0 0- McDermott 6-9 0-0 15, Sampson 1- Pochmara. Linesmen_Scott Driscoll, Den_Freeman 1 run (McManus 0 0, Higginbottom 0-0 0-0 0. Totals feel better," Howard said. "I exams and everything, didn't play for Michigan 1 0-0 2, J.Holiday 1-5 0-0 3, Andrew Smith. kick), 6:04. McConnell 2-7 0-0 5, Sumner 1-7 0- 26-52 21-26 83. trust we have a great medi- essays. I'm proud of how was Brandon Johns, who Den_FG McManus 34, :25. 0 3. Totals 37-100 3-5 89. Halftime_Wisconsin 43-41. 3- TransactionsBASEBALL Third Quarter MILWAUKEE (117) Point Goals_Milwaukee 8-17 (Roy cal team that's going to we battled through that was out with an illness. LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Den_FG McManus 26, 10:23. G.Antetokounmpo 8-17 1-2 18, 3-5, Brown 2-3, Lucas 2-5, Abram 1- Signed RHP Julio Teheran to a one- take good care of him and and stayed focused on this Bajema scored nine points Det_Golladay 3 pass from Blough Middleton 5-12 1-1 12, B.Lopez 6-11 2, Wilbourn 0-2), Wisconsin 10-22 year contract. (Prater kick), 3:51. 2-2 17, DiVincenzo 2-7 0-0 4, (Trice 5-6, Ford 2-2, Reuvers 2-4, give us also the proper game at the same time." in 11:05, and Austin Davis Fourth Quarter Matthews 5-10 5-5 19, Con- Pritzl 1-3, McGrory 0-1, Potter 0-1, BASKETBALL NBA — Suspended Washington advice that's needed to Zavier Simpson had added seven in 17:09. Den_Hamilton 3 pass from Lock naughton 2-7 1-1 6, Ilyasova 1-7 1-2 Wahl 0-1, Anderson 0-2, Davison 0- G Isaiah Thomas two games for (McManus kick), 13:08. 3, Korver 1-8 0-0 3, Wilson 2-4 0-0 2). Rebounds_Milwaukee 26 (Ses- help us find answers." nine points and nine POLL IMPLICATIONS entering spectator stands. Den_Lindsay 27 run (McManus 4, R.Lopez 6-8 0-0 13, Hill 6-10 2-2 soms 6), Wisconsin 34 (Trice, Jon Teske scored 11 of assists for Michigan. This game probably kick), 6:39. 17, Mason 0-3 1-2 1. Totals 44-104 Reuvers, Wahl, Potter 5). HOCKEY ANAHEIM DUCKS — Recalled A_74,115. 14-17 117. Assists_Milwaukee 9 (Lucas 4), his 15 points in the first BIG PICTURE won't change the percep- RW Daniel Sprong from San Diego Det Den Indiana 22 33 18 16 — 89 Wisconsin 17 (Davison 5). Total (AHL). First downs 13 25 Milwaukee 21 38 24 34 — 117 Fouls_Milwaukee 22, Wisconsin 19. half, and the Wolverines Presbyterian: The Blue tion of Michigan much. DETROIT RED WINGS — Total Net Yards 191 348 3-Point Goals_Indiana 12-40 Placed RW Anthony Mantha on IR. (9-3) snapped a two-game Hose were competitive in a The Wolverines aren't like- Rushes-yards 21-96 33-150 (McDermott 3-6, Sabonis 2-2, Turn- All TimesNHL EST Recalled G Jimmy Howard from Passing 95 198 er 2-5, McConnell 1-2, J.Holiday 1- EASTERN CONFERENCE losing streak. Michigan 10-point loss at Notre ly to be challenged again long-term IR at Grand Rapids (IL). Punt Returns 3-75 2-22 4, A.Holiday 1-5, Sumner 1-5, War- Atlantic Division NEW YORK RANGERS — raced out to a 17-4 advan- Dame last month, but they until they resume Big Ten Kickoff Returns 0-0 1-47 ren 1-5, Brogdon 0-4), Milwaukee GP WLOTPts GF GA Recalled F Phillip Di Giuseppe from Interceptions Ret. 0-0 0-0 15-44 (Matthews 4-8, B.Lopez 3-6, Boston 37 21 7951 123 97 tage and led 38-15 at half- couldn't keep this one play at Michigan State on Hartford (AHL). Comp-Att-Int 12-24-0 26-34-0 Hill 3-6, G.Antetokounmpo 1-3, Mid- Toronto 37 19 14 4 42 125 116 time. close. Presbyterian shot 0 Jan. 5. Livers was hurt early for 9 from 3-point range in UP NEXT on. He made his two free the first half, which helped Presbyterian: The Blue Trice, Rivers power Wisconsin throws, then left the game the game get quickly out of Hose host Kentucky Chris- and finished with only hand. The Blue Hose fin- tian next Sunday. past Milwaukee 83-64 3:06 of playing time. ished 3 of 20 from beyond Michigan: The Wolver- Eli Brooks scored 16 the arc and shot 28% over- ines have another lengthy MADISON, Wis. (AP) – Wisconsin's If anything, you want to force him left and points for Michigan and all. break before hosting Micah Potter endured a 644-day wait to we didn't do a good job of keeping him out David DeJulius added 12. Michigan: The Wolver- UMass Lowell next Sun- play another collegiate basketball game. of those sweet spots that he likes." "You never know exactly ines won't be happy with day. The 6-foot-10 junior got his chance on Potter will play an important role in Saturday against Milwaukee. allowing Reuvers, a 6-11 big man, to get D'Mitrick Trice scored a career-high 31 much-needed rest on the bench during a Winston helps No. 15 Michigan points and Nate Reuvers had 22 points to game. Reuvers is Wisconsin's scoring lead- help Wisconsin overpower Milwaukee in a er at 15.2 points per game. State rout E Michigan 101-48 83-64 victory. "We're glad to have him," Wisconsin The win gave the Badgers (6-5) a sweep coach Greg Gard said of Potter's first Wis- EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) – Cassius their shots and holding the Eagles to 19% against intrastate opponents this season. consin appearance. "He can take some of Winston was productive as usual, scoring shooting. Though Trice had a strong game, the the toll off of Nate, just from a minutes 21 points and making seven assists, when Michigan State did not let up in the sec- spotlight was on Potter, an Ohio State stand point. It just helps (Reuvers) not No. 15 Michigan State routed Eastern ond half, taking a 40-point lead with 13 transfer who was denied appeals to play have to play as extended of time. Michigan 101-48. minutes left and leading by as much as 57 five times by the NCAA's Committee of "I didn't play them together today, but For a change, the senior star had some points. Legislative Relief. that is something that possibly will come help. "We didn't beat the Celtics, but we beat Potter shot 3 of 6 from the field in his down the road. I've done it in practice." Foster Loyer scored a season-high 13 a team that is very good defensively," Izzo Badgers' debut, scored 12 points and Reuvers averages 29.4 minutes and 5.2 points, Aaron Henry had 12 points, Xavier said. played 13 minutes. He also had three rebounds per game. He said he's thrilled Tillman scored 11 and Marcus Bingham BIG PICTURE turnovers. The last time Potter played at to see Potter on the court. added 10 points for the Spartans. Eastern Michigan: In his ninth season, Ohio State was during an NCAA Tourna- "He's high energy and he runs the floor "Just what the doctor ordered," coach Murphy has helped the Mid-American ment loss to Gonzaga on March 18, 2018. really well, and that's something that Tom Izzo said. Conference program get off to its best start "Finally," said Potter about his feelings coach always talks about is getting that Michigan State (9-3) has won four since it also won nine of 10 games to open when he was inserted into the game in the first guy down there really helps us set up straight and it may keep rolling if Win- the 1996-97 season. first quarter. "I was trying to keep calm our offense," Reuvers said. "Micah's anoth- ston's supporting cast can get an emotion- Murphy said the lopsided loss does not because, obviously, there were some jitters er big body and another guy who can just al boost after solid performances. affect his team's ability to compete in the going on. I was trying to stay focused on really play. We're going to really need him "It's huge seeing guys play with confi- MAC, saying every game left on the sched- what I needed to do, and that was play during Big Ten play." dence and knock down some shots," Win- ule is winnable. hard, play physical and play smart. BIG PICTURE ston said. "When you see guys out there Michigan State: Winston can't win "The ovation I got was pretty cool, too. Wisconsin: Potter will add some punch having fun and making plays, everybody games by himself and there are signs he It got me excited to play." on offense for the Badgers, who have had wants to be a part of that." will have some help. Besides the double- Wisconsin held a 43-41 halftime lead several streaky shooting efforts this sea- The Eagles (9-2) did not have a double- digit scorers, freshman forward Julius after Milwaukee stayed within striking dis- son. If Reuvers and Potter both shoot well, digit scorer. Ty Groce had nine points on Marble matched a season high with nine tance in the first half with a 3-point shoot- it bodes well for Wisconsin, which has 3-of-12 shooting and no one else on the points in eight-plus minutes. ing barrage. The Panthers shot 7 of 11 missed the production provided on team scored more than seven. "All of those guys were good, but Cas- from beyond the arc, including a pair of offense by big man Ethan Happ, who "There weren't any driving lanes and we sius was great," Murphy said. banked 3-pointers. Roy and Lucas com- exhausted his eligibility last season. couldn't get open looks," coach Rob Mur- Henry's play had to be particularly bined for four of those long-range baskets. The Badgers entered Saturday's game phy said. "We didn't shoot well and we encouraging for the team after he was 1 of The Badgers held the Panthers score- with 11.5 turnovers-per-game, and need to missed opportunities with free throws." 9 and had three points and six turnovers. less from 3-point range in the second half. clean up their ball-handling issues before The Eagles shot 24% overall and made The sophomore forward matched a career They held Lucas scoreless in the second. returning to Big Ten Conference action. just 13 of 30 free throws. with six assists. The Panthers scored one point in their They had nine turnovers on Saturday. Murphy said he was going to "flush," "He's a triple-threat guy," Murphy said. first five possessions after halftime and the UP NEXT the film of the game. "When they can play in the middle of the Badgers extended their lead to 49-42 on a Both teams play two final games before Eastern Michigan made its first basket zone, it makes it tough because he can pair of Reuver free throws with 15:59 to go conference action. Milwaukee plays at at the 12:14 mark of the first half after score and make the pass." in the game. Northern Kentucky on Dec. 28 and missing 14 shots. INJURY REPORT "Trice loves getting right, and that's Wright State on Dec. 30 before the Hori- The Spartans led by as much as 26 over Freshman shooting guard Rocket Watts where he was setting up. He was going left zon League opener on Jan. 3 against the opening 20 minutes and were ahead missed his fourth straight game with a leg to right in his pull up and that's his game. IUPUI. 41-20 at halftime after making 54% of injury. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 2019 9 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Responsible for input, not outcome Dear Annie: This is in response to the letter about grandkids not sending thank- you notes for gifts they receive. I was brought up to always say thank you, or to send a thank-you note. This not only shows appreciation but also it lets the sender know that the gift was received. Dear Forty-two years ago, I married a wid- Annie ower with three young boys. At the time, the twins were 6 and the older boy was 9. I started teaching these kids to follow this she won’t be guilted into doing so. I, too, practice, too. have the largest house in my family and They are now all adults, and we have was expected to host not only Christmas four grandchildren. Despite raising them but Thanksgiving, birthdays and any to respond to presents and show apprecia- other occasion that warranted a celebra- tion, I find myself always having to ask the tion. parents if the grandkids received a gift we If she doesn’t say no now, this could THE PAJAMA DIARIES sent them. I am very disappointed and upset that the importance of this, appar- turn into an annual event. People might be ently, has not been passed down to the upset, but you were right when you said grandkids. that if she gives in, she will be resentful My husband says that this is “just the and can only blame herself. – Been in Her way this younger generation is,” but I Shoes believe everyone should be taught man- Dear Been in Her Shoes: Setting clear ners, no matter their age. Therefore, I keep boundaries from the beginning can pre- reminding myself that, as parents, we are vent lots of fights and resentment down only responsible for the input and not the the line. Thank you for your great letter. outcome of our children. But it still is Dear Annie: I was a smoker when my upsetting. – Disappointed Grammy daughter was expecting her first child. She MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM Dear Disappointed Grammy: It is gently told me that if I was going to stay understandable that you are frustrated with them and help out, I couldn’t smoke. with your grandchildren’s lack of man- I quit two days before he was born, and he ners. It’s not too late to remind your chil- will be 10 years old at the end of this dren about how important it was for them month. None of us could have been happi- to write thank-you letters, and the value of er, and I am much healthier. You will never passing on this skill. Maybe this reminder regret quitting. – Happier Nonsmoking will help them change their behavior and Grandmother their instruction to the next generation. Dear Happier: Congratulations on your You are right that at some point you newfound health. Quitting cigarettes is just have to acknowledge that you did the very challenging, and I can’t think of a bet- best you could as a parent and hope that ter reason than to spend time with your BORN LOSER some of the good habits and manners that grandchild. Imagine what you would have you taught them trickle down. missed during the past 10 years. Thank Dear Annie: “Not Feeling the Christmas you for sharing your story. Spirit” should tell her family no, she won’t Send your questions for Annie Lane to be hosting Christmas this year, and that [email protected].

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E-TC music teacher Brad Besonen said the district’s choir has 27 members, but using 13 of the more expe- rienced singers makes it Jason Juno/Daily Globe easier for the group to trav- BRAD BESONEN directs the Ewen-Trout Creek acappella choir Sunday night at Contrast Coffee in downtown Ironwood. Choir members are el and perform in smaller from left: Gracie Witt, Desiree Tuomi, Lexus Alinen, Marissa Polkky (hidden), Elise Besonen (hidden), Hannah Peace, Ellie Carrothers, Jes venues. Carey, Kaitlin Gillespie, Christian Besonen, Michael Nordang, Nik Thomas and Eddie Carrothers. “For this venue, our full choir would probably be a was in high school. off. It’s been fun, there’s Contrast over the past few Eventually the group The performance is a little too big,” said Beso- Besonen said the group been so much more arrang- years while performing at added a small performance fundraiser for the choir, nen, who added the coffee generally performs, “A lot ing for groups this size,” the Historic Ironwood The- in the space during an according to Besonen, with shop is a great space for the of contemporary pop acap- Besonen said. atre across Aurora Street. annual tour of area nursing the money raised going concert. pella,” which has benefit- The idea behind Sun- “This just became a homes, according to Beso- toward a planned trip to Although the larger ted from a surge in popu- day’s performance origi- place we always go to, and nen. These short perfor- see a rendition of the musi- group is junior and senior larity due to groups like nated with visits Besonen always look forward to mances led to Besonen cal “Dear Evan Hansen” high school students, all Pentatonix. and various members of coming to for a little coffee organizing Sunday’s con- that is touring in the Mid- but one of Sunday’s singers “It’s really kind of taken the choir have made to break,” Besonen said. cert. west.

Blue Although the Blue Can- vas Orchestra performs under the big top during From page 1 the summer months, Wil- Bowers' influence on the lett said the group hits the latin flair of the group's road during the winter and rendition of “It's Beginning performs Christmas con- to Look a lot Like Christ- certs around Wisconsin, mas.” including stops in Madison Some of the performers and Antigo this year, as have only joined the group well as Ironwood. in the past few years, Wil- Willett said this year's lett said, while others have tour was going well, been with it since its incep- although he joked driving tion – which also adds the during Wisconsin's win- musical variety of the per- ters can be harrowing at formance. times. With seven parts, Wil- The group seemed to be lett said arranging pieces a hit with Sunday's audi- for the group can be quite ence, with at least one per- complex at times – often son inquiring about the requiring more effort than possibility of the theatre what would be needed bringing them back again Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe for a quartet or similar before the concert was MEMBERS OF the Blue Canvas Orchestra, from left, Yazmin Bowers, Jane Aleckson and Randy Sabien, entertain smaller group. even over. the audience at the Historic Ironwood Theatre Sunday during the group's “Blue Canvas Christmas” show.